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The Bajoran wormhole was the only stable wormhole known to exist in the Milky Way Galaxy. It was the home of extra-dimensional beings who were worshiped by the Bajorans as gods, known as the Prophets. Before the wormhole was discovered by Commander Benjamin Sisko and Lieutenant Jadzia Dax in 2369, it was considered to be a myth. (DS9: "Emissary")
The Bajoran wormhole was referred to as the Celestial Temple in Bajoran religious context. Kor, a Klingon, once called the wormhole the "Eye of Destiny". In the Gamma Quadrant, the wormhole was known as "the anomaly" by the Jem'Hadar, and to the Skrreea, according to their mythology, it was the Eye of the Universe. The wormhole was known to the Changelings as the "passageway". (DS9: "Emissary", "Sanctuary", "The Jem'Hadar", "The Search, Part II", "The Sword of Kahless")
Astronomical data Edit
The Bajoran wormhole connected two points in the Milky Way Galaxy together which are normally 70,000 light years apart. One terminus was located in the Alpha Quadrant, in the Denorios belt of the Bajoran system. The other terminus was located in deep space in the Gamma Quadrant, 4.7234 light years away from the Idran system. (DS9: "Emissary") For the fastest Federation starship in 2369, it would have taken 67 years of non-stop voyage at maximum warp to cross the distance, but through the wormhole the passage was nearly instantaneous. (DS9: "Captive Pursuit", "Battle Lines")
Because it was stable, the Bajoran wormhole did not have any of the usual resonance waves found in other wormholes. (DS9: "Emissary") It was theorized by Starfleet that the wormhole was formed by verterons, particles that were self-sustaining in nature. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets") Highly elevated levels of neutrinos were also commonly detected prior to the appearance of the wormhole's event horizon, and as a vessel traversed the passage. It was believed that verteron nodes inside the wormhole played a large part in keeping the wormhole stable. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets", "Captive Pursuit"; VOY: "Child's Play")
A chart appearing in Keiko O'Brien's classroom contained a schematic describing the Bajoran wormhole. The graphic itself was titled "A Tunnel In The Sky: New boon for interstellar commerce". The graphic was labelled with several technical terms that mapped the course of the wormhole: Gamma Quadrant, FTR pipeline, F1, B3, negative CTL region, ring singularity, positive CTL region, GBF membrane, point singularity, and Alpha Quadrant. (An additional note stated "subspace distortion in millicochranes".)
It defined the phenomenon as:
- The Bajoran Wormhole
A Wormhole is a tunnel through the structure of space. It is a subspace shortcut between the Bajoran star system and a point in the distant Gamma quadrant of the Galaxy, near the Idran system. This wormhole was constructed by an alien intelligence. Most wormholes are either naturally occurring or the result of dangerous warp drive malfunctions. Such wormholes tend to oscillate wildly across time and space, thus making them useless for normal interstellar commerce.
To the right of the diagram were a number of vocabulary words: superluminal, space warp, wormhole, singularity, Hawking, Stephen, event horizon, Schwarzschild, Einstein-Rosen, Kerr Newman, negative space, millicochrane, warp factor, positive CTL, negative CTL, Kerr object, Godel Universe, sync shift, and time dilation. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets")
History Edit
Bajoran historical records indicate that the wormhole had most likely been in existence for at least the past ten thousand years by the late 24th century. The nine Orbs which had appeared on or near Bajor in that time, and are revered as active links between the Bajoran people and the Prophets, are thought to have come from the wormhole. There were also several unexplained incidents over the centuries that were later attributed to the wormhole after its discovery. In the 22nd century, at least two Bajorans encountered the wormhole: Kai Taluno, whose ship was disabled inside the Denorios belt for several days and reported that "the heavens opened up and nearly swallowed the ship."; and Akorem Laan, whose lightship was damaged in an ion storm, drifted into the Denorios belt, and was then swallowed by the wormhole, where it, and Akorem, would stay with the Prophets until 2372.
Due to the Denorios belt being generally avoided by interplanetary traffic, the wormhole remained undiscovered until 2369, shortly after the end of the Cardassian Occupation of Bajor. When Starfleet took over the operation of the space station Terok Nor in orbit of Bajor, Commander Benjamin Sisko and science officer Lieutenant Jadzia Dax investigated the many reported anomalies in the belt aboard the USS Rio Grande, and became the official discoverers of the wormhole. Shortly thereafter, the station, renamed Deep Space 9, was relocated at a position near the terminus of the wormhole. (DS9: "Emissary", "Accession")
Keiko O'Brien's classroom aboard Deep Space 9 in 2369 featured a wall chart with an image of the Bajoran wormhole beside other Federation starships. She discussed the history and scientific roots of the wormhole in her lessons, though in a secular fashion, which angered some of the Bajoran devout. (DS9: "The Nagus", "In the Hands of the Prophets")
On one occasion, the wormhole transported a runabout and two crew members to a parallel universe in 2370. This was due to a plasma injector leak which caused the runabout to enter the wormhole with an only partially-collapsed warp field. The two crew members, Major Kira Nerys and Doctor Julian Bashir, were later able to return to their own universe by recreating the accident and returning through the wormhole. (DS9: "Crossover")
The wormhole had an enormous impact on interstellar politics in the Alpha Quadrant. In the first two years, many races eagerly sent explorers and freighters through the wormhole to open relations with new trading partners, and to establish new colonies. However, the wormhole also brought the powers of the Alpha Quadrant into contact with the Dominion, a powerful government that controlled a large swath of territory in the Gamma Quadrant. (DS9: "The Jem'Hadar")
In 2371, Starfleet initiated a joint scientific project with the Bajoran and Cardassian governments to establish a trans-wormhole subspace communications relay, to make it possible for ships in the Gamma Quadrant to contact home, as well as to provide early warning of any Dominion attack. The mission was complicated by a warning from Bajoran Vedek Yarka, who cited Trakor's Third Prophecy, about the potential destruction of the Celestial Temple. This prophecy was unexpectedly validated soon after with the approach of a previously-unknown, long-period comet. This comet was infused with silithium, which had the potential to permanently destabilize the wormhole if it interacted with the verteron particles in the passage. Unable to alter the comet's trajectory, a shuttlepod from the USS Defiant used a deflector shield to prevent the comet's material from contaminating the wormhole. During the transit, trace amounts of silithium inadvertently leaked through the shields, however, the small amounts did not destabilize the wormhole, but instead created a subspace filament inside the wormhole that allowed normal communication between the quadrants. (DS9: "Destiny")
In 2373, when a Dominion invasion became inevitable, Starfleet ordered the entrance to the wormhole be collapsed. Doctor Lenara Kahn of the Trill Science Ministry had devised a means, using a phase-conjugate graviton beam to seal the wormhole without causing damage to it or harming the Prophets. Deep Space 9 was able to rig the phase-conjugate beam by remodulating the station's deflector grid frequencies and projecting it through its graviton emitters. Unfortunately, when executed, it was discovered that the emitters were sabotaged and, as a result, the phase-conjugate graviton beam had the exact opposite effect on the wormhole, and rendered the wormhole's spatial matrix even more stable than before, so stable in fact that not even trilithium explosives could destroy the wormhole. Thus, Starfleet was unable to prevent a series of Dominion fleets from entering the Alpha Quadrant. (DS9: "In Purgatory's Shadow")
A few months later, Starfleet was forced to blockade the wormhole with self-replicating mines in order to prevent the growing Dominion threat to the Alpha Quadrant. Deep Space 9 was subsequently lost to the Dominion in the opening battle of the Dominion War, but the minefield was successfully planted, preventing further Dominion ships from traversing the wormhole. The minefield was eventually destroyed while the Federation attempted to retake the station. The Dominion fleet that was passing through the wormhole at the time was destroyed by the Prophets however, since the Prophets' Emissary chose to die trying to stop the Dominion fleet rather than heed their will. After this event, no further traffic passed through the wormhole until the end of the war.
