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SAN JOSE � It did not exactly rival George Mallory's epic rejoinder when the British mountain climber was asked why he wanted to scale Mount Everest: "Because it's there."
But the slogan that San Francisco Bay-area women who were part of an American climbing team splashed on fundraising T-shirts for the first all-female assault on one of the world's tallest peaks captured the spirit of the feminist movement � and their expedition � in 1978: A woman's place is on top/ Annapurna.
Just as women were beginning to test the so-called glass ceiling in the workplace, 10 intrepid American women broke through the ice ceiling, ascending one of the 8,000-meter peaks that beckon many serious climbers. The expedition was led by Arlene Blum, a biochemist at UC Berkeley, and when the summit was successfully scaled, one of the two women on top was Irene Beardsley, then a physicist at IBM in San Jose. They were not only the first all-female team to climb an 8,000-meter mountain, but they also were the vanguard of the first American team to conquer mighty Annapurna I in the Himalayas.
The distinction resonates powerfully for the women to this day, both for their legacy of accomplishment and the staggering cost at which it came. Two members of the team, including Vera Watson, Beardsley's co-worker at IBM's San Jose labs, died in a fall while attempting to match Beardsley's feat.
Last week, Blum, now 68, was back in Nepal, where she trekked with her daughter, Annalise, for nine days "in the shadow of Annapurna" and recalled the team's triumphal but "bittersweet" ascension to the summit.
"I remember the avalanches and ice falls and our youthful optimism that we could climb the mountain safely and successfully," she said from her campsite near Ghorepani, "and establish that a woman's place was on top of Annapurna, or anywhere she chose to go."
Beardsley, now 78 and still living in the same Palo Alto home she occupied at the time of the expedition, had her first dizzying experience with great heights when she saw the Grand Tetons on a family trip to Wyoming as a girl. After enrolling at Stanford, she joined the university's Alpine Club. Before Annapurna, Beardsley twice climbed Andean peaks in Peru, reaching 22,000 feet through snow and ice. "I really loved it," she said.
So Beardsley was a bit taken aback by the reaction of Nick Clinch, president of the Stanford Alpine Club, when she excitedly told him of the plan to scale Annapurna.
"He said, 'Are you out of your mind?' " she recalled. Clinch, now 83, had led the first American team to successfully climb an 8,000-meter peak � Gasherbrum I in 1958 � and his concerns turned out to be prophetic.
Blum's selection of the mountain her team would climb, while not entirely sound logically, at least conformed to the idea that this was a quest undertaken by women. Annapurna translates from Sanskrit as "goddess of harvests," which Blum considered "kind of poetic." She also considered it a plus that at 8,091 meters, or 26,545 feet, it was only the 10thhighest � and the first successfully scaled � of the 8,000-meter peaks.
"So I thought it would be less demanding than some of the higher ones," Blum said. What she didn't know, because the mountain had been climbed so few times at that point, was that Annapurna soon would earn a reputation as the most treacherous of the 8,000-meter peaks, with the highest fatality rate of all because of its avalanches.
"Compared to other 8,000-meter peaks," Clinch says now, "that mountain is an avalanche trap."
As of March 2012, 61 climbers had died on Annapurna, compared with 191 successful ascents � a ratio of one death for every three successful bids.
The expedition would cost $80,000, and Blum hit upon an unconventional way to finance the trek � although the idea would have been familiar to any PTA mom. The group sold 10,000 T-shirts; with additional support from the National Geographic Society, the expedition arrived at base camp in Nepal in late August 1978.
At the outset, the joy of being with a group of other like-minded, high-spirited women trumped any doubts Beardsley might have felt.
"Clearly, there was pressure," she said. "None of us wanted to look bad. But it was a chance for all of us to go on a trip where we didn't have to answer to men who didn't really want you there. Until we got to the mountain, we were just having a wonderful time without a man around, telling us what to do."
Men were around � a small army of them � but they were Nepalese Sherpas, porters, cooks and even mail carriers, whose job it was to transport 6 tons of food and supplies across 80 miles of mountainous terrain to the base camp. Beardsley recalls the quizzical looks on the Sherpas' faces when they first encountered the 10-woman team.
"In the beginning, they thought the whole thing was pretty strange," Beardsley said, "and they weren't sure we could do it."
Midway through the climb, a pair of storms hit, triggering waves of avalanches. Beardsley spent three days waiting for the storms to pass on an escarpment called Dutch Rib, huddled with a teammate in a small tent in the chute between two avalanche tracks.
"We were watching these things go by," she recalled, "and we were running out of food. We began to get very depressed about it all."
The entire team convened one more time before a smaller party was selected for the summit, and Beardsley was among several women who spoke openly for the first time about quitting.
"I don't know if you could say we seriously considered it, but we discussed stopping," she said. "It was like everybody was frightened, but we just felt like we wanted to do it and go home."
Blum, who climbs the hills near her Berkeley home between expeditions, allowed everyone to share their feelings.
"Being a group of women," she said, "it was really important to us to talk everything out, for everyone to be happy. I think our team really wanted to bring everyone along, and to take the time to talk things out, so we were all in agreement."


