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Well, usually I'm all for being a responsible fan but since today happens to be my birthday, and I also happen to be sick (still, sigh, so not cool on one's birthday) I'm going to make unreasonable demands of the manga industry. Because the good folks here gave me a blog and by god I'm going to use it to further my own self-interest!
Or is that not what a blog is for? Oh well, I'm sure I'll get it right one of these days…in the meantime, feel free to chime in with your demands wishes for the manga industry.
1. I wish for Drama Queen to publish again! — Well, well, well. I must have been born under a lucky star (as an incredibly off-topic aside: why are so many manga characters born April 1st? Or is that just CLAMP's doing?) My first birthday wish has already been granted! Brigid Alverson confirms the small(er) publisher will resume putting out titles this May here. I'm particularly looking forward to checking out their pg-13 boys' love title The Summit, since I'm a big fan of the author's romance title You're So Cool (the first volume of which will also be released by Yen Press this spring). Welcome back, ladies, and next time don't stay away so long!
2. I wish for Go! Comi to release on schedule! — While I'm very, very fond of this publisher, the (now) completely predictable delays in their publishing schedule is kind of (read: very) annoying as all books seem to come out almost exactly a month after their scheduled release date. This wouldn't be such a big deal except for the fact I currently need my After School Nightmare fix bad (Amazon.com claims volume 7 is due out April 1st the bastards). Otherwise, keep up the good work, Go! Comi! You've earned a generous serving of my devotion by releasing consistently good titles in such pretty, well-done packages.
3. I wish for Tokyopop to release Fruits Basket faster! — Really, Tokyopop, 5 months between Fruits Basket releases? You're killing me. Killing. me. Can't you end the torturous months between volume releases…which I suppose would end the anticipatory glee of waiting for one of the five best shojo manga (according to me!) currently being released in English? Oh wait. Now I've made the wait sound like a good thing…
4. I want Dark Horse to commit! Two volumes of Bride of the Water God published and the third is no where in sight. Eden: It's an Endless World and Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service are described as "underperformers" and, therefore, the publisher may have to discontinue their production in English (eventually. One of these days. Perhaps. Probably. Most likely.) I'm sorry, Dark Horse, but if something wonderful underperforms you should think about selling it better. (For the record, I have no sympathy for people who complain about the higher cost of Dark Horse manga or that they can't find it at the bookstore. Amazon.com people, learn it, live it, love it. Also Barnes and Noble is the devil, don't even expect to find the good shrink-wrapped stuff there.)
5. I want Review Copies! Johanna Draper Carlson has put together a wonderfully practical guide for how mature bloggers should treat / request review copies here. I did try to get 801 Media to send me review copies but I think they realized the audience here may not have been all that interested in my reviewing gay porn for them (I certainly would have enjoyed it though!). The sad part is I have no interest in "Free Stuff" for the sake of free stuff — the otaku in me just thinks it is really cool to have books in hand before their release date. So. Clearly I'm not the right person to send review copies. But this being "unreasonable birthday demand day" I thought I'd mention it anyway. Because reviews copies are cool.
6. I want DMP to publish volume 4 of Flower of Life. I think this one speaks for itself. The title so gosh darned good and it seems a crime against the English manga world to deny us the conclusion of Yoshinaga's high school slice-of-life hilarity.
Well, enough of my selfishness — I've got birthday cake to eat and a birthday nap waiting for me (clearly I live life on the edge). See all next week for more traditional programming!
Hey guys who print Manga,
It's lapsed manga reader Pedro. I haven't read you guys since Nausicaa and Gunsmith Cats but I accidentally picked up BECK when it was 4 for 10 at my local. It led me to want to pick up the other 6 books that were out in America.
I then hit a dead spot. No new trades of Beck until like whenever, and there were like 31 books with the schedule of 5 -6 a year? So I got to wait 3 more years to finish a series that in all honesty I could find translate on the net?
It's to the point, I don't even want to read manga if it's not all printed out and ready to buy. Slam Dunk is killing me right now.
About DH…
Yeah, that killed me too. I love the samurai stuff! What happened to Satsuma Getchiden (sp?)???
Heh. I share the same wishes. I remember when TOKYOPOP put out a new Fruits Basket volume each month over a summer, and now they're 4 or so months apart (19 was in March, 20 is July, and 21 is November). It seems silly when the series is /done/ in Japan.
I'll add one of my own:
7. I want Yotsuba& 6! And so do lots of other people!
The rest of my wishes are all license oriented, and I think you already had that column a few weekes ago.
Happy Birthday!
And more or less, word on the DH thoughts. Its also worth pointing out that you can order these books at the bookstores themselves. I've gotten about three or four volumes of Eden from Borders by placing in store orders for them.
I do wish that DH could figure out how to get KCDS and Eden into the public eye better. I dig both series and I'd hate to see them go byebye.
