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Posted on Apr 27, 2009 - 100 comments - barcelona, bw, Ilan Bresler, Street
This is one exposure, case you were asking :)
Still "recovering" from Barcelona, it's hard to go back to the daily routines.
And for some news - I was interviewed this week by Marc Olivier at his wonderful blog 'Take-Out Photo' . Hop over to the interview and I really advise you to stay and check his other posts - His words always challenges me to think. Thank you, Marc!
And, of course, Big Thank You my dear visitors and commenters :)
EDIT: Noa Eisenschtat, a very good friend of mine, is having her first out-of-country exhibition. If by any chance you are in Berlin between the 30.04.09 - 07.05.09, pay a visit - Her works are very inspiring! Click here for info.
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pando says:
It's beyond belief that this is one shot! Superb!
And by the way, big THANKS for comments, votes, bookmarks etc. ;-)
Michael says:
Don´t understand how? "This is one exposure, case you were asking :)"
I tryed to do something like this in Photoshop
timtop says:
saving this were ya? Perfect and yes, unbelievable. I still haven't quite got the angle (mirrors? a magical portal to another world?). Now this is why I come back to YOUR blog, yet others fade into the ether. This has mystery, style, and panache!
My best friend lives in barcelona, and its a favourite of mine also.
Jonas says:
Do you mean this was the same exposure for 2 shots? Or was it one shot, the left part being some ad panel? Anyway, that's an intriguing picture, many people there also looking intrigued by the scene they are looking at :)
beanow says:
Interesting street shots. I agree with Jonas - this is really intriguing picture.
Phototherapy says:
One exposure... Just to make us spend hours to see your image ;)
Except Barcelona day / night, I cannot make the link between the two...
yz says:
it is a real mystery, now you have to explain it :)
AC says:
I don't know how you did this - but it looks amazing! Also, I wonder what people on the left are looking at..
Turnbill says:
Well, my guess is the right side of the photo is a mirror. Or the left side is. Very interesting shot
mononeil says:
Don't know how it's done, but i like the contrast between the two images. Dark shadows form the indoor with the bright white of the outdoors. Also the backs of the people against the faces in the other image. Nice one.
Andy says:
Wow I cant believe this is one shot. Seems like it must be an optical illusion because it doesn't seem to fit together! You will have to explain it to us! Great shot though love the b&w tones.
T and S says:
"One Exposure"...interesting Ilan. I m still wondering how you pulled this off. I could't figure it out.
Mahbubur Rahman says:
How this is one exposure seems to be the question of the day :) Please enlighten us :)... More importantly the context of the two juxtaposition scenes.... very good shot indeed...
Zing says:
Interesting shot, love the contrast, nice bw!
firstname.lastname@example.com says:
Very intresting shot, hard to believe it's one capture, what's the technique behind this ... excellent work and congrats with the interview! (And yes on your demand, I'm posting again)
Pierre says:
J'aime bien ce contraste entre ces images. Le foncé et le clair, debout ou assis. Jolies comparaisons.
rhys says:
another great shot. Is this analogue? looks like two overlapping 35mm negs? Or is it a mirror? The fact its got me guessing is good. Adds an enigmatic twist.
Fritsch says:
Great pictures & wonderful composition. I like it exactly this way. All the best & safe travels, Fritsch.
aleksarus says:
Ilan, read your interview, it was very interesting to read! :) You are very open and sincere person! Regarding the photo, I think the right place but left the door reflected in the mirror;)
david says:
barcelona is a great place to hang around and watch the world pass by...you catch this aspect of the place very well with these shots.
Olivier Jules says:
very well composed!
Oswegan says:
I like this because I want to know what is going on.
Liang says:
very nice street shot in BW. seems like people are all focused on seeing something!
great street work
Terry H. says:
I really enjoyed reading the interview. I agree, I also like to post funny stuff when possible. That is one of the reasons I keep coming back here. Plus the awesome street photos of course.
Nir Dremer says:
Impressive photography eye!
also, i really liked your interview. It was really stimulating and made my think for a while..
keep up to the good work!
CraigM says:
Well just like everyone else I'm having trouble working it out which ic, of course, what makes it so darn interesting! I think it's exceptional Ilan and shows some great thinking. :)
The only conclusion I have is that the portion to the right is a reflection but you were far enough back not to be in the shot.
wedealindreams says:
I've spent a few days trying to figure out how it was done, I just can;t think. I haven't seen the answer yet but I'm thinking mirrow from a door or window. 2 windows maybe reflecting?
Brilliant photo though. Really makes you thinking.
I'm must admit the more I see the more I like.
martie says:
Great study of light and dark. And congrats on your interview - looking forward to reading it.
Jinksee says:
I'm going to be looking at this one for awhile. I will figure this out. :D Awesome on getting an interview, too. :D
John Maslowski says:
Great photograph as usual Ilan. Read your interview, excellent and inspiring. I admire your honesty and your fascinating photographs.
joebergantine.com says:
it is? i was going to say great juxtaposition but in-camera... that's really something.
Ivar says:
Great image, very cool reflection (I assume it is anyway). Very cool effect.
Rajesh says:
Nice black and white photos.
Read the interview and loved the snap near the American embassy in Prague
Andy says:
I forgot to say I read your interview and really enjoyed it! I had not seen some of those photos in it. My favorite is the one of the guy in the window looking out at the world but seemingly trapped.
namaki says:
ah Barcelona ! I love Barcelona ! and here is a photo from above :-)
silvermikan says:
Love the contrast between two scenes! great BW!
Sekhar says:
Hi Ilan, Thanks for stopping by my blog. You too have a great blog here. Loved the b&w shots :)
Andor Marton says:
Interesting shot! At least one side must be a reflection or even both??? Or is it something else?
Nicolas says:
Great duo picture !
Shellmo says:
So happy to have discovered your blog! (And thank you for visiting mine!) I enjoyed these photos very much - I aspire to be half as good.