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The Electric Company "Madame President" Lisa and Francine face off in the election for Book Club President. Can Lisa's campaign message win out over Francine's dirty politics?. D
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Cyberchase "Peace, Love, and Hackerness" Hacker's fear rating has plummeted to near zero - almost no one is scare of him anymore! To boost his bad guy image, he blasts the antenna off of Far Out Radio and sets off a cataclysmic chain reaction: no music - no rebooter bees - no computer chips - no Cyberspace! The CyberSquad must find and measure each antenna piece so they can replace the antenna before Cyberspace shuts down. D
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Quilting Arts "Daily Quilt Routine" Our motto is make time for contemporary quilting every day. First is artist Marlene Glickman. She shows how to create a daily record in fabric, by making a small collage made from scrappy bits and pieces mounted on fusible fleece and free motion quilted. D
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Paint This With Jerry Yarnell "Trademark of Spring, Part 4" In this session Jerry shows how to begin the highlighting process on the large Oak tree and use of the #6 bristle brush to begin blocking in the red flowers and Blue Bonnets as well as painting in the small rocks along the edges of the road. Jerry paints in the cast shadow from the tree. Special emphasis on proper brush angle to create close-up Blue Bonnets as well as rough sketch of the fence and house in background. D
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Chef's Life "Collard Green Queen" Vivian spends the morning with her neighbors, the Mills brothers, participating in their 100-year-old all-male family tradition of making collard kraut. Vivian visits Warren at Brother's farm to talk about the Eastern Carolina ingredient with a cult following, the cabbage collard. Vivian prepares for an event called Terra Vita, where she will serve three courses to 100 people and make collards the star they deserve to be. D
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Kevin Dundon's Modern Irish Food "Savory to Sweet" Kevin serves up a warming courgette and almond soup followed by a rack of Wexford lamb with an Asian twist served with a potato rosti. Plus, caramelized apple chutney; dandelion salad with bacon and poached eggs; and orange marmalade pudding. D
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This Old House "Arlington Italianate Project 2014/Brick, Trim and Tile" Roger installs a new front walk in a running bond pattern. Tom runs a custom profile for the chair rail and both copes and miters the corners as it is installed. Interior designer Christine Tuttle makes tile selections at a local showroom. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Heart of England and South Wales" After King Arthur country at Glastonbury, Rick goes to prehistoric Stonehenge. He meets an eccentric lord in the Cotswolds, and visits an evocative ruined abbey in South Wales.G
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Travelscope "Port Aransas, Texas - Fun on the Texas Coast" Joseph breaks away from heat for a cooling and relaxing stay among the gentle gulf breezes of the South Texas Coast. In every season the pleasures are easy in this laid back Southern town where often the best thing to do is nothing. The active visitor has plenty to keep them busy and Joseph tries his hand at swimming, fishing, kayaking, crawfish shucking and dancing a two step or three. D
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Harvest Time" Inspired by freshly picked vegetables, Joanne prepares a vegetarian feast. She begins by making a luscious butternut squash soup. And then for a twist with her student Sasha she cooks up some Gnocchi with Brown Butter using semolina instead of potatoes along with Kale with Garlic and White Balsamic. D
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SylvanSport Rolling Out 'Ambassador' Program
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Brevard, N.C.-based company SylvanSport, makers of the lightweight GO popup camping trailer, the GO, announced a new "PRO-GO Getter" ambassador referral program.
"When people call about the GO, the first thing they want to know is where they can see one in person," said Tom Dempsey, founder of SylvanSport, in a press release. "With the PRO-GO Getter program, interested customers can connect with GO owner insiders to see the full versatility of the GO camping trailer in action, for themselves."
The GO pop-up camper is designed from the frame out to be a versatile "mobile adventure trailer." It tows behind any vehicle, including hybrids, and hauls bikes, kayaks and motorcycles before transforming into a comfortable camping trailer with a living space that can sleep four.
For qualified PRO-GO Getters, the benefits of being a brand ambassador for the GO camping trailer include:
– Savings of up to $2,500 off the manufacturer's suggested retail price for purchase GO popup camping trailer.
– Referral fees of $300 for every completed sale of the GO popup camper.
– A complete GO camping and adventure package, including an awning, spare tire, four mattresses and two bed/seat/tables.
– Special SylvanSport merchandise like camping chairs and a team PRO-GO t-shirt.
– A custom web page on sylvansport.com to help direct customers to ambassadors.
– Sales support literature and pull-up event banners for events.
– Access to partner company PRO-deals on all kinds of outdoor adventure gear.


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London: Arsene Wenger has insisted that Theo Walcott will remain at Arsenal until the end of the season, even if a new contract is not agreed before the start of the January transfer window.
Walcott's current deal is set to expire in July 2013, but talks over an extension have reportedly stalled as the England international looks for assurances that he will feature in a more central role in the future.
Following the arrivals of Lukas Podolski and Olivier Giroud in the summer, Walcott has seen such opportunities limited, but Wenger ruled out an exit for Walcott during the upcoming transfer window.
When asked if the player could leave in January if a contract extension is not agreed, Wenger told reporters: "No. Will he stay until the end of the season? Yes."
"If I listened to the media every day it gets more expensive. We continue in a positive way. We have until the end of December to sort it out."
"He can play both positions. He can play up front, and he can play up front with Giroud as well. He has found a good mixture on the wing. It makes him difficult to stop. He finished as a centre forward and he scored."
"With the midfield we have Jack Wilshere, Santi Cazorla and Mikel Arteta, in any position they will find you if you move well."
Walcott has impressed up front in recent performances, opening the scoring in the 2-2 draw with Schalke on November 6 and netting against rivals Tottenham on Saturday, and voiced his opinion that he had proven himself in the role following the 5-2 victory.


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1210 (COMM 1307). Mass Communication and Society. 3 hours. Principles of mass communication including historical, economic, social, ethical and legal factors influencing the operation and content of the mass media. Impact of new technology in changing the media. A survey of mass communication areas (newspapers, magazines, advertising, public relations, television, wire services, Internet and networks), and careers they offer. Satisfies a portion of the Understanding the Human Community requirement of the University Core Curriculum.
2010 (COMM 2327). Principles of Advertising. 3 hours. Economic and social aspects, research, creative functions, media, production, and federal laws affecting advertising; fundamentals of advertising copy, layout and presentation techniques.
2200. Computer Applications for Journalists. 3 hours. (1;2) Using hardware and software technology for print publications and computer-mediated communication in news media, public relations and advertising. Experience with desktop publishing, databases, scanning, graphic design and web applications. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status or consent of department. Students must pass Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation exam before enrolling.