Happy Birthday, Danielle!
2. Agreed. I've been waiting nearly two months for the last volume of Train+Train from Go! Comi
3. Oh hells yeah. I know they're trying to milk it for all its worth, but it is extremely frustrating to have to wait so long between volumes. I was so desperate at one point I almost considered ordering the Australian imports, which were up to volume 19 at the time while we were stalled on volume 13 or 14. IWE just finally got volume 19 and I have poured over it many, many times since I bought it.
4. Agreed, again. I've been loving Shaman Warrior, but so far volumes 7+ have yet to be solicited. And just when I was starting to get over the 3×3 Eyes fiasco…
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Regarding Fruits Basket, I imagine Tokyopop are panicking. It sells 10 times better than anything else they have, and in 4 volumes it will be over. Several people are suggesting that once TP loses Fruits Basket sales, they may go under. No wonder they're stretching it out…
You might very well be right, Sean, but if that IS the case, then why didn't they think to stretch out the releases many volumes ago? Why did it take them almost TWO years before they figured out that perhaps they should stretch out the release if they were going to be in trouble once they ran out of releases?
Taking that one step further, they also seem to have done a pretty poor job with repackaging the volumes they already released.
The Ultimate Collections was a great idea in principle, but in execution…not so much.
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hi folks, I was too ill last night to respond to your great comments,
First thanks for the birthday wishes!!! I was too sick yesterday to eat cake but my boyfriend greeted me today with "Happy Birthday" so it looks as though I'll be stretching out the b-day celebration aaaaaalll week.
Just like Tokyopop is drawing out Fruits Baskets. Anyway….
Tokyopop must have other steady sellers that can support them — while FB is their bestseller nowadays (is that really correct?) they still have a few important titles left running….and sadly, I'm too tired this morning to remember what they are (obviously they need another FB and will probably never have it again. They should really reconsider reprinting Sailor Moon but mabe the days of Sailor Moon selling well are past us?)
I meant "is FB their ONLY bestseller nowadays"? (sigh)
"You might very well be right, Sean, but if that IS the case, then why didn't they think to stretch out the releases many volumes ago? Why did it take them almost TWO years before they figured out that perhaps they should stretch out the release if they were going to be in trouble once they ran out of releases?"
In 2004/2005, Tokyopop had a better share of the market than they do now, and they probably expected that they would be able to get more high-profile licenses when Furuba was over. That hasn't really happened; I can't think of another license they have that's still ongoing and brings that level of sales or interest. Also, the series didn't end in Japan until 2007, so they didn't know what their ending point would be. In retrospect they would have done better to put it on a steady 3-month schedule and keep it there, but that's with the benefit of hindsight, and I can't blame them for not being psychic.
In the case of Sailor Moon, they may not have the option of reprinting it; the TV show isn't currently licensed in the US because the rights-holders don't want it to be, and that may be the case with the manga as well (or the rights may have expired). It would certainly do better if the TV show were available to bring in new fans.
Happy (belated) birthday, Danielle! Expect to begin receiving review copies from Yen in the near future.
Although it doesn't seem your mailing address for review copies appears to be posted on the site. If you could forward that along, it would greatly facilitate the process.
Well, seek and they shall appear!
I'd be delighted to review Yen Press manga — you can contact me at oldviolin7 at aol dot com (I might try to track down your email as well to forward that information along).
My email & address information have been sent to the main yen press email (yenpress at hbgusa dot com). Hope that will be okay!
At the moment, I only wish Viz would finish Even a Monkey can draw Manga. I'm not asking for much!
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Very astute schedule-reading, Danielle! Our books have been running exactly a month late ever since last fall. This was an unintended side-effect of ramping up to 4 releases a month.
I assure you, the staff has been beating their brains out to get us caught up on our schedule, and we will be back on track beginning in June. As for "After School Nightmare" #7, it just shipped to the distributor, and should start hitting the bookshelves shortly.
Speaking of ASN, we had dinner with Setona Mizushiro last week. Look forward to a full report, including pictures, on our website blog in the next few days. (http://www.gocomi.com/index.php?module=blog)
PS: Please, never NEVER believe a release date you see on Amazon! As near as I can tell, they pull these dates out of thin air.
We never give specific release dates. This is because we have zero control over the shipping process once the books leave the printer. They must go to the distributor, then to the distributor's shipping centers, then to the wholesalers and big chains' distribution centers, then the wholesalers and chains must get them to the individual stores…hopefully you get the idea. Day-and-date releases are only possible with powerhouses like Harry Potter.
If you check our website, you'll see the release date for ASN7 is simply "April." And it WILL be on shelves before the end of the month.
PSS: Email me your address and we'll put you on the comp list.
hi David!
