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" | You play a good game boy, but the game is finished, now you die. | " |
~ The Tall Man to Mike Pearson in Phantasm. |
" | You think that when you die, you go to Heaven? You come to us! | " |
~ The Tall Man to Father Meyers in Phantasm II. |
" | "It's never over." | " |
~ The Tall Man in Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead. |
" | "Now this won't hurt a bit. Well, maybe just a little bit." | " |
~ The Tall Man in Phantasm IV: Oblivion. |
The Tall Man is an immortal undertaker and the main antangonist in the 5 Phantasm movies.
He was portrayed by the late veteran actor Angus Scrimm.
The Tall Man appears as a tall (hence his name), white haired man. The Tall Man also has a habit of raising one eyebrow and making other facial expressions, these facial expressions have become an icon of the character. The Tall Man is always seen wearing a black tuxedo suit, especially for furnary occasions.
Relatively little is known about the Tall Man. Once upon a time, he was a kind-hearted soul named Dr. Jebediah Morningside, an ordinary mortician who served as a medic for the Union Army during the American Civil War. Until he was experimenting with inter-dimensional travel and studying the connection between the world of the living and the realm of the dead. He does this to learn the mysteries of life and death, even to achieve immortality. After perfecting a machine that would allow him to travel between worlds, he stepped through the gateway. Upon his return he was no longer Jebediah, but the cold and evil being known to Mike Pearson and his friend Reggie as the Tall Man. It can only be speculated that while in a different dimension Jebediah's body was possessed by another intelligence, or that his physical likeness has been assumed by some otherworldly, evil entity while killing off the original man. It might also be that his experiences changed him radically.The Tall Man's purpose is to become the Lord of the Dead. He moves from town to town, first becoming the undertaker of that town and secretly removing the corpses from the graveyards and mortuaries. However, he is not content to just steal the already dead, but will soon kill the town's living population to add their numbers to his collection. The dwarf-like creatures he creates from the bodies of the dead serve him in our world, and he also transports them back to his own dimension. It is possible that he uses them as slave labor for his own world, the same way he uses his two legion of other undead minions called the Gravers and the Demon Troopers. The dwarfs were revealed to be byproducts of the process by which the Tall Man creates the Sentinel Spheres, which involves compacting the body and placing the brain into a metal casing. The Sentinels are used in his assaults against the living. So far he has not revealed any grand schemes for world conquest, and he tends to plunder only small, out-of-the-way towns; he is never shown invading large cities. And the towns he does plunder always seem to have an explanation for why the town's population is missing, such as a toxic waste spill. The Tall Man is a cold psychopathic traveler who explores worlds and knows all that is unknown while he destroys lives and commands his legion of the undead.
Powers and Weaponry
The Tall Man has many superhuman powers, such as superhuman strength, telekinesis, and many others. The Tall Man has been seen to lift a grown man with one hand, take away an object from a person's hand with his mind, etc. The Tall Man's signature weapon are Sentinel Spheres, flying silver spherical objects (also known as "Spheres" and "Sentinels") that conceal many weapons inside of them, such as drills, lasers, saws, and many more. The spheres contain the brains of the dead bodies that he crushes down into the zombie dwarves, his dwarfish undead slaves that came from a hellish dimension that he first travelled to. He also psychically and easily controls Gravers and Demon Troopers.
After the death of their parents, 24 year old musician Jody Pearson is raising his 13 year old brother Mike in a small town disturbed by the mysterious deaths of its citizens. Reggie, an ice cream vendor, joins the brothers in their suspicions that the local mortician, dubbed "The Tall Man", is responsible for the deaths. Mike relays his fears to a fortune teller and her granddaughter about the possibility of Jody leaving town, and Mike in the care of his aunt along with the suspicions of The Tall Man. Mike is shown a small black box and told to put his hand into it. After the box grips his hand, Mike is told not to be afraid and as the panic subsides, the box relaxes its grip. The notion of fear itself as the killer is established and is what propels Mike towards his final confrontation in the film with The Tall Man.
Mike is pursued by minions of the Tall Man, zombie dwarfs made from the bodies of the recently deceased, and tries to convince his brother of what is happening.
After convincing his brother and Reggie, they find a strange white room with containers in the mausoleum. There is also a gateway to another dimension or planet that Mike enters briefly where he sees the dwarfs that have hunted him through the movie being used as slaves. While trying to escape the Tall Man, Reggie is killed. Mike and Jody barely escape. They devise a plan to lure the Tall Man into a local deserted mine shaft and trap him inside. After doing so successfully, Mike wakes with a start in his house, laying by the fireplace with Reggie sitting next to him.
Reggie explains that Mike was simply having a bad dream, something that was common since Jody died in a car crash. This implies that the entire movie has been a dream wherein Mike was trying to prevent Jody from leaving. Mike goes into his room where the Tall Man is waiting and pulls Mike through his bedroom mirror.
Phantasm II
Picking up where the first movie left off, the Tall Man and his minions attempts to take Mike but Reggie manages to save Mike and turns on the gas with the fire place on and blows up the house killing the Tall Man's minions.
Six years later, the film introduces Liz Reynolds (Paula Irvine), a young woman with a psychic bond to Mike Pearson and the Tall Man that manifests in the form of prophetic nightmares. After she awakens from one, she rifles through the pages of her dream journal, which includes drawings detailing characters and events from the first film; during this, she recalls a vision that acts as a flashback that picks up immediately where the first film ended: after the Tall Man's minions attacked Mike through the mirror, Reggie heard the commotion and ran upstairs to his aid, where he found the Tall Man (Angus Scrimm) and a dwarf Lurker dragging him out. He attempted to procure a shotgun, but while searching for ammunition, he was attacked by Lurkers and was forced to flee through a laundry chute, although he managed to surreptitiously snuff the pilot lights on the stove to feed gas into the house beforehand. Once upstairs, he dodged the Tall Man and rescued Mike, but a team of Lurkers ascended upstairs and the two dove out the bedroom window to escape as the gas fumes reached the living room fireplace and destroyed the house. Unfazed, the Tall Man departed. Following this, Liz then pleads for Mike to find her, as she fears that when her grandfather dies, the Tall Man will take him.
Having been institutionalized as delusional since the first film, Mike (James LeGros), now 19 years old, feels he can no longer ignore Liz's dream pleas, and fakes his recovery to obtain a doctor's release. At night, he returns to Morningside Cemetery to exhume bodies and is interrupted by Reggie (Reggie Bannister), who tells him that the attack by "midgets" and the subsequent explosion from the flashback never occurred. Mike reveals that the coffins he dug up are empty and urges Reggie to help him hunt the Tall Man down; a groundskeeper's flashlight prompts them to leave. En route to Reggie's house, Mike receives a vision—likely from the Tall Man directly—of an impending gas explosion, and frantically tries to warn Reggie seconds before his house is consumed in an explosion, killing his wife Celeste and daughter Bonnie. Mike's futile warning convinces Reggie that he is telling the truth and, at the funeral, he agrees to accompany Mike on his quest.
They break into a hardware store at night and stock up on an abundance of supplies and tools; they also build a series of weapons: a portable flamethrower for Mike, and a four-barreled shotgun for Reggie. They then travel the country roads, encountering abandoned towns and pillaged graveyards, as well as a few traps and apparitions the Tall Man has left in his wake. One of them is an apparition of a fully nude deceased young woman. They follow clues that lead them to the final town along the state border: Perigord, Oregon.