2310 (COMM 2311). Introduction to Media Writing. 4 hours. (3;1) Fundamentals of writing, reporting and information gathering for a variety of journalism professions including advertising, newspapers, public relations, broadcast and web. Prerequisite(s): students must pass the Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation exam before enrolling, and must have successfully completed two terms/semesters of first year English.
2320 (COMM 2315). Newspaper Reporting and Writing. 4 hours. Continued practice in news gathering and writing to develop news judgment, craftsmanship and ability to handle complex news stories. Regular campus beat and special assignment reporting. Prerequisite: JOUR 2310.
2340. Writing for Electronic News Media. 3 hours. Theory and practice of writing and editing for radio, television and web-based news. Topics include news judgment, script formats and style for radio, TV and web news. Regular writing assignments, lectures and critiques. Hands-on writing for student media including student web sites. Prerequisite(s): RTVF/JOUR major status.
2420. Principles of Public Relations. 3 hours. Principles, techniques and ethics used in research, planning, communicating and evaluating public relations programs for corporations, PR agencies, non-profits, government, educational institutions, civic organizations and others. A survey of the history and development of the profession in the United States, with emphasis on recent technological changes and challenges in a pluralistic society. Basic PR writing forms introduced.
2700 (COMM 1316). Beginning Photojournalism. 3 hours. (3;3) Fundamentals of photojournalism and visual communication. Includes darkroom work and basic training in hybrid Photoshop prepress processing and digital technology.
3020. Advertising Concepts. 3 hours. Explores classic and current advertisements and campaigns, ethics in advertising, diversity and fundamentals in developing ads and other writing by advertising professionals. Students critically analyze different advertising appeals, how advertising fits into American culture and roles in advertising. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status.
3040. Advertising Media and Marketing Strategy. 3 hours. Print, broadcast and web time-buying procedures important to media salespeople as well as to advertising agency media buyers. Assignments in audience research including understanding uses of audience tracking services, identifying media that reach definitive target audiences and using effective media mixes. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status.
3200. Mass Communication Research Methods. 3 hours. Introduction to quantitative and qualitative methods used to study audiences, contents and effects of mass media, especially focusing on advertising and public relations communication and utilizing social science research skills and statistical analysis. Approaches include content analysis, survey research, focus groups and other experimental studies. Prerequisite(s): MATH 1680 and journalism major or minor status.
3310. Feature Writing. 3 hours. Analysis of newspaper and magazine feature material, from human interest stories to magazine articles; clinical course to develop writing skills, free-lance abilities and interests of journalism students. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status or consent of department.
3320. News Editing and Design. 4 hours. (3;6) The editor's functions in handling news copy from writing to the printed page or script with emphasis on writing quality and the new technology of production. Includes copy editing and headline writing, computers as tools of the trade, picture cropping and caption writing, working with wire service copy, press law and type, ethics, typography and graphics. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status or consent of department.
3325. Advanced Electronic Writing and Reporting. 3 hours. Advanced news writing, reporting and storytelling for radio, television and web. Includes information gathering, editing copy, interviewing, writing, recording actualities and "sound bites," learning specific formats, plus recording voice tracks for radio and television. Hands-on experience writing, producing and editing news pieces for NTTV, KNTU-FM, and associated student web sites. Prerequisite(s): JOUR 2340 and JOUR/RTVF major status. To be taken concurrently with JOUR 3430.
3340. Online Journalism. 3 hours. Focuses on online journalism, including writing and producing stories, interviewing, editing, use of video and stills, and reporting for the web. Developing news stories based on Internet research skills; creating original online newscasts; working with established radio, TV and newspaper news staffs. Focus on principles and practices of enterprise news using Internet resources, as well as methods of developing FOI requests and other data. Includes classes on the technology of inputting information on the web. Extensive hands-on experience producing and writing content for student media web sites of KNTU-FM, NTTV and NTDaily. Prerequisite(s): JOUR/RTVF major status.
3410. Public Relations for Non-Profits. 3 hours. Designed for both majors and non-majors. Examines the philosophical and theoretical foundations of public relations and volunteerism in the United States. Students learn to apply these theories to public relations campaigns in the non-profit sector. Strategic communication strategies relating to both internal and external publics are explored, including the unique legal and ethical issues impacting non-profits.
3430. Electronic News Gathering. 3 hours. Focuses on shooting and editing for television with information about how to select audio for radio news, plus audio and video for the web. Extensive hands-on experience with camera and editing equipment. Production of multiple packages and news pieces for student media, including NTTV, KNTU-FM and NTDaily and their web sites. Prerequisite(s): JOUR 2340 and JOUR/RTVF major status. To be taken concurrently with JOUR 3325.
3700. Photojournalism. 3 hours. (3;3) Instruction in advanced photojournalism skills and methods including discussion of visual communication theory. Ethical and legal limits concerning photographic coverage and publication are discussed and instruction in Photoshop and digital technology is given. Assignments require covering a variety of photographic subjects and problems outside of class. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status or consent of department.
3900. Special Problems. 3 hours.
4012. Direct Response. 3 hours. Provides a review of general principles of direct response as introduced in undergraduate and graduate courses. Students develop a working understanding of the applications of direct response principles and practices to all functions of the communications field (advertising, public relations, marketing, advertising design, printing, broadcast news, etc.). Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status, or consent of department.
4020. Advertising Industry in New York. 3 hours. Introduces students to the industry in a major international advertising center - New York City. Course activities focus on three primary areas of the industry: the advertising agency business, advertisers and advertising media. Students have daily group appointments with members of the New York advertising community. A Shadow Day program allows individual students to meet on specified days with industry personnel in their area of career interest. Offered in New York during summer (3W1) only. Application required to be admitted to the class. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status and consent of department.
4050. Advertising Copywriting. 3 hours. Advertising strategy and execution (writing) for print, broadcast and other media. Prerequisite(s): JOUR 3020; journalism major or minor status, or consent of department.
4051. Advanced Advertising Copywriting. 3 hours. Concepting, writing and executing ads and campaigns in a variety of media. Ads are critiqued from concept to final execution. Application required to be admitted to the class. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status, JOUR 4050 and consent of department. Offered fall term/semester only.