With the wormhole considered impassable, the Dominion introduced a new breed of Jem'Hadar, the Alphas, in 2374. (DS9: "One Little Ship")
The wormhole was apparently destroyed in late-2374, when Dukat, acting as a conduit for the exiled Pah-wraiths, attacked the Orb of Contemplation, which was then housed on Deep Space 9. Following Dukat's attack, all of the Orbs went dark, and the wormhole itself disappeared. Dukat's aim was to force the Prophets out and make the wormhole passable again for Dominion reinforcements, although he did not anticipate that the wormhole would collapse. (DS9: "Tears of the Prophets", "Covenant")
The disappearance of the wormhole and the apparent loss of contact with their deities caused great consternation and fear among the Bajorans, as well as the rise of the Cult of the Pah-wraiths. The wormhole remained closed for the next three months, until Benjamin Sisko, acting as the Emissary of the Prophets, discovered the Orb of the Emissary on Tyree in early-2375. The discovery of the previously-unknown tenth Orb caused the re-opening of the wormhole. (DS9: "Image in the Sand", "Shadows and Symbols")
Later that year, Dukat told Damar that he had no regrets in failing to reopen the wormhole by killing the Prophets. (DS9: "Penumbra")
Jake Sisko, along with Colonel Kira Nerys, watched the wormhole opening from the Promenade at the end of 2375 after Captain Sisko defeated Dukat in the Fire Caves and the Dominion War had finally ended. The fact that the wormhole opened when Sisko's son and Kira looked out to where it appeared was likely another sign that Sisko would return. (DS9: "What You Leave Behind")
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Appendices Edit
Background information Edit
The visual effect for the wormhole was created by Rhythm & Hues.
According to the Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Stellar Cartography", p. 42), the wormhole "cut a 70,000 light-year journey between the two quadrants down to two minutes".
Apocrypha Edit
In the novelization of "Emissary", immediately after Dukat is rescued from the wormhole, he attempts to lay claim to it based on Cardassia's long-standing Occupation of Bajor, before Sisko coolly informs him that he has reached an agreement with the Prophets on behalf of the Federation and Bajor that they will control the wormhole, and anyone trying to go through it without the permission of those sides would find themselves lost somewhere mid-way between the wormhole's entrances (although given later events with various sides using the wormhole this may have been at least partly a bluff).
In the Deep Space Nine book trilogy Millennium, there was a second Bajoran wormhole, a Pah-wraith wormhole that opened when the three Orbs of the Pah-wraiths were brought together in Quark's. The second wormhole actually opened inside of Quark's, ripping Deep Space 9 to pieces. The opening of the second wormhole nearly spelled Armageddon for the entire universe as, in an alternate future, Kai Weyoun 5 triggered a gravimetric explosion that brought both wormholes together, causing them to connect to each other and swallow the entire universe. However, thanks to the actions of Ben Sisko, the crew of the USS Defiant, and Elim Garak, Quark, and Jake Sisko (who were close enough to the wormholes to be absorbed directly into the dimension of the Prophets and the Pah-Wraiths when the wormholes opened rather than being consumed), these events were undone when they took advantage of a temporal anomaly inside the wormhole dimension- putting them in touch with DS9 prior to its destruction and in the last days of the Occupation- to alter the events leading up to the destruction of Deep Space 9- without altering anything that would prevent them being in a position to make those changes-, culminating in them destroying a ship from that alternate future and using the energy to prevent the second wormhole forming in the first place.
In the DS9 relaunch series and the subsequent Typhon Pact series, a renegade branch of the Typhon Pact – an alliance of the Federation's enemies – manage to create an artificial wormhole that 'connects' to the Bajoran wormhole so that they can enter the Gamma Quadrant in secret in the novel Raise the Dawn, believing that Dominion technology will help them develop their own version of the quantum slipstream drive. This artifical wormhole is destroyed by Kira Nerys, but her attack apparently costs her her life and closes the Bajoran wormhole, leaving Odo trapped in the Alpha Quadrant. The wormhole remained sealed for two years until the official 're-opening' of the new DS9 in The Fall: Revelation and Dust.
External links Edit
- Bajoran wormhole at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- Bajoran wormhole at Wikipedia


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There is a streetscape improvment being proposed for Polk Street. Here is the pre-hullabaloo information about the project.
I am not sure if I have ever ridden on Polk, frankly - but what happens on Polk will influence what happens elsewhere. And no, I don't want to talk about JFK- if JFK is worse for you now than it was before it's still orders of magnitude less dangerous than Oak, or Polk, or the Chavez crossing of 101, or Division or even Market. JFK is a distraction. I'm forwarding some commentary from Jodie preceeded by my own experience which some of you youngun's may not recall even though it wasn't really that long ago
3 years ago there was a proposal to turn a chunk of Noe Street into a park. The road would be closed to traffic South from 24th Street for 60 feet, fronting 24th. This was after the first parklet at Mojo and the City was looking for a bigger streetscape project to mirror the Times Square closure. There was a lot of international interest. Well, some people who drive through there (or parked overnight in the four metered spots in front of their houses instead of in their garages) decided this would not stand, and told then Supervisor Bevan Dufty that the city was nuts and nobody would want this and they should kill it. I thought this would be a *GREAT* idea - to have a chunk of ground in central Noe where I could let my toddler run around, and it would eliminate most of the car/ped interactions in a very nasty intersection but closing off the through traffic.
So we managed to keep the thing limping along for a meeting. We worked very hard and got big numbers to show up. I gave a nice speech, countered by a crazy person rambling about how since she was a 68 year old fourth generation Noe Valleyan she and her gray haired friends knew what was best for the neighborhood - which as you know is rapidly changing (and boy do they resent it). This allowed us to merely fight to a draw and set up *another* meeting. That meeting was at 7 PM, which was awful for the primary proponents who were putting their children to bed and were somewhat dispirited by the first meeting.
This is what happened at Meeting #2
For 15 seconds I thought "No way Bevan Dufty caves into these crazy people - we win". Then I looked at Bevan and saw a *coward* and realized we lost. And now I realize that the people who are against streetscape changes that promote safety for people over their personal desire to have as much parking inventory as possible, have a straightfoward template for how to beat these changes. Show up to meetings and YELL AND BOO AS LOUD AS THEY CAN. Because they know IT WORKS. It worked with Bevan Dufty and it sure as hell will work with David Chiu. God bless David he knows what the right thing is but I'm sorry David - I have yet to see you stick your neck out on the line . So the ONLY way this project happens is if this meeting has HUGE numbers from people who want a calmer, safer, more inviting Polk Street.
I can't make the Saturday meeting because my in-laws are in town. But I'll be there Tuesday night. And I'll be buying beers afterwards NOT from any bar on Polk Street who opposes the project, and sending a scan of the receipt to David Chiu and every bar on Polk that opposes the project. As should you!
There has been a lot of progress since three years ago. Even though we lost that one, the NIMBYs talked about how they craved parklets, and put a lot of money into buying a PARKING LOT in Noe Valley and closing it down permanently for a park. Because they knew if they didn't start throwing us some bones, soon enough we'd be coming back after that street closure. I put a shit-ton of time into that and it got us the two parklets in Noe Valley and that helped popularize the concept. If you want improvements anywhere in the city, this meeting for Polk can be the thing that shifts the tide if we show up in NUMBERS.
Here is Jodie's pitch.