Scott Schilling says:
Wonderful Black and White images! Great shots! Thanks for the comments also!
Hoai Bao Photography says:
Very smart use of mirror. Beautiful work. The contrast of inside and outside world is really interesting.
cuentosbrujos says:
me parece una interesante composición y creo que el blanco y negro le va perfecto
Ankush. says:
barcelona fever not letting you go, this is a good shot Ian, nice black and white.
cat says:
In both images people are looking at something but we don't know at what. So as well as trying to figure out how it can be one image, there's a feeling of trying to see beyond the crowd to figure out what's going on. Maybe because it's a different country and you didn't know the language, so there's a sense of being separated? I wonder how different it looks in colour too.
cat says:
In both images people are looking at something but we don't know at what. So as well as trying to figure out how it can be one image, there's a feeling of trying to see beyond the crowd to figure out what's going on. Maybe because it's a different country and you didn't know the language, so there's a sense of being separated? I wonder how different it looks in colour too.
conflagratio says:
Excellent your job, the lights and shadows play so nice there
lisaschaos says:
Very nice! Barcelona? that must have been fun!
CushmoK says:
interesting diptych of urban life and attention...
Musa says:
love the conversion work.. not to harsh, just right... also the pic makes you think whats happening?
nice work pal
Kamal says:
everybody is asking the same thing. how'd you do it in one exposure? amazing indeed.
Ian says:
Well at the risk of labouring a point (!): how did you do that?! Going on the sheer number of commenters asking the same you have to tell us in some grand reveal? :-P
Beat says:
superb strretshots Ilan. perfect in b&w
k@ says:
Great duet like a 2 floors scene, a vivid one !
Andrea says:
Thank you very much for your visit and for the kind comment,
I like very much these pictures among the people:it's very difficult,in my opinion,to shot in this situations.
Marcie says:
Am trying to figure out how you did this. Very very cool!!! WOW!
Mahbubur Rahman says:
Thank you for the twitter :)
Darietto says:
Man, you're great!!!! Interview's just amazing. I love Barcelona too... a lot of people that wanna always have fun. I recognize the rabla!! :)
Your b/w is really intense!
Ginnie says:
So why don't any of us get it???? And when will you tell us????
om says:
nice couple. good work.
observing says:
One exposure....? does your camera take half-frames? Both images have different light values !
Indrani says:
They seem to be focused on something interesting and you caught them unawares. Interesting shots!
One says:
A good yield of the black and white, wonderful work with shadows and lights!
standley says:
Great contrast between the two images in many respect! Lighting, postures, location....
Gérard says:
Rare de prendre les gens de dos et avec un excellent traitement N&B.
bluechameleon says:
I like the contrast between the day and light. I always see it as a negative or a positive...the strip of film compared to the actual print. Both have their depth, high and low points.
A nice pairing of images.
Congrats to you on the interview :)
Oeilonirique says:
Nice scenes of the golden generation.
Carver says:
This is an amazing shot. I agree with others that it's hard to believe it's one exposure. So much going on and so well done.
Anne says:
good angle and good tention. I wan't to see what they are looking at :)
fishing guy says:
Ilan: What a neat shot to share from your trip. Barcelona must be a fun place.
Kelly says:
...so beautiful. I always love looking at your photos. I dropped over to Marc's site and read the interview, which was very interesting. I enjoyed his photos too. You are both so very skilled and talented.
Peter Knoop says:
Interesting shot. An here too I can't see how this is one exposure?
jpla says:
Jolis N&B.
Walter Neiger says:
very interesting ... it's hard to believe it's one shot ... but it's possible ... maybe two posters on a wall :)
Calusarus says:
A great B&W
Michael Rawluk says:
You have a nice touch with b+w. The tones are super.
Stephane says:
Nice diptych.The two windows arenot conflictual even with two different luminosity. It's always amazing to see how isolated we all can be even being so close to each other, and it happens to be more so in small areas. As for the making, I have no idea but I'm not trying to guess.The pleasure resides in the making as you go.
Thanks for the Marc Olivier link
Mike says:
This is really cool. Amazed you got this in one shot. Perfect composition.
F.(co) says:
hey!thank you very much for your attention,i'm very glad of this and i hope you'll check again!
many compliments for your work!
see you!
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tomamoisii says:
thank you very much for your visit. It's not such a cool photoblog (in my opinion :) )...I'm still at the beginning with photography and have much more to learn. Your photoblog is very nice, instead; very good photos you got here,no wonder you won the photoblogs competition!
Best wishes from Romania and, how I like to say, "may the light be with you". Cheers!
Diane C. says:
Fascinating black and white photo. Enjoyed your interview by Marc Olivier, you are talented!
Tracey Eaton says:
that is an amazing shot
francesco says:
un très beau dyptique...
iperio says:
hi Ilan thank you very much for your comment and for kind words.
my compliments for your images!
Ronnie 2¢ says:
I like that, in both images, the center of attention is out of shot . . it inject a curious vigour to the scenes.
ShamWOW! says:
If you hadn't said something I would've thought this to be a diptych. Strange shot.
תומר יעקבסון says:
Hey Ilan - can you please explain what you mean by "one exposure?"
thanks - Tomer
Doum says:
SUPERB! Artistic view of contrast. I just said post more of this one. Many ideas jostle in my mind about this composition... Thank.
Arjan - PlasticDaisy says:
This is intriguing! :) Still not sure how you did this but probably has to do with mirrors :) Nice!
bogdan says:
Great shot mate. It looks stunning. I read on the next photo how this was made, very clever:D
Jodi says:
nice juxtaposition of these two, with the opposing light/dark.
g_i says:
looks like smth serious
rajanish says:
nice color
and composition
flo g says:
intringuing and very well done ;)
Ben Simo says:
Wonderful photo. I love this type of street photo and the contrast between the inside and outside in a single exposure is stunning.
Christelle says:
Thanks for leaving a message on my blog, allowed me to discover your Photoblog! :)
mihauu says:
Yes, this is great idea. Good shot
it was done with a shadowbox (I believe that is what they are referred to as) so that you can expose one side of the frame, then close that side and open the other side to expose that side of the frame....
