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FOR months, Michelle Cianfaglione felt as if she did nothing but look for an apartment. "It was fun for a while," she said, "but it consumed hours and hours." Night after night, she would find herself sitting at the computer thinking, "All I did was search for apartments all evening, and I still haven't found one!"
Open houses in Manhattan and Brooklyn were often discouraging to her and her husband, Brian Gurney. "We felt we just couldn't afford to live here," she said. "We felt the city wasn't allowing us to buy anything."
Ms. Cianfaglione grew up in Westchester County, while Mr. Gurney is from West Seneca, a suburb of Buffalo. The two, now both 28, met as students at the University of Buffalo. Ms. Cianfaglione then got a master's degree in architecture from the University of Pennsylvania, while Mr. Gurney received a doctorate in physical therapy from New York University. They married in September 2007 and sublet an alcove studio in a Kips Bay high-rise for $1,700 a month.
"We have always been apart, so living in the same city was a big deal," Ms. Cianfaglione said.
The area didn't feel much like a neighborhood. With traffic and sirens, Second Avenue was so loud that they had trouble hearing people on the phone in the summer with the windows open.
Shortly after they married, the couple began the hunt for a one-bedroom or large studio in the mid-$500,000 range. Ms. Cianfaglione had her heart set on the West Side, an easy trip to her job at an architectural firm in Chelsea. If she stumbled upon a nice-sounding East Side listing, she often decided not to bother visiting, fearing she might like it and end up living inconveniently far away.
Mr. Gurney, a physical therapist who works in Midtown, didn't much care where they lived, provided there was a park nearby.Continue reading the main story
They could afford only a 10 percent down payment, so they focused on buildings permitting that — a real limitation, said their agent, Fred Slavin of Bellmarc Realty, whom they had met at an open house.
A year ago, they were interested in an apartment in Park West Village, a seven-tower condominium complex near 100th Street. They weren't thrilled about the configuration, an alcove studio. But the location near Central Park was ideal.
Their offer of $575,000 was accepted. The bank, however, required a co-signer for their mortgage. Their parents did not want to co-sign. And the couple wanted to buy a place on their own. They backed out, and the apartment sold for $569,000 in the fall of 2008.
Maybe they really couldn't afford $575,000, they reasoned, so they reduced their budget to $500,000, still seeking a building that required just a 10 percent down payment, instead of the usual 20 percent or more.
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Maybe they could find the right price and size in Brooklyn. Last summer, they saw a lovely walk-up in a Brooklyn Heights brownstone co-op. The open house was filled with "young professionals, all couples," Ms. Cianfaglione said. They offered $465,000, but the apartment went to another buyer, possibly in a better financial situation, for $450,000.
Their close calls were "stressing us out in our personal lives and our work lives," Ms. Cianfaglione said. They began to feel that "the apartment we wanted didn't exist." But friends said it could take up to five tries before a purchase was successful, "and that kept me motivated," she said.
She was intrigued by two one-bedroom listings on 84th Street, one far west and one far east. "Two apartments on the same street!" she exclaimed.
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"The inside was less appealing and less well maintained," Mr. Gurney said. They bid $465,000.
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"So I go unwillingly, thinking I really want to live on the West Side," Ms. Cianfaglione said. They both loved the unit, in a modest building near East End Avenue. "The city doesn't hit you in the face when you walk out the door," Mr. Gurney said.
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They are not bothered that prices have dropped somewhat since they bought, because they might not have gotten a mortgage if they had waited. And "we felt a lot of the places were in high-quality neighborhoods and weren't going to go down significantly," Mr. Gurney said.
During their board interview, they were told that some residents had trouble getting couches delivered. "My couch has been moved so many times, we weren't going to have a problem," Ms. Cianfaglione said.
But it would not fit in the elevator. So Mr. Gurney and a friend carried it up five flights, but it would not fit through the door. They took the door off, but still could not get it in.
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Though Ms. Cianfaglione has a lengthy bus and subway commute, she also has the neighborhood feeling she wanted. "I never really talked to people I've lived with before," she said, "and here everyone kind of knows each other." Her neighbors "care about the place where they live." All of them seem to have dogs.