Meanwhile, Liz's grandfather has died and accompanies her grandmother to the funeral with her sister Jeri, who leaves prematurely and mysteriously vanishes. While searching for her, Liz travels the corridors of the mortuary and discovers an exhumed coffin, but before she can open it, the Tall Man surprises her and she runs away. The presiding priest Father Meyers (Kenneth Tigar), wracked with fear and alcohol withdrawal, desecrates the grandfather's body with a knife in a desperate attempt to thwart the mysterious occurrences he has witnessed. That evening, during a bout of drinking, the reanimated grandfather surprises him at his door and then spirits into the grandmother's bed before absconding with her. In the morning, Liz finds the empty bed and a funeral pin; the Tall Man psychically tells her to return at night if she wants to rescue her grandmother.
Prior to their arrival to Perigord, Mike awakens to find that Reggie has picked up a hitchhiker named Alchemy (Samantha Phillips) who eerily resembles the nude apparition he encountered in the Mariton mortuary, but is unable to determine a course of action and allows her to tag along, much to Reggie's delight, as he intends to eventually bed the young woman. They find Perigord deserted and decrepit, and hole up in an abandoned bed & breakfast before venturing out to the cemetery. Liz arrives at the mortuary to search for her grandmother, but is confronted by Father Meyers, who tries to rally her to escape with him before he is interrupted and then killed by a flying sphere. She encounters the Tall Man and discovers that her grandmother is now one of his Lurkers. As she escapes, she and Mike meet in the cemetery and return to the bed & breakfast, where they try to sleep and Reggie (almost) successfully beds Alchemy. When a tripped alarm distracts them downstairs, the Tall Man captures Liz and drives away in his hearse. Mike and Reggie give chase in Jody's 1971 426 Hemicuda, but the Tall Man runs them off the road. (Jody was Mike's brother, killed in the first movie by the Tall Man.) They barely escape before it explodes.
Liz is brought to the crematorium by one of the Tall Man's mortician assistants where she awakens but plays dead; she then manages to fight off the mortician by sending him into an active furnace and escapes. Mike and Reggie break into the mortuary and venture into the embalming room. As Reggie pours hydrochloric acid into a tank of embalming fluid, Mike discovers that the Tall Man, having learned from his mistakes of the first film, has hidden his transdimensional portal (Spacegate) behind a heavy steel door. In lieu of a handle, there is a large round "keyhole" in the wall and Mike realizes that they must capture a sphere in order to access the room. They then split up to find Liz.
Reggie searches the basement where he is attacked by a Graver (a gas-masked servant who exhumes graveyard bodies), and the two engage in a chainsaw battle which Reggie barely wins; he is also attacked by four Lurkers who he blows away with his shotgun. Meanwhile, Mike saves Liz from a silver sphere but they are both attacked by another mortician, but the silver sphere pins his hand to a door, but he chops it off to evade a golden sphere, which pursues Mike and Liz by plowing and even burning through doors; the same mortician doubles back and tries to kill Liz again, but the golden sphere breaks into the casket showroom and burrows into him, killing him viciously as it digs its way out.
Reuniting with Reggie, the three pry the severed hand off the door and carry the embedded silver sphere to the embalming room, where they quickly shove it into the "keyhole" and open the metal door to the white room. As Mike shows Liz the dimensional gate, Reggie ignites the flamethrower to burn the building down, but the Tall Man surprises them, knocking Reggie down, throwing Mike into the portal, and carrying Liz to the embalming table. Reggie helps Mike climb back out, while the Tall Man prepares to embalm Liz alive with a giant probe; Mike pulls the silver sphere from the keyhole and releases it at the Tall Man, but he pries it off and crushes it effortlessly. Liz gets free and stabs the Tall Man with the probe, and Reggie quickly activates the embalming machine, pumping the acid-contaminated fluid into the Tall Man, who screams in agony as he melts to death. Reggie sets fire to the room and hallways and the trio are greeted at the back entrance by Alchemy, who has procured an abandoned hearse.
The quartet ride off into the night victoriously with Mike and Liz in the rear compartment, and Reggie and Alchemy in the driver's cabin. Reggie thanks her for coming back for them and tries to flirt with her until Alchemy gently plucks a section of hair and flesh from her head, revealing that she is not—and probably never was—human. As Reggie screams, the hearse swerves wildly and Mike and Liz try to get out; the hearse stops and a bloody and battered Reggie dazedly lands against the window before falling to the ground. As the hearse begins to drive away, Mike and Liz steel each other and tell each other "this is just a dream" but the slot to the driver's cabin opens, revealing the Tall Man who tells them "No, it's not."
A hand breaks through the rear window and pulls Mike and Liz through it, mirroring the ending of the first film.
Phantasm III: The Lord Of The Dead
Immediately after his apparent demise in the previous installment, a new Tall Man emerges from the interdimensional gate. During this time the hearse driving Liz and Mike carries on and explodes. Reggie, who is still bloodied from being attacked by the Tall Man, rushes over to find Liz's corpse being devoured by a Lurker. The Tall Man then appears again, apprehending Reggie and an unconscious Mike but leaves when Reggie threatens to blow them into pieces, stating that he wants Mike in one piece. The Tall Man leaves, with Liz's head in one hand, and claims he will return for Mike.
Taken to a hospital, Mike has a near death experience, in which his brother Jody appears and tells him to stay away from the light. Mike walks on, recognizes the Tall Man ahead of him and wakes up. Just as Reggie arrives, Mike is attacked by the nurse but fights her off. A sphere emerges from her head and crashes out through the window. Back at home, Jody appears again to warn Mike but so does the Tall Man, who fights off Reggie and Jody (by now transformed into a sphere) and draws Mike through the gate with him.
The next morning, Reggie (with Jody's sphere) go to Holtsville, which turns out to be deserted. Reggie is captured by a three looters who lock him in his car's trunk and drive on to another house. There they are attacked and killed by a little boy called Tim, who also releases Reggie. After they have buried three looters in the yard, Tim tells Reggie how the Tall Man took his parents and how he escaped. In the morning, Reggie and Tim find the three graves empty and the pink hearse gone. Setting out to find the Tall Man, Reggie wants to leave Tim with a woman looking after orphans but the boy hides in the trunk and comes along.
Reggie enters Holtsville mortuary and is confronted by a sphere. As he is about to blast it, he is assaulted and handcuffed by two black young women, Tanesha and Rocky. Reg tries to warn them but the sphere kills Tanesha, as well as damaging Rocky's weapon, nunchukas, before Tim appears and shoots it out of the air with his pistol. The three join forces and drive on, looking for a town called Boulton, which contains a large mortuary. On their way the come across a convoy of hearses and follow them.
As they camp outside, Jody's sphere floats over to Reggie. In a dream, Jody appears and leads Reggie to the Tall Man's lair, where Mike is imprisoned in a small cell. The two free him but the Tall Man reappears and pursues the three. Jody is transformed back into a sphere and Reggie awakes. Jody appears again, opens another gate and Mike emerges. The Tall Man tries to emerge as well but Reggie manages to shut the gate just as he was about to reach through, cutting off the Tall Man's hands. They manage to fight off the small monsters into which the hands morph, and also the pink hearse containing the three looters.
