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Freestanding Side by Side Refrigerator with 19.9 cu. ft. Capacity, 3 Glass Shelves, External Water Dispenser, with Door Lock, Crisper Drawer, Ice Maker, Automatic Defrost, in Stainless Steel
This 20.0 cu. ft. refrigerator is ready to handle tons of food. Large door bins free up precious door space and this unit is made with pride in America. Plenty of storage options and glass shelves make this a sturdy, classy and customizable fridge. Available at AppliancesConnection
External Dispenser with Lighting and UltraFlow
UltraFlow dispenses 64 ounces of filtered water per minute with ease.
External Controls with Child Lock
Eliminates the guesswork in setting refrigerator temperatures; conveniently displayed on the dispenser.
Sealed Vegetable / Fruit Crisper
Provides easy storage for your fruits and vegetables.
Sealed Deli Drawer
Provides convenient storage for cheeses and luncheon meats.
Adjustable Gallon Door Bins
Make room for milk and other gallon-size containers.
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Protects frozen items from freezer burn by monitoring freezer door openings and defrosting only when needed.
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|Temperature Management Features
|3 Electronic Sensors
|Control Type
External Temperature Controls
|Defrost Type
|Frost Guard
|Cubes, Crushed Ice and Water
|Dispenser Features
Child Lock
Dispenser Light
|Fresh Food Cabinet Shelves
3 Total
3 Adjustable
|Fresh Food Door Bins
4 Total
2 with Gallon Storage
|Fresh Food Door Features
|Dairy Compartment
|Fresh Food Features
|Interior Lighting - Single Level
|Snack Drawer
|Bottom Drawer
|Freezer Cabinet Shelves
3 Total
2 Adjustable
|Freezer Door Shelves
5 Total
|Freezer Storage Bin
1 Total
|Freezer Features
Interior Light
Ice Storage Bin
|Leveling System
|Front Corners
|Performance Features
|Easily Removable Door Gaskets
|Exterior Style
|Total Capacity (cubic feet)
|19.9 cu ft
|Fresh Food Capacity
|12.85 cu ft
|Freezer Capacity
|7.14 cu ft
|Shelf Area
|17.1 sq ft
|Exterior Design
|Rounded Doors
|Door Stops
|Coil-Free Back
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|ADA Compliant
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|Weights & Dimensions
|Approximate Shipping Weight
|306 lb
|Net Weight
|285 lb
|Overall Depth
|33 9/16"
|Case Depth Without Door
|Depth with Door Open 90°
|47 3/8"
|Depth Without Handle
|31 1/4"
|Overall Height
|67 1/2"
|Height to Top of Case
|66 1/2"
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|33 15/16 in
|Width w/Door Open 90 Degrees Less Handle
|31 5/8 in
|Back Air Clearances
|2 in
|Side Air Clearances
|0 1/8 in
|Top Air Clearances
|1 in
|Power / Ratings
|120v; 60Hz; 15A
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Adjustable Glass Shelves
Adjustable glass shelves provide a stable platform while allowing light to go through and provide illumination throughout the bottom. You can rearrange or remove them for flexible storage or easy clean-up.
Adjustable Gallon Door Bins
Offers ideal space for storing gallon containers in the door
Factory-installed External Icemaker
This refrigerator is equipped with a factory installed icemaker and is ready to create ice anytime you need it.
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- Brand:GE
- Stock Id:309172
- Product Number:GSS20GSDSS
- Color:Stainless Steel
- Type:Freestanding
- Style:Side-by-Side
- Type of Shelves:Glass
- Total Capacity:19.9 cu. ft.
- Split Shelves:No
- Refrigerator Capacity:12.85 cu. ft.
- Number of Shelves:3
- Glass Door:No
- Freezer Shelves:Wire
- Freezer Capacity:7.14 cu. ft.
- Door Color:Stainless Steel
- Counter-Depth:No
- Cabinet Color:Black
- Accepts Custom Panels:No
- Convertible Freezer/Refrigerator:No
- Depth:33.563"
- Depth without Handles:31.25"
- Height:67.5"
- Height without Hinges:66.5"
- Size:Full Size
- Width:31.5"
- Defrost Type:Automatic
- Door Alarm:No
- Door in Door:No
- Door Lock:Yes
- Ice Maker:Yes
- Sabbath Mode:No
- Spill Proof Shelves:No
- Water Dispenser:External
- Crisper:Yes
- Energy Star:No
- Volts:120 Volts
- Amps:15A
- Hinge Side:Both
- ADA Compliant:No
- Child Lock:Yes
- Undercounter:No
- Approved for Outdoor Use:No
- Depth without Door and Handles:28"
- Slide-out Shelves:No
- Spill Safe Shelves:No
- Wine Rack:No
- Humidity Controlled Crispers:Yes
- Gallon Door Storage:Yes
- Dairy Center:Yes
- Clear Deli Drawer:Yes
- Can Dispenser:No
- Digital Temperature Control:Yes
- Ice Dispenser:Yes
- Quick Freeze:No
- Field Reversible Doors:No
- No. of Door Bins:4
- Adjustable Door Bins:Yes
- Approved for Commercial Use:No
- Door Style:French Door
- Hot Water Dispenser:No
- Warranty Terms:1 Year
- Star-K Certified:No
- Microwave Combo:No
- Hertz:60Hz
- Depth with door at 90 degrees:47.375"
- Approved for Medical Use:No
- Stainless Steel Shelves:No
- CEE Rating:No
- Depth with Door at 90:33.938"
- Interior Color:White
- No. of Freezer Baskets:1
- Warranty Conditions:Parts and Labor
- Sparkling Water Dispenser:No
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Weight Pulling
I want to get Varick involved in weight pulling.
How do I start? Could I begin at home?
I'd like to know more about it.
Yes, so can get started at home. The first thing you need is a harness. Check out:
BrownDog Design Harnesses
There are many other makers. You can search for reviews online too. There are also facebook fgroups dedicated to weight pull that can offer some advice.
You can get started at home. You don't need to join a club/group. The first thing you have to do is get your dog comfortable wearing the harness when it arrives. Make the association between harness and treats. The first several times you put it on, don't attach anything. Let him just get used to the feel.