The photo is very old as my wife recognized the symbol on the left side (hidden in the trees) as being the logo for Caixa Catalana which would have been about 30 years ago.
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I don't know if there is a better place to format (ucfirst()) the module name? (Related to fix for ZF-6853)
Just Linking the issues.
I just applied this patch to the 1.9.3 code and it works just fine. I hope to see this included in the trunk soon.
This issue is related to ZF-7718
Fixed in incubator at r18600, will be part of the 1.10 release.
runnign 1.11.0
zf create module blog
creates application/modules/blog per the patch, but should it also create tests/application/modules/blog?
In the case of (see ZF-7121) zf create module admin zf create controller index index-action-included[=1] admin
tests/application/controllers/IndexControllerTest.php is overwritten, I would assume that it should create a tests/application/modules/admin/controllers/IndexControllerTest.php instead.


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Saturday, June 25 - Pink Out Night
Newmanstown, Pa. - One and one-half seasons of frustration and bad luck went out the window on Saturday night at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, as Brent Ely qualified in his heat race, lined up in a good starting spot for the 600cc Micro-Sprint feature, then took the lead early and held on to it, scoring the second Lanco victory of his racing career.
Ely, of Sassamansville, Pa., was joined in the winner's circle by Mike Rutherford (270cc), Richie Hartman (125cc), Ryan Morris (270cc Four-Stroke), and Jason Swavely (Sportsman), as Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic (HTMA) sponsored the night of high speed adventure.
Even though Ely jumped into the lead immediately from his outside front row starting spot, his triumph did not come without some drama. His RTS Chassied No. 17B had a slight fluid leak, and he battled a fuel pump issue throughout the 25-lap HTMA main event.
While Ely set the pace and dealt with his mechanical problems, Mike Dicely was navigating his way to the front - utilizing the low groove while almost everyone else ran the top.
Dicley moved from ninth to fifth on the eighth trip around the banked oval, then climbed two more positions to run third as lap nine was scored.
Shane Lewis was also slicing through the field, keeping pace with Dicely during the first half of the race.
With Ely in control at the head of the pack, Dicely passed Tyler Esh for second as the crossed flags were shown to the field. As Lewis tried to pass Esh, Joe B. Miller muscled his way past Lewis with three to go, then nipped Esh at the stripe to record a third place finish in just his second start at the Clyde.
Ely kept Dicely at bay over the final few circuits, winning by 0.37 seconds. Miller, Esh, and Lewis completed the top five finishers.
600cc heat races went to Dicely, Brittany Brown, James Morris, and Tyler Esh. The twin consolation races were won by Mark Yoder and Danny Wykes. A stellar field of 39 cars signed in for competition on Saturday.
In the Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic main event for the 270cc Micro-Sprints, Ryan Morris led the first two laps before Tyler Reinhardt slipped past him to take command. Reinhardt remained in front for the next ten tours until Richie Hartman, the previous week's feature winner, took over on lap 13.
Mike Rutherford, Lititz, Pa., worked his way through heavy traffic to secure the runner-up spot with eight laps left to run. Rutherford executed the winning pass with three to go, pulling a crossover move on Hartman to grab the lead.
At the finish, it was Rutherford registering his third triumph of the season, with Hartman chasing him to the stripe. For the second week in a row, Billy Logeman used the high groove to earn third place money, with Nick Skias and Heath Hehnly rounding out the top five.
A great field of 34 cars entered the event, with heat races going to Reinhardt, Hartman, Hehnly, and Dana LaMothe. Kyle Spence and Justin Harrington won the two consolation races for the 270cc racers.
The story of the 125cc division is titled, "The Kid", as in Richie "The Kid" Hartman, who captured his fifth consecutive feature win in Gary Gorski's No. 29.
Shane Braxton passed Kory Merkey to snare the top spot on lap four. Braxton, bidding for his second victory of the 2012 campaign, appeared to have this one well in hand until lapped traffic bottled him up with about ten laps remaining.
Hartman, who hails from Temple, Pa., had swiped the runner-up slot from his Gorski Racing teammate, Jesse Maurer, on the fifteenth revolution. When Braxton got hung up in the lapped cars, Hartman made his move. As Braxton went one way, Hartman went the other and grabbed the lead with nine to go.
Braxton and Maurer then waged an entertaining battle for second as Ken Miller, who started last in the 23-car field, sliced and diced his way into the fourth position.
Hartman recorded another victory and Braxton held off Maurer for second, with Miller finishing fourth. Chris Gerhart, subbing for his injured sister, Brianna, ended up in fifth when the checkered flag waved.
The "big one" nearly occurred when polesitter Kyle Hehnly clipped a couple of the infield tire markers on the opening lap and spun in front of the entire field. Incredibly, all of the cars stacked up right behind him managed to avoid contact with the No. 19 and even more amazingly, Hehnly grabbed a lower gear, gassed his car and kept on going, losing six positions in the process but kept the race under green flag conditions.
With 23 of the 125cc teams in action on Saturday, Braxton, Miller, and Hartman were victorious in the three heat races.
The big news coming out of Saturday's 270cc Four-Stroke main was once again centered on Chip Geib. But this time, the Manheim driver made news because he didn't win - his five race win streak (in point paying shows) was broken by a young charger who notched his second career Four-Stroke victory on the same weekend he captured his first-ever win in 2011.
Ryan Morris passed Geib - for the lead - on the fifth trip around the clay after Geib paced the field from laps two through four.
Morris, from Honeybrook, Pa., led the rest of the way to become the first driver this season to defeat Geib in a point-paying event. As a rookie in 2011, Morris registered the first Micro-Sprint triumph of his brief career on Father's Day weekend.
Geib finished second on Saturday night, saying the end of his winning streak "was bound to happen sometime."