Thanks for dropping by to explain the publishing schedule — I'm a big fan of the company and your titles (ASN is without a doubt one my top titles being published in English so I can't wait to read the blog update on your dinner with the mangaka), so of course, I just like to get my hands on them as soon as possible (I'm also in some strange midwestern pocket where Diamond sometimes ships your books late to my comic book store *sigh*).
Not sure where to email you directly but I'll send my information to sales at gocomi dot com (hope that will be okay). My email is oldviolin7 at aol dot com if that helps.
I'd be very excited to review Go! Comi manga for the site (you all have a lot of interesting new titles coming out this Spring & Summer)
Concerning point #4, I'm not sure that Darkhorse CAN sell books like Eden or Kurosaki better than they already are. They just don't seem to have the ability to consistently put their products on bookstore shelves like Del Rey or Viz do, and that pretty much limits them to the direct market. They're disorganized enough as is and their financial problems at the beginning of the "Manga boom" certainly didn't help matters.
hi Huff,
Well, even though intellectually I know you are right, I just think of Dark Horse as a "big" name company (certainly Diamond treats them as such even if the bookstore market doesn't) and I'm frustrated that they sometimes talk as if they are "hurting" for funds (I don't believe they are and I don't think the are losing money on Eden or Kurosagi…they probably just aren't making enough it according to *their* standards of how those books "should" sell. I think they should probably readjust their expectations, to be honest, rather than simply discontinue their manga projects …I don't really trust them as a publisher due to that and it makes me NOT want to pick up new projects from them (It looks as though Eden, Kurosagi & Bride of the Water God may be it for me when it comes to Dark Horse manga because of that).
My demand is for all of Osamu Tezuka's manga to be translated and published in English. Sure, that's unlikely, but can we at least get Princess Knight, New Treasure Island, The Three-Eyed One, and any other good stuff that I can't think of right now? And while we're at it, how about anything and everything by Kazuo Umezu, Hideshi Hino, Go Nagai, Moto Hagio, and all the other Magnificent 49ers? That would be good, kthx.
"they probably just aren't making enough it according to *their* standards of how those books "should†sell. I think they should probably readjust their expectations, to be honest, rather than simply discontinue their manga projects"
I think it's a little unrealistic to expect a company to do something like this. I mean I'd love for them to just publish a title regardless of how little it sells, but that unfortunately isn't how buisness works.
"I just think of Dark Horse as a "big†name company (certainly Diamond treats them as such even if the bookstore market doesn't) "
I don't think being one of the top four DM publishers really amounts to all that much, especially when you consider how wide the gap is between the "big two" and everyone else. The fact that they've had trouble keeping things that were being turned into films in print suggests that they've still got a long way to go.
But it is frustrating to see the company that first introduced me to manga years ago continue to have difficulties. Their editors are definitely some of the most passionate fans I've encountered, and I don't think that something like Eden (whose sales really are quite poor) would still be around if people like Horn weren't so passionate about it.
There's a few manga series that have had incomplete runs in the US for one reason or another. One good series was "Bow Wow Wata" (or "Gau Gau Wata"), which had two or three good volumes before its US publisher went out of business. It was a fun story about a boy learning, reluctantly, to be a veterinarian, who finds out he can talk to animals. Similar in some ways to Viz's "Inubaka Crazy for Dogs," but with plenty of unique elements. I would love to see somebody pick up that series again.
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Jim Carlson days of selling synthetic drugs in Duluth appear to be over for good. Yesterday, he was convicted of 51 felony counts in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis.
THE BACKSTORY: Last Place owner Jim Carlson arrested again, one day after posting bail
But Carlson's precedent-setting conviction is controversial, and his attorney says he'll appeal. Carlson was found guilty not of selling illegal substances per se, but of violating a federal law prohibiting the sale of "analogue" substances designed to mimic illegal ones.
Carlson, 56, estimated his Last Place on Earth store, which was shuttered in July, made $6 million selling synthetic marijuana and stimulants in 2011 alone.
The Duluth News Tribune details what sort of sentence Carlson might be facing when a judge announces it in a few weeks:
The defendants [which included Carlson, his girlfriend, Lava Haugen, and his son, Joseph Gellerman] face a potential maximum penalty of five years in federal prison for conspiracy to commit offenses against the United States; three years for violating the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act; and 20 years for each count of violating the Controlled Substances Act. In addition, Carlson faces a potential maximum penalty of 10 years in prison for each count of engaging in monetary transactions in property derived from a specified unlawful activity.
After the jury announced its verdict, Duluth Mayor Don Ness said he feels a sense of relief his city will no longer have to deal with Carlson and the problems his store presented for the downtown area. But it's unclear whether Carlson's conviction will stick.
Joseph Daly, emeritus professor at Hamline Law School in St. Paul, told the Star Tribune the federal "analogue" law is vague and could lead to a successful appeal.