We need hundreds of people who care about this issue to attend one of these meetings to speak up for safety on Polk. We can be sure that the angry crowd of people who don't value our safety will be there in force. And so, we need to publicly show there is support in favor of.
SFMTA Polk Street Improvement Project Public Meetings
Saturday, April 27, 10 am to 1 pm Tuesday, April 30, 5 to 8:30 pm Location: 1300 Polk St (at Bush) at the First Congregational Church Fellowship Hall
These meetings are not sit-down, drawn out, hours of your time. This is a QUICK, drop in, add your voice, a 20 minute stop that will make a world of difference.
In order to be sure we have the amount of force necessary to combat the crowd that is against parking loss on Polk Street, we are taking a head count, so RSVPing is important.
Polk Street is a BIGGIE --This is a make or break moment for the future of Polk Street, and biking in San Francisco. Despite the hundreds of letters of support and support expressed at past public meetings, decision-makers are actually beginning to publicly question whether biking and walking safety on this street deserves attention. This is not acceptable.
Many thanks,
Know the Facts
Someone on a bike and walking is involved in a collision on Polk once a month. There are about 42 full-time and 5-6 part-time car travel lanes within a half-mile of Polk, and only about 0.5 bike lanes. Polk really is the only viable biking street to connect the center of the city and points North.
According to a City study, 85% of people on Polk Street get there without a car, and people who drive to Polk actually spend the least amount of money on Polk Street per month.


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jackie82va Posts: 2its a 2.4L
i just bought it this week i only payed 13,$ for it and its a 2007 with about 28k miles on it , so i thought that i got a good deal its really nice , i went from a 05 Dodge Neon to this so yeah i am happy with it i think that you are right about the sound that it just has bad insulation on it and all . but i love it just put my Sirius Radio in it , i had a friend ride with me and they just think thats how its suposed to be and im not used to it and all
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jjmang Posts: 5Leased a 07 Sebring. worst car I've owned sofar. Slow as heck. More importantly just wondering if anyone has or is having problems with the driver's seat and the lumbar. The lumbar is so extended its crazy. It sticks so far out that when i drive it my back kills me. Never had any back prob before this car. I obviously adjusted it both ways but the extension of the lumbar is far out. Any body experiencing same thing?0
No problem at all with the lumbar support on mine. If I adjust it all the way in I can't even feel it.
On the performance, you apparently have the 2.4L 4-cyl. I test drove a 2.7L and wasn't happy with it. I bought the Limited with the 3.5L V6 and 6-speed autostick, which works well for my needs.0
jtimko Posts: 2Hello there....Has anyone replaced a tie rod? Local repair shop wants $225 (includes alignment) for a left outer tie end. :mad: Is that too much? Is it difficult to do at home?
Thanks All !!0
Has anyone replaced a tie rod?
Look for a copy of the February 2008 Popular Mechanics. There's a very detailed 3 page section on replacing tie rods, complete with photos, starting on pg 93.
The degree of difficulty is rated as being moderate.0
Just bought an white 07 2.4 21000 miles for $9,650. Seemed like to good of a deal to pass up. Anyway the only real complaints I hear(read) about this car are the looks(which i like, maybe I'm crazy) and the engine noise which I didn't notice on a long test drive and the 30 mile drive home. So far so good . Gan i put 18' wheels on the base model or will they only go on the touring/limited? Thanks in advance and look fwd to posting my experiences here.0
sbc20 Posts: 1Whenever I press the accelerator between 70 to 75 mph, there is an audible whine coming from what seems to be under the dash, If I push the pedal down quite a bit, the whine subsides. Letting up, it resumes. does anyone had this problem before, and knows how to fixed. the dealer can get any answer on this please help me with this one.
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naji07 Posts: 2I bought my 2007 Chrysler Sebring brand new and it will be a year old on March 28th. Within the past 2 months my car has been stalling on me while I am stopped at a red light or in rush hour traffic. Most recently while going 40 mph on a highway where it just shut down. I have taken my car to the dealership 3 times now and the first 2 times I was told there was nothing wrong with it and that they couldn't get it to duplicate my problems. The last time I was there, the dealership said that something came back on the diagnostic test and they replaced an "environmental filter" not sure what that is and not much of a description on the invoice. I was told at my 2nd visit that Chrysler is aware of the problem so I assume there are others out there with the same problem. I feel like I have a LEMON! Is anyone experiencing similar problems and does anyone have any suggestions???
docmagner Posts: 1Check out Chrysler's website on line. ... look to see if your VIN# is included in the recall that has just been put out in April....sounds like u maybe experiencing some of what they said could happen if certain recalled part was on ur car.
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So far so good for me. Picked up a mygig w/o nav (already have one) for 300 on ebay. Haven't had any problems w/ car so far. taking it in to dealer to have remote start installed. After that I'm gettin some rims. I get alot of compliments on car . Alot of whats that?!0
mbarnum Posts: 1I have the same problem. Bought the car new and after only 300 miles on it noticed the problem when driving in the city. The gas pedal whines. But on highway there is a loud annoying wind sound that sounds like it is coming through the windshield. I have brought this car back to dealership 3 times and it is there again today. No one seems to know what is causing any of this and I am missing too much work for a brand new vehicle repair. If not resolved this week I am looking into lemon law process. This is unacceptable for a new car! I will not buy another Chrysler or at least not one from the dealership I am working with!!! Anyone have answers out there?0
cliff11 Posts: 10I have had my 07 sebring limited for about a year now, and I am still very happy with it. The gas mileage had improved over time, and everything still works like a charm (with over 20 k I only had to replace a bulb). I find the seats very comfortable and the car is very quiet. I have the 2.4 liter engine which seems to have a lot of power and pick up. I love this car !!!0
I love this car !!!
Kind of makes you wonder what some of these "professional" magazine reviewers don't see that we, as owners, do.
I have an 07 Sebring Limited with the 3.5L and I simply love it. The MyGIG with nav and all the other gadgets it came with is like my playground on wheels. It has a very quiet and smooth ride and decent fuel economy. I'm getting 21-22 mpg combined city/hwy. Only one mostly highway trip thus far when it was new but got 26 mpg.
I just finished its 9,000 mile oil change. I read your other post about your 20,000 mile report. I'm looking forward to many years of fun with this car.0
I have an 07 Sebring and i bought a Gibson dual cat-back exhaust for my car. Right now my car is a single exhaust. When I bought it, It did say that it will fit my car. I want to ask if anyone knows if my car is made to have a dual exhaust? If anyone can answer that for me that would be amazing. :confuse:0
bleak Posts: 2my 07 sebring touring started stalling a few days ago. i notice when the engine is idle in drive/reverse/neutral the rpms dip low like every 30sec-2min like its going to stall. eventually it dies after a while of this. also happens while making a slow turn. just dies completely no warning lights or anything. it starts back up no problem. happened as i was pulling into the post office and nearly got rear ended. glad it hasnt happend in an intersection yet! this is very dangerous not to mention embarrasing. bought new in sept 07 and has 9100 miles on it atm. also engine seems to have a gurgle to it when i press the gas pedal - its a really noticeable gurgle if you gun it. also the car seems to have a downshift to it sometimes as i'm slowing somewhere in the 25-30 mph range.
taking it into the dealer 02/13/090
please post how your dual exhaust and slalling problem worked out respectively. I am curious if i could do dual and want to be aware of any problems i should look for. Thanks
As for me so far so good, although I've kept her garaged since the new year 5 snowstorms here in NYC, Been using the beater. Taking her out for a trip to AC this week to roll over the gas.