They reach Boulton mortuary, where they come across a cryonics facility, which reminds Mike of a scene which suggests that the Tall Man dislikes cold. While Reggie, Rocky and Tim are separately attacked by the looters, Mike consults with his spheric brother, who explains that Tall Man is amassing an army to conquer dimensions. He also shows him in a dream what the Tall Man does with the dwarf creatures he has created from the dead: he removes the sapient part of the brains to create the spheres, turning the body into a drone and the mind into a killer. The Tall Man senses their presence and before they can leave, throws Mike off his feet. Surrounded by dozens of spheres, the Tall Man reaches for Mike, who wakes up and finds himself strapped to the table. The Tall Man grabs and subdues Jody's sphere and welcomes Mike. Soon afterwards, two of the looters, Rufus and Henry, wheel in Tim. Mike tries to give a message to the boy, saying "There are thousands of them", but is paralyzed by the Tall Man.
Rocky meanwhile manages to shake off her attacker and goes on to fight off Reggie's attacker. Cut free by Jody's sphere, Tim runs into the remaining looters who are however killed by Jody's sphere and the suddenly appearing Reggie. The threesome crash into the embalming room, where the Tall Man meanwhile has begun operating on Mike. Rocky impales the Tall Man with a spear dipped into liquid nitrogen, causing his flesh to begin melting. Rocky and Reggie lock him into the refrigerator room. A golden sphere breaks out of his head, crashes outside and chases through the corridors. Surprised by the golden sphere, Reggie catches it with a plunger and is still overpowered by it. With the help of Rocky and Tim, he locks the sphere into the nitrogen tank.
In the meantime, Mike climbs from the table and sees yellow blood issuing from his wound. He looks into a mirror and sees a golden sphere in his own head, concealed by a flap of skin. Just after the Tall Man's sphere has been dumped into the nitrogen, Mike appears, showing golden eyeballs, complaining of the cold and walking outside. Reggie chases after him but Mike warns him to stay away. Jody leaves as well, telling Reggie that they'll be in touch.
Reggie suggests searching the mortuary but Rocky leaves. Reggie and Tim go back inside and Tim reports that Mike said that "There are thousands of them." Unbeknownst to them, dozens of spheres are hovering above them. In the next room, Tim finds the poles of the interdimensional gate and the nitrogen tank overturned. He goes back to find Reggie pinned to the wall by the spheres. Tim tries to get his gun but the Tall Man appears, as Tim is pulled outside through a window, continuing the trademark ending style.
Phantasm IV: Oblivion
The film opens where its predecessor left off. Mike flees from Boulton mortuary in the hearse, while Reggie is trapped inside by the Tall Man's spheres. However, the Tall Man decides to let Reggie go for the moment.
Mike's spheric brother Jody persuades a reluctant Reggie to go looking for Mike. On the way, Reggie runs into a police control. He is attacked by the policeman, who turns out to be one of the Tall Man's undead servants, but manages to escape after blowing up the police car. Later, he meets a woman called Jennifer, rescues from her overturned car and takes her to the next town. They stay the night at an abandoned motel and Reggie tells her the story of the Tall Man. Jennifer doesn't believe him and also rejects his advances. Having dreamed of Mike, Reggie wakes up and unbuttons Jennifer's nightshirt, discovering two spheres sticking in her breasts. As they fly out and attack him, he smashes one with a sledgehammer but is pinned to the wall by the other. In desperation he strikes his tuning fork and the sphere explodes. Jen grabs his leg but he smashes her with the hammer and leaves.
Mike, trying to uncover the mysteries of the Tall Man and to escape the transformation, drives through abandoned towns and remembers the last days before the Tall Man's arrival. The Tall Man appears in the back of the hearse and takes control of the car before he disappears into the coffin. Mike drives the hearse into Death Valley. Mike intends to force the Tall Man to a confrontation and writes his testament. He finds himself at a 19th century colonial-style house with an earlier model of the gate inside. Mike meets a man resembling the Tall Man, who however welcomes him cordially and introduces himself as Jebediah Morningside. Jebediah wants to speak with Mike, who, however, is frightened and again escapes through the gate.
Back in Death Valley, Mike realises that he can move rocks by the power of his mind. Jody appears. Mike is distrustful and accuses his brother of having abandoned him. Jody defends his behaviour and disappears. Mike works on his car, using parts to build a makeshift sphere. Hoping that he might stop Jebedaiah from becoming the evil Tall Man, he again goes through a gate, but finds himself in a deserted city and escapes the Tall Man only with Jody's help.
Meanwhile, Reggie arrives at Death Valley and fights off a group of dwarves when Mike and Jody appear through a gate. Mike embraces Reggie and tells him not to trust Jody. Reggie passes Mike the tuning fork, as the two brothers pass through the gate, appearing in Jebediah's house. Invisible to the old man, they witness how he perfects his craft and approaches the gate. Mike tries to stab him before he can pass through but misses him, as they are in another dimension. Jebedaiah vanishes and moments later the evil Tall Man emerges from the gate.
Mike escapes through the gate, finding himself in a cemetery. He is attacked and overpowered by his brother and awakes on mortuary slab. Jody holds him as the Tall Man begins operating. A panicking Mike strikes the tuning fork, thus immobilising his opponents. Mike then kills Jody with a sphere but the Tall Man revives and telekinetically takes the fork from Mike. Again, Mike escapes through the gate back to Death Valley, pursued by the Tall Man. Reggie tries to shoot the Tall Man but is overpowered. Mike summons the sphere he built. The Tall Man is struck but pulls out the sphere again. At that moment, Mike activates the hearse's motor, causing the car to explode and destroy the Tall Man. However, a new Tall Man immediately comes through the gate, pulls the golden sphere from Mike's head and disappears again. As Mike is close to death, Reggie arms himself and enters the gate, determined to overcome the Tall Man. Mike sees a childhood memory, climbing into Reggie's ice cream truck and driving off into the night.
It should be noted that this is the only Phantasm to not end with someone being pulled through a mirror or pane of glass.


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Bunch of other stuff, including Michael Chabon, William Styron, Alice Walker, Pearl S. Buck. I'm super happy because The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie is $2 & I've had my eye on that for ages. What other Muriel Spark should I read? I enjoyed Memento Mori so very much.
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Despite the impact of El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) events on climate in the Indo-Pacific region, models linking ENSO-based climate variability to Indonesian cereal production are not well developed. This study measures connections among sea-surface temperature anomalies (SSTAs), rainfall, and Indonesian rice and corn production from 1971 to 1998. Year-to-year August SSTA fluctuations explain about half the interannual variance in paddy production during the main (wet) season. These effects are cumulative for rice: during strong El Nino years, wet season production shortfalls are not made up subsequently. For corn, the cumulative area sown is actually higher in El Nino years than La Nina years. Indonesia's paddy production varies on average by 1.4 million tons for every 1°C change in August SSTAs. The paper illustrates how an SSTA model might assist policy makers with budgetary processes, and private sector cereal traders with framing production expectations.
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2013 and Earlier - Toyota Highlander Prices Paid and Buying Experience
nace Posts: 45i purchased my 2010 se awd in may with some additional options (tow package, cross rails, power seat, mirror defroster and extra program key for about the price you were quoted (otd).
my suggestion is to try libertyville toyota and shoot them a fair offer which you would be willing to pay..
that is what i did after shopping many dealers. vary little haggling with them. -
glennjr Posts: 22Real close on a AWD 4x4 Highlander SE lease at a dealer in NJ.