The next thing your dog has to get comfortable with is the idea of something following behind him. People will usually recommend using a light jug with pebbles or change to make noise. Use lots of praise.
Once he's comfortable with that, start using lengths of chain as weights. I'd suggest starting off with around 5#. You can increase from there depending on how your dog is doing. Don't make it so heavy he has to struggle. In the beginning you are just building confidence and endurance. If you are not going competitive, you don't have to go any further. Remember, if you increase the distance you're pulling, don't ask for your dog to pull more weight - only increase one challenge at a time.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Having children isn't a barrier to making a billion dollars as eight women on a new list of the world's richest mothers showed.
The list compiled by Forbes.com reveals the 70 women around the globe who will celebrate Mother's Day Sunday as billionaires.
Christy Walton, the widow of John Walton who was the son of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton, tops the list with $22.5 billion.
She is followed by Liliane Bettencourt, 87, of France, whose father founded the cosmetic giant L'Oreal and Birgit Rausing, the 86-year-old widow of the Swedish creator of packaging giant Tetra Laval.
Of the 70 billionaire moms, only eight built their vast fortunes on their own, compared to 555 self-made billionaires who are fathers, according to Forbes.com.
Margaret Whitman, 53, known as Meg, built her fortune of $1.3 billion as the former CEO of online auction house eBay Inc. The mother of two sons is now a candidate to replace California's Republican Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
"For Whitman, motherhood was not a deterrent to her success, but an aid," Forbes said on its website.
Other self-made millionaires on the list include Rosalia Mera, who along with her former husband launched the Spanish clothing firm Zara, Doris Fisher of the clothing giant The Gap and Guiliana Benetton of the Italian firm Benetton. Continued...


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Teach baby sign language, so he can communicate before he can talk! These charming board books show how to sign words baby uses everyday—like "Wake up," "Wet," "stroller," "please," and "more". Based on American Sign Language. 12 pages each, with 40 signs per book. For babies 8 months-3 years.For more information, click here.
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Re: JLink broken on Snow Leopard
On Oct 21, 9:30 pm, keven <keven... at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have written an app that connects to Mathematica kernel via JLink.
> The app no longer worked after I upgraded to Snow Leopard. Running
> the JLink SampleProgram returns following error:
> Fatal error: cannot find the required native library named
> JLinkNativeLibrary.
> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
> com.wolfram.jlink.NativeLink.MLOpen(I[Ljava/lang/String;[Ljava/lang/
> String;)J
> at com.wolfram.jlink.NativeLink.MLOpen(Native Method)
> at com.wolfram.jlink.NativeLink.<init>(Unknown Source)
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own Source)
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wn Source)
> at com.wolfram.jlink.MathLinkFactory.createKernelLink0(Un=
> Source)
> at com.wolfram.jlink.MathLinkFactory.createKernelLink(Unk=
nown Source)
> at SampleProgram.main(Unknown Source)
> It seems that libJLinkNativeLibrary.jnilib needs to be recompiled for
> Snow Leopard?
> Thanks,
> Keven
Hi there..
I experienced some problems with snow leopard as well, and found that
changing the java VM from 64 to 32 provided a solution.
Go to Applications --> utilities --> java preferences and change it to
32 bits and see if it works..
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Description: Quad block bearing mounts attach to the inside of a channel and have a ball bearing with a 1/2" bore for shafts. These bearing mounts have a width of 1.32", a thickness of 0.25", a 0.50" bore bearing, and utilize the 0.77" hub pattern.
Actobotics is a robotics building system based around extruded aluminum channels, gears, precision shafts, and ball bearings. Thanks to the two standardized hole patterns, nearly all Actobotics components can be intuitively connected together. The wide range of components makes building complex electromechanical prototypes or finished projects a reality.
Having just one of these in stock is not very useful. Do you plan to get more in stock?
As it is not a huge seller our system doesn't tell us to reorder until we are out of stock. Feel free to place an order for the number you need and once the backorder is in the system we should order more. I'll see about getting more in though.
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As we come together with friends and family to celebrate our great nation's independence, most folks will be eagerly awaiting nightfall and the annual skyward light show. But there are a great many of us, myself included, who will undoubtedly be huddled around a grill, admiring our own fireworks show of sorts.
If you're one of these all-American grill masters, the Whole Foods Market® meat department should be your first stop to gear up for the celebration. Our expert butchers are ready to help you find just what you need.
Our fresh meat cases are filled with hand-cut steaks, freshly ground beef and sausages made in-house along with a slew of marinated meats and chef-inspired ready-to-cook burgers and kabobs. But sometimes convenience is the name of the game. Thanks to Nature's Rancher, our cases are loaded up with all kinds of grilling favorites perfect for this time of the year.
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Nature's Rancher Hot Dogs are available in beef and pork, all beef and organic chicken varieties and they're made with the same quality meat that you'd find in our fresh-meat case. "Uncured" means they're made without synthetic nitrates or nitrites. (They do contain naturally occurring nitrates from the celery powder, nutmeg and sea salt but synthetic nitrates and nitrites are not allowed in any products in our stores.) I had all but given up on finding a hot dog that actually had flavor until I took a bite out of one of these. I encourage you do the same.
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Nothing completes a 4th of July meal like a burger. A juicy, delicious burger grilled to perfection over an open flame to be exact. Our Nature's Rancher Black Angus Beef Burgers come in two sizes — the quarter-pound patty, and for the big burger lover a third pounder. Like all the meat we sell, these patties are made from beef raised without added hormones or antibiotics, and fed a vegetarian diet.
No pink slime either, just in case you were wondering. These burgers are the perfect grill mate for the Nature's Rancher hot dogs.
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If you're a meat eater like me then you probably like to take advantage of our great steak sales and grab a few extra for the freezer so you can be prepared whenever the grilling urge strikes, or for when a few friends drop by. If that's the case, then I have a treat for you – the new Nature's Rancher frozen steak line. These steaks come from farms and ranches that are rated Step 1 by the Global Animal Partnership's 5-Step™ Animal Welfare Rating Program.