I think I had posted earlier about buying a mygig on ebay. It works great and was the easiest car radio Ive ever installed in a car. It has a 20 gig hard drive but you really only have about 10 gigs for media as the rest is used for firmware. For me thats plenty. you can find the non gps one for less than $200 now.0
could you perhaps link me to compatible mygig systems, with and without navigation? i ran a search on bay, but as i have little to no knowledge of cars, i couldn't ascertain which systems were compatible with an 07 sebring (and i didn't see it written anywhere).
to all 07 sebring owners...
also, im looking for chrome pieces for my exterior (grille, door handles, pillars, etc.). can anyone direct me to a legit website from which i can purchase these?
last but not least, is the base 07 sebring compatible with HID headlights? if so, where can i purchase HID headlights that will fit my sebring? if not, how and where can i convert my sebring so that it is compatible.
thanks for your time.0
On the MyGIG question just go to eBay and type in something like "mygig sebring". There are currently 23 MyGIG units and related items being sold.
Be sure you get one that is compatible with your 07 Sebring. It uses a low speed Bus. If the description doesn't mention the Bus speed ask before bidding.
MyGIG radios run on two different Bus systems, a low speed Bus (CAN and a high-speed Bus system (CAN C). MyGIG radios designed for a high-speed electrical bus will not work on a vehicle with a low-speed bus, and vice versa.
Also, the MyGIG RER includes the nav. Be sure yours includes the GPS antenna. The REN version does not have nav.0
thank you for that information. i now know to look for RER (navigation) and to make sure it has a GPS antenna.
and REN doesn't include navigation.
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02owner Posts: 34I have noticed that the 2010 Sebring Limited has gone to a six-speed along with its 3.5 motor along with a much higher level of trim. Seems like Chrysler may be trying to reach back for some of the old LH market. My dealer certainly seems to have this opinion - says they are putting a lot more value back into the car.0
The 3.5L Sebring was already a 6-speed. I have it in my 2007 Limited. I'm wondering what the higher trim level is. My 07 has leather seats, shift knob, brake handle and steering wheel.
One of my favorite things about the whole car is the MyGIG with nav. That thing keeps me entertained for hours on a long trip. I modified it to be able to play a DVD while in motion. Passenger only, of course. ;-)0
I just bought a 2001 Sebring Sedan with the 2.7 engine. I am a home mechanic- only worked on my own cars but have never worked on a 2.7.
I bought it from a small towing company which had picked it up as a "donation vehicle" and sold it instead of scrapping it.
Here's the little history I have of the car from what they told me:
They thought it had sat and not been driven for at least the previous six months.
The engine was no good because it made a lot of clattering noise when it was started. They owned it for about four months and would start it occasionally to move it around in their yard.
They told me the oil pressure light would come on whenever they started it.
The on-site mechanics told me they suspected the cams but hadn't done any work on the engine because the owner felt he would have to replace the engine and didn't want to mess with it so he put it up for sale.
They started it for me but I had them turn it off right away when they said the oil pressure light was on. I did not hear any rod knocking noise or any particular loud clattering, but then the radiator fan was making quite a bit of noise. The guy who started it said he heard it clattering.
It has been delivered to me and I am not sure what to do or where to start so I am looking in forums for suggestions. Got any?
BTW, I have been researching and have familiarized myself with the "sludge" problem found in the 2.7 L engine. I am wondering if I should start with the timing belt based on reports of the tension spring failing due to low oil pressure. Here's my problem; I have never had to replace a timing belt before so this would be my first time. I'm not sure how or where to begin so I need basic and clear directives.0
luis88787 Posts: 2i did everything possible its my wifes and my car shes out of town comes in 2 days i need to use it to pick her up from the airport it turns and sounds like it wants to start but wont. It started for me 2 times but wont no more please help!!!!!0
jonm30 Posts: 1I've got the same problem with the same car. I also bought mine from a rental establishment. Do you recall the process and pricing for the evac sensor? Thanks!0
Claires Chicago areaPosts: 1,222jonm30, the post you're replying to is a few years old and the member might not be here anymore to give you an answer. If you post your question in the Edmunds Answers box in the lower right-hand corner of this page, you might get an answer more quickly.
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mikeinca Posts: 5JonM30:
I had taken it in for service under warranty because of the noise. They tried to tell me it was something else at first, "made an adjustment", but afterward the noise was still there. I took it back and had to go to management before I got a transmission specialist from the shop (dealer) to test drive it with me. We reproduced the sound and they subsequently figured it was an air/vacuum issue and isolated it to the evac sensor.
You have to kind but firm in insisting they look at the air/vacuum portion of the system. Good luck.0
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In one fell swoop Saturday, the Dodgers reportedly landed the most coveted starting pitcher on the free-agent market, became the first National League team to exceed $200 million in payroll and made Zack Greinke the richest pitcher in baseball history.
It was all in a good day's work – and all pending a physical – but of little surprise when the Dodgers and Greinke came to terms, according to multiple reports, on a six-year contract worth $147 million.
The Dodgers have stated their desire to add a starting pitcher to their already formidable rotation since the offseason began. They've shown no restraint adding payroll since the team was purchased out of bankruptcy in April. Maybe the only surprise was neither Greinke nor Anibal Sanchez – whom the Dodgers considered their "Plan B" – had been signed when baseball's annual winter meetings concluded Thursday.
With a $24.5 million average annual value, Greinke's contract would be the highest ever for a pitcher, surpassing the $24.4 million over five years the Yankees gave CC Sabathia in October 2011.
Greinke's contract would not become official until he takes a physical, which would preclude an official announcement before Monday, according to one report.
Reactions to the signing began pouring in on Twitter Saturday night.
"Best 1-2 combo in baseball! Kershaw/ Greinke," wrote Dodgers first baseman Adrian Gonzalez.
"Not sure who's more excited about @dodgers signing Greinke,"catcher A.J. Ellis wrote, "the catcher of another Ace or AJ the hitter who doesn't have to face him."
Greinke won the American League Cy Young Award in 2009 while pitching for the Kansas City Royals, when he went 16-8 with a league-leading 2.16 earned-run average and 1.073 WHIP. His five-pitch repertoire – which includes a low-90 s fastball, a low-70 s curveball, a slider, cutter and changeup – is considered one of the best in the game.
His ERA hasn't gone below 3.48 the past three seasons, split between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Angels. In 13 starts for the Angels over the final two months of 2012, Greinke went 6-2 with a 3.53 ERA. When he and the Angels couldn't come to terms, Greinke elected for free agency for the first time in his career and was rewarded handsomely.
The Texas Rangers, who are also attempting to re-sign free agent centerfielder Josh Hamilton, were considered the co-frontrunners to sign Greinke. That may have helped drive up the pitcher's value in the open market, one that was already considered thin on front-line starters.
There were also concerns that Greinke's social anxiety disorder might discourage him from signing in a major metropolitan market. Greinke had some outstanding seasons in Milwaukee and Kansas City, and his short burst of success in Anaheim may have helped sell the Dodgers on Greinke.
The Dodgers still have some tough choices to make in putting together their starting rotation for 2013. Behind Greinke and 2011 Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw, the team can choose from among Josh Beckett, Chad Billingsley, Ted Lilly, Chris Capuano and Aaron Harang.
Billingsley is coming off a season-ending elbow injury, and Lilly missed the final four months of 2012 with a shoulder injury that ultimately required surgery in September. Both, however, are expected to be pitching in spring training.
The Dodgers also face a 2 p.m. deadline today for signing Korean left-handed Ryu Hyun-Jin, for whom the team paid $24.7 million to negotiate. It's not clear if the Dodgers view the right-handed Greinke as an alternative to Ryu, or if the team intends to sign both pitchers. If Ryu doesn't sign with the Dodgers, his rights return to his Korean team, the Hanwha Eagles.