$35,015 MSRP (Base SE with floor mats)
$31,500 Negotiated prices/cap cost
3 yr 15k $381/mo with inceptions down ($249 doc,$650 acq,$250 tags,$381 first month payment for a toal of $1575 down)
Residual is $19,600
MF is .0005 or just over 1%
Im holding out for about $500 which i feel they can find in my trade or take off the Highlander. They are cutting me a check for the equity in my trade.
Hopefully they sharpen their pencils tomorrow -
fieca Posts: 7Nace,
What was your OTD price, I can't think of you got 31,706 OTD price. that means taking 7% tax off, they offered you SE AWD for $29487? did you buy on cash or what was the deal going on that time? -
nace Posts: 45i inadvertently mislead you, for that i opologize.
i purchased a base model 6 cyl awd. OTD price $ 31100
msrp $31420.00 included options, tow package, dr power seat, reat air, engine immoblizer,tonneau cover, running lights, cold weather pkg
cargo net, roof rack cross rails,extra programed key $ 28,641 before TTL, doe fee,
how good of a deal , im not to sure. i know i will enjoy the car.
my dealer is north west of chicago, suburbs. -
spm1695 Posts: 8I bot a brand new 2010 Toyota Highlander Limited w/Navigation (Black w/beige leather) for $33,617 (before the taxes, plus $250 doc fee + $125 registration. I live in Boston area. I think I got a very good deal.
veal23 Posts: 1offer on highlander hybrid limited from dealer in Michigan, navigation, extra value package. no trade in.
Price: 44,300 (plus tax, license, doc). Invoice price at dealer listed at 43,200. So offered price seems a bit high, but dealer willing to give us 0% for 48months.
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whoppr Posts: 13Bought a base model, V6 4WD, Magnetic Grey with Ash interior.
- Extra Value #2
- Cross bars
- Mud guards
$25,925 - price of car
$295 - Doc fee
$25 State Fee
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xtian97sc2 Posts: 6In Houston got offered 33999 FWD Limited loaded Blizzard Pearl but without Nav... MSRP was 38853. Prices may still fall though after the 2011 model comes out Sept 24th with the slight refresh, new lights & front & rear bumpers, & split 3rd row seats. Still rumored for US but here it is in Russia">link title http://highlander.toyota.ru/media/Highlander.pdf. Hmmm what to do?
sbayca Posts: 5I have the following offer for a 2010 highlander base v6 w/ 3rd row seating, in San Jose, CA (bay area)-
dealer inv: $24143
options: $1076
(power multi-adj driver's seat: $256,
Extra value package(QB): $490
cross bars: $150
mats incl 3rd row: $180)
destination: $810
TDA: $483 ... toyota dealership association
gasoline: $10
dealer holdback: $555
wholesale financial reserve: $277
Total invoice: $27354
discount: $100
sale price: $27254
tax title and other fees: $ 3020
Total OTD: 30,274
It comes with 2yrs/25k miles free scheduled maintenance. I'm considering buying an additional 2 years of maintenance for $450. I'm also considering 3 years 0% financing in lieu of $1000 cashback.
Any comments on whether this is a good deal? Anyone know of or have had a better price in the area? -
whoppr Posts: 13No trade in... I always try and leave trade-in out of the mix. It adds another variable that makes it harder to negotiate true cost. The vehicle I was driving is very old and I can sell it privately or donate. I think book on it $1700 but it needs work so Im hoping to get $1K for it. The short of it is trade-in was not in this price however the rebate was.
I used the $750 rebate in my area, which I should have included in my original post. Even with that taken into account I think I got an excellent price. I would be curious to hear if others think so as well. I actually think they would have gone a little lower (long story), but at least I think Im near the bottom of where they would sell it. -
bobby Posts: 6this is a good price.
I just got one base fwd white color. MSRP 31,000 (QB+PE and some dealer added tint/bluetooth/mat etc) got quote $26,200 after 1000 rebate over email. but eventually the dealer made me paid 200 more for 26,400.
not the best I can do, but not too bad either.
I am in Dallas area. -
bobby Posts: 6I think you need to squeeze a little more from them.
In nov 2004, in bay area, I got a 2005 v6 base 2wd with 3rd row, driver power seat 27500 drive out, ($750 rebate applied), that is about $25K for the car. My experience: it is much easier to get a better price in bay area than in dallas area. -
whoppr Posts: 13I think you bought for a good price as well. I should have noted as well that I bought on Aug 30th, end of month. I basically used the same strategy as I used when I bought our minivan a few years ago. you can probably find my post from then. A lot of the strategy I used was my own, but I also had a ton of help from people here and the web.
The reason I think they could have gone lower is they came back pretty quick with the price I threw out. -
sbayca Posts: 5I think you got an excellent price for a 4WD. What is/was your negotiation strategy? I'm looking for a similar configuration. Can you break down the price further? I want to see how much you paid for different options. Were there any region-specific adjustments/rebates?
sbayca Posts: 5any idea how much lower I can take them? the 2011 HLs should be out in about 3 weeks. did your price include rebate as well? did you pay separately for the options or did they lump it all up into one?
whoppr Posts: 13Yes it included a $750 rebate. I hear the 2011 might be due this month or maybe October. I wanted to snag a 2010 before inventory is low on the 2010 and I am willing to be the 2011 will not have incentives. I dont know that for sure, but its my guess.
Im happy to provide a further breakdown on the car. What other details are you looking for in addition to what was in my original post.
- price the car at a number of dealers. This might be obvious but think its important to mention. I live in New England and there are a lot of dealers in my area. Use internet sales wherever possible to save time.
- Have you ever used TrueCar? I think this is OK to refer (not against the rules) since I believe this site has popped up on other threads. truecar.com should give you an idea where your price is in relation to others in your area. TrueCar will also give you certified price in your area. Check it out and let me know if you see a good price. The caveat here is that whatever dealers pop up might not have the exact vehicle. If you fill out the form to submit for a free quote, make sure you ask if they have the vehicle you want. At the very least you have a bargaining chip for a low price.
- You should really shoot for below dealer cost IMHO if at all possible. To do this the end of the month is key. I have tried to buy on the second to last day so that if something falls through you still have a day to work something else out as a fallback. Dealers do sell sometimes when they loose some money below their cost. Why? The number of cars they sell affects their allocation the following month. With 2011 coming out they really want to get good allocation when they arrive. Just my opinion really. Someone can correct me if Im off.
- Start your search early in the month even if you buy at the end. There will be dealers you visit and dealers you hear from through internet sales that take time to get back to you. I found once I had a low price some would match or better that price. At the end of the month it helps because you will find dealers will go even lower. Even ones who did not want to negotiate mid month. I found many dealers asked if I had bought yet a few days before the end of the month and they would go back to the drawing board with a new quote. At that point, if they are not even close, I would tell them they are not even in the ballpark. Also dealers that dont contact you, you can email them as well and ask if they have any of the vehicles you like either in stock or on the way. Its a good way to re-establish the conversation and you might get them to come down in price. At that point as with other dealers I would share the low price and see if they can beat it. If not and they match it might be enough to just know they have a vehicle in stock that you like.
- ALWAYS compare doc fees. Its legit but it varies from dealer to dealer. Ask them for any other fees that might be charged and work that into your cost. Rarely someone might not include the destination charge. Make sure that is included. Its the same across dealers but I had one dealer years ago not include it and it was a little deceptive.
Im sure I might have more to add but that is it off the top of my head. -
bobby Posts: 6just thought you >$30K plus TTL is too high, as I think $30K should include everything for 2010 base v6 fwd with QB and PE.