Raised on a vegetarian diet and never given antibiotics or added growth hormones,they're truly deserving of the title "King of the Grill." These rib eyes, New York strips and sirloins are all hand cut and frozen at peak freshness.
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Most often, it can be the selection on the patient to seek the advice of a medical doctor or take the STD test. Medical doctors state that any particular person who has a number of partners should undergo an STD test. Along with this, these kinds of tests may also be conducted on several other occasions other several sexual intercourse. As an example pregnant ladies are often diagnosed for syphilis. STD testing can also be carried out for prison inmates where there exists a higher threat for males to guys sex. This may maximize the possibilities of obtaining STDs quickly.
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Just an initial note here... not one original thought in the following post. This is kind of a note to myself, so feel free to ignore my rambling. If nothing else, I can look at it in a couple years and laugh at dopey I was.
I've been geared toward raising cash as the market has risen and the economy confuses me, and it's gotten to the point where I don't even look very hard at individual companies anymore. I'm almost immediately dismissive of every stock I see, and chalk each one up as "not cheap enough" even though I've put almost no time into valuing anything lately. Buffett says he spends 10 minutes a year thinking about the economy, and I saw a Berkowitz interview recently where he said any time is a good time to invest because there's so many equities something always offers a compelling value. Based on that, I think I've fallen into a psychological trap to not be digging into anything lately and to be geared so heavily toward cash. If the masters say they can't predict the market, why do I think I can?
So I've tried to crystallize my thinking on paper... ok, it's not my thinking, but I've tried to crystallize the important concepts of other people who's ideas resonate with me (let's hope biased assimilation isn't too huge a factor here) into a few paragraphs to help me get back on track. The basic outline of my notes to myself is as follows:
I. The economy - loads of uncertainty, impossible to predict, why I shouldn't try
II. The overall market - where the overall market is in context of the economy
III. Checklist - my simplified checklist to run companies through given the current market and economic uncertainty
Massive uncertainty.
Still have a lot of deleveraging in front of us. Normally that's deflationary and results in low interest rates. We're also running huge deficits, and it's questionable who will finance those. That could result in high interest rates. Fed has promised to stop buying up mortgages after March (driving up rates), and other stimulus scheduled to dry up in the second half of 2010. Massive tax increases are scheduled for 2011 (and beyond?). Unfortunately, these are hardly feasible with double digit unemployment without killing growth and pushing the economy back into recession. The alternative is continued stimulus, which can go on for an extended period of time, though the returns diminish over time as only so much future economic activity can be pulled into the present, and the cost includes higher government debt and higher future taxes... meaning higher interest rates and lower growth and a generally higher level of pain simply kicked down the road for now with perhaps another asset bubble or two between now and then. Look at Japan... two decades of stimulus and low interest rates, and they have nothing to show for it except 3x the government debt-to-gdp ratio and an economy poised to collapse on even modest interest rate increases, which are inevitable due to an aging population that is no longer saving and can no longer provide a domestic source of financing for that monster deficit. The bottom line is... some economic metrics appear to be stabilizing, but these are buoyed in part by massive government spending (housing stimulus, auto stimulus, buying mortgages, low interest rates, infrastructure spending, etc.). Absent that stimulus, organic recovery doesn't exist, and we're in for some economic trouble... it's only a question of when and how big.
Simplifying many issues here... doesn't matter, since the only point of this paragraph was to remind myself that I have no ability to predict inflation or deflation or both or one then the other or neither. Timing would be an even more outrageously impossible prediction. It's over my head, and any investment decision made based on a prognostication of these considerations is a pure gamble.
Back to basics.
Three ways to make money in stocks:
1. Earnings Growth
2. P/E Expansion
3. Dividends
Looking at these criteria in relation to the overall market:
Earnings Growth - Consumers are deleveraging and spending less, and higher taxes and higher interest rates are ensured at some point by the massive deficits we're running right now. This means lower earnings growth (overall) and a slower recovery than in recent recessions. The only way to avoid this fate is if we're hit by high inflation sooner rather than later, but this creates low quality earnings growth, increase the discount rates used to value stocks and kills P/Es. So the range-bound market ends sooner, but with lower P/Es. The flip side would be deflation. The government has fewer tools to fight deflation, and lower revenues on fixed costs that are slow to adjust would kill a number of companies and hit the overall economy pretty hard. Risk premiums would increase substantially as companies faltered, meaning lower P/Es on declining profits... a double whammy that we definitely want to avoid at all costs. This would tip us from a range-bound market into a full-fledged Japanese style secular bear market. Earnings must grow sustainably at some point to avoid this.
P/E Expansion - For long-term P/E expansion, the starting valuations matter. Today, the market is not cheap. Based on the true earning power of the market, most estimates I see peg it from $50-60/share for the S&P. That means a P/E of 19-23, or 25-50% over the long-term mean. Using 10 year average earnings, we're maybe 22% over the long term mean (at S&P 1,150). Long term P/E expansions don't start from these levels. We're more likely in the midst of a contraction of multiples, and mean reversion nearly always ends up overshooting the mean. To do so in a low growth environment means it will take longer than usual for earnings to grow enough to eat up the current premiums in market prices. The current range-bound market could be very long, unless strong inflation speeds the process up but causes P/Es to drop to a lower overall level due to higher discount rates meaning investors will pay less for them. Deflation would kill both earnings and cause P/Es to contract as risk premiums demanded increase.
Dividends - At current valuations for the overall market, dividends become key, often generating the bulk of investment returns in range-bound markets.
How to invest when I want to hoard cash?
Just an initial note here... not one original thought in the following post. This is kind of a note to myself, so feel free to ignore my rambling. If nothing else, I can look at it in a couple years and laugh at dopey I was.