This much is known: Greinke offers an immediate boost as the Dodgers hope to dethrone the pitching-rich San Francisco Giants, who won the National League West en route to their second World Series in three years in October.
And the suddenly-rich Dodgers are getting richer. The Dodgers' 2013 payroll was $198.3 million before Greinke. No team has exceeded $200 million in yearly payroll. Baseball penalizes teams that spend more than $178 million – regardless of who's on the 25-man roster – with a luxury tax of $17.5 percent above the $178 million figure.


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Abstract: Learning organizations' enable companies to remove hierarchical levels and to introduce a flatter organizational structure, which can lead to reduced costs and increased productivity. A recent Danish study has proved coherence between a flat, integrative organizational structure and an increased productivity. This enables a kind of management in which the managerial form is not as direct as it is in more traditional structured companies. Value-based management is advanced as a possible answer to the question of which managerial form that is appropriate for these kind of companies. In the article, value-based management is described as well as the underlying factors that are affected by such a managerial form. Required managerial elements in relation to value-based management are advanced. Examples from Hewlett-Packard are used to illustrate both the use of value-based management in practice and the underlying factors. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8077
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Abstract: Abstract: This paper investigates the theoretical backgrounds of the "cluster" and proposes a framework aiming at drawing the contour of cluster theory. The profundity of the notion of 'clusters' is arguably conditional on the coherence of four fundamental issues associated with the concept: 1) the economic and social benefits that may accrue to firms when clustering or co-locating (the existence argument); 2) the diseconomies encountered when clustering exceeds certain geographical and sectoral thresholds (the extension argument); 3) the advantages obtained by exploiting intra-cluster synergies rather engaging in external interaction (the exchange argument); and, finally, 4) the possible erosion of economies and onset of diseconomies over the lifecycle of the cluster (the exhaustion argument). Each of these four issues is examined in terms of three relevant major theoretical frameworks that can be brought to bear on the cluster concept. The paper considers approaches based on the idea of externalities (illustrated by the Marshall's work on 'Industrial district'); on competitiveness issue (illustrated by Michael Porter's theory of cluster growth); on a territorial perspective (illustrated by the GREMI approach). The analysis acknowledges the general shift in explanatory emphasis from considerations of static cost efficiency towards more dynamic interpretations that highlight the creation and use of knowledge as their pivotal theoretical element. By placing these changes within a common conceptual framework the paper shows how different theoretical solutions provide distinct points of departure for subsequent policy recommendations. Three distinctive groups of solutions are identified focussing respectively on local spillovers, on competitiveness and on the region and its development. The paper concludes by identifying areas of particular ambiguity where further theoretical work is most urgently needed. Key words: Cluster, cluster theory, industrial district, innovative milieu, regional policy JEL Codes: L22, R10, R58 URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7211
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Abstract: We originally investigate the comparative usefulness of patent data as a source of investor information depending on the market cycle (bull/bear market). Based on comprehensive data for firms listed on German exchanges between 1997 and 2002, we demonstrate that patent data contain complementary explanatory power to accounting data irrespective of the standard used to prepare the financial statement (German GAAP, IAS and US GAAP). Moreover, we provide original evidence that only patent data are able to provide plausible investor information in both bull-market and bear-market periods, whereas accounting information overvalues intangible assets in bull markets and undervalues them in bears. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7886
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Congressman Steve Cohen (TN) has introduced H.Con.Res. 240, a resolution designating the fourth week of April as National Streetscaping Week. The measure recognizes the benefits of streetscaping to homes, businesses, and communities across the country. ASLA worked with Rep. Cohen on crafting this legislation that highlights the myriad of benefits of streetscaping, including: creating local green jobs; helping reduce energy costs for consumers; managing stormwater; reducing air pollution by sequestering harmful carbon emissions, creating safer streets and neighborhoods through traffic calming designs, and a host of other benefits.
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Alabama coach Nick Saban believes SEC should expand to 9-game league schedule
DESTIN, Fla. – Alabama coach Nick Saban has a strong — and seemingly solitary — stance on the Southeastern Conference potentially moving to a nine-game league schedule.
Saban says he would like to see the SEC expand from eight to nine games, an opinion that surely will draw debate and dissent during the league's annual spring meetings this week.
Saban is the only SEC coach to publicly call for increasing the number of league games. SEC presidents and chancellors could vote on the topic Friday.
Saban says he's "absolutely in the minority, but everybody has their reasons."
Having won three of the last four Bowl Championship Series national title games, Saban admits he should be against changing the current model.
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My light-wind kites are 2011 Crossbow 16 and Flysurfer Speed3 21 or Psycho4 19, depending how I'm feeling. I've demoed the Naish Fly for a session too...
Rider weight is Clydesdale class
Started out on my Flydoor XL but was easily going upwind, so then switched to the Flyradical L - also went upwind just fine.
Wind was reported by the wind station as 7 to 10 knots, gusts to 16 but I call BS on that - felt more like a solid 15 knots, with brief lulls to 10 MAYBE... steady winter wind from the north with small whitecaps on a the lake... FWIW
The construction is kind of like Slingshot RPMs - kite is light but well made with Dacron (Kevlar?) strips on the bends in the LE, reinforced areas in the TE... looks solid.
If you're flown a Fly, it handles similar - responsive, good pull in turns, builds apparent wind well and is just bloody good fun to huck around... turns like a 13 meter (Crossbow) but pulls better in a loop.
Upwind is better than the Fly (I thought it pulled downwind a lot and needed a lot of leg work to get upwind) or maybe it's just easier to get upwind out of the kite; on a par with the Crossbows.
Not an aggressive vertical pull on jumps but great float and hang time! Better than the XB to jump with...
Bar pressure is about the same as the Crossbow too. I'd call it medium for sheeting, light-med for turning. Consider the Speed3 light for sheeting, light-med for turning...
Things I particularly noticed...
Looping it and sending it loaded, fast across the window was just fun... do that with the XB and the LE might buckle. The FSers would take off like a rocket and you'd be fighting to edge against it and get control...
Setting up for a jump - I missed the lips of some 'kickers' cos the kite is quick; I had to pop before the wave arrived
Sheeting right out would have the XBs fluttering and falling. The Flite doesn't do that. In fact, the canopy never fluttered - guess the Venturi system works!
The bag is nice and big; chunky plastic zipper (no more salt seizure?); mesh windows on both sides; back-straps can be unbuckled and tucked away; 'hidden' zipped pocket/layer on the inside of the lid; and a long zipped pocket for the bar.
Old school valves yikes, give me Swift or Max-Flow please!!! I might buy an electric pump...
I prefer the pretty collars Cabrinha uses for the one-pump LE-to-struts...
Need an external pump attachment system on the bag - I like the Epic bungy cords.
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Stir well and strain into cocktail glass. Squeeze lemon peel on top.
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Right well, Vorpal Sword at ready, I tried this apparently Lewis Carrol inspired cocktail a couple ways. First using the cocktaildb suggested Caperitif substitution Lillet Blanc:
1 Dash Fee's Orange; 1 Dash Regan's Orange; 1 Dash Angostura; 1 oz Beefeater Gin; 1 oz Bodega Dios Baco Fino Sherry; 1 oz Lillet Blanc; Stir, Strain, Orange Peel.
Nope, no thank you. Next:
1 Dash Fee's Orange; 1 Dash Regan's Orange; 1 oz Broker's Gin; 1 oz Bodega Dios Baco Fino Sherry; 1 oz sadly ancient, tired, and nearly empty Cocchi Americano; Stir, Strain, Orange Peel.