"I think the defense may have a good argument," he said.
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|Catalog of an exhibition organized by the National Gallery of Art, Washington, in association with the Musée des impressionnismes, Giverny, held at the Musée des impressionnismes, July 27-Oct. 31, 2012, and at the National Gallery, Jan. 27-May 26, 2013.
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|editors, Margaret Morgan Grasselli, Andrew Robison ; introduction, Richard R. Brettell ; essays, Victor Carlson, Elizabeth Easton, Marina Ferretti Bocquillon, Margaret Morgan Grasselli.
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This problem is much more pronounced in landscape mode since the Android keyboard takes up so much of the screen.
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I can say this have been a known issue for quite a while.
The major problem we are having with forms or Android is Scroller and auto adjustment of window scroll can't live in harmony. It's kind of one or another at the moment.
It took lots of works to have forms on iOS behave beautifully as they are right now, and it's my mission to achieve the same on Androids.Sencha Touch Lead Architect
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This has been partially resolved in 1.0.1. Please let me know if it does improve.Sencha Touch Lead Architect
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In my app, on androids, the screen jumps up and down on each keyup event when typing in a text field that has an ext.util.scroller on the surrounding panels.
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By Friday afternoon, when most teachers are looking forward to the weekend, I am already gearing up to spend most of Saturday preparing my Sunday homily. My Sundays are spent celebrating Mass at the parish run by my religious order in Brooklyn, or at a nearby church where I often help out. By Sunday night I am often bone tired and collapse just as I start picking through the newspapers.
Despite those challenges, I wouldn't change a thing. To live and work in a community of priests and brothers who are firmly committed to pastoral ministry in the spirit of Vatican II, and also to teach in an outstanding Catholic high school, means I am living the vocation to which I have always felt called. I consider myself richly blessed.
When I first contemplated a religious vocation, it was largely because of the fine example of several of my priest-teachers in high school. I entered the diocesan seminary after college, but I realized that, given the shortage of priests in ministry, the possibility of being able to teach full-time as a priest was becoming more and more unlikely. I left the seminary shortly before ordination and found a teaching position in a Catholic school. Then I began my long quest to combine my desire to teach with my call to priesthood. Through a series of twists and turns (where, in hindsight, I can clearly see the hand of God), I found my way to the Brooklyn Oratory of St. Philip Neri. Here was a religious community that would allow me to live out...
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con <- dbConnect(sqldrv, dbname = "/path/to/db.sqlite",loadable.extensions = TRUE)
spatialitestatus <- dbGetQuery(con, "SELECT load_extension('libspatialite.dylib')")
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In my case, spatialite was built from source using Homebrew, as is the version of sqlite that I would normally use. In the libspatialite homebrew definition, it says it depends on sqlite > 3.7.3. My homebrewed version of sqlite is 3.7.17
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Curious about the newer model? Check out the 2016 FIAT 500
By Jason Allan
KBB Expert Rating: 7.2
Do you like sipping espressos at sidewalk cafés while chatting above the erratic screams of passing motor scooters? If you answered yes, oui or si, Fiat has a car for you and is bringing it to the States. The Italian automaker is returning to the U.S. after a 27-year absence – a move facilitated by its new relationship with Chrysler – this time as the small-car brand under the Chrysler umbrella. On one hand, it's easy to call the 2012 Fiat 500 an Italian Mini Cooper: They're both small cars with big personalities, they both have storied pasts dating back to the late 1950s and neither has been a true player in the U.S. market until their most recent incarnations. But take a quick spin in each, and a peek at their window stickers, and you'll see just how different they are.
Combining European style and heritage with a starting price of $16,000, the 2012 Fiat 500 bridges the gap between the sportier, pricier Mini Cooper and the more pedestrian Toyota Yaris. If you like the big personality of the Mini Cooper but would gladly sacrifice some performance for a more comfortable highway ride and a lower price, you'll find the Fiat 500 worth a look.
If you're not smitten by the style of the 2012 Fiat 500, you can get more car for your money in something like a 2012 Honda Fit, 2012 Ford Fiesta or 2012 Mazda2, all of which offer more doors, more room and more standard power.
Available in coupe, cabriolet or high-performance Abarth form, the Fiat 500 is more affordable than a Mini Cooper and more gregarious than a Toyota Yaris. Simply put, the 2012 Fiat 500 offers a new mix of economy and style.
Whereas the Mini Cooper is an undersized action hero - as in The Italian Job – the Fiat 500 is more likely to land a part in a festival-favorite romantic...