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|Corcuera, Luis
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Publication Date: 4/1/2005
Citation: Zuniga-Feest, A., Ort, D.R., Gutierrezc, A., Gidekel, M., Bravo, L.A., Corcuera, L.J. 2005. Light regulation of sucrose-phosphate synthase activity in the grass Deschampsia antarctica. Photosynthesis Research. 83:75-86. Interpretive Summary: Many of the commercially most significant crops in temperature North America (e.g., corn, soybean, cotton and others) are referred to as 'chilling sensitive.' Photosynthetic metabolism is among the most chill sensitive process in these plants and the chilling sensitivity of photosynthesis plays a critical role both in limiting the geographical range where these crops are grown as well as accounting for the annual variation in the economic success of these crops grown at the northern border of their cultivation. An improvement of even one degree in the low temperature tolerance would have a far reaching beneficial impact on the agronomy of these important crop species. Our earlier work demonstrated that chilling interferes with the regulation of sucrose phosphate synthase, a key regulatory enzyme of leaf carbohydrate metabolism and interrupts the internal timing mechanism (i.e., circadian rhythm) of chilling sensitive plants. Our current work reveals that the different mechanism regulation of sucrose phosphate synthesis in highly cold tolerant antarctica grass is a key aspect of this species cold tolerance. This finding is an important clue in understanding the molecular basis for the chilling sensitive of photosynthesis in crop plants and of interest to agricultural researchers working to improve chilling tolerance.
Technical Abstract: Deschampsia antarctica, a freezing-tolerant grass that has colonized the Maritime Antarctic, has an unusually high content of sucrose in leaves, reaching up to 36% of dry weight. Sucrose (Suc) accumulation has often been linked with increased sucrose phosphate synthase SPS (EC: 188.8.131.52.14) activity. SPS, a key enzyme in sucrose biosynthesis, is controlled by an intricate hierarchy of regulatory mechanism including allosteric modulators, reversible covalent modification in response to illumination, and transcriptional regulation. We hypothesized that during long day conditions in the Antarctic summer D. antarctica can maintain high SPS activity longer by indirect light regulation, thereby leading to a high sucrose accumulation in the leaves. The objectives of this study were to investigate a possible indirect light regulation of SPS activity and the effect of cold and day length on transcriptional and protein level of SPS in D. antarctica. Although SPS activity did not display an endogenous rhythm of activity in continuous light, activation of SPS at the end of the dark period was observed in D. antarctica. This activation of SPS is possibly controlled by covalent modification, because it was inhibited okadaic acid while the SPS protein level did not significantly change. The highest SPS activity increase was observed after 21 days of cold-acclimation under LD treatment. This increased activity was not related to an increase of SPS gene expression or protein content. High SPS activity in cold long days appears to be among features that permit D. antarctica to survive in the harsh Antarctic conditions.


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RE: New Plot output in version 5
Hi Mariusz,
Certainly is a strange behavior. I tried teh following:
Resize[m_, s_] := Module[{},
a = Flatten[m];
ii = s[[1]]; jj = s[[2]];
If[ii*jj == Length[a],
Table[a[[jj(i - 1) + j]], {i, 1, ii}, {j, 1, jj}], Print["
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It looks like the specified range kick in around [-1,12]. Not sure why it
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Short answer. Yes you can use PEX for service lines. See link below.
A plumbing supply house should be able to supply you with all the fittings and connectors needed to finish your project.
Cool! Thanks. I think I'll contact the city and ask them what size they connect to.
Pex can be used underground but the pex fittings are not rated for underground use. Use a full length of pex which will be cumbersome because you will have to use 3/4" at least.
Underground connections can be made using Sharkbite's which are code for burial.
Thanks. Probably will be using 3/4 ". Anything special I should do with such a long section? (300ft plus).
Had a friend buy a 20 foot stick from me and left it in the sun for 3 months. I told him over and over to get it out of the sun and he never did. He put the pex in under his house and less than a year later it ruptured.
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For most of San Francisco Bay you'll have plenty of water under you and you won't have any problems in marinas or anchorages.
However, the farther inland you go the more draft becomes an issue. If you're going to cruise the Delta, a draft of 3-4ft or less is what you'll want. Even getting in and out of marinas can be a challenge. Many parts of the Delta and Bay are silting in at a rate of 1-1.5ft per year. Keep this in mind when you look at charts.
That said, I draft 6.7ft and have gone to Napa and Suisun without any great problems. I always do a careful check of tide tables though.
What I'd recommend you do is look carefully at the charts for the areas you're planning on cruising. This'll give you an idea as to what draft you're willing to live with.
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PS The vast majority of the Bay and Delta has a silt/mud bottom. When you do run aground, it's at least a soft bottom.
|In SF Bay proper, draft isn't too much of an issue. There are a couple of things to hit around the Berkeley circle, and if you're going to the N. Bay, S. Bay, or up to the Delta, then yes, draft becomes a potential limiting issue. In the Bay proper, deep draft will help slogging upwind in an ebb where pointing ability is your friend.
Not necessarily but a deep draft will make for a stressful sailing in SF bay. In the bay inside the markers, the water is usually 30-40 ft but it gets shallow really quickly if you are not careful and start drifting out of the channel.
My boat has a draft of 6 ft and I had a number of scares where I saw 6 ft on depth sounder.
The other thing to consider is the marina location. I go through the Redwood slough to reach my marina and it gets to around 12 ft at high tide.
Optimum draft for cruising San Francisco Bay
My wife and I are thinking of living aboard and cruising SF Bay. I like racy boats with a deep draft. Will this substantially limit our cruising ?
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A new standard in VMC value, the Mycenter-4XD is designed with the flexibility of today's job shop in mind. Truly big on features, the Mycenter-4XD is equipped with a 50 in x 25.2 in table and 43 in x 24 in x 24 in X,Y,Z travels, making it ideal for large single workpieces, multi-fixtured components or additional axes implementation.
"Fastest-in-class" high speed rapid feed rates of 1,417 ipm (X- and Y-axis), 1,181 ipm (Z-axis) on solid box ways to boost work throughput within the cavernous work envelope and a powerful 35 hp spindle adds flexibility for hard-to-machine materials.
Durability is ensured with heavily ribbed high grade Meehanite casting for unparalleled rigidity and stability. The X, Y and Z axes feature solid box guideways and incorporate a unique 4-slideway base construction design for superior vibration absorption, improved surface finishes and longer tool life. All contact surfaces are hand scraped for precise alignment, fit and performance ensuring high quality and attention to detail in the manufacturing process.