I am not sure how much lower you can get there.
But in dallas area, I can get $26K (if not for the white color, which is about $200 more). considering california tax, this week; I think you can get a base v6 2wd with QB+PE at $28600 drive out (include tax and all fees) if you pay cash, $29700 drive out if you use their 1.9% APR finance.
This is based on my this week experience in dallas and 6 years ago experience in bay area. send email to more dealers. I sent to 10 dealers there in Nov 2004, finally made a deal at dublin, and the process was much easier there. -
camry1317 Posts: 16My salesman e-mailed me and offered me $29,900 for any new 2010 Highlander SE with an MSRP of about $35,000, and told me this is thousands below invoice (it really is) BUT I am not sure if I am in the market to buy as I already own another Toyota that only has 50k miles on it. I told them that I was not interested at this price so they told me to come in and we could try to negotiate a better deal. I'm not sure how much better it could get because they are offering me thousands off invoice and full KBB value for my trade. I am hesitant to even consider because if the incentive goes to 0% financing in a few days, I will be pretty upset.
Had anyone seen a better price? Should I hold out for 0%? Could I possibly talk them down even more? -
sbayca Posts: 5The quote I received in sf bay aresa for an SE was a dealer invoice of $30,795 which includes the destination charge of $810, carpet/cargo mats for $180 and $1548 for TDA+Gas+Holdback+Wholesale Reserve. TTL would be extra. If your deal includes TTL, then it indeed would be thousands less than invoice. Otherwise, it is about $900 less than the dealer invoice. Hope this helps.
scanchain Posts: 3I am in the bay area and looking to buy the SE AWD. Do you mind telling me which dealership gave the $30795 quote (includes the destination charge of $810, carpet/cargo mats for $180 and $1548 for TDA+Gas+Holdback+Wholesale Reserve) ?
chargermike Posts: 1Just bought in Iowa. 2010 Highlander SE 4WD with options:cargo/mats, blutooth and body molding. MSRP $35,513, Invoice $32,453. I bought at $31,903. I feel this was the best deal I could get and I worked it for a week. I will get my extended warranty at Midwest Superstore at about 1/2 the price. The real deal was on my 2006 Sienna trade-in, they were about $1,000 higher than 2 other dealers I had checked. Very happy, limited number of 2010 Highlanders left, most seem to be Limited and I don't want a 4x2 for the Iowa winter:) Rides smoother than I anticipated and I love the layout of everything so far. Blutooth answer button is blocked by the steering wheel but that is minor. Very impressed with the leg and head room in front and second seat. We have owned only Toyota since 1984 so I hope the luck continues. Prior to this, our Sienna was the best car I have ever owned or driven.
valady1 Posts: 1Hi all. Car-buying novice here. We're in VA (Fredericksburg area) and looking to buy a 2010 SE AWD.
I was wondering if anyone has recent buying experience around Northern VA or Richmond and could tell us a good price to go for. We have no trade-in and were offered $31,000 + taxes and fees (which together totaled 2375) for black leather, black color.
Does this seem like a good deal? It seemed high to me considering the 2011s are out, but again this is my first time buying a car and I feel very much out of my depth. Any help is much appreciated. -
dewdrop1 Posts: 2We are looking to buy a 2010 highlander SE 4WD in PA..and the best price we got was 31000.Is there any chance we could get a lower price on it?Have you folks seen anything lower on this forum?Or shd i wait till december and then buy?So confused.Thanks.
dewdrop1 Posts: 2Hi!
WAS 31000 the best deal you got cos we're getting the same right now and i'm not sure if i shd go for it or wait! -
gc222 Posts: 1I purchased 2010 SE FWD with Rosen Navigation(includes bluetooth $1500 ) + Mats $245 for $31800 out the door in VA. Is that a good deal???
raul76051 Posts: 19Is it safe to purchase a car out of state without doing a test drive on that particular car? Also all Highlanders should have the same regular specs/features regards of what region i'm buying the Highlander from, correct? EVP #8 should be the same at all regions, correct? The reason i ask is because one dealer was telling me otherwise.


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As Sheila Bowler stood in the dock at the Old Bailey yesterday awaiting the verdict of her retiral for murder, she shook in terror. "The jury looked very solemn. I glanced across the courtroom at my daughter and she was in tears. Then they said `Not Guilty' and all grinned at me. I was weak with relief."
When her confused and elderly aunt wandered into a Sussex river and died in 1992, Sheila Bowler's life became a nightmare. A 68-year-old widow whose life revolved around her family, her piano teaching and her home town of Rye, Sheila was found guilty in July 1993 of murdering 89-year- old Florence Jackson. She lost her first appeal in May 1995 and served four years of her minimum 12-year life sentence before judges at her second appeal last summer ordered the retrial and released her on bail.
The case hinged on whether Aunt Flo could have walked unaided to her death in the River Brede in East Sussex after Sheila had left her alone in the car while she went to get help with a flat tyre. Yesterday the jury decided it was possible and cleared Sheila of pushing her aunt into the river. Her motive for killing Aunt Flo, whom she had cared for without complaint for years, was said to have been greed - the pounds 252 weekly cost of Aunt Flo's nursing home was supposedly whittling away the value of the flat the aunt had left to Sheila in her will.
As Sheila resumes her life in the three bedroom house overlooking Rye, which she and her husband Bob bought 30 years ago, it is only the bag stamped HM PRISON SERVICE blocking a hole in the greenhouse roof that gives any hint of the 1,475 days that she spent as prisoner TV3389.
She is still bemused how she could have changed overnight from respectable widow to callous murderess. The Daily Mail's headline, "The aunt, the black widow and a murder most English", summed up the coverage when she was sentenced.
"I can't believe now how stupid I was to think prison was an impossibility. I felt the whole time during my arrest and first trial that what was happening was unreal and nothing to do with me. I knew I hadn't done anything and, in my blind faith in the legal system, I just thought it would soon be over."
She was so confident that when she went to see a barrister to discuss suing the hospital where her husband had died unexpectedly after routine surgery in 1992, she only mentioned in passing that she was facing "a bit of legal bother". The barrister was horrified when she told him she had been charged with murder.
It was that very detachment that helped confirm her as a cool, calculating killer in the eyes or the police and the jury. Too blunt and emotionally buttoned up for her own good, her case divided opinion even in her home town.
Prison shook her to the very core of her middle-class sensibilities. She remembers with painful clarity being driven to Holloway in a taxi, squashed between two prison officers. She was not allowed to say goodbye to her children - Simon, now 31, a customs officer, Jane, three years his junior and a talented cellist, and step-daughter Elizabeth, 51. On arrival, she was strip-searched, warned not to trust anyone, and sent to a dormitory on the psychiatric wing, automatically designated a suicide risk as a new "lifer". "The room was filthy, with cockroaches coming in the window." One of her room mates was yelling out of the window to a friend, another kept kicking the door and a third was throwing a chair around.
"They were like animals in a cage. I just wanted to escape from it all, so I made my bed, covered my head with a blanket and was so exhausted that I fell asleep straight away." Her ability to sleep through almost any trauma helped her survive, she believes.
Sheila threw herself into cleaning the chapel, organising the library or handing out refreshments during visits, railing against the administration and the slackness of the other inmates in her diary. Her personal officer wrote at one point, "Sheila regards her peers as naughty schoolchildren and she misses the stimulation of the intellectual conversation she is so used to. She states she finds it difficult to accept staff, some of whom are half her age, telling her when to get up, when to eat, etc."