... comedy. The Fiat is definitely fun, just not in a sideways, airborne, car-chase kind of way. But never to be outdone by its closest rival, the Fiat 500 series offers a new performance-tuned, 160-horsepower Abarth edition, which plans to give the sporty Mini Cooper S a run for its money. A big part of the appeal is in how the coupe and cabriolet models combine the advantages of a tiny car with comfortable accommodations and a relatively smooth highway ride. The steering, brake and shift controls all have a quality feel, and the optional 6-speed automatic surprised us with its responsiveness. In fact, given the car's unhurried nature and the fact that its manual transmission offers one fewer gear and superior fuel economy, the automatic will be the preferred choice for many drivers. The 2012 Fiat 500 is tiny and quirky until you drive it. Then, it's tiny, quirky and respectable.
In a conventional convertible, succumbing to an overwhelming urge to drop the convertible top at highway speeds requires an undesirable trip onto the shoulder. Capable of operation at speeds of up to 60 mph, the 500c's power-retractable soft top welcomes sudden high-speed cravings for sun exposure with open arms.
Plug a USB memory stick into the Fiat 500's glovebox-mounted USB port and the car will upload onto it a variety of trip details including carbon dioxide emissions information. Plug the memory stick into your computer and you'll get personalized tips on how to improve your driving efficiency. In the long run it will prove more novel than useful to most drivers, but it's a cool idea nonetheless.
The 500 is roomier up front than you might expect, and just as tight in back as it looks. If you plan on transporting more than two adults on a regular basis, we'd point you toward one of the 500's 4-door competitors. The interior style lives up to the promise of the quirky but fashionable exterior, and we found the materials, build quality and seat comfort impressive for a car with a $16,000 starting price. As the athlete of the group, the 2012 Fiat 500 Abarth offers a pair of aggressively bolstered front seats, exclusive red seam stitching and a thick-rimmed, flat-bottom steering wheel. The optional Bose audio system sounds just okay – better than the base system, presumably – and we couldn't navigate via artist or song title while using the USB interface, so we just skipped to the next song.
The 2012 Fiat 500 is a modern interpretation of the tiny, rear-engine original that first went on sale in Europe in 1957. While the new model is almost two feet longer than the original, it's still seven inches shorter than today's Mini Cooper. Additionally, the iconic sloping rear end is a big part of the 500's personality, but it doesn't do much for rear headroom. The 2012 Fiat 500 is available in four distinct trim levels – Pop, Sport, Lounge and Gucci, with the 500c convertible offering all but the sport trim. Each model grade is easily distinguishable by unique wheels and fascias, though the Abarth edition is likely to attract the most attention on account of its raucous exhaust note and optional high-contrast accents.
The 2012 Fiat 500 and 500c Pop include a leather-wrapped steering wheel, 15-inch covered steel wheels, a 5-speed manual transmission, Bluetooth, and a 6-speaker audio system with a USB port for portable music players. The range-topping Abarth variant includes a Bose premium audio system, 16-inch alloy wheels, Abarth-tuned suspension, and a leather-wrapped dashboard. Standard safety features include seven airbags, hill-start assist to help prevent vehicle rollback on steep inclines and seemingly all the other advancements we're seeing on new cars in this price range and beyond.
Whether you opt for a coupe or convertible, a fully loaded 2012 Fiat 500 Lounge includes a 6-speed automatic transmission, leather seats, heated front seats, power sunroof, rear parking sensors, dash-mounted TomTom portable navigation system, Bose audio system and auto climate control. The 2012 Fiat 500 Sport is differentiated by a sport-tuned suspension, 16-inch wheels and a variety of aesthetic touches including red brake calipers and a subtle rear spoiler. The mighty Abarth offers larger 17-inch wheels, 2-tone leather-trimmed seats and your choice of either white or red body side stripes.
The front-wheel-drive 2012 Fiat 500 is motivated by a small but sophisticated 1.4-liter 4-cylinder engine that pumps out 101 horsepower, while the Abarth slaps a turbocharger onto the standard mill for an additional 59 horsepower. Fiat says regular unleaded is okay for the naturally aspirated version, but recommends 91-octane premium fuel. We like the automatic transmission and its extra gear, but it results in about a 10 percent reduction in fuel economy. Although the 500c cabriolet offers the 6-speed automatic gearbox as standard fare, Abarth models are limited to the 5-speed manual.
1.4-liter inline-4
101 horsepower @ 6,500 rpm
98 lb-ft of torque @ 4,000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 30/38 mpg (manual), 27/34 mpg (automatic), 27/32 mpg (cabriolet)
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EPA city/highway fuel economy: 28/34 mpg
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By Pattypat on Friday, June 3, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 37,000overall rating 5 of 10rating details
Pros: "Good mileage, attractive, easy to find parking"
Cons: "Inferior parts"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 2
"Had to have the clutch replaced TWICE in less than 4 years - dealership confirmed both times it was not a result of anything I did. However, it was not under warranty, as the clutch is a "wear issue". I've driven a standard car for 33 years and NEVER had a clutch replaced before this. I love the looks of the car and I enjoy driving it, but it is apparently not made to last. Several other parts have also worn out prematurely. First dealership was unable to diagnose a non-starting issue and they botched the first clutch replacement. Thankfully I was able to deal with a different dealership thereafter."