Craig DeSantis rebounded from an early race, multi-car crash to take the checkered in third, with Eddie Nocera and Donna Geib finishing fourth and fifth, respectively.
The fourteen drivers who entered the Four-Stroke portion of the program competed in a pair of heat races, with victories going to Chip Geib and Morris.
Jason Swavely's third triumph of the season in the Sportsman Class occurred in fairly dominating fashion on Saturday.
Swavely, from Douglassville, roared from tenth to the lead as lap two was scored. Swavely, the defending point champion of the Sportsman Class, then romped to victory by more than 2.5 seconds over two of his Miller Racing teammates, Ken Miller and Bret Habecker.
Ken Miller, as he did in the 125cc headliner, started last in the 25-lapper for the Sportsman. The Birdsboro driver was up to fifth when the yellow flag appeared with five laps complete. Two laps after the restart, Miller was third. He raced into the runner-up slot on lap 14, but could not catch the high flying Swavely.
Habecker passed Mark Ludwig for third spot with ten laps remaining, and he chased Swavely and Miller to the finish line in that position.
Ludwig ended the race in fourth, with Wesley Fasnacht finishing fifth. Matt Abers drove from 17th on the starting grid to place sixth.
Habecker and Sheena Logeman won heat races for the 20 Sportsman cars who helped to fill the pit area on Saturday.
The Dick Greenawalt Memorial Race will take place this Saturday, June 23rd. Lanco's long time track photographer passed away very suddenly on July 5, 2011, and this week's event will pay tribute to his many years of service to the club and to the speedway. Greenawalt's wife Carol, his son Lee, and Lee's wife Margaret will be present as the club honors their husband and father with a racing program dedicated to his memory.
The Dick Greenawalt Memorial Race will consist of qualifying heats, consolations, and 25-lap features for the 600cc, 270cc, 125cc, Sportsman, and 270cc Four-Stroke Micro-Sprints.
Gates open at 3:30, with warm-ups at 5 p.m.
Adult General Admission is just $8.00, with discounts for Senior Citizens and Students. Tickets for youth between the ages of six and twelve are just $2.00, and children under the age of six are admitted free. And parking is always free at the Clyde!
In less than two weeks, the colossal, two day event known as Micromania will take place at the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway. Saturday, June 30 and Sunday, July 1, will spotlight the 600cc racers in the Prelude to the Mania (on Saturday) and Micromania itself on Sunday. With at least 60 entries and the full program being completed on Saturday, Micromania will pay $10,000 to win on Sunday, July 1st.
The 270cc Clash at the Clyde is also on the weekend menu for June 30 and July 1, with the Flash before the Clash taking place on Saturday, June 30. The Clash will pay $1,000 to win provided there are at least 40 entries.
All of the details regarding this huge weekend of clay tossing, side by side action can be found at www.lancomicrosprint.com. Entry forms for both the Micromania and Clash at the Clyde events are posted on the Lanco site as well as MicroRacing.com.
600cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Brent Ely, 2.Mike Dicely, 3.Joe B. Miller, 4.Tyler Esh, 5.Shane Lewis, 6.Mike Rutherford, 7.Ryan Greth, 8.Heath Hehnly, 9.Jeff Halligan, 10.Tim Buckwalter, 11.Peter Michael, 12.Shaun Brandel, 13.Jeff Hartman, 14.Tom Kohler, 15.Chris Tracy, 16.James Morris, 17.Kevin Steele, 18.Danny Wykes, 19.Bruce Ginther Jr., 20.Chris Gerhart, 21.Brittany Brown, 22.Mark Yoder, 23.Kameron Morral, 24.A.J. Michael.
270cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Mike Rutherford, 2.Richie Hartman, 3.Billy Logeman, 4.Nick Skias, 5.Heath Hehnly, 6.Jesse Maurer, 7.Tyler Reinhardt, 8.Chip Geib, 9.Jason Swavely, 10.Christi Sweigart, 11.Brian Sholley, 12.Charles Hellinger, 13.Pete Skias, 14.Justin Harrington, 15.Nate Weidman, 16.Ryan Morris, 17.Toby Blumenshine, 18.Jordan Stites, 19.Kylie Winkler, 20.Dave Grube, 21.Jeff Hartman, 22.Dana LaMothe, 23.Kyle Spence, 24.Mike Uhrich.
125cc Feature, 25 laps: 1.Richie Hartman, 2.Shane Braxton, 3.Jesse Maurer, 4.Ken Miller, 5.Chris Gerhart, 6.Darren Miller, 7.Derek Ecenrode, 8.Felisha Kirlin, 9.Kyle Hehnly, 10.Dave Grube, 11.Nick Sweigart, 12.Dylan Adams, 13.Zach Hollinger, 14.Jimmy Wampole, 15.Trevor Shirk, 16.Walt Wampole, 17.Danny Braun, 18.Kory Merkey, 19.Brie Weiler, 20.Bradley Brown, 21.Scott Gantert, 22.Austin Emerson, 23.Jake Smith.
270cc Four-Stroke Feature, 25 laps: 1.Ryan Morris, 2.Chip Geib, 3.Craig DeSantis, 4.Eddie Nocera, 5.Donna Geib, 6.Kim Enck, 7.Steve Smith Sr., 8.Kenny Miller III, 9.Earl Eveland, 10.Kory Shissler, 11.Mike Jenks, 12.Ron Good, 13.Sheila Fetter, 14.Lewis Kepple Jr.
Sportsman Feature, 25 laps: 1.Jason Swavely, 2.Ken Miller, 3.Bret Habecker, 4.Mark Ludwig, 5.Wesley Fasnacht, 6.Matt Abers, 7.David Kemp, 8.Dean Spangler Jr., 9.Tim Ziegler, 10.Dennis Fenstermacher, 11.Jenna Heagy, 12.Kerry Lengle, 13.Curtis R. Miller, 14.Vince Malcom Jr., 15.Derek Eckman, 16.Corey Schmuck Jr., 17.Sheena Logeman, 18.Bobby Shanaman, 19.Mike Heiser, 20.Brian Becker.