4052. Advertising Portfolio. 3 hours. Capstone course for advertising students in the creative track. Students work in copywriter/art director teams at a local agency with professional mentors to develop their entry-level portfolios. Class meets once a week at a local agency. Application required to be admitted to the class. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status, JOUR 4051 and consent of department. Offered spring term/semester only.
4055. Broadcast Advertising. 3 hours. (3;3) Writing television and radio scripts, followed by actual production of the scripts in a television studio and a sound recording studio. Lectures cover writing, preproduction, production and examples of radio and television commercials. Prerequisite(s): journalism major or minor status and consent of department.
4060. Integrated Communications. 4 hours. (3;0;1) The understanding and application of all integrated communications and techniques and principles to real cases, problems and opportunities that result in the most effective and cost-saving use of an organization's communication resources. Students shadow advertising and public relations professionals at corporations, agencies and non-profits in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Prerequisite(s): JOUR 3020, 3040, 3200 and 4050; journalism major or minor status.
4070. Advertising Campaigns. 3 hours. Role of the advertising agency. Factors in an advertising campaign. Creation of an advertising plan and creation of a campaign from scratch, bringing together skills and knowledge from all other advertising courses. Presentation of a campaign. Prerequisite(s): JOUR 3020, 3040, 3200 and 4050; journalism major or minor status.
4090. Advertising Practicum. 3 hours. Supervised off-campus advertising work experience in Denton, Dallas and Fort Worth areas offered to selected advertising majors. Students must apply for practicum in advance and are assigned only if they meet standards set by the department. Prerequisite(s): JOUR 4070 or consent of department. Students may not earn credit for both JOUR 4090 and 4800.
4100. Supervising School Media. 3 hours. For journalism teachers who plan to supervise secondary school newspapers, magazines, yearbooks, new media and radio or television outlets. Emphasis on teaching basic journalism courses, staff organization, editorial supervision, advertising sales and media business management. Satisfies a requirement for teacher certification. Prerequisite(s): JOUR 2200 and 3320 or consent of department.
4210. Topics in Journalism and Mass Media. 3 hours. Rotating topics. Representative topics include: sports writing, direct advertising, minorities in the media, public relations/advertising research. May be repeated for credit as topics vary. Prerequisite(s): consent of department.
4220. Leadership in Media. 1 hour. Through lectures, discussions, assigned readings, and reports on readings, explores the theory, principles and techniques of leadership in general and leadership in relation to the media professions specifically.
4230. Professional Protocol. 1 hour. Through lectures, discussion, assigned readings and reports on readings, explores the principles and techniques of protocol and etiquette in business and professional settings; preparing for and executing special events; and developing and giving successful presentations.
4240. Comparative International Media Systems. 3 hours. Study of mass media throughout the world with special attention to how media institutions contribute to building democracy. Comparison of print and broadcast news systems, the sources and flow of international news and the challenges of globalism. Prerequisite(s): journalism major status or consent of department.
4250. Race, Gender and the Media: A Methods Approach. 3 hours. Explores the social construction of race and gender, and evaluates their use in the media. Adapting a research as well as a practical approach to the subject, this course involves students not only in evaluating contemporary media portrayals, but also in composing their own stories involving race/gender topics. Prerequisite(s): junior or senior standing or consent of department. Satisfies a portion of the Understanding the Human Community requirement of the University Core Curriculum.
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Perennial plants that are not rhizomatous. Spikelets usually three per node, sometimes two, with narrow, subulate glumes. The inflorescence breaks up at maturity, sometimes tardily. Lemmas usually awned (only awn-tipped in Psathyrostachys juncea, the species that has been introduced into different parts of the world for soil stabilization).
Plants perennial, cespitose, forming dense or loose tufts, sometimes rhizomatous or stoloniferous. Culms erect, 15-90(110) cm tall.
Sheaths becoming subfibrillose to fibrillose with age; blades of lower leaves 0.8-18 mm wide.
Inflorescences spikelike, 1-11(12.5) cm long, erect; middle internodes 2.4-3.9(4.6) mm long; disarticulation in the rachis, breaking up at maturity, the spikelets falling with the internode below.
Spikelets ellipsoid, usually 3, occasionally 2 per node, all sessile, usually with 2 florets, the lower fertile the upper sterile or rudimentary, occasionally with 2 fertile florets and a rudimenary or sterile third floret.
Glumes subulate, equal to subequal, scabrous to hairy, not united at the base. Lemmas mucronate to awned, awns, sometimes a minute tooth on either side of the awn; paleas equaling or slightly longer than the lemmas; lodicules acute, entire, ciliate; anthers 3, 3-7.5 mm long.
There are about 8 species of Psathyrostachys. There is a listing at http://herbarium.usu.edu/Triticeae/Psathyrostachys.htm
Western,central, and eastern Asia.
Miscellaneous comments
Psathyrostachys juncea is used for soild stabilization in the U.S. and has become established there.
Alternative interpretations
Most taxonomists now accept Psathyrostachys.
Type species
Psathyrostachys lanuginosa (Trin.) Nevski
Known problems
No known problems. A phylogeny of the N genome species would be highly desirable.
Baden, C. 1991. A taxonomic revision of Psathyrostachys (Poaceae). Nordic J. Bot. 11:3-26.


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2013 and earlier-Honda Accord Prices Paid and Buying Experience
tjolko Posts: 13I didn't think we were in a rush to buy, but my wife caught the new car bug and couldn't wait. Best of luck with your search for that perfect combo. Let us know what you finally do when you make the deal.0
liamoc Posts: 1I am a newbie on this website so any help would be appreciatted. I am lookin to get a 2013 Accord exl V6/navigation. What has been the best price someone has bought this vehicle for?
How do you get a dealer below invoice? Has anybody been able to get this OTD for under 30,000?