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By artist dude on Monday, May 9, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 2,600overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun to drive, tiny terror"
Cons: "it really is a car for one or two people"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"My 2015 Fiat 500 Abarth makes me smile every time I drive it. Get the manual transmission, it's a great match to the power of the engine and amazingly engaging to use. Rear seats are for only very short trips. Cargo space quite good with the rear seats folded down. I'm showing my age, but this car reminds me of all the great little european cars that years ago were available in the U.S. A great ride doesn't have to be about status always."
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By dutchiethegreat on Friday, May 6, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 57,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun car, great on gas"
Cons: "Cost to maintain, availability of parts,"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I've owned and driven Mercedes, BMW's and Volvo, I was on a search to replace my old Volvo C30 and I stumbled across my Fiat while I was looking at a Mini.This car handles amazing, I bought it in a manual this car is loads of fun to drive you can really feel the road and it responds well. The bit of power that you get from the turbo is nice especially in Houston traffic merging and darting and zipping between places is a breeze. Sadly after my old mechanic passed away finding a new mechanic to even to basic maintenance on this car has been a pain in the butt Most people haven't even heard of Fiat be prepared to find your own parts/oil otherwise an average of $80 for an oil change. This car compared to my Volvo which sat lower has a little bit of road noise and you can feel bumps as well but nothing too extreme. Cargo space isn't too bad but you cannot purchase anything too long otherwise it won't fit of course. I am 5'10 and my dad is 6'9 we both fit comfortably in the car with out any issues. Do not buy one of these used as they don't hold their value too well, Great commuter car and great road trip car for a small group."
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By Seminole FSU on Wednesday, April 20, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 33,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun to drive in the city!"
Cons: "You feel every bump! LOL"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I bought my FIAT because living in the city you have a lot of parallel parking, smaller roads and you have to be quick to cut in if you want to get anywhere! With the amount of potholes in DC, I do feel the bump in the car, but I love the interior and my sun roof, it's just such a fun car on the interior and exterior! I have loved owning my FIAT for every second. I have not had any issues with my car (knock on wood) and I love how it speeds up pretty quick and I can whip in and out of anywhere! Highly suggest!! I only have to spend $25 dollars max every 1.5-2 weeks and I drive it for work and all over on the weekends!"
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By Kali on Tuesday, March 22, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 56,444overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "really good on gas, fun to drive"
Cons: "maintenance is a pain"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I've not had any problems with this car mechanically. The cosmetics issues were covered under warranty, so that's been fine as well. I love my little car!"
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By KCLover01 on Friday, January 22, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 360,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Super Fun to Drive, Good Gas Mileage,"
Cons: "N/A"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have had this car for a little over a year now, and I just love it. It runs super smooth and I get great gas mileage (mine is a manual transmission). I just putz around town in mine and it is great for that. This car is definitely a commuter car, nothing more. I have driven it on ice and snow, since the past couple winters have been rough. I have to say this car does very well on ice and snow. My car prior to this one did not have the Bluetooth and the auxiliary jack for the music, so this has been a pleasure to have and I really enjoy it! Has a nice sound system as well. I totally recommend this car to anyone who is looking for a good solid commuter car."
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In the past, BusinessWeek might have considered licensing its brand to a board game. Instead, the McGraw-Hill (NYSE: MHP) pub hopes to bring a little more fun to its website by introducing a new section for its Innovation and Design channel called BusinessWeek Arcadetimed, of course, to promote the channel's special report on gaming trends. The section starts with 20 games from independent publishers. Titles include Audiosurf, which combines racing and users' MP3 libraries, the Clausewitz-inspired military strategy challenge Kriegspiel, and Tumiki Fighters, which lets users blow up their adversaries' planes and then appropriate the 3D detritus for their own flying fighter.
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Resident Evil 6 is due on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in October. It's going to launch alongside a community service called ResidentEvil.net, and has a sweet new multiplayer mode called Agent Hunt in which you can be a monster and invade veteran players' games. If you pre-order you can have an Umbrella umbrella.
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This study investigates the relationship between individual-level support for the 2010 Affordable Care Act and nativism, the perception that a traditional American culture and way of life needs to be protected against foreign influence. The results of an analysis of a 2011 public opinion survey demonstrate that nativism was an independent and significant predictor of opposition to health care reform and that this effect held for both Republicans as well as Democrats, although the relationship is stronger for Republicans. This is substantively important for two reasons. First, it demonstrates that certain sub-groups of the American public evaluate public policy proposals on the basis of their perceived "foreignness." Second, it demonstrates that while nativism is traditionally associated with immigration and other race/ethnic-based policy preferences, it also affects attitudes toward other seemingly race-neutral policies in the United States.