I don't know if I'd go so far as to say, "O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!" but, much better, anyway. Dammit! Anyone made any progress on a Kina Lillet replica?
I'm thinking some portion of: quinine tincture, cinnamon tincture, orange tincture, brandy, and muscat cannelli for the wine base. It's probably not that simple, but that, at least, is a start.
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You might think the subject of untreated hearing loss might be a bit off the beaten path where a trucking blog is concerned, but this topic is actually very personal since I suffer from this condition and am in the process of getting hearing aids (more on that later).
The issue of hearing loss where trucking is concerned, though, is pretty straightforward: a good portion of a truck operator's daily life revolves around the ability to hear things correctly, be they turn-by-turn navigational instructions, sirens from police or emergency vehicles, and voice communication via radio, cell phones, or whatever with dispatchers, fellow drivers, and the like.
Damaged hearing, then, creates extra obstacles for any worker – much less truck drivers – trying to complete any number of daily tasks.
And this problem is more widespread than many may thing. According to a poll of 1,500 U.S. full-time workers by EPIC Hearing Healthcare (EPIC), some 30% suspect they have hearing loss, yet haven't sought treatment for it.
Of those 30%, almost all of them – a whopping 95% – say it impacts them on the job, RPIC found.
On top of that, less than one-fourth of employees have had their hearing checked in the past two years, the company's survey revealed, the firm reported.
Brad Volkmer, EPIC's president and CEO, said this poll uncovered a wide range of ways employees believe their untreated hearing loss is affecting them, from having to ask people to repeat what they said (61%) to misunderstanding what is being said (42%) to even pretending to hear when they cannot (40%).
"Untreated hearing loss is hurting more than employee productivity," he explained. "The strain from poor hearing also damages employee health and well-being by causing anxiety and stress, even contributing to depression."
There's an economic impact to hearing loss as well, with the Better Hearing Institute reporting that individuals lose approximately $1,000 in annual household income for every 10% increase in hearing loss.
Thus, more widespread use of hearing aids should correct this issue, right? Well that's not so simple, as I can attest.
The National Institutes of Health, for example, noted recently that hearing aids cost on average about $1,500, but can be as high as $3,000 to $5,000 per device (and you need two of the suckers to hear properly).
According to EPIC's research, many employees (28%) are under the false impression that hearing aids are covered under most medical plans or by Obamacare (18%), and many more (42%) admit they just don't know. While supplemental hearing insurance can help cover the cost of hearing aids, only 15% of employees are offered the benefit.
Thus fixing hearing loss is certainly not a cheap proposition. I for one put off dealing with hearing aids simply because I didn't have $6,000 just laying around for purchasing a set of hearing aids (not to mention that paying college tuition for my first of three kids is going to become reality in 24 months or so.)
There also remains a certain stigma to wearing hearing aids, too. The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communications Disorders, for example, conducted a recent poll and found only one out of five people who could benefit from a hearing aid actually wear one.
"Some employees are worried that wearing hearing aids will make them look older or that they will be viewed as less capable," said EPIC's Volkmer.
Something to be considered as more and more American workers – including yours truly – deal with the fallout from hearing loss.


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You probably heard about President Barack Obama's recent appearance at Knox, but he isn't the only sitting U.S. president to ever set foot on campus. Did you know that President Benjamin Harrison was here in 1890 to lay the cornerstone for Alumni Hall?
At least, he laid one of its three cornerstones. What we know today as Alumni Hall originally was three separate buildings. Each got a cornerstone and a cornerstone-laying ceremony. Alumni Hall actually is just the middle part of the structure.
The west wing is Adelphi, and the east wing is Gnothautii — both names of men's literary societies on campus. The societies helped pay for the construction of what we now call Alumni Hall. The three parts of the building (Adelphi, Alumni Hall, and Gnothautii) were completely separate, and you couldn't get from one to the other unless you stepped outside.
Of the three cornerstone-laying ceremonies, the most well-known, and probably the most popular, involved Harrison. He already was in town for a military reunion with men from the brigade he'd commanded in the Civil War, so it was easy for him to stop by Knox, too. While in Galesburg, he also met up with his Phi Delta Theta fraternity brothers from Knox and Lombard colleges — the Delta and Zeta chapters — and told them that a person's college days "are the days that affect the whole future."
Harrison laid the Alumni Hall cornerstone on October 8, 1890, and a tremendous group of veterans, Knox students and faculty, Galesburg residents, and other folks showed up. In all, the crowd numbered about 10,000!


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Western Spirit Enrichment Center has been assisting and guiding thousands of people from around the world on their spiritual journey since 2001. We have a proven record of providing positive transformation and life-changing results for our retreat guests. Because we are an IRS-approved 501(c)3 non-profit organization (non-religious and non-denominational), we are able to offer you the lowest spiritual healing retreats rates and the best value for your money in the Sedona area, sometimes less than half of what most other retreat centers charge. Our rates are simple and direct: $1,795 per individual or $2,195 per couple for the weeklong retreat or $1,795 per couple for the weekend couples' retreat. We are also the only Arizona retreats facility that offers our guests an all-inclusive package for one low rate. Western Spirit's week-long retreats include your comfortable lodging in a Sedona inn (with breakfast), all the empowering and life-changing workshop sessions, guided meditations, a spa massage, a session with a Native American healer, and exciting outdoor activities in beautiful Sedona and the awesome Grand Canyon. Numerous wonderful restaurants are available for you to choose and enjoy lunch and dinner on your own. We are not a "concierge service" that sends you scurrying from one unknown healer to another during the week. We handle everything for you and relieve you of the stress, worry and planning of your Sedona spiritual retreat, so you can focus solely on your purpose of being here on retreat – resolving challenges and issues you are currently facing, finding forgiveness and healing, discovering your natural state of self-awareness, joy and peace, and living a life of gratitude and abundance.
A spiritual retreat is a term for a peaceful time taken in a place of privacy and safety for meditation, study, personal growth and inner reflection. It is a time for loving and nurturing yourself, for forgiveness and healing, for learning of your true purpose in life, for discovering answers to your current challenges and issues, and for choosing love over fear. At Western Spirit, whether it is a personal retreat, a meditation retreats, a women's spiritual retreat, a marriage retreats, a couples retreats, or an executive retreat, you will have the opportunity to do all of these things.
Through our special balance of enriching Workshops and exciting, laughter-filled Outdoor Adventures, plus time for Rest and Self-Reflection, you will be guided along paths of self-discovery, growth and healing, regardless of your faith, religious background, spiritual practices or chosen lifestyle. We take care of the week's agenda for your Sedona spiritual retreat, giving you the much-deserved time and space away from the stresses of everyday life so that you can focus on the true purpose of your retreat — self-discovery, personal healing, releasing habitual patterns and old trauma, uncovering your intuitive nature, finding your own answers within, and learning to live a life of love, joy, peace, gratitude and abundance. Our healing retreats are a venue for personal change and growth, for quiet meditation, for listening to the wisdom of your heart, for becoming a conscious creator, for finding clarity to see current challenges and issues in a more loving way, and for making a positive and permanent shift in your life. Basically, meditation retreats can change your life completely. NOTE: This is a spiritual retreat; our facilitators are not mental health counselors or certified therapists.
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Located in magical Sedona, Arizona, Western Spirit Enrichment Center is a small, holistic personal growth, mind, body, spiritual retreat organization.
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We welcome and value everyone from all different spiritual paths and individual walks of life.
Western Spirit is a non-religious and non-denominational spiritual (mind, body, spirit) retreat center. Since 2001, we have been offering a safe and welcoming place where you will be loved and accepted completely for who you are. You will be guided along a personal path of self-discovery, growth and healing, regardless of your faith or religious background.