Sheila quickly slipped into prison slang - talking of women "crutching" drugs (hiding them inside themselves) during visits, "squat searches" over a mirror during strip searches and "room spins" (searches). She was called "bloody murderer" when she first arrived at Bullwood Hall, a top security prison in Essex, to serve the first stage of her sentence. But the other inmates, most a third her age, soon nicknamed her Supergran after seeing her jog 21 times round the netball courts.
Her daughter, Jane, says: "Mum will hate me saying this but she did become quite institutionalised. We used to visit and she would be so busy telling us about what she had been doing. Simon used to come away really angry, saying `she doesn't care about us'. But it was just her way of coping."
Sheila had too strong a faith to have taken her own life but she was convinced she would not survive. She had suffered a slight stroke, endured terrible migraines and eczema, while the humiliations, loneliness and frustration took their own toll. Even when she was released on bail , she was too frightened to plan anything until she heard the words "Not Guilty". "If I had been sent back to prison, I would have died there."
Despite her horror of prison, she went back to Holloway to visit friends. "I know how much visitors mean. Some women had no one. My experience has certainly made me more understanding about what can happen to people."
When she was released last summer, Jane immediately asked for her clothes to wash - "they smelt of prison," Jane remembers with a shudder. All Sheila wanted was to sleep in her own bed, have a bath in peace, and walk beside the sea.
Once released on bail, her pension was restored. But the conviction cost her about pounds 52,000 in lost income. She will now seek advice on whether she can claim compensation. It is ironic that, while Sheila did not need Aunt Flo's legacy, having been left comfortably off by her husband, she does now. Most of her savings went on her case. But the pounds 18,000 from the sale of Aunt Flo's flat last year went to relatives because of her conviction. "And some of them had never even bothered to send Flo a Christmas card," she says pointedly.
Those lost years behind bars continue to exact a price. While very close to her mother, Jane is moving to Scotland to rebuild her life after putting her career on hold to fight for Sheila's freedom. "I wish I had her strength," says Jane sadly. "I had such a happy childhood in Rye but I can't bear it now - the gossip was really malicious."
Her mother, on the other hand, strides round Rye, unconcerned by the sideways glances. "It won't be long before they have someone else to gossip about," she says wryly.
A prison diary
Holloway, Monday, 12 July 1993: when the word "Guilty" was pronounced in court, my only feeling was disbelief ... Charles Byers and Emma Kerr [her lawyers] came down to the cell to see me. The best Byers could think of [to say] was "At least you won't die in there."
Monday, 6 September 1993: I could weep at the sad spectacle they [the other prisoners] presented yesterday in chapel. Most of them are between 17 and 23 - most on drugs and many with several children. I have never seen such a dejected group of human beings. They are here for minor offences (apart from drug-dealing) such as non-payment of poll tax or TV licence. No way should they be locked up ... it only magnifies their deep sense of guilt and inadequacy.
Tuesday, 7 September 1993: Can always find things to do but nothing takes away the immense feeling of solitude and rage I feel. Do wish I didn't feel so miserable when I wake in the morning. It's not so bad once the day gets going. Motivation is so difficult to keep going and it is only nine weeks since I came here. It might as well be 9,000 weeks.
Wednesday, 22 September 1993: A really nice officer let me have a bath at 4.30 today. Then she said I could sit and watch TV. What a treat to see a bit of news uninterrupted. She didn't lock me in until 8pm. It was so peaceful - I felt almost human again.
In November 1993 Sheila was moved to Bullwood Hall in Essex, one of two high security women's prisons.
Tuesday, November 9 1993: [The wing] is ghastly - 12 mini-rooms each about 12ft high and only 9ft by 8ft. It is cold - the walls are cream- painted brick - and there is constant piped music ... horrible feeling of claustrophobia. Window in my room is 6ft from the ground and that is the only daylight.
Wednesday, 15 December 1993: Wing being decorated. Can't understand how people can be so jolly. Maybe if I wasn't here for life I would feel differently ... 7pm: just heard my tariff is 12 years. What a Christmas present!
Tuesday, 22 February 1994: "`Really looking forward to darling Jane's visit this afternoon and she was so miserable and unhappy - perhaps because she was alone and didn't have to keep up appearances. How does God expect me to bear this pain and anguish?
Sheila returned briefly to Holloway for her first unsuccessful appeal in April 1995.
Monday, 10 April 10 1995: The journey to the Court of Appeal took only 20 minutes though I felt lucky to get there at all because the hassle of getting out of this place was incredible. Nobody remembered to wake me, though of course I was up. Two pieces of white bread were pushed through the hatch with marge, two sausages and a tea bag, sugar and no water. At 7.30am I was taken to reception down four flights of stairs and subjected to another strip search - bra up and pants down - talk about, humiliating.
Sheila was transferred to Holloway in May 1996.
Saturday, 3 August 1996: I am writing this at 10am. We have been locked in since 12.15 yesterday and we discovered this morning that the cause is a missing pair of scissors ... you can imagine the racket being produced from all the rooms - screaming, shouting, banging of windows, sheets and clothes of all sorts being sent out of the windows alight. We were told at breakfast that the last time something was missing all inmates were locked in for four days.
Soon after this, despair set in and the diary stopped.
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- Holloway
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- Gerry from Valpo said...
Splitting a hair here but this is not real blues.
I have been a huge Haggard fan since the early 70's. Okie from Muskokee and all.
Good stuff. Thanks. - 5:57 PM
- Dan from Madison said...
Well, it really depends on what your definition of "real blues" is. The base of this song to me is total blues, with some cool country twang wrapped around the edges. If you slowed it down a beat or two it would be a pure blues song. But then again, I hear blues progressions in a lot of different types of music.
Yes, we are splitting hairs for sure. - 8:45 AM
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-Lyndon Johnson
That's what President Johnson said "if one morning I walked on top of the water across the Potomac River."
For those of you still trying to decipher fact from fiction from Obama's State of The Union address last night, there is a long history of US Presidents being straight up with people on certain matters.
Sometimes to a fault, I'm going to tell you like it is. We built our firm on the principles of transparency, accountability, and trust. And we're super excited to have announced that we acquired another truth-telling firm, in D.C. based Potomac Research Group yesterday.
Click here to read more about our PRG acquisition.
Back to the Global Macro Grind…
When the President of the United States feels compelled to use a mainstream media stage like #SOTU to suggest his economic critics are "peddling fiction", you know we're telling the truth about #Deflation and #GrowthSlowing into the end of his reign.
One of the main reasons why I'm so excited to partner with Potomac's thought-leader in chief, Suzanne Clark, is that she calls it like it is too. She's built a culture of truth-seekers at Potomac. And, together, we're going to open Pandora's box on people who get paid to lie to you.
"What's the truth?"
It's such a basic but differentiating question in this age of people from Wall Street to Washington doing "whatever it takes" to get themselves paid. It's also the #1 question one of the world's best macro investors (Ray Dalio) wakes up to every morning.
For anyone who has a 10th or 11th grade education in math (the new baseline for Americans being able to understand who is telling the truth), whether the US economy is accelerating or slowing, in rate of change terms, is a trivial matter.
Commonly called calculus, or the mathematical study of change, "in the same way that geometry is the study of a shape" (Wikipedia). Unlike political ideologies, rate-of-change is very easy to see on these things we call charts.