Standard is a powerful, dual contact, 12,000 rpm, 35 hp AC spindle system offering optimum rigidity and stiffness for demanding cutting conditions. High torque capability affords the flexibility to efficiently machine a wide variety of materials with maximum machining rigidity and extended cutting tool life.
The Mycenter-4XD ATC assures smooth and effortless tool changes. A generous 30 tool capacity reduces idle time and boosts productivity and machining profits. Excellent chip evacuation is ensured with standard base wash system, internal chip augers and a scraper type chip conveyor keeping the large workspace free of chips and contaminants.
Equipped with Kitamura-Fanuc 0iMD control, the Mycenter-4XD comes fully loaded with many productivity boosting convenience features that are considered optional on competitive machines. 1,280 meters of memory, 256 MD data server and AI Contour Control are just a few of the many standard features incorporated to streamline the machining process for ultimate productivity.
Founded in 1933, Kitamura Machinery is dedicated to building the most technically advanced horizontal, vertical and 5-axis machining centers in the world. These machining centers are known and respected for their no-compromises precision and extended floor life even under the most demanding conditions. www.kitamura-machinery.com


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Atlanta Fed President Guynn Discusses Strategic Goals for Payments System
ORLANDO, Fla.--Acknowledging that this nation continues to depend on a paper check system that is less efficient than an electronic one might be, Jack Guynn, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, asked whether it would be best "to do the unthinkable and try to make the check system better as we simultaneously plan its demise?"
Speaking today at a conference on image technology put on by the Bank Administration Institute, Guynn (pronounced "gwin") pointed out that the paper check system is inefficient for the government and the Fed and from an end-to-end societal perspective. But there is an important reason why more than 60 billion checks a year are still written: Most financial institutions have not yet been able to take advantage of systems, cost discipline measures, and economies of scale to warrant moving entirely from paper checks to electronic debit-and-credit entries while they simultaneously invest in an increasingly complex set of emerging electronic payment options.
He suggested that electronic check presentment (ECP, also known as check truncation) is one method of improving the current system without standing in the way of other promising electronic alternatives. With ECP, the bank or Federal Reserve Bank of first deposit converts the check into an electronic transaction for further clearing and posting to the customer's account. The check is imaged for further reference or retrieval at the originating organization, and the paper may be eventually destroyed.
Guynn said that the Fed has organized an industry advisory group for ECP. The group has already agreed on key principles and has organized several pilot projects that look at ECP for low-dollar exchanges, travelers checks, and return items. "We are very excited about this effort and the interest that exists in the industry," he said.


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Nearly four hundred women gathered at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Saturday to participate in the 8th annual woman's football clinic. The women learned drills such as running routes and tackling. All the proceeds from the benefit goes towards breast cancer research.
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Fashion Illustrations Use Withered Leaves As Elegant Gowns [Pics]
Eco-friendly clothing that emphasizes naturally occuring patterns, lines and colors
In what could be considered a very literal translation of eco-friendly fashion, Malaysian illustrator Tang Chiew Ling has penned a series of figures elegantly dressed using only leaves from the garden.
The unique range of clothing items features the famous fashion icon Audrey Hepburn styled in simple leaf shapes. Taking inspiration from the natural world, the designs combine fashion, art, and illustration in a seamless way.
Each dress shows the patterns, lines and various colors that occur naturally in different types of leaves. Apart from providing a variety of styles, the organic designs also evolve over time thanks to the withering nature of plant life.
If such a dress ever came into existence, it could mean an item of clothing that adapts to the seasons, and therefore the latest fashion trend as well.


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Precast producer Molin Concrete designed its new Engineering and Design Office Building as a showcase of precast concrete's aesthetics and sustainability. Components of the 7442-square-foot building include insulated precast concrete wall panels, precast columns, prestressed beams, and precast roof planks. They demonstrate the contribution of sustainable products and high-performance systems to improve energy and resource efficiency, and indoor air quality.
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Shotgun's Car of the Day - 1998 Cadillac Eldorado
Darth Vadar's Boudoir
I'm a big fan of the 1992-2002 Eldorado and in particular, Northstar V-8 powered Eldorado Touring Coupes, ETC. (Yes, etcetera) like today's subject. A big, sleek, powerful, stylish, etc, two door sedan. What's not to love?
My only issue is our subject's very cool but ultimately dreary, black, or what they called charcoal, interior; sure could use a little brightening up in here. In the frigid, sunless North, many of us suffer from seasonal affected depression, or S.A.D. We'd like something more cheery than Darth Vadar's boudoir to get around in. The silent rush of 300 horsepower from the Northstar V-8 can only do so much to dull the ache that lack of sunshine brings. Still, the interior is fabulous especially considering the Tupperware-esque junk GM was shilling at the time.
This car originally stickered at just under $45,000 and for that Brink's truck of money you dumped at the dealership, you got the highest quality Connolly Leather hides you could get. Despite more 250,000 miles on this car's odometer, they still look fantastic. I can only imagine what the interior looks like on my leather trimmed '97 Monte Carlo these days. Then again, my Monte cost less than half of what this Etcetera went for. 16 years later, sitting in a parking lot outside of a Lowe's in Elyria (Cleveland, Ohio suburb), the owner wants a mere $2,500 for the whole thing. And that's to help him cover the cost of replacing a leaky intake manifold gasket. Holy depreciation, Lord Vadar.
Despite the low rent asking price I passed. And that broke my heart since I love these cars. The Northstar engines are magnificent performers but get dinged for reliability. I've read dubious stories of cooling system problems and retina searing repair bills for a variety of ills as the engines get older. Take the intake manifold gasket as an example.
Complicating backyard repairs are the fact that these cars are front wheel drive and the engines are transverse mounted. You're not likely to find Tommy the grease monkey flat on his back with a pair of jack stands holding this thing up while he swaps in a small block Chevy.
The Northstar V-8 was an aluminum, DOHC, 32 valve engine used by Cadillac, Buick, Oldsmobile and Pontiac in both rear and front wheel drive applications. GM stopped production of the engine in 2010.