We have had retreat guests visit us from all over the world and from most faith and religious backgrounds, including Christians, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Mormons, agnostics, and atheists. Our Sedona spiritual retreat workshops are applicable and effective because they are non-religious and have less to do with the outer world and more to do with the inner "Spirit" of each person. We operate on the universal principle that Spirit (God) is love, all humankind is connected, and we all have our own answers within, regardless of our upbringing, faith, religious background, or current belief system. You are welcome and cherished for your unique gifts.
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You are invited to learn, heal, and grow, during a week of discovering the awesome inner Spirit of YOU and exploring the beauty of Sedona, Arizona.
You will learn ways to enrich, empower and transform your life, and reach a higher level of spiritual consciousness. Western Spirit's spiritual retreats are based on the fundamental truth that each of us has the answers within and we are all traveling on our own individual and unique spiritual journey.
Whether you come alone, as many of our guests do, for a Personal Retreat or Women's Retreat, as a couple for a Couples' Retreat, or in a group on an Executive Retreat, a Western Spirit spiritual retreat can benefit you immensely. You will leave feeling more peaceful, loving, centered, and empowered to choose the "right answer" for yourself. Thousands of our worldwide guests since 2001 have told us that these empowering spiritual retreats have changed their lives and left them with an awakened sense of gratitude and spiritual awareness!
Your 6-Day Spiritual Retreat Includes:
- 6 nights comfortable lodging in a local B&B or inn.
- 6-8 Workshops.
- Outdoor Adventures, including Sedona and Grand Canyon Tours.
- Meeting with a Native American healer.
- Daily guided meditations.
- A spa massage.
Why Choose Western Spirit Sedona Spiritual Retreats?
Unparalleled Experience: Western Spirit has been offering Sedona spiritual retreats worldwide to individuals and couples since 2001. Your guides, Marian and Garrett, have over 30 years of combined experience guiding people on their spiritual journey in Arizona.
Exceptionally Low Rates: As a 501(c)(3) non-profit spiritual organization without the need to profit from your business, we can offer you the lowest retreat rates in the Sedona area. Our rates are simple and direct: $1,795 per individual or $2,195 per couple for the weeklong retreat or $1,795 for the couples' weekend retreat. As a non-profit, we strive to maintain our low rates so anyone in need of our services will choose to attend our retreats. To receive additional information, please click on the "contact us" link above and complete the contact information form or email us at email@example.com.
All-Inclusive Packages: Our retreat experience includes your comfortable local lodging, empowering healing meditations and workshops, and outdoor activities and tours of Sedona and the Grand Canyon. You don't have to worry about researching and finding credible vendors or healers, nor your own lodging. We offer a complete experience, not a "concierge service". Your week is worry-free and allows you to focus on the true purpose of your retreat — reflection, self-discovery, forgiveness, and healing.
Small Groups and Personal Service: Western Spirit takes only a small number of guests at a time. As a result, you receive pampered personalized service, and the time and attention you need to feel comfortable to share your individual journey, issues and challenges in the workshops.
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About Western Spirit
Western Spirit Enrichment Center was founded in 2001 by Marian Carol & Garrett Lowry as a non-profit organization. Western Spirit is a reflection of Marian and Garrett's "spiritual heart center", which they have been intuitively and Divinely guided by Spirit to share with those seeking assistance along their spiritual journey. Western Spirit guides individuals, couples, and groups, on their inner journey of self-discovery, spiritual growth, inner healing and transformation through empowering and life-changing Workshops, exciting Outdoor Adventures, and Spiritual Counseling—in the red-rock beauty and magic of Sedona, Arizona, a location voted and endorsed by many as the most beautiful place in America.
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Marian Carol is a gifted spiritual teacher, counselor, humanist, intuitive healer, visionary and psychic. She teaches individuals and couples how to create and attract harmony, peace and love in their lives and relationships by showing us how to open up to Spirit's light and love. She is featured in the book The Top 101 Experts Who Help Us Improve Our Lives. Marian also offers Spiritual Counseling.
Garrett Lowry is a passionate and experienced outdoorsman, adventurer, and cowboy, as well as a businessman and retired U.S. Army officer. He has been an outdoor guide in Arizona for almost 30 years with a broad knowledge of the rich history of the "old west" and Native American culture. He knows the state exceptionally well, including the most beautiful and remote spots and the best vendors with whom to work.
Marian and her husband Garrett, your hosts and guides, bring to their retreat guests almost 40 years of combined research and study into higher consciousness, the perfecting of spiritual harmony, and the law of attraction and manifesting. Their personal journey and extensive experience providing spiritual guidance and healing to thousands has given them invaluable insight and intuitive ability in guiding countless truth seekers from all over the world on their spiritual journey of inner growth and positive transformation to gain a newfound sense of deep gratitude and profound spiritual awareness! Together, Marian and Garrett host and facilitate the Retreat Workshops, Outdoor Adventures, and Corporate Events.
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Darling Mother Dearest
We know the type. The Mother, The Magdelene, She Who Nurtures, and she is the singular woman who defines who we are, who we become, and what we're going to do with the world around us. Developmental theory often refers to her as the Female Rolemodel. In Fairytales, her title might be Step-Mother, or Queen, or any number of other things. But in the end, she is that one discerning force that brings us out into the world.
Now, this is where we draw the line. There are many types of Mothers. Good ones, bad ones, evil ones, abusive ones, caring ones, obtuse ones, demanding ones, mothers run the whole spectrum, because they are, in fact, people. And no matter what your experience with them, or lack thereof, they still define parts of you to this day. Often, it isn't until we grow up and get our own jobs and move on, that we realise our mothers, good bad or missing, are part of what motivates us in the world.
Three very good examples of mothers include Mother Gothel from Tangled, Eudora, Tiana's mother from Princess and the Frog, and finally, one we all know very, very well, Wendy from Peter Pan. Now, you may be wondering where Wendy comes into this. Just hold on, and let me get to my point. All of these fine ladies exemplify motherhood one way or another. Each different kinds, each with their own flaws, each with their own strengths. But beneath it all, they're all women, down to the bones of it. Beneath the veil of "Mother" lies a woman, and it is that woman who determines how her children will turn out.
To start with, we'll give you a good example. Eudora, the mother from Princess and the Frog, is a good woman. Married to her husband of many years, she works hard in New Orleans in the 20s. Which, for a woman of color, could NOT have been a good time for her. But she made the best of what she had, and because of that, she raised a resourceful, kind, and determined daughter. Because beneath the Mother, there was a resourceful, kind, and determined woman.
Now, Mother Gothel, as you well know, if you watched the movie for even half of its length, was abusive. Emotionally, and at the end, physically. She constantly belittled Rapunzel under the guise of motherly help. She put her down, and if you watch her most minute actions, all of her affection was aimed towards her daughter's HAIR. The magic, not the girl. No wonder Rapunzel wanted out so desperately! But, if there was anything she did do right, is that she provided for her daughter. Rapunzel never wanted for anything, not food, not a roof, other than entertainment of course. And she encouraged her hobbies, baking and reading and painting. Even the worst mother can have a FEW redeeming qualities, I suppose.
Wendy, however, is a very special case. She actually wasn't really a Mother. Not to begin with anyway. But the boys adopted her, and unwilling, she ended up a mother. This is the important part. She didn't WANT to be a mother to those boys. Peter forced it on her, much the way single mothers are forced to take up both parental roles. However, unlike either of the mothers above, Wendy falls under the pressure. She caves. And in the end, she leaves. This too, has an impact upon her 'children'. The boys once again only have Peter for guidance, and instead of growing up, they languish in Neverland, playing games forever with their child king.