Whether it's #Deflation or US #Recession data, you'll see on Friday that both:
- US Producer Prices (PPI) continue to TREND (rate of change slowing) bearish
- US Industrial Production (IP) growth continues to TREND recessionary
To boil this down for who Obama calls the "folks" (are they people who don't do math? or can only "rich" people do math?), there is a difference between:
A) Growth Slowing from its cycle peak (these are called #LateCycle factors like employment, consumption, auto sales, etc.)
B) And Recessionary Data – i.e. when the rate of change goes from slowing to negative year-over-year growth
Corporate profits, for example, are not only #LateCycle (they peak at the end of an economic cycle like they just did in Q2 of 2015), but critical to understand when they become recessionary.
CSX Corporation (CSX) is a $24B railroad company that, right before The Big O called me a peddler, said "with negative global growth and industrial market trends… our earnings are going to be lower in 2016 versus 2015."
Sounds like some truth-telling to me.
A railroad is called an "industrial cyclical." And I'll be damned if the truth about a stock like CSX is that it peaked when the US Industrial growth cycle did in 2014.
An auto company (like Ford) is called a "consumer cyclical." And they typically outperform industrial cyclicals at the end of an economic cycle. That's why they're called #LateCycle stocks.
If you bought CSX when Hedgeye went bullish on US #GrowthAccelerating (end of 2012) and sold it when the Industrial Cycle peaked, you made +105%. If you bought CSX "on valuation" (using the wrong #s) when the cycle peaked, you're down -34%.
If you don't do the macro truth about cycles, the cycle is going to do you.
What's next? Earnings season:
- It started with an industrial cyclical, Alcoa (AA), hitting a fresh cycle low this week (down -60% from cycle peak in 2014)
- And continues with a #LateCycle financial (JPM) reporting tomorrow (still only -15% from its cycle peak in 2015)
After this 1-day bounce off the Russell 2000's crash (20% decline from July) intraday low yesterday, and commodities "bouncing" off 5-13 year lows (CRB Commodities Index down -20% in the last 3 months alone – see 5-year non-"transitory" deflation chart for details), I'm looking forward to swimming with both Potomac and the non-peddled-rate-of-change data. I won't drown our clients that way.
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The key to our quantitative signal is price/volume/volatility, so we'll be watching those volatility components (both Equities and OVX) very closely this morning. Front month VIX would need to break-down below 15.52 to turn the bearish SPX/Russell tide.
With the CRB Index closing at 162 yesterday (Oil sub $30, Copper $1.94, Nickel -5.7% on the day!, etc) macro markets are bouncing on those crashes bouncing, not Chinese trade data (Shanghai was -2.4%). #Deflation/Recession reports pending on Friday with USA's PPI and Industrial Production reports.
Not much of a bounce in UST 10YR Yield terms this morning, the UST 10YR is at 2.14% with immediate-term downside to 2.06% this week if we continue to be right on that #Deflation data. We looking for the JPM report tomorrow to be bearish on the margin too.
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Many fitness buffs look to Olympic-style training to further their own routines, choosing to implement parallel-bar training into their upper-body exercise routines. Unfortunately, the Olympic-grade parallel bars also come with Olympic-sized price tags, with many retailing in the thousands of dollars. Those looking to add parallel-bar training to their routines can opt to build a reliable set from PVC piping, the old standby among home gym enthusiasts, who trust in PVC's sturdiness despite its low cost.
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Attach a T joint to each of the prepped ends, but turn the T joints so that they're perpendicular to the 3-foot pieces. Prep one end of one of the 6-inch pieces and insert into one of the T-joint holes. Repeat until all remaining holes of all the T joints have a 6-inch piece in them.
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- The bars described here are freestanding and can be situated to accommodate persons with varying shoulder widths. To make the bars stationary, simply attach two 2- to 3-foot pieces on the inside base in lieu of using 6-inch pieces. This will make the parallel bars one cohesive unit rather than two separate bars.
- Don't use the bars for Olympic-style swinging or injury may result.


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So what about this config idea of mine? Possible or not possible at a technical level?
Then take the time to learn how to supply your own workaround if that's what you want.
No - as has been said many times.People that want a workaround for this will have to do it themselves. If you wish to provide an unsupported build for those who can't / won't take the time to learn how to do it themselves, then you may host it in the Unsupported Builds forum.
Is there a thread that discusses the clock rate change from 75 to 80MHz and why it was done?Thanks!
There already is one that provides this in the unsupported builds forum... It seems to be updated in regular intervals as well. Search is your friend.
Llorean's post answers that question - please read it.
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As America has become more diverse, young people are encountering and befriending people of different faiths, and the church (still clinging to the illusion of cultural privilege) has ignored this reality. When it is acknowledged, the church often presents young people with a false dichotomy. The fundamentalists say we should condemn those of other faiths and be careful that they do not cause us to stray from the truth. This is a recipe for either isolation or conflict. The liberals, on the other hand, invite us to put aside our theological differences and find what we hold in common with other faiths. But this "all paths lead to God" approach results in denying the unique claims of Christianity.
Jethani hits the nail on the head with his closing remarks:
In my view, interfaith cooperation is no longer optional. The realities of globalization and struggling communities mean that people of faith must learn to work together. At the same time, as a Christian, I do not want to deny my theological convictions or have to suppress them in order to engage meaningfully in the world. Instead, I want my interfaith work to be driven by my Christian identity and not in spite of it. And I believe learning to do this will bring strength to the church struggling to find its way in a rapidly changing culture.
Jethani is addressing a very real and very problematic temptation for progressives seeking to do interfaith work: the "identity-erasing approach" of watering down the beliefs and practices that distinguish different traditions in an effort to find some chimerical nugget of sameness at the heart of all religions. The hope behind this sort of reasoning is that if we can just uncover some unifying quality present in all faiths, the differences between religions might finally be recognized as cosmetic variations on the same cosmic theme.
This well-intentioned but fundamentally flawed approach to interreligious cooperation presents a recurring problem for progressives, as the sort of voluntary reductionism it entails weakens the normative potential of the traditions. By sacrificing what it means to be what you are, you can no longer use what you are as a means of promoting how things should be. Pluralism is a messy business, and the challenge, as Jethani so rightly notes, is not to agree to look past our fundamental differences, but to come together strengthened in our shared values because of our abiding commitments to the beliefs and practices upon which those values are founded.


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Scalable City at UCSD's Calit2
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If you go to the headquarters of Calit2 at UC San Diego, you can enter a different world. It's a place where you can build roads and change the landscape to hold them. You manipulate an actual whirlwind of cars across the landscape as you build your city. Houses fly into the air and then land on roadside plots, creating new housing tracts. But the houses look a bit incomplete, open and empty. And where are the people? There are none in this community you seem to be building for them.
What I've described is a piece of interactive art called Scalable City. It's part video game, part urban design tool and part social critique. Calit2 is short for the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology. And art that's been created for the Institute is the work of Sheldon Brown, who joins me in studio.
Sheldon Brown and Geoff Ryman will join author Kim Stanley Robinson for an artist talk and readings centered around Scalable City. The event takes place tonight at 5:30pm in UC San Diego's Atkinson Hall. Scalable City will be on view through December 15th in the gallery@Calit2 in Atkinson Hall on the UCSD campus.