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Having recently run for office, I can assure you that it's not a process to be taken lightly. There were 14 hour days for 6 months straight. The campaign process becomes your life. Your marriage, family, business and community activities are put on hold as you look for every opportunity to get your message out to the voters. My race was brief, less than a year, I can't image a 2 year presidental campaign. Obama and I both have two children, both are 10 and 7 years old. The experience undoubtedly changed both of our families forever.
Why did I run? Because I believe in our community and have been blessed beyond my wildest dreams here. Lately, either because I'm more engaged or more aware, I've become more and more concerned about the decisions we are making as a community. I often wonder if my children will not have the same opportunity here that I did. I'm see a lack of jobs for our graduating college students. I see a vanishing middle class and a community separated by the "retirees" and "struggling to survives."
I serve on a number of non-profit boards and believe it is our responsibility to give back to the community any way possible. The one board that I'm most proud and involved in is Catholic Community Services. The agency has a $36m budget and 500+ employees. They do work for people from cradle to grave and cover all of southern Arizona. In the 5 years on the board I've watched the total people served rise from 90k to over 120k per year. We provide the safety net for thousands of kids, families and elderly, we are struggling to keep up on the demand for our services. Our health care clinic is over whelmed, our elderly services are at a breaking point. What I've seen first hand is that we can't keep making the safety net bigger. At some point we must focus on the fundamentals of our community. We must focus on economic development, creating better paying jobs. We must bolster our middle class and provide hope for our children.
President Elect Obama published a letter to his children in this Sunday's Parade and it struck a cord for me and my family. We read the letter to the kids as we tucked them in and we relived and reflected on the campaign process as a family. Let us keep in mind that although we are quick to criticize our elected officials they are, for the most part, making a sacrifice to run and hold office.
Next Tuesday, Barack Obama will be sworn in as our 44th President. On this historic occasion, PARADE asked the President-elect, who is also a devoted family man, to get personal and tell us what he wants for his children. Here, he shares his letter to them.
Dear Malia and Sasha,
I know that you've both had a lot of fun these last two years on the campaign trail, going to picnics and parades and state fairs, eating all sorts of junk food your mother and I probably shouldn't have let you have. But I also know that it hasn't always been easy for you and Mom, and that as excited as you both are about that new puppy, it doesn't make up for all the time we've been apart. I know how much I've missed these past two years, and today I want to tell you a little more about why I decided to take our family on this journey.
When I was a young man, I thought life was all about me-about how I'd make my way in the world, become successful, and get the things I want. But then the two of you came into my world with all your curiosity and mischief and those smiles that never fail to fill my heart and light up my day. And suddenly, all my big plans for myself didn't seem so important anymore. I soon found that the greatest joy in my life was the joy I saw in yours. And I realized that my own life wouldn't count for much unless I was able to ensure that you had every opportunity for happiness and fulfillment in yours. In the end, girls, that's why I ran for President: because of what I want for you and for every child in this nation.
I want all our children to go to schools worthy of their potential-schools that challenge them, inspire them, and instill in them a sense of wonder about the world around them. I want them to have the chance to go to college-even if their parents aren't rich. And I want them to get good jobs: jobs that pay well and give them benefits like health care, jobs that let them spend time with their own kids and retire with dignity.
I want us to push the boundaries of discovery so that you'll live to see new technologies and inventions that improve our lives and make our planet cleaner and safer. And I want us to push our own human boundaries to reach beyond the divides of race and region, gender and religion that keep us from seeing the best in each other.
Sometimes we have to send our young men and women into war and other dangerous situations to protect our country-but when we do, I want to make sure that it is only for a very good reason, that we try our best to settle our differences with others peacefully, and that we do everything possible to keep our servicemen and women safe. And I want every child to understand that the blessings these brave Americans fight for are not free-that with the great privilege of being a citizen of this nation comes great responsibility.
That was the lesson your grandmother tried to teach me when I was your age, reading me the opening lines of the Declaration of Independence and telling me about the men and women who marched for equality because they believed those words put to paper two centuries ago should mean something.
She helped me understand that America is great not because it is perfect but because it can always be made better-and that the unfinished work of perfecting our union falls to each of us. It's a charge we pass on to our children, coming closer with each new generation to what we know America should be.
I hope both of you will take up that work, righting the wrongs that you see and working to give others the chances you've had. Not just because you have an obligation to give something back to this country that has given our family so much-although you do have that obligation. But because you have an obligation to yourself. Because it is only when you hitch your wagon to something larger than yourself that you will realize your true potential.
These are the things I want for you-to grow up in a world with no limits on your dreams and no achievements beyond your reach, and to grow into compassionate, committed women who will help build that world. And I want every child to have the same chances to learn and dream and grow and thrive that you girls have. That's why I've taken our family on this great adventure.
I am so proud of both of you. I love you more than you can ever know. And I am grateful every day for your patience, poise, grace, and humor as we prepare to start our new life together in the White House.Love, Dad
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(Spicy Chicken Salad with Sugar Snap Peas, Cucumber, Red Bell Pepper, and Basil was updated with improved photos and step-by-step instructions, June 2013.)
Leftover Chicken Salad with Sugar Snap Peas, Cucumbers, Red Bell Pepper, and Basil
(Makes enough dressing 3-4 salads, recipe created by Kalyn with inspiration from many chicken salad recipes.)