Thank You all0
Hey brian125,
Yesterday I went to a Honda dealership and I wanted to buy 2013 Honda EXL V4 without any option and we expect to pay 24000 to 25000 out of the door. The car salesman said it's an unrealistic number and there's no way I can have that price for an EXL V4 any where. So what is a "realistic" number for this model?
I also have a co-sign but he will be out of town on April 28, so I want to seal the deal and have him sign docs on the 27 (since 28 is Sunday and dealership doesn't work on Sun). As you said that make the offer on 30 but that would be difficult for me. Can I seal the deal?0
Read back prior posts from Jan to April to get idea's on how people buy and what prices they paid . Then ask your question.
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Same post as above would apply. Read thru board and see what others in your area have paid for your make and model. Read my prior postings from Jan.. I have not been following the board on prices this past month. Here is what i would suggest from many years of experience.
My buying numbers might be off but you could always adjust it to market value in your state or boardering states..
Research as many dealerships as possible. check there inventory for your make and model. Call every dealership on the day before you want to buy and let each dealership Internet Manager know that for xxx price you buy today.Dealers answer is Yes or no/ give me your closest price to mine for consideration / them move on to your next call. these calls are 5 min calls with a yes or no. If any one cant give you a straight answer hang up and move on. This is a quick process about price and buying that moment.. Your putting each dealership on the spot that moment for the sale..You have the buying leverage. End of month........... dealers know they have one shot at your business with calls like this.
Most people cant buy cars by phone so if you fall into that category you need to call dealerships first then visit as many as you can on your buying day. with your co signer.
I think your buying numbers are to low
26,399 invoice with dest/ charge
My numbers could be off . Start at 1200 below invoice price on your model.
High doc fee's cut into your below invoice price take them into consideration.
Feb 28th, i bought exl V-6 for.......... 775 below invoice price.
Read thru the boards you will do just fine.......
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Hey Brian,
Thanks for your post. I have that number in mind when I went to the car dealership because last year, my friend bought a 2012 Accord SE with invoice 27000. After several days sitting in the dealership for several hours a day, he finally got it at 22000 out of the door. So I guess I could get the same with that price.
So the salesman said the invoice 24,200 is the "rock bottom" add handling charge is $790. With tax (6.25%) and doc fee and everything will be estimated about $2000. The out of the door price is about $27,000. I've seen other posts saying they get the car about $26,100 with 3% so I can figure that mine should be about $26,900 to $27,100. But I'm not sure if that is the best I can get if sit around there enough...0
Unless my numbers are wrong on your model EXL 2.4 no nav is
26,399 - 1200= 25,199, plus doc's, dmv fee's, and taxes.
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Uhm... well I guess I have to go with another option then. I was thinking to go with CPO and I heard that you can't negotiate the price like a new car. I think CPO makes more sense than the new car since you drive the new baby out of the parking lot, the car itself already lost $2,000 to $3,000 of the value. It would be great if I can find CPO forum in edmunds here...0
There's no v4 -- its either i4 or v6 =P
2012 Accord SE retail was $24800 w/ dest fee and invoice was $22800 w/ dest fee so $22k OTD is possible since the 2012 was the last year of that model
The 2013 is a recent redesign plus it has pretty good reviews so no need for Honda to offer big incentives, but you should be able to get it below invoice (how far below invoice depends on your area and how far you're willing to go to buy it in another area)
2013 EXL i4 CVT: $28,785 retail w/ dest & $26,399 invoice w/ dest
2013 EX i4 CVT: $26,195 retail w/ dest & $24,037 invoice w/ dest
2013 Sport i4 CVT: $24,980 retail w/ dest & $22,929 invoice w/ dest
If the EXL is out of your budget then go for the EX or sport -- you should be able to buy all of them under invoice (read the last few pages to find the lowest prices people paid)
There's no point in sitting around at a dealership for hours -- you can handle everything by email and then just go in to do the paperwork
Get online quotes from dealers in your area and from dealers in other areas if you're willing to travel -- tell them exactly which car and options you want, ask for the price with dest fee included and ask how much their doc fee is. Once you have pricing info from a bunch of dealers then you'll know the lowest price in your area. After that you can reply back telling them the lowest price you got was $$$ and ask if they can beat that price OR reply back with the price you're willing to pay "the most I'm willing to pay is $$$, let me know if you can make that happen before the end of the month, thank you"
I think CPOs are overpriced if you're buying a car that's known to be reliable -- I would rather just buy a regular used car and keep the money I saved on the side for repairs if they come up. Yes new cars do lose value after you buy them, but if you buy them at a good price and plan to keep the car for a while then the hit isn't that bad. Most people who don't know how to negotiate and buy cars at or near retail price get screwed the most along with people who like to switch cars every few years0
pilot_bugs Posts: 5Yes $1200 below invoice is good starting point or little bit lower on that.Got mine for $25203 but its a lease.0
cob2 Posts: 9This is the price I arrived at in the Sacramento area:
26.465 (v6 exl) This incl the $500 finance or lease.
Also, incl mud/mats/locks, dest, all misc charges...
Doesn't incl tax and lic.
All the local dealers said they would match the price. Some were nicer than others. If I buy I'll prob buy local so the local part of the sales tax stays in my community. Then again, if they're not nice or too high in price I won't...
Love the look of the new Accord, other things not so much compared to my 06 Avalon. I don't like the 2013 Avalon. I may buy a used 2012 Avalon, my 06 body style w/ few updates... I felt I arrived at a good price w/o leaving too much on the table for the Accord. That said I just couldn't see giving up my Avalon/Limited, which is prob worth 14K (90K miles 100K warranty). I just wasn't excited enough about the Accord/deal/new car. When and if my Avalon gives me problems I'll likely be back to the Accord, but for now I'll just keep my Avalon. Thanks all for your posts/info...0
i'm looking to purchase a new 2013 honda accord, ex-l w/nav. I live in NJ and am looking for some guidance on the best deal I should expect to pay. Also, I am looking to purchase this in full upfront, does that typically help or hurt me as I'm sure the dealership would rather me lease or finance.0
blueiedgod Posts: 2,798Thanks for your post. I have that number in mind when I went to the car dealership because last year, my friend bought a 2012 Accord SE with invoice 27000. After several days sitting in the dealership for several hours a day, he finally got it at 22000 out of the door. So I guess I could get the same with that price.