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It's a creamy, rich taste. Made this into a latte. No sugar needed! Burned myself on the ingenuiTEA (it's stuck open and I didn't realize) so I emailed Adagio – hopefully they'll be able to replace it with a working one! If not, I suppose I'll just buy a new one :)
Have you tried the honeybush hazelnut? If so how does it compare? I tried the honeybush version… Hazelnut is my favorite… I almost cried.
Let me know if you ever do. If you feel the black tea version is better I might try it. To me Honeybush doesn't make that good of a 'base' to add flavors as some black teas do. After I posted my comment I had to get some Nutella to kill the hazelnut crave.
Received this in a swap from someone, I think, and I'm pretty sure they're not on Steepster.
I was feeling lazy tonight, and I know I like this tea, it's just not good enough for me to keep around all the time.
It's mostly apple-y with chamomile (which has a kind of flowery apple flavor anyway) and then the cinnamon is behind that. It's good and relaxing. Which I needed trying to schedule my classes.
I was in three that I wanted / needed, and one I registered for just so I'd have a fourth class, and it sounded interesting. But then the book list came out and suddenly a class on Baroque-Classical Music with a $200+ book list that didn't count for any of my majors? No thank you.
But now I'm in Psych, Shakespeare's Tragedies (those two are back-to-back MWF in the same classroom!), American Drama (with my amazing advisor as my professor – he's wonderful) and Creative Writing (which I tried to get back during regular scheduling but couldn't).
So basically I'm free between 11-3 MWF and free after 10 on TuTh, which is great. And the book list is fairly affordable now, which I was kind of panicking over.
And I'm in classes that I like and all of them go towards my majors/minor, and I was accepted into the Education Program, which is also cool.
So not much of a tasting note but mostly I just wanted to share. :)
It's nice to have a schedule you can groove with. Just went through the book list cardiac failure thing with my son! I think something easy and relaxing was a perfect choice to wind down from that experience.
Thanks to Teavivre and Angel especially for the sample of this!
Steeped for awhile – probably about 4 minutes, so it's a bit more grassy than I'd ordinarily like. But it's a credit to this tea that it's still perfectly drinkable, just different.
It has such a unique, pure flavor that I'm struggling to describe it with any words other than "Strong Dragonwell."
Dragonwell is my favorite kind of green tea, though. I haven't been drinking looseleaf for very long, so most of my teas have been come-and-go. Dragonwell (Teavana variety) is the only one I've repurchased over and over.
I trained a girl at work today, because I'm apparently the star cashier. It's not because I'm particularly good at my job; I've just been there longer and I actually do my job, as opposed to some of the boys / high school kids who just kind of stand up there and text the whole time. Training is lovely, but exhausting. We're busy for BTS anyway, and when I'm training I don't even have the lull in between customers to myself. But she's good, and she's sweet, and I'm hoping she'll learn quickly and well.
So this tea is really good to just curl up in bed with and watch old DW episodes :)
Going through my cupboard and deleting a ton of teas I've sipped down but not removed yet. I haven't updated it to the ones I still have in the cupboard, but at least it's a bit more accurate now.
This is a really old tasting note – I ordered this tea some time around February or March, and haven't had it in months.
I remember that it smelled like strawberries and chocolate and cream. The taste was very, very light. It was pretty, but didn't taste like much at all. And what it did taste like was artificial.
I'm leaving the rating off because it's been so long, but it's definitely not a tea I really want to try again.
The last time I had this, I found it to be very astringent, very malty, and wheaty.
Rifling through my stash, I was searching for the Jing Xuan by Red Blossom Tea Co, but it wasn't in the box it should have been in and I didn't have the time to search through the other box. So I grabbed this one, thinking, It's okay, but it'll do.
Steeped under decidedly unscientific parameters: slightly less than boiling water, a pinch of silky leaves, for maybe two to three minutes tops. I didn't time it or look at a clock, so I'm not sure. I'm estimating more on the two minute side.
And I actually really like it. It's not as heavy or dark as it was before. It sparkles with a mineral sort of sweetness. It's kind of reminiscent of the Jing Xuan. The bready notes are there, but they don't dominate the flavor.
I'm starting to believe in picking the right tea by fate, or whatever you call it – a tea that you grab because it's the only one available, or you don't have time to search for the one you want that turns out being perfect – it's not what I wanted, but it was what I needed. It's happened twice now. But maybe I'm just more grateful for fantastic tea or more sensitive to flavors in times like this.
I love when that happens. After you drink it, it almost always results in wondering why you were looking for that other tea in the first place.
Second chances in tea often prove to be good ones. Sometimes it's our mood or how we brewed the tea that one time that threw us off, the second time can be so different. Either better than ever (sometimes though you wonder why you liked a tea).
This has been sitting in my pitcher in the fridge for about a week now. I'd forgotten what kind of tea it was! I'm 90% sure this is it :)
It's good iced, but it's not a favorite. I think what I really want to do is blend it with some cream or vanilla (or, you know, just order some The Lemon Is In Play from Adagio – another Cara McGee and Cabin Pressure is by far my favorite fandom) because the lemon's a bit weak and the creaminess isn't too strong either.
But it's decent.
This tea perplexes me. Each time I smell it, I get cool mint and then chocolate. It smells kind of like those Andes mints.
Drinking it, it's a sort of chocolaty rooibos with mint. The mint really lingers, which is cool.
Added a splash of milk – it's worth a shot, and I don't feel like I'm losing anything if it doesn't work.
It's a little bit better that way, a little bit smoother this way. Hm. It's more of a mint chocolate rooibos. I'll finish the cup, it's not bad enough just to throw out, but it's not a tea I'm eager to drink again.
EDIT: I realized the reason I wasn't tasting any coconut the first time around was because there literally wasn't anyone: Cocomint refers to cocoa and mint, not coconut and mint! Cool, I'm glad my tastebuds weren't broken.
Okay, I'm 90% sure this came from Invader Zim So thank you! (And if I'm wrong, then thank you to whoever swapped me this!)