Ingredients for each salad:
1 cup leftover chicken, shredded or chopped into bite-size pieces
1 cup chopped romaine lettuce
1 cucumber, chopped
1/2 cup sugar snap peas, each sliced diagonally into 3-4 pieces
1/4 cup slivered red bell pepper
1/4 cup chopped basil (or you could also use cilantro, mint, or Thai basil)
1 T chopped peanuts (optional; I originally used the peanuts but when I updated the recipe I omitted and just had a little more dressing!)
salt to taste
Dressing Ingredients:
1/4 cup peanut oil
2 T rice vinegar (not seasoned rice vinegar, which contains sugar)
2 T soy sauce (I use Kikkoman)
1 tsp. Splenda, Stevia-in-the-Raw Granulated Sweetener, Agave nectar, or sugar (Use Splenda, Stevia, or Agave for South Beach Diet)
1/2 tsp. Asian sesame oil
1/2 tsp. ground ginger or ginger puree (can also use finely grated fresh ginger)
1/4 cup peanut butter (use natural peanut butter without added sugar for South Beach Diet)
1/2 tsp. Sriracha Rooster Sauce or Thai red curry paste (or use your favorite hot sauce)
Chop lettuce and cucumber and slice the sugar snap peas, red pepper and basil. Toss the vegetables and basil together with the chicken that's been marinating in the dressing. Then add additional dressing to taste, depending on how wet you like your salads. Serve topped with chopped peanuts and additional basil if desired.
This dressing is also great tossed with cooked whole wheat spaghetti and all the salad ingredients except the lettuce for a slightly different combination.
South Beach Diet / Low-Carb Diet Suggestions:
Nutritional Information?
I chose the South Beach Diet to manage my weight partly so I wouldn't have to count calories, carbs, points, or fat grams, but if you want nutritional information for a recipe, I recommend entering the recipe into Calorie Count, which will calculate it for you.
More Tasty Salads with Leftover Chicken:
(Recipes from other blogs not always South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Chicken Salad ~ Simply Recipes
Vietnamese Cabbage Salad with Chicken and Cilantro ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Quinoa with Leftover Chicken, Roasted Broccoli, and Balsamic Vinaigrette ~ Amateur Gourmet
Leftover Chicken Chopped Salad with Cafe Rio Style Cream Tomatillo Dressing ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Mexican Chicken Salad ~ Confections of a Foodie Bride
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- 4 bone-in pork loin chops (3/4 inch thick)
- 1/3 cup plus 1 tablespoon cider vinegar, divided
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1-1/2 teaspoons cornstarch
- In a nonstick skillet over medium heat, brown pork chops on both sides. In a bowl, combine 1/3 cup vinegar, soy sauce and garlic; pour over the chops. Cover and simmer for 8-10 minutes or until the meat is no longer pink.
- In a bowl, combine the cornstarch and remaining vinegar until smooth; stir into the skillet. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1 minute or until thickened. Yield: 4 servings.
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Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied red wine such as Pinot Noir.
Reviews for Glazed Pork Chops
"I loved this recipe! It was so easy to make. I used low sodium soy sauce since it is the only kind I buy. The only thing I would change is I would double the glaze since it is so so delicious everyone wanted more. Thank you!"
"Tangy, but not overpoweringly so; quick and easy, great for a busy day; low on calories too!"
"Reminiscent of sauerbraten. We also added onions and used part teriyaki sauce. The gravy was 'delish. Will serve over potato dumplings next time. Note: may need to add a little water if gravy gets too thick, but the onion pieces and little browned bits from the bottom of the pan really make it work."
"Really good. Didn't make any changes. Quick & easy. Will make again & again."
"Really rich flavors. The pork came out really tender and moist. The whole family loved it even the ones finicky about pork!"


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kcdyer, Thursday June 5, 2008 - 5:59pm
As the conference coordinator, I find myself on the receiving end of a lot of email.
But some of the correspondence I get is more fun than the rest. I particularly enjoy the success stories -- folks who have come to the conference and in one way or another have struck gold.
This is Shula Klinger.
When she attended SiWC a few years ago, she met an editor there. It turned out to be a fortuitous meeting because... last month, Shula's first novel THE KINGDOM OF STRANGE was published by Marshall Cavandish.
We'd like to send out our most delighted congratulations to Shula on the publication of her first book. If you'd like to check the book out, have a peek at her website, here.
And if you have a success story you'd like to share, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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current activities
Hi KC, Just to invite you and all your friends to a free showing of a comedy-documentary movie which has been made about me over the past several months. I acted in a previous movie made by the same local film producer and he liked me enough to want to do a whole movie about me titled "Jim", very creative title, eh what? The movie will include three of my own songs, some of my standup comedy at Yuk Yuks, a lot of my family history, my Model A Ford and even my appearance at Burnaby City Council, speaking up on social issues. The date is July 8th at the Pacific Cinematech Theatre in downtown Vancouver somewhere. I hope to interest several talent agencies and music producers. This movie has also been entered in the Toronto Film Festival. until later, Jim Ervin
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Good luck uncle Jimmy
Good luck uncle Jimmy
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Anyone know if Jim Ervin is
Anyone know if Jim Ervin is doing Yuk Yuks again ?
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Great story, Jim. Best of
Great story, Jim. Best of luck with this!
kc dyer
SiWC Conference Coordinator
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thank you!
Hi KC
Thanks so much for this! My book is doing well and I'm also working on an illustrating contract now, with the same editor. Whenever I meet new authors, I tell them about the conference - attending SIWC was the best decision I made!
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A huge impact destroys the planet.
While usual people got killed, the elite of science, politics and war is able to protect themselves in bunkers.
They start fighting each other for the remaining recources.
Joon is only 23 and already a highly appreciated scientist.
After he lost his best friend in an experiment, he turns his back to science and decides to join the army as a soldier, ready to take revenge.
One after another dies in merciless battles about life and death.
Joon loses his left arm, but is still able to take advantage of his knowledge.
He replaces his arm and begins to call himself 'Ichiya' - the first cyborg.
When all his members have died, he creates a robot boy called 'Zero', who is supposed to replace his best friend, but Zero is clumsy and gets him into trouble, instead of helping him, much to Ichiyas dissatisfaction.
While Zero is only a machine to him, he doesn't realize, that what he created is becoming more and more human...