So the salesman said the invoice 24,200 is the "rock bottom" add handling charge is $790. With tax (6.25%) and doc fee and everything will be estimated about $2000. The out of the door price is about $27,000. I've seen other posts saying they get the car about $26,100 with 3% so I can figure that mine should be about $26,900 to $27,100. But I'm not sure if that is the best I can get if sit around there enough...
2012 Accord was the outgoing model, before the redesign, there was marketing support from Honda. That is the best time to buy a Honda.
If you want the same deal on the New Accord, you will have to wait until 2017, when the New Accord comes out. Honda operates on 4 year cycles, with a mid-model refresh after 2 years.
Luckily, you may find a dealer with a left over 2012, that is either undesireable color or combination of features. You can probably negotiate a good deal on it.
Edit: When you tell the dealer you want "Accord V4" it just rings the bell in his head that he can sell you a bridge. Educate your self before you step your foot into a dealership.0
You should finance a part of the car so you take advantage of the 500 dollars incentive from honda. You could pay of the loan the next month. Today is the last day of the month. A great time to buy a vehicle... Call or visit as many dealerships with your asking price today.
Take your models invoice price and subtract 1200 off that and make your best deal by tonight. If your not buying today wait til the last days of May to buy this vehicle. Read thru prior postings to get a idea on pricing and dealerships and buying methods.. The n.y/ n.j. area is not selling as low as some other states so make your best deal between $1200 and 800 below invoice price on any model.
Your in New jersey Call Coast Honda in Sea girt N.j. Internet mgr. i think is Chris. Tell him and every dealership you call or visit That
For $1200 below invoice you buy today....Good luck
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enginner1 Posts: 3what is the best price for Honda Accord LX in MD/VA/DC area?0
rkolla Posts: 3Hey folks,
I have bought a 2013 Accord LX CVT Modern Steel Metallic for an OTD price of $22275 (includes Wheel locks, All season floor mats, & splash guards).
Dealer Name - Team Honda
Location - Lithia Springs, Georgia
No other dealer in Atlanta are could beat this price..
I had a very smooth negotiation and am happy with the purchase.
Read thru these boards.. Do your own homework/??? . Take what you get from this forum and apply it to your buying experience. If your to lazy to read back 3 months and educate yourself with pricing and dealerships You will get eaten by the Wolf.
College park Honda...in M.d. Might be worth calling today for the sale.
Good luck
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cfrenia Posts: 2Hi all-
I am looking at leasing an Accord EX for 36 months, 12k per year. Below is the price quote I received from Burns Honda in Marlton, NJ.
Sales price - $24,775
Acq Fee - $595
Taxes, tags, NJ registration - $567
$1,000 down. They are also buying back my 2011 CRV for the amount that I still owe. I have 8 payments left. He is giving me monthly payments of $339. Does that sound right? Is it a good deal? I think I can do better but it sounds like he is at his "bottom".
Someone on this board recently got a great price from pohanka in Fredericksburg - I think it was around 1400 below invoice - look back through the last couple weeks posts and you will see it.
Hope this helps.
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A recent poster stated he leased an EX for 260 a month with only first payment due at signing - it depends on how the sales tax is handled in your location versus his. Your quote sounds high.2016 ES350 Lux/Atomic Silver
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Hi, this sounds like a relatively bad deal, please see my recent post in the Accord leasing experience forum. A couple days ago I leased a 2013 Accord EX for $260/month with absolutely nothing down (except first month's payment). This was in Mass, where sales tax = 6.25%. Good luck!0
Thank you very much. One question, when you say, 1200 off the invoice price, does that include taxes and fees?0
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anthony212 Posts: 15Hey, I'm curious did you lease the Coupe or sedan? I'm in NY and looking to lease a 2013 Accord EX-L I4, and just looking around at the prices. I've been emailing dealerships, but they don't like to email me back. I can't call since I've been way to busy lately.0
I have been reading this forum for the last month or so and it was extremely helpful. For those who want the best deal, do your homework and read through each post so you understand and know what deals are out there.
I bought 2013 EXL i4 CVT yesterday on the last day of the month and I think I got the best deal so far that I have read thus far.
2013 EXL i4 CVT: ($28,785 retail w/ dest) & ($26,399 invoice w/ dest )
My deal and breakdown:
$24,865 includes Desination + 399 Processing + 795 Tax + 62 Title/ Tags - $500 Flex Cash
I wanted the Modern Steel Metallic color but they didn't have it and would only give me this deal for an EXL in stock. My second choice was Metallic Silver and they had it. When I asked them to throw in the All Season Mats ($142 value) with the deal, they agreed. It was an hour drive to Pohanka Honda in Fredicksburg VA but it was worth it for the deal. I was in and out in 1.5 hours. There was no trade involved and did finance for 3 years to get the .9%.
Pohanka was great to work with and there were no "surprises". I would highly recommend them, they are very upfront and honest. No games played. I went to Dulles Honda and they quoted me an OTD price and then when I got there, they bumped it up $1,100 with appearance packages + etc. I walked out, absolutely terrible and they totally lost my business with that kind of dishonesty.
Best of luck everyone!0
sanfromva Posts: 14Hi, Can you please share how did you negotiate this deal? Did you call, email or simply walk-in. Did your package include mud guards and wheel locks? Thanks.0
No wheel locks or mud guards included. They don't accessorize their cars which I prefer b/c I rather not get what I don't need.
I submitted an online request for a quote and was contacted by the internet sales person. They gave me a quote in an email which was around $26,100 OTD. Because I wanted the Metallic Grey and they didn't have it. I just held out. I know that one other person in the DC area got $25,800, that was the magic # I wanted to pay OTD. Two days ago, I got an email saying they would offer me the $500 Flex Cash so that sealed the deal after they threw in the mats.