It smells really interesting – like the inside of The Body Shop or somewhere like that. Not complaining – it smells great. It's a bit hard to put my finger on specific scents though.
The rooibos is a strong flavor in this one, and the dried currants, rose and lavender accentuate it. It's definitely a rooibos tea tisane first and foremost, but the other flavors behind it make it interesting.
It's interesting. That's a good descriptor for this tea. Tastes like there's some chocolate in there as well, though I'm not sure where I'm getting that from.
EDIT: I tweeted this tea, and now @DAVIDsTEA is teasing me about lavender fields in France. This company is great.
Kind of like a breakfast tea for someone who doesn't like breakfast teas. My issue with most of them is that they're labelled the same sort of generic "Indian Black Blend" and there really isn't anything special to them.
I'm partial to Irish Breakfasts, probably because the first time I really started drinking any sort of tea regularly was on my trip to Ireland in the spring of 2012. It was incredible. I learned SO much. I'm going back one day, I will, I will.
So I like that this is in there! And the chai gives it just a bit of cinnamony kick – I'm able to drink it without milk, and it's not overwhelmingly strong, maybe because the berry gives it a little bit of sweetness. This is the first time I'm trying it with milk and sugar, and it reminds me a bit of a sassy breakfast tea. Now I see why my friend Jackie likes it so much!


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And the release notes ( http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/6.0/releasenotes/ ):
The latest version of Firefox has the following changes:
- The address bar now highlights the domain of the website you're visiting
- Streamlined the look of the site identity block
- Added support for the latest draft version of WebSockets with a prefixed API
- Added support for EventSource / server-sent events
- Added support for window.matchMedia
- Added Scratchpad, an interactive JavaScript prototyping environment
- Added a new Web Developer menu item and moved development-related items into it
- Improved usability of the Web Console
- Improved the discoverability of Firefox Sync
- Reduced browser startup time when using Panorama
- Fixed several stability issues
- Fixed several security issues
I haven't tried Firefox 6.0 myself, however, the first item "The address bar now highlights the domain of the website you're visiting" is nothing new. Internet Explorer and Chrome have had that for quite some time.
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Oh gracious! I wasn't even a minute in to watching last night's premiere of the original Love & Hip Hop when I realized it had gone by way of Atlanta. It's over stylized and filmed as if it's rap video, not a reality show. It's going to be a long season. I'll be honest, it was hard to keep up with all the drama, but I think it's going to be eventful…and I think we saw it all on L&HHA with just a different cast of characters.
As the episode starts, we're introduced to Tahiry Jose who claims to be a video vixen, model, and actress. Right now, she's also a waitress. However, even she knows that she's most famous for being Joe Budden's ex-girlfriend. She left their five year relationship because Joe wasn't handling his business properly. Joe loves being in the public eye, and he gained quite a following when he would post videos of Tahiry on You Tube. He misses Tahiry and hopes that the two can work on developing a strong friendship. The pair is meeting for lunch, and two things are evident: he likes riling her up, and Tahiry isn't a fan of Joe's shenanigans. Tahiry wonders why Joe so desperately needs to be friends with her…can't he share all his life stories with his new lady? Joe just wants to keep Tahiry on a string for when he needs her. The lunch ends with Tahiry screaming at him and shoving the table so hard that her sangria topples. I have to hand it to that one extra playing the role of restaurant patron number two had the acting sense to appear shocked at the couple's tirade while all the other extras just ate their free lunches and pretended like nothing was happening.


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If you're one of those boring old curmudgeons who's still yet to be convinced that the whole HD phenomenon is anything more than just a fad, here's some more evidence to prove just how wrong you are: the Sharp LC-32XL8E.
This TV's screen is only 32in across, yet its makers have seen fit to cram into it a 'Full HD' pixel count of 1,920 x 1,080. Not because it wants to show off, but simply because that's what many Great British punters actually want these days.
In other words, even on a screen so small that you might not be able to make out the HD advantage, resolution is king. People already associate resolution with definition, and higher definitions with better picture quality. And if the idea of high definition is already that ingrained in people, then we're sorry HD sceptics, but HD is not only here to stay, it's surely well on its way to becoming the de facto AV standard. Anyhoo, I've kind of strayed off the subject already, so let's get right back to business by discussing the face the 32XL8E presents to the world.
Essentially it's a rather pretty one, combining a tidy slim piano-lacquer bezel with Sharp's trademark silver 'wave' along the bottom edge. To be honest I'm kind of getting ready to see something really new from Sharp on the design front, but just because I'm getting tired of it doesn't mean the current design is ugly - especially given the new slenderness of the bezel.
Connections are about what you'd expect of a well-specified 32in TV right now, which is to say you get three v1.3 HDMIs and a digital audio output sitting alongside the customary D-Sub PC port, component video input, SCARTs, S-Video input and composite video jack. Some sort of multimedia slot for playback of JPEG stills and maybe music files might have been nice, but hey, that's us; always wanting the world.
Aside from the Full HD resolution, the 32XL8E's biggest feature claim to fame is undoubtedly its 100Hz processing. This frame rate doubling technology - to counter LCD's motion blur - is actually the main point of difference between the 32XL8E and Sharp's debut Full HD 32in model, the previously reviewed 32X20E.
Other notable specs include a claimed contrast ratio of 10,000:1 achieved via a dynamic backlight system together with a native (i.e. no dynamic backlight) contrast of 2,000:1; a solid-looking 6ms response time; full 24p support; SRS TruSurround audio processing; and a digital tuner with all the usual electronic programme guide and event timer setting stuff.
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Perfect Pear Pandowdy
In pandowdy, a spiced fruit filling is topped with mounds of biscuit dough and then baked, similar to cobblers. Traditionally made with apples, this version of the dessert features pears; dried cranberries add a tart note. The name is believed to refer to its rather old-fashioned appearance.