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The potential arrival of a day care center on East 38th Street in Marine Park isn't child's play — it's an unwelcome intrusion on this otherwise quiet block, wary residents said this week.
Neighbor Flo Siringo, 82, is among the unenthusiastic. For over two decades, Siringo has lived in the house adjoining 1658 East 38th Street, where Room to Grow Learning Center is hoping to expand its operation.
"My basic complaint is the noise, the running around, and the traffic stopping right in front of my house," Siringo said. Making matters potentially worse, she added, is that the walls of the home "are paper thin," unbearably magnifying every sound.
The house is currently under contract, and the center has not received the requisite permits from the Fire Department, Department of Buildings, or Department of Health (DOH), an official at the center said.The arrival of such facilities does not typically trigger a public review.
Longtime resident Angela DeLessio wondered how a residential block could be seen as an appropriate location for such a facility. "This is not a block where you have stores or businesses," she said, adding that her neighbors now worry the proposed facility might devalue their homes.
Room to Grow currently operates a facility nearby, on East 33rd Street, serving 10-12 children. An owner of the business said that facility will remain open. "The house isn't ours yet," the owner said. "I think we are going to move ahead, but we can't do that until many things are done first," the person said.
The owner, who wished to remain anonymous, said that numerous attempts have been made to speak to residents of East 38th Street. "I tried to alleviate any concerns," the person said. "I have gone above and beyond."
Because the center is a family-based service — a homes of not more than three to six children in the home of an unrelated family — it is regulated under the New York State Department of Social Services; the DOH has the contract to provide licensing and regulatory services for state regulated programs, and the agency says it regularly monitors such facilities.
If the project moves forward, the adjoining wall to Siringo's home would be insulated to help reduce any noise, the owner vowed. As far as traffic, the owner said that most people who bring their kids to the existing facility do so by walking them, not driving.
Moreover, the owner said, the day care center shouldn't be feared, it should be welcomed. "I think it brings community to a block — these are fellow Marine Park residents using the service."
Block residents see the matter quite differently: So far, over 100 names have been gathered on a petition opposing its arrival.
In a letter to health Commissioner Thomas Farley, State Senator Martin Golden urged the agency to heed residents' concerns before anything is approved. "A day care facility, while an asset in some communities, presents quality of life issues that a quiet residential block is not prepared to encounter," Golden wrote.
City Councilmember Lew Fidler has also heard the hew and cry, and vowed to carefully monitor the facility.
"We are going to make sure that if they do come, they will abide by the strictest of rules," the lawmaker said.
But residents like Miriam Boland don't want to see it get that far. She wants the facility to locate some place else entirely. "I don't see why we need a day care here," she said. "It doesn't make any sense."
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Our colleague Gloria Borger is watching a cliffhanger primary election up in Rhode Island. Tomorrow, there could be big news in the smallest state. Here's her preview. Ed.
It's a gorgeous day here in the Ocean State, and the buzz in the air is that no one yet has any idea who will win this Republican primary. Senator Lincoln Chafee, the most liberal Republican in the Senate, is being challenged by Steve Laffey — a conservative. But get this: the White House, and the entire GOP party establishment, is supporting Chafee. Not because they really like his politics, but because they think he's the guy who can win in this largely Democratic state. In fact, if Chafee loses here today, the national Republicans say they'll throw in the towel, handing a seat that has been occupied by the GOP for the past 30 years to the Democrats.
But they're not giving up easily. At Chafee headquarters today, teams of door-knockers, drivers and assorted other Chafee supporters set out to do what the GOP does best — get out the vote. This primary will hinge on whom gets his voters to the polls because it's kind of quirky in Rhode Island: independents are allowed to vote in the GOP primary. And since Republican officials know that Chafee is waaaayyyy too liberal for most Republicans, they're working to get out the independents to vote for their man.
None of this sits well with the GOP challenger, Steve Laffey. In fact, when we caught up with him this morning as he had an iced-tea, his anger towards the Washington GOP establishment was not exactly hidden. He called the ads that Chafee and the GOP party are running against him "vicious, vicious," and then told the national GOP to "leave the state, go back to Washington, just stay there until November 7" if he wins.
Right now, what will happen is anyone's guess. We'll be following the story as it happens for CBS. This is a real cliffhanger and I'll be following it here in Rhode Island with my colleagues, producers Steve Chaggaris and Ward Sloane.
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Heavy showers dropped varying amounts of rain throughout Henderson County over the weekend, but there were no reports of flooding in the area, a National Weather Service meteorologist said Sunday.