So you see, no matter who she is, absent, missing, there, loving, nurturing, evil, selfish, cold, the mother has a big influence on her children. And before you get into it, fathers do too, but this is about mothers, so hush. Mothers are what teach us how to emotionally handle the world. They prepare us, one way or another, for what we'll find when we leave the nest. Some are good at this duty. Some are terrible. But no matter what, even if you loathe your mother and her actions, there is always something that will bring your mind back to them, something that makes you remember her, absent or not. And that, my friends, is why women become Mothers. That is our immortality.more


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Hannah Helker of Oklahoma Baptist has been named NAIA National Women's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week and teammate Akela Jones has been tabbed as the NAIA National Women's Indoor Field Athlete of the Week, the national office announced Wednesday. Helker and Jones were selected based on their performances from Feb. 11 - 17.
Helker, a sophomore from Edmond, Okla., took top medalist honors in a pair of events at the NCAA Division I Nebraska Tune-Up on Feb. 15. In the 1,000-meters, she defeated 13 other runners, including seven from the NCAA Division I ranks, with a time of 2:52.11. Later in the same day, Helker's time of 9:59.52 topped the 29-person field in the 3,000 meters. Her mark in the 1,000 is currently No. 2 in the NAIA this year and her finish in the 3,000 is No. 3.
Jones, a freshman from Barbados, earns her second-straight weekly honor with her efforts at the Nebraska Tune-Up. She established the Barbados national indoor record in the high jump with a leap of 1.85 meters (6-0 ¾). She also set a school record and now stands No. 1 in the NAIA by more than four inches. Jones also won the long jump with a mark of 5.86 meters (19-2 ¾).
This is the final award for the 2013 season. For the complete Athlete of the Week calendar, click here.
Track Nominees: Jordan Mathes, Carroll (Mont.); Rachel Renken , Friends (Kan.); Adella King, Indiana Tech; Jessica Davis, Texas Wesleyan; Jenna Higgins, Mount Mercy (Iowa); Christi Avery, Warner Pacific (Ore.); Kelsee VanderBaan, Davenport (Mich.); Allie McFayden, Grand View (Iowa); Meagan Governor, Northwest (Wash.); Kortney Ellingboe, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Sarah Neimeir, Missouri Valley; Julie Oosterhouse, Cornerstone (Mich.); Jessa Sughroue, Doane (Neb.); Kate O'Halloran, Oklahoma City; Shelby Garrigus, Central Methodist (Mo.); Jodine Steemers, Eastern Oregon; Karina Coelho, Embry-Riddle (Fla.).
Field Nominees: Kaytlyn Coleman, Lewis-Clark State (Idaho); Kathleen Mulligan, Carroll (Mont.); Jamie Crouse, Concordia (Neb.); Cora Tatum, Indiana Tech; Cassie Keeping, Siena Heights (Mich.); Larissa Wilden, Mount Mercy (Iowa); Tiffanie Nyssen, Warner Pacific (Ore.); Meaghan Foster, William Penn (Iowa); Alex Blehm, Davenport (Mich.); Tessa Gryzen, Davenport (Mich.); Devon Jensen, Grand View (Iowa); Sharayah Kenady, Concordia (Ore.); Emily Smith, Aquinas (Mich.); Michelle Leichleiter, Hastings (Neb.); Christina Guzman, Loyola (La.); Brittney Brisco, Missouri Valley; Shykilia Sheppard, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Briana Vander Woude, Dordt (Iowa); Kate Fulton, Central Methodist (Mo.); Jessica Sosnowski, Eastern Oregon; Tyler Sloan, Baker (Kan.); Katie Thurbon, Baker (Kan.); Reta Woodard, Embry-Riddle (Fla.).
2013 Women's Indoor Track & Field Athletes of the Week (Field, Track)
Week 1: Gabriella Dixson, Concordia (Ore.), Jura Levy, Oklahoma Baptist
Week 2: Reta Woodard, Embry-Riddle (Fla.), Adella King, Indiana Tech
Week 3: Reta Woodard, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); Hillary Holt, College of Idaho
Week 4: Larissa Wilden, Mount Mercy (Iowa); Jura Levy, Oklahoma Baptist
Week 5: Akela Jones, Oklahoma Baptist; Julie Oosterhouse, Cornerstone (Mich.)
Week 6: Akela Jones, Oklahoma Baptist; Hannah Helker, Oklahoma Baptist


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Abu Dhabi`s New Year doubles
The first meeting of 2012 in the UAE produced doubles for jockeys Royston Ffrench and James Doyle, as well as trainer Tony Manuel, on a seven race card at Abu Dhabi.
Doyle and Manuel made the perfect start to the New Year by combining to win the opening two 1400m maidens with Al Waqqad leading in the dying strides to land the opening race before stable companion BH Almozieg scored a more comfortable victory over the same course and distance.
Doyle said: "Obviously that is a great way to start 2012 and I have really had a great experience this far in my first UAE season. I have picked up some really nice spare rides for the likes of Tony Manuel and Mr Selvaratnam`s horses have been running consistently well throughout the season. I have really enjoyed the experience and am just so grateful to everybody for this fantastic opportunity."
The easiest winner of the night was arguably Garbah who turned the concluding 1400m maiden, the only Thoroughbred race on the card, into a procession under Ffrench riding for his main employer, Champion Trainer Ali Rashid Al Raihe.
Runner-up in each of her first three career starts, the four-year-old filly then disappointed at Sharjah but bounced back here in no uncertain terms.
Ffrench said: "We were hopeful of a good run but I did not expect to win like that. She was always travelling like a winner and picked up nicely. I am not sure how good a race it was but she won nicely. We have had a great start to the season and it is nice to open the 2012 account for the whole team."
Ffrench was doubling up having won a 1600m conditions race on Tresor De Faust for trainer Mohd Ramadan.
Ffrench said: "On ratings we knew we had a decent chance even though the horse had failed to win before. He had to battle hard as plenty of us had chances close home and it was nice to come out on top."
Equally as impressive as Garbah was Thakif who made a winning local debut in the 1600m maiden for trainer Majed Al Mahouri.
Harry Bentley was in the saddle and said: "I was never worried and always though I was on the winner. His form in France was very good and hopefully he can go on from here."
The most valuable race of the night, a 2200m handicap, produced the closest finish with the Gill Duffield-trained Takaamul prevailing by the narrowest of margins from Forgehill Cezanne.
Richard Hills rode the winner and said: "It was very very close and nobody knew who had run. I think we would have settled for a dead-heat it was that close but it is great when you get the verdict in such circumstances."
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HOUSTON - A volunteer radio disc jockey was charged with identity theft after police said he stole the identity of dozens of donors.
Radio DJ Michael Whitfiled, 32, is accused of stealing the identity of dozens of KTSU donors. KTSU is a radio station based out of Texas Southern University.
"They found an abundance of identifying information documents," said one of victims. "They found over 200 documents recovered with different victims' identifying information, including names, addresses, telephone numbers, Texas driver licenses and credit card information."
TSU said they know of up to 20 donors whose information was allegedly stolen by Whitfield.
One victim said he saw unknown charges on his bank card several months ago and was later notified by police.
"I decided if I'm going to donate to any place again, it will probably be by check or some other way," said the victim. "I won't give out my information via the telephone anymore."
University officials said Whitfield was never a paid employee. He worked in various roles as a volunteer and had access to donor information that was phoned in or taken by hand.
"We're looking to see what kind of tighter controls we can put in place at KTSU to make sure that absolutely nothing like this ever happens again," said Eva Pickens, a TSU spokeswoman.
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