It was almost too easy. I think Pohanka knows that people do their homework and they just want your business. I found their approach honest and up front. Way I see it, here's my price I want and if you can't sell it to me, just tell me so I can move on. Hope that helps and good luck. I think I got the extra $500 b/c of the end of the month sale. Not sure if that will work now since we are in May.0
$500 flex cash is for financing with Honda0
Hi, I leased the EX 4-door sedan. It may be harder to get a good deal now that it is May 1st so if you can hold out until late in the month, it might be better. I like to stick with email initially, I think it puts you in a better negotiating position. If they don't email you back it would raise questions in my mind as to how motivated they really are to get you into a vehicle..0
This was only dealer that offered me the $500. No other dealers told me that they ran out of funds for Flex Cash. I think it's one of those cases where the dealer has it for the month and they have to use it or lose it.0


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Premier League clubs shattered the previous summer spending record as deadline day took the total transfer window spend to 835 million pounds, according to Deloitte.
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Manchester United made late moves for Radamel Falcao and Daley Blind while Arsenal signed Red Devils striker Danny Welbeck on a permanent deal to top last summer's total of 630 million pounds for the English top flight.
Deadline day spending was down 55 million to 85 million compared to 2013, though United and the Gunners secured the two biggest Premier League deals of the summer earlier in the window: Louis van Gaal's side signed Angel Di Maria from Real Madrid in a British record 59.7 million-pound move, while Arsenal took Alexis Sanchez from Barcelona for around 30 million pounds.
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For Islams about Dog find dream interpretations. Meanings & explanations for Dog dictionary!
Dog dream interpretations
Dog Dream Explanation
— • Killing a dog: Will triumph over enemy.
• Eating
meat: Will triumph over enemy and take a bite at his money.
• Drinking
milk: Fear.
• Using a
as a pillow: The
is a friend who will prove useful and whom the dreamer will be proud of.
• Being accompanied by a dog: Disappearance, in view of the story of Ahlel Kahf (The Companions of the Cave), in the Holy Quran. ("Al-Kahf" [The Cave], chapter 18.)
• Seeing the
of Ahlel Kahf, whose name was believed to be Qitmir: Fear, prison, or evasion.
• Seeing the
of Ahlel Kahf in another country: The ruler or the regime will be changed.
Dog Dream Explanation
in a dream also represents a police informer or a police
in a dream also represents a weak enemy or a niggardly person. If a
barks at someone in a dream, it means that one will hear something he despises or hates to make public from someone who lacks any sense of honor or virtue. Eating a dog's meat in a dream means cracking down at one's enemy. A
in a dream also represents a guard or an innovator. Drinking dog's milk in a dream means a scare. Laying one's head on a
or relaxing with a
or using the
for a pillow in a dream, the
then represents a friend or a good companion.
Dog Dream Explanation
in a dream also represents a street boy, a beggar or an obsequious, lowly and a despicable person who maintains affection toward his master and jealously guards him, his children and property. A
in a dream also means greed, love for the worldly pleasures, committing a dogfight to win them and failing to have any reserve or savings. In a dream, all types of dogs also represent people. A hunting
in a dream represents honor and profits. A shepherd's
represents a good neighbor who cares more about his neighbors than about his own household. Adopting a
as a pet in a dream means wavering, or paying financial damages, or it could mean unemployment. Taking a
for a companion on a journey in a dream means disappearing. A
in a dream also means disbelief, ingratitude or losing hope, belying, fear, imprisonment, or becoming a fugitive. Seeing a
in a city in a dream also means renewal of one's business contract.
Dog Dream Explanation
— According to Ibn Siren, dream interpreters disagree on what a
represents in dreams. Some of them regard it as a slave or a servant, others as a despot, a terrible person, and a slanderer, if it barks. The black
is an Arab. On the other hand, a
could also mean a weak enemy with little chivalry, if any. The she-dog is a mean woman. If she bites, such a woman would harm the dreamer. If a
tears the dreamer's clothes, it would mean that a low man would backbite him. For Al-Nabulsi, the
symbolizes a policeman of low rank, a gate-man, or a guardian, a niggardly person, a weak enemy, and a stupid, profligate, and aggressive man who never hesitates to commit foolish or criminal acts, especially if it barks; it would mean that he has an awful temper, that he is terrible.
Dog Dream Explanation
— (Bitch; Canine; Desire; Greyhound; Japanese spaniel; Pekingese; Lust; Puppy; Shepherd's dog; Tyke) In a dream, a
represents an insolent man who dares to indulge in sinful actions. If he barks in the dream, it means that such a man is impudent and has a repulsive and an abominable character. A
bite or his scratch in a dream means harm caused by one's enemy and its effects will depend on the amount of pain one suffers in the dream. It could also mean falling sick or suffering from great affliction or harm caused by a close companion or a servant. If a
tears off one's clothing in a dream, it means that a vile person is slandering and backbiting him. If one does not hear the barking of the
in the dream, it signifies that one's enemy has left him inflected with a small loss.
Dog Dream Explanation
— All kinds of dogs refer to wicked persons.
• Taking a dog: Will befriend a servant and love him very much.
• Taking or befriending a dog: Deviation, work stoppage, and the squandering of money.
• Being bitten or scratched by one's dog: (1) Will encounter disaster sustain harm, and face hardships caused by a friend or a servant. (2) Will be harmed by one's enemy as much as there was pain. (3) The dreamer might fall ill.
tearing one's clothes: A silly individual is backbiting you. If no barking was heard, it means that an enemy has silently laid a trap.
• A female dog (or bitch): (1) A proliferative woman keen on preserving her husband; (2) A mean woman of low origin whose folks are troublemakers.
• A puppy is a beloved son. If he is white, it means the boy is a genuine worshiper. If black, he will prevail over his folk. In other interpretations: A puppy is the waif of a profligate or the product of adultery that the dreamer will find and raise.