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Valliere paces Falcons with a team-high 20 points on 8-of-9 shooting
WESTFIELD, Mass. (February 19, 2011) – Sophomore Zach Valliere (Douglas, Mass./Douglas) registered a team-high 20 points but Fitchburg State fell to Westfield State University, 75-69 in MASCAC action this afternoon.
With the victory, Westfield State (11-14, 7-5 MASCAC) earns a trip to the MASCAC Tournament, while Fitchburg State (11-12, 5-7 MASCAC) concludes the 2010-11 season with an overall record of 4-19 and a 1-11 mark in the MASCAC.
Valliere paced the Falcons, shooting 8-of-9 from the field and 4-of-6 from the free-throw line, while senior Elliot Knower (Baldwinville, Mass./Narragansett) also hit double-figures with 14 points and five boards. Junior Jeremy Kimber (Fitchburg, Mass./Fitchburg) added 11 points, four rebounds and three steals in the loss.
Sophomore Lee Vasquez (Attleboro, Mass./Woonsocket) paced the Westfield State offense, totaling a game-high 24 points, hitting 8-of-16 from the floor, while sophomore Matt Devine (Pembroke, Mass./Pembroke) added 18 points and four caroms. Senior Jesse Benoit (Granby, Mass./Granby) was also solid, posting a double-double with 12 points and ten rebounds.
The first half was a tight-knit affair with Fitchburg State holding a three point advantage midway through the period following a three by freshman Josh Stambovsky (Longmeadow, Mass./Longmeadow) and a pair of Rolffi Canela (Perth Amboy, N.J./Cardinal McCarrick) free-throws. Westfield State rallied back, grabbing a six point lead at the 5:21 mark and three point advantage at the break.
In the second half, play remained even with neither team posting more than a two basket lead in the opening five minutes. Westfield State extended its lead to seven (52-45) following a dunk by Benoit but Fitchburg State closed the gap to two with another three from Stambovsky. The Owls responded with a 7-2 run sparked by a three by Benoit and later put the game to rest, taking a ten point advantage (75-65) with under a minute to go in the game.
Despite shooting 52.0% from the field in the first half, Fitchburg State finished the contest just 4-of-17 beyond the arc, while Westfield State hit 44.4% from downtown. The Falcons controlled the boards with a 38-35 advantage in rebounds, but Westfield State won the turnover game with a 17-12 margin.
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Santa Ana police blotter, Nov. 20 to 26
These are excerpts from the Santa Ana Police Department's call logs, which are sent to crimemapping.com and republished here with permission from the site.
Nov. 26
2:18 a.m. Petty theft, 1700 block E. Wilshire Avenue
8:02 a.m. Miscellaneous offenses, 1600 block N. King Street
10:04 a.m. Domestic violence, 2500 block W. 1st Street
12:23 p.m. Burglary/commercial, 4200 block W. Hazard Avenue
1:01 p.m. Municipal code violations, 500 block W. Civic Center Drive
3:01 p.m. Petty theft, 3600 block W. McFadden Avenue
4:15 p.m. Vehicle theft, 2800 block N. Bristol Street
7:56 p.m. Domestic violence, 2200 block S. Standard Avenue
9:38 p.m. Narcotic reports, N. Fairview and W. 17th Streets
Nov. 25
12:43 a.m. Theft from vehicle, 1900 block S. Standard Avenue
1:10 a.m. Miscellaneous offenses, 1200 block E. Wilshire Avenue
5:21 a.m. Drunk driver, S. Raitt Street/W. Edinger Avenue
10:43 a.m. Grand theft, 1600 block E. Saint Andrew Place
1:16 p.m. Malicious mischief, 1700 block S. Main Street
2:33 p.m. Burglary/residential, 1000 block N. Lincoln Avenue
3:29 p.m. Narcotic reports, 600 block N. Ross Street
4:42 p.m. Domestic violence, 800 block N. Lacy Street
6:07 p.m. Municipal code violations, 200 block S. Shannon Street
Nov. 24
1:01 a.m. Assault and battery, 100 block S. Main Street
1:17 a.m. Domestic violence, W. Civic Center Drive/N. Pacific Avenue
8:36 a.m. Grand theft, 800 block E. 2nd Street
10:31 a.m. Vehicle theft, 100 block E. Pine Street
3:44 p.m. Theft from vehicle, N. Parton and W. 15th Streets
4:01 p.m. Municipal code violations, 400 block N. Porter Street
4:39 p.m. Disorderly conduct/drunk, E. Normandy Place/S. Cedar Street
8:17 p.m. Narcotic reports, E. Beverly Place/S. Oak Street
11:18 p.m. Domestic violence, W. 19th and N. Flower Streets
Nov. 23
12:10 a.m. Narcotic reports, W. Monta Vista and S. Daisy Avenues
12:52 a.m. Drunken driver, 300 block W. 1st Street
8:44 a.m. Disorderly conduct/drunk, 2300 block E. 17th Street
2:08 p.m. Grand theft, 2300 block N. Tustin Avenue
4:03 p.m. Domestic violence, 900 block S. Harbor Boulevard
6:29 p.m. Burglary/commercial, 2500 block N. Grand Avenue
8:48 p.m. Vehicle theft, 2800 block N. Main Street
9:48 p.m. Robbery/person, 1000 block S. Standard Avenue
10:06 p.m. Narcotic reports, 1900 block W. 17th Street
Nov. 22
12:18 a.m. Assault/deadly weapon, 1300 block N. Ross Street
9:32 p.m. Domestic violence, 2200 block E. Joana Drive
10:01 a.m. Assault and battery, 1700 block E. Fairhaven Avenue
1:37 p.m. Municipal code violations, 900 block W. 3rd Street
2:38 p.m. Theft from vehicle, 1700 block N. Bristol Street
4:58 p.m. Grand theft, 500 block W. Park Lane
5 p.m. Drunken driver, W. 5th and N. Townsend Streets
5:23 p.m. Petty theft, 1400 block E. 1st Street
10:10 p.m. Burglary/residential, 1300 block N. Spurgeon Street
Nov. 21
6:06 a.m. Carjacking, S. Deming Street/W. Tampion Avenue
9:21 a.m. Assault on officers, 1200 block N. Bristol Street
10:08 a.m. Miscellaneous offenses, 800 block W. Santa Ana Boulevard
1:14 p.m. Vehicle theft, 500 block S. Orange Avenue
1:48 p.m. Municipal code violations, 200 block W. 2nd Street
3:40 p.m. Disturbing peace/noise/fight, W. 9th and N. Fairview Streets
5:39 p.m. Robbery/person, 700 block S. Sullivan Street
7:27 p.m. Burglary/commercial, 3600 block W. McFadden Avenue
8:33 p.m. Disorderly conduct/drunk, N. Harbor Boulevard/W. 5th Street
Nov. 20
1:37 a.m. Domestic violence, 700 block W. 1st Street
2:30 a.m. Assault/deadly weapon, 1100 block S. Standard Avenue
9:32 a.m. Petty theft, 3600 block W. McFadden Avenue
10:17 a.m. Narcotic reports, 800 block N. Fairview Street
1:32 p.m. Miscellaneous offenses, 1000 block E. 21st Street
2:36 p.m. Assault and battery, 1300 block N. Ross Street
4:30 p.m. Burglary/residential, 2700 block N. Laird Street
8:20 p.m. Petty theft, 400 block W. 17th Street
9:05 p.m. Drunken driver, W. Civic Center Drive/N. Flower Street
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