- Servings: 10
Source: Martha Stewart Living, November 2002
- Pear Pandowdy Crust
- 4 large Bartlett pears (about 2 1/2 pounds)
- 1 1/2 cups dried cranberries
- 1/2 cup packed dark-brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup shelled unsalted pistachios, coarsely chopped
- 3/4 cup sweetened shredded coconut
- 2 tablespoons brandy
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into pieces
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten, for glaze
- 1 tablespoon heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon granulated sugar
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Make the filling: Peel and core pears, and chop into 1/2-inch pieces. Place in a large bowl, and add dried cranberries, brown sugar, salt, pistachios, coconut, brandy, if using, and clove; toss until thoroughly combined. Transfer to a 2-quart pyrex or ceramic baking dish. Dot top with butter.
Remove dough squares from refrigerator; place on top of filling so that they are slightly overlapping, leaving some filling uncovered. In a small bowl, whisk together the egg and cream; brush over dough. Sprinkle with granulated sugar.
Bake until crust is golden and filling is bubbling, 30 to 35 minutes. Remove from oven, and push crust partly down into fruit mixture. Serve warm.


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Memories of Almondsbury
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I was also a pupil at St Catherine's; 1954 to 1962 were my years. I remember Mr Thunder, art and geography teacher, Mr Smith, Deputy head; later married someone from the Bristol Old Vic, Mr Sydey, ex Royal Navy Captain but unable to recall his subjects. Mr Ross, art and woodwork. We used to go camping at Fowey in Cornwall ...Read full memory
Almondsbury South Gloucester
Where do I start ? Living in Monmouth House on the top of Almondsbury Hill. going to Almondsbury village school sitting next to Tony Evans, head of the Patchway gang & a brilliant football goalkeeper. Gaffer Mersh, headmaster crashing his cane on his desk if someone was not paying attention to him. The ...Read full memory
St Catherine's Boarding School
I have very fond memories of the school and Mr and Mrs Cooper, and I was one of the privileged children to move to Parkstone in Dorset when the Coopers moved there. I was in Miss Stoddart's class and I can still remember the smell of the herbal cigarettes she used to smoke, and on the rare occasion she ...Read full memory
I was a pupil at this school from 1954 to 1961. I was in Miss Staddart's class. She used to take us to pictures on Saturdays, some of the films which I saw were 'Ben NUr', and Norman Wisdom's films. My friends I remember were Clive Wood, Peter Adams, Maurice Fountain. I can also remember trying to go swimming at nights, and also ...Read full memory


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2009 CPO X5 pricing tips
Going to the dealership to negotiate this car:
Year: 2009
Color: Silver
Mileage: 38000
- Premium
- Cold Weather
- Navigation
- Rear Climate Control
- iPod/USB
- Towing
50k/4 yr maintenance till: 07/25/2013
100k/6 yr CPO warranty till: 07/25/2015
Sticker: $39980
Current Price: $37900
Need tips on negotiating for lower price. $37900 is a bit too high for this car.
Will it be too low if I start with $34k with a upper limit of $35k ?
Thanks a lot for your expert advice!
Some more negotiation and they are down to 36700....wondering if that's a good price!
-how's the price compared to other cars in that spec? Try to find that and maybe some kbb prices? Remember also that cpo=BMW silver extended warranty they sell for new cars
Price for CPO is higher in this area due to limited number of dealerships and inventory.
After some more research I decided to buy from NY/NJ area where low mileage lease return are in relatively more supply than here in Albany, NY.
Got a 2009 CPO X5 with premium, tech, cold weather, rear climate, ipod/usb with 20267 miles for $36250. Hope this was a good deal. Dealer did not negotiate much from advertised price as it was already below KBB CPO retail.
Really happy with the car..and hope for the best now!
It is 3.0L...didn't mention it earlier...sorry!
With the color, mileage and all options added here are the numbers from different guides:
Edmunds: 38900 fo retail and 41k for CPO (excellent)
KBB: 38925 for CPO (excellent)
NADA: 39200 for clean retail
Car was priced at 38500 and there were not much negotiation here. There were some minor cosmetic issues with rear bumper which I used to get some leverage.
As for the engine issues on 2009 X5, that is a news for me. It was really something big, then I guess ..fingers crossed and hope for the best>:dunno:
Checked recall history and found one about rear brake discs which affected only 96 units.
Will appreciate if you have some info to share in this regard. Thanks!
2009 had the n52b30
naturally aspirated 3.0
Kanishk nice purchase especially working locally in Albany. The engine is good one, tried and tested on many other series. Plus u have plenty of warranty on it. Do note, if ur dealer has a good service rep, u should probably take care of all problems u encounter before cpo kicks in. Once the cpo kicks in, u have to worry bout deductibles, and then fine print in regards to what's covered.
Enjoy such a beautiful vehicle!
I'm surprised that an 09 still costs so much.
OP, why not try to get something 10+. You get the newer iDrive. I'm sure you can get a LCI model for not much more with the better 35i. The 3.0i is a horrible engine for the X5
Dealers NEVER pay close to the trade in prices, they are 10-20% (or more) under the trade ins...yet dealers will point to the inflated 'retail' and 'cpo' numbers and sat 'you're killing us'
Dont ever rely on KBB, Edmunds, nada, etc...pure spin to support used car prices
Tried 2010 X5s first and realized that a CPO 2010 X5 with around 20k miles and tech, premium, cold weather, rear climate are posted in 45-48k range. They are also a bit difficult to find since lease returns are not much in supply yet.
I am not an expert in BMWs but it seem like for used CPOs, finding the right vehicle is a bit challenging due to the packages one wants, mileage etc.
As for engine.....not sure what you mean by "3.0i is a horrible engine for the X5". Maybe you mean less power as compared to 35i?
Thanks for the useful link....getting into bimmers is a kind of cool experience esp. with the forums and responses here.
I will check for any issues and also read more about the CPO deductibles.
If u go for a cpo ask the deal for a "vmi"
Vehicle master inquiry minus previous customers personal information
This will tell u every single issue with this particular vehicle up to date as long as they have been going to a BMW dealership throughout
In my experience most sales guys will say they can't get u this info, then u tell them u want just the vehicle info not previous customers info, names etc
If they really want to sell u the vehicle then they will produce this info
If not there's a good chance this car has had multiple issues that they do not want u to see
Ps car fax is not the same...FYI
Vmi or walk:thumbup:
Hope this helps
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