Dog Dream Explanation
— • A domestic dog: An unjust and dangerous enemy.
• Seeing a saluki or greyhound: The dreamer is loyal and helpful to the sultan, who will give him a province and make him rich. The saluki is a man one can rely upon in winning a victory over his enemies, but he is mean and has no chivalry or gentlemanliness.
• Seeing a Chinese dog: Will mix with foreigners, non-Muslims.
• A hunting dog: Richness, high rank, and prestige.
• Hunting with dogs: Will achieve one's objectives and satisfy inner passions.
• Seeing hunting dogs going out on a hunting trip: (1) Good dream for all people. (2) Movement and action.
Dog Dream Explanation
— Seeing a greyhound in a dream means gaining authority, control and wealth. A greyhound in a dream also represents the backbone of an army general or his best helper or it could represent a good strategist, though he lacks principals and moral integrity. A Japanese spaniel or a Pekingese in a dream signifies mixing with, or doing business with a foreign counterpart. Bringing-up a
for companionship in a dream means befriending a servant for whom one has great love and affection. Hunting with a
in a dream means satisfying one's lust or desire. Killing a
in a dream signifies vanquishing one's enemy.
Dog Dream Explanation
in a dream also could represent a vile and an insolent woman who belong to a group of evildoing people and who are persistent in their enmity. A puppy in a dream represents a loved child. If it is a white puppy in the dream, it means that such a son will grow to be a believer. If it is a black puppy in the dream, it means that he will grow to govern the household and to presides over its people. A puppy in a dream also represents a child of adultery, a foundling who is left in the street, wrapped in a swaddle and who is brought home by an insolent person to rear him. A shepherd's
in a dream represents profits and benefits. A pet
in a dream represents an astringent and a bitter enemy.
Dog Dream Explanation
in a dream also means suffering from extremely high fever and in relation to
star or the stars Procyon and Sirius of the constellations Canis Minor and Canis Major. In a dream, all breeds of dogs represent lowly, obsequious and despicable people. Seeing dogs that are reared for bantering or dallying with in a dream signify fun and enjoying one's life. In the dream, anything that happens to such a breed of dogs means suffering from distress, sorrow or loss of one's pleasure of living. If one is transformed into a
in a dream, it means that Allah Almighty has taught him great knowledge which he abused and discarded, then Allah Almighty stripped him from such a knowledge.
Dog Dream Explanation
— The
is also a harbinger of fever, in view of the terrible disease Al-Shiira Al-Yamaneyyah (literally translated, it means the Yemeni hair; probably hirsutism or hypertrichosis, more popularly known as the werewolf phenomenon, which had a correlation not with the full moon, but with Al-Shiira Al-Yamaneyyah, which was also the name of Sirius, a star of the constellation called the Greater
, or Canis Major, which is the brightest star in the heavens). It could also be a sign of apostasy, atheism, or despair in God's mercy and scepticism about His messages. All dogs, in general, symbolize the worldly persons (perhaps because, in Arabic, whereas the word kalb means "dog," takalub means "to rush madly upon; to contend for"), as well as the humble, submissive people, the beggars, or the lads who go from door to door. In abstract terms, dogs are the incarnation of meanness, lowliness, villainy, and humiliation or humility with everlasting affection for the master and care for the latter's money and children or in-laws.
Dog Dream Explanation
— • The dogs appearing enraged and barking ferociously: Harm and deceit will befall the dreamer from evil people.
• Dogs that are adopted as pets for entertainment and physical pleasure (caresses, et cetera) symbolize prosperity and good living; anything bad that would happen to them in the dream could have an adverse effect on such a good living in reality, along with sorrow and the disappearance of pleasure.
• Water dogs (otters) refer to bad men or unfulfilled wishes and actions that do not culminate in success.
• Turning into a dog: God has given you a great knowledge and withdrawn it from you when you failed to appreciate it.
barking to the dreamer: Will hear unpleasant words from an "ungentlemanly" person.
Dream Explanation
symbolises a perbond enemy whose enmity hasn't reached its peak and he will soon become his friend. He is also malicious and of mean character and conduct.
Dog Dream Explanation
— Seeing an expedition of hounds leaving a town for a chase or a hunt in a dream means blessings and prosperity for everyone, or it could mean taking action. Seeing the expedition of hounds returning from a hunt or a chase in a dream means dispelling people's fears, or it could mean lack of work. If one sees such expedition entering a town in his dream, it also means a high rate of unemployment. Seeing a sick house
in a dream means illness and financial losses or loss of appetite or losing the pleasure of living. A barking bitch in a dream signifies harm and deceit which is caused by abominable people.
Dog Dream Explanation
— • Seeing hunting dogs entering a city: Unemployment.
• Seeing hunting dogs returning from an expedition: (1) Unemployment. (2) The end of fear.
• A sheepdog: (1) The dreamer will obtain certain benefits from the king or chief. (2) A good neighbour who is keen on preserving your interests as much as he does his own.
• Dogs of the type that guard houses: Man's wife and property are being safeguarded. If those dogs look weak, it means sickness and losses.
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Dog star Dream Explanation
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Dream Explanation
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that Attacks Dream Explanation
— If a
is seen attacking and biting a person it means that the harm caused by his enemy ill not be confined to unpleasant words only but bodily harm as well.
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DELAND, Fla. - Due to rain, lightning and thunder the first day of the Atlantic Sun Baseball Championship at Melching Field at Conrad Park has been delayed.
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Cami Secret Is A Fake Camisole You Attach To Your Bra
To others, the "Cami Secret" appears to be a camisole, but it's actually a hankie you attach to your bra.
Now you can wear your lowcut top to work without worrying about your boss staring down your shirt, then quickly and easily remove it for after work drinks with the girls. It's as easy to dispense with as your pride.
I also suppose that you can store it when not in use by attaching it to the back of your bra.
There is also a NSFW parody called "Boob Apron" with a dubbed voiceover.
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