The NWS reported 2.08 inches in Hendersonville, 1.66 inches in Bat Cave and 1.43 inches in Mills River. The National Weather Service issued a flood watch Saturday night as heavy rain moved through northern Henderson County. There were no flood watches or warnings for the county as of 5 p.m. Sunday, and the chance of any significant flooding Sunday night going into this morning was low, said NWS Meteorologist Jeffrey Taylor.
A cold front that came in from the north combined with surface heating to bring heavy rains to the area over the weekend, he said.
Weve had a well-defined low to our north that pushed a cold front over our area, Taylor said. Weve had a lot of deep, moist air ahead of that front so we had the moisture there and quite a
bit of instability from surface heating and that moisture, so those combined with that push from the front as it was moving its way through generated a lot of these showers and storms that weve seen.
The recent rains have helped bring the area officially out of a drought situation, although local officials urged residents to still exercise restraint in their water usage.
The Mills River flow at 5:30 p.m. Sunday read 527 cubic feet per second. The average is 164 cfs.
Things will begin to dry out today, Taylor said, as a broad scale high pressure system moves in from the northwest with dryer air behind it.
The forecast this week calls for sunny skies today and a high near 64. Tuesday will be sunny again and warmer with a high of 69.
It should stay dry through mid-week with our next chance of precipitation happening Thursday morning, about a 30 to 40 percent chance, he said.
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New Road for New Business
It's a road in ocala that leaders hope will pave the way for economic recovery.
South West 67th Avenue Road near the Ocala International Airport is complete.
Local leaders got together Tuesday morning to celebrate.
They unveiled a new sign for the industrial park the road cuts through.
The road cost $3.4 million dollars but officials said it makes 600 acres of land ready for businesses to move in.
"It's great for the community," Mar Mondell, Ocala's Municipal Director told TV20.
"Now we have a business park that we can fully market and promote. We have a destination where companies can arrive. You know, our goal has always been to try to create jobs and I feel that today is sort of our starting point for that," he said.
A hydroponic tomato plant has already agreed to move into the industrial park.
A time capsule full of pictures and other items was buried in front of the sign.
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DD had a weird stomach thing last week. She'd only throw up in the MOTN, from 11:30p-2a. She threw up Fri, Sat, Sun, Tues, and Wed. And she only had watery diarrhea. She stayed hydrated, because she'd drink water all day long, no issue. NEVER had a temp over 98.6 (she's normally around 97.8-98.3).We had her on a VERY bland diet, basically the BRAT diet with some pb&j thrown in because she'd keep it down. One day in there, we tried 2 steamed carrots and she puked all over the dining room table.
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There is an app for public access which uses IE8 on XP that should be left running and never (hopefully) restarted. After client sessions, IE browsing history shall be cleaned.
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Herman Rogers
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Herman Jerome Rogers, 77, born Oct. 10, 1932, a native of Franklin, once a resident of Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes, passed away Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010, at his residence in Irmo, S.C.
He is survived by his wife, Mavis T. Rogers; three sons, David Rogers of Savoy, Texas, Kenny Rogers of Eau Claire, Wis., and Kerry Rogers of Pineville; three daughters, Paula Edens of Crowley, Robin Richard of Bayou Vista, and Diana Gonzalez of Ballentine, S.C.; two brothers, Reynold Rogers of Gibson and Junius Rogers of Houma; two sisters, Elise Rogers and husband, Clifford Broussard, of Franklin, and Phyllis Rogers Dumesnil of Broussard, formerly of Franklin; 12 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Altia J. Rogers and Celestine Naquin Rogers; and four brothers, Byron, Raymond, James and Bertrand Rogers.
He attended Hanson School in Franklin. He entered the military to serve his country in the Air Force. While stationed in New Mexico, he married his life companion, Mavis Theriot of Centerville. Herman worked as a retired salesman for Lance, Inc..
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Amedisys Hospice, 3227-F Sunset Blvd., West Columbia, S.C. 29169.
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We have seen a marked increase in ER visit for vomiting (and) diarrhea... and an increase in lab positive cases in the last 4 weeks," Disease Surveillance Coordinator Lacey Sanders said in a press release Tuesday.
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The Emma Goldman Clinic is a not-for-profit independent organization founded in 1973 by a group of women driven by feminist ideals. We exist to empower women and men in all life stages through the provision of quality reproductive health care that includes abortion services, gynecology services, safer sex promotion, and active education. We promote respectful, client-centered and participatory health care through informed decision making, client rights, advocacy and expansion, and support of pregnancy choices. We strive to provide an environment in which diversity is acknowledged and celebrated. We are actively committed to staff diversity in employment policies and practices. We strive to increase economic, geographic, structural, and language accessibility for the clients we serve through fundraising, outreach, and advocacy. We offer non-judgmental, quality health care services. Our goals are inspired by our belief in the larger ideals of feminist philosophy: political, economic, and social equality.
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