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In this "artful, informative, and delightful" (William H. McNeill, New York Review of Books ) book, Jared Diamond convincingly argues that geographical and environmental factors shaped the modern world. Societies that had had a head start in food production advanced beyond the hunter-gatherer stage, and then developed religion --as well as nasty germs and potent weapons of war --and adventured on sea and land to conquer and decimate preliterate cultures. A major advance in our understanding of human societies, Guns, Germs, and Steel chronicles the way that the modern world came to be and stunningly dismantles racially based theories of human history. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, the Phi Beta Kappa Award in Science, the Rhone-Poulenc Prize, and the Commonwealth club of California's Gold Medal.
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|Prologue: Yali's Question: The regionally differing courses of history
|p. 13
|Up to the Starting Line: What happened on all the continents before 11,000 B.C.?
|p. 35
|A Natural Experiment of History: How geography molded societies on Polynesian islands
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|Collision at Cajamarca: Why the Inca emperor Atahuallpa did not capture King Charles I of Spain
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|Farmer Power: The roots of guns, germs, and steel
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|History's Haves and Have-Nots: Geographic differences in the onset of food production
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|To Farm or Not to Farm: Causes of the spread of food production
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|How to Make an Almond: The unconscious development of ancient crops
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|Apples or Indians: Why did peoples of some regions fail to domesticate plants?
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|Zebras, Unhappy Marriages, and the Anna Karenina Principle: Why were most big wild mammal species never domesticated?
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|Spacious Skies and Tilted Axes: Why did food production spread at different rates on different continents?
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|Lethal Gift of Livestock: The evolution of germs
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|Blueprints and Borrowed Letters: The evolution of writing
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|Necessity's Mother: The evolution of technology
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|From Egalitarianism to Kleptocracy: The evolution of government and religion
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|Yali's People: The histories of Australia and New Guinea
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|How China became Chinese: The history of East Asia
|p. 322
|Speedboat to Polynesia: The history of the Austronesian expansion
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|Hemispheres Colliding: The histories of Eurasia and the Americas compared
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|How Africa became Black: The history of Africa
|p. 376
|Epilogue: The Future of Human History as a Science
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|p. 427
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|p. 459
|p. 461
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Former Orlando Magic guard Penny Hardaway made a rare appearance in Orlando earlier this week as he was participating in an AAU camp at ESPN's Wide World of Sports Complex Tuesday and Wednesday. To note, Hardaway hasn't been back to the city in almost seven or eight years.
To understand why Penny Hardaway, who turns 40 next week, hasn't come back to Orlando for a while, you can check out my story on his complicated history with the city.
Hardaway currently co-hosts a radio show called the Bottom Line Sports Show and lives in Memphis. I caught up with the former NBA all-star for a few minutes to get his thoughts on the NBA lockout, NBA players talking about bolting overseas and of course, Dwight Howard.
Q: What's been your take on the NBA lockout as you've watched the events transpire and do you think it will last for a while?
A: My view is just the owners are probably a little upset about what happened last year with the LeBron [James] situation and it was kind of like an eyesore for the league because of how it happened with the decision, LeBron and Chris Bosh going to Miami. But I think it's gonna last a while because they're gonna want to get some things straight where players can't leave a franchise without anything. So I think it's gonna be a while.
Q: Do you think there will be an All-Star game here in Orlando next year?
A: I hope so, I really want to see it back here. That would be unfortunate if the lockout went all the way through the All-Star weekend and didn't come through here.
Q: What's your take on all these guys talking about going overseas? Is that a good look?
A: It's definitely not a good look. It's not a good look because it means you're not caring about what's going on over here, you're just gonna go and make money. But hey, that's the way it works. Every guy has a right to do whatever they want to do and would just say good luck to those guys who are gonna go do that.
Q: Last time we talked you said you wanted a try-out with the Miami Heat, are you still playing?
A: All that is over right now. I'm just at home working with kids.
Q: Everybody here obviously is curious to know what's going to happen with Dwight Howard. Do you know him or have any contact with him at all?
A: I don't know him, but he came on my radio show last Tuesday and I really didn't ask him any tough questions, but I think he's gonna stay here. Well, I hope he does.
Q: What was the veteran leadership like when you were in the NBA as far as them giving you perspective on fighting the bigger fights for players in the league?
A: I think the veteran guys back then were very strong, they were good leaders, they definitely gave us the pros and cons of every decision that we were gonna make. And the only thing that we did wrong was, that I felt, is that we priced the veterans out of the league. With the minimum being a million dollars and when the economy went bad, a million dollars was a lot of money to a lot of teams and they didn't want any veterans anymore because of that reason so hopefully they'll give a better deals for the veterans so the veterans can stay in as long as they want.
Hardaway has some very interesting points about pricing the veterans out of the league and how players potentially bolting overseas isn't a good look for the NBA players' fight against owners. Then again, if you believe CBS columnist Gregg Doyel, guys like Dwight Howard are lying about going overseas.
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Clean your hands and save energy
(Inside Science TV) – You know the drill. A little soap, water, scrub and then dry. It may be a dull routine, but hand-washing is important for good hygiene and health.
There are several hand-washing techniques out there, but 70 percent of Americans believe that using warm or hot water is the most effective way to kill germs. It turns out, however, that cooler water works just as well, and a new study says that using cooler water could be better for the environment.
Amanda Carrico, a psychologist at the University of Colorado Boulder said, "We do know that heat does kill bacteria but the temperature you'd have to get to in order to have that benefit is well beyond what the human skin can tolerate," said Amanda Carrico, a psychologist at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Warm or hot water can irritate the skin and using hot water can contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.
"To heat water you need energy, and any type of fossil-fuel-based energy, which is what the vast majority of energy in the U.S. is produced from, releases greenhouse gas emissions," said Carrico.
Running the hot water tap a few times a day may not seem like a huge use of energy. But, in the U.S. alone, there are more than eight hundred billion hand washes each year. The energy it takes to heat the water for all those washes accounts for about 6 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions per year in the U.S.
That amount is larger than the total yearly emissions of several smaller countries, according to Carrico.
Carrico recommends using cooler water, along with soap and a good scrub, to kill germs lurking on your hands.
And remember this tip: "Turn the water on and then sing happy birthday while you're washing your hands -- you can get to about 20 seconds or so," said Carrico.
Karin Heineman is the executive producer of Inside Science TV. She has produced over 600 video news segments on science, technology, engineering and math in the past 13 years for Inside Science TV and its predecessor, Discoveries and Breakthroughs Inside Science.
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I have had a problem with the "zf create project" and "zf create module". When I do create a project in the command line, it does include the library (with Zend classes) using the following line: set_include_path(implode(PATH_SEPARATOR, array( realpath(APPLICATION_PATH . '/../library'), get_include_path(), )));
But it also include a line in the application.ini: includePaths.library = APPLICATION_PATH "/../library"
when I try to create a new module, I get an error that I could not redefine the Zend_Loader class.
Looking for it, I have discovered that commenting the line in application.ini all goes right, no more problems. I guess it is a bug, isn´t it? Or my aproach was wrong to solve the problem?
Error ocurred when the line in application.ini is not commented.
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Clayton Fire Company gives tips on how to prevent a portable heater fire in your home this winter.
An estimated 900 portable heater fires in homes are reported to U.S. fire departments each year and cause an estimated 70 deaths, 150 injuries, and $53 million in property loss.
Here are a couple of safety steps:
- Turn heaters off when you go to bed or leave the room.
- Keep anything that can burn such as bedding, clothing and curtains at least three feet away.
- Only use portable heaters from a recognized testing laboratory and with an automatic shut-off so that if they tip over, they shut off.
- Plug portable heaters directly into outlets and never into an extension cord or power strip.
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Artifacts from one of Sussex County's most prominent 17th -century families – as well as the story of their discovery – will be the focus of a special lecture in Odessa on Sunday.
Members of the Archeological Society of Delaware will discuss the seven-year excavation of Avery's Rest during the 2 p.m. event in the visitors center of the Historic Odessa Foundation at 201 Main St.
Avery's Rest is the 800-acre, Rehoboth Beach-area plantation of English colonist John Avery, captain of the militia and president judge of what was then known as Whorekill, and his wife Sarah, the first documented school teacher in Maryland.
Hundreds of artifacts have been excavated from the couple's former property, revealing details of the frontier culture of early Delaware, including battles for between Dutch, British and Native American colonists, as well as competing interests from Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Some of the most relevant artifacts from that archeological dig are currently on display at the Historic Odessa Foundation as part of an exhibit called, "Digging More Than Dirt at Avery's Rest."
Sunday's presentation will include site director Daniel Griffith's discussing those items' significance, as well as highlights of past excavations, a review of how archaeology is used to discover historic sites and the methodology used for excavating sites.
Admission to the lecture is $5 for the general public and free for foundation members.
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Last week, Higgins competed in her second track world championships -- after only six years of racing. In her first trip to the worlds, last year, her best finish was sixth in the points race. This year, she finished fifth in a different mass-start event on the oval -- the scratch.
Higgins had been up since 2:30 a.m. thanks to jet lag, but she caught up with us about racing at the worlds, how she got into track cycling and how she trains around here:
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ORLANDO — Attorneys for Florida A&M University are asking a judge in Orlando to dismiss a civil lawsuit brought by the family of a school drum major who died last year after being hazed by fellow band members.
Attorneys are going before Circuit Judge Walter Komanski on Wednesday, claiming that Robert Champions' fatal injuries were the result of his agreeing to participate in hazing.
Champion's parents filed a lawsuit contending university officials did not take action to stop hazing even though a school dean proposed suspending the famed Marching 100 band just days before their son died. The lawsuit also alleges that school officials fell short in enforcing anti-hazing policies.
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6271 Carlisle Pike
Directions Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
At Brenner Nissan, located in Mechanicsburg, we truly believe there's a Nissan model that will meet your driving needs, and we're ready to prove that to Camp Hill, Carlisle, York PA and Harrisburg drivers with our commitment to quality customer service. Whether you're in the beginning stages of your buying process, or you're ready to take the plunge, we'll be there by your side.
It's easy to jump to the conclusion that shopping for a new Nissan Altima, Pathfinder, Rogue, Sentra, Versa Note models can be strenuous, but it doesn't have to be. At Brenner Nissan our friendly professionals are available to ensure that all your questions are answered, while giving you the opportunity to peruse the Nissan at your liberty. When a vehicle's caught your eye, simply catch our attention; we're happy to schedule a test drive at your convenience.
If you're looking for value, but perhaps aren't looking for a new car, that's perfectly fine. We certainly understand. You might be looking to head on a big trip, or want to treat yourself to something different. No matter what it is, the savings can be had via our collection of used cars. They come in many trims and variants, and will keep you, and your bank account, happy.
Bring those dreams of a Nissan Altima, Pathfinder, Rogue, Sentra or Versa Note in your garage to a reality with the help of our flexible auto financing opportunities. At our dealership in Mechanicsburg, our team of experts is ready to dish all you need to know about our available car loan and lease options. Stop by today to find the car that's right for you for a price that's right too.
In order to ensure your complete satisfaction (even long after you've driven home your new car) Brenner Nissan staffs an onsite auto service and repair department that proudly serves drivers from Mechanicsburg, Camp Hill, Carlisle, York PA and Harrisburg. Thoroughly trained inside and out to know your Nissan Altima, Pathfinder, Rogue, Sentra or Versa Note, our technicians are provided only certified Nissan parts when making repairs, ensuring your car runs as efficiently as the day you first took a seat behind the wheel.
But it isn't our diverse new and used Nissan lineup or even our many auto services that set Brenner Nissan apart from the rest. It's our unequivocal commitment to the customers we serve from the Camp Hill, Carlisle, York PA and Harrisburg area. At our dealership, we don't just want you to enjoy your new Nissan Altima, Pathfinder, Rogue, Sentra or Versa Note, we want you to enjoy the entire experience of buying it. Visit us at 6271 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania today and let us treat you right.