Carl Schurz Park, where she bikes while he roller-skates, is a fine substitute for Central Park.
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Work of Grand Lake photographer chosen for Denver International Airport art feature
Grand County, Colorado
Wildlife photographers Mark and Judy Abusamra can now count Denver International Airport and the Colorado Capitol building as places to find their work.
A jury selected one of Mark's wildlife images for display in Concourse A at DIA and the state Capitol building for seven months starting in February. The Colorado Council on the Arts and DIA selected it to be part of the 2009 Creative Capitol-Northwest Colorado exhibition.
After reviewing almost 100 submissions, members of the art and business community from the State of Colorado and the City and County of Denver announced their final recommendations at the end of January. The exhibition showcases two-dimensional interpretations of culture and environments in Colorado by artists in the state's northwest region.
Abusamra, of Grand Lake, said this "is quite an achievement and honor" for he and his wife Judy. "This is like a dream come true."
Mark shoots most of the images while Judy manages the inventory, ordering and matting.
"In other words," Mark said, "she does all of the work."
Mark started honing his photography skills while working as business editor for the New York Gannett Newspaper organization in the late 1970s. He covered major events and says the on-the-spot photography experience gave him good practice for his wildlife photography.
Settled in the Rocky Mountains for the past 12 years, Mark and Judy mostly focus on nature and wildlife shots. Wildlife, Mark said, is much more challenging.
"You have to be very fast to capture the right moment. With wildlife or any real action taking place, you've only got a split second to act."
He said he likes to capture candids of animals in their environment, adding that it is a challenge because you also have to know where the animals are and what they are doing. To aid them, he and Judy are both avid readers of wildlife books. Although "certainly not wildlife biologists," he said, "let's just say we know a lot about the animals whose images we are trying to capture."
Six months or more may go by before they capture what they call "a keeper," Mark said. The image selected for display in Denver captures a very rare occurrence, Mark explained. It features a bull moose herding five moose cows along the Colorado River during mating season.
Named the "six pack" by Grand Lake Art Gallery co-owner Liza Cervenka, the moose bull herd is their most popular image on display. They've got several other "really good sellers," Mark said, but that one really draws in the customers. They will be delivering it to DIA by Feb. 19.
Mark said he hopes the recognition will help pay for trips for more images. This May they plan to spend a week whale watching in the San Juan Islands north of Seattle. They also have a week planned in Yellowstone National Park, a whaling trip to the East Coast, as well as a trip to San Diego.
Elk photos by Abusamra Photography were chosen for the cover of the 2008 Names and Numbers phone book for Grand County and their bald eagle images were chosen for this year's cover. Abusamra images are also displayed in galleries throughout Grand County.
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It's a landlord's market - city vacancies drop furtherPosted on 19/09/2012
Vacancies across Australia's eight capital cities have dropped for three consecutive months, according to figures released this week by SQM Research.
The data indicates that residential vacancies fell in August from 1.9% to 1.8%. Nationally, there were 50,774 vacancies, a decrease of 2,127 vacancies month-on-month and the third monthly decline.
With Canberra and Darwin the only capital cities to record monthly increases, most capital cities either stagnated during August or experienced modest declines.
With every capital city recording vacancy rates under 3% (a figure regarded as equilibrium), SQM Research considers rental market to be predominantly in favour of landlords.
Darwin, although loosening slightly month-on-month, is still recording very low vacancies. "With a current vacancy rate of 0.5% (total of 114 vacancies) it is fair to assume that the city is continuing to show all the symptoms of a severe rental crisis," says SQM Research managing director Louis Christopher. "However, it should be noted that vacancies are seasonally at a low point."
This correlates with other data, such as the Rental Report from Australian Property Monitors, which finds Darwin is experiencing strong growth in rents for both houses and units, well ahead of other capital cities.
As Darwin's evolves towards becoming a gas hub of international significance, led by progress on the $34 billion Ichthys LNG project, demand for residential accommodation is rising. The previous over-supply of apartments appears to have been soaked up by the market. (Darwin features in the new edition of our National Top 10 Boom Town Hotspots report http://www.hotspotting.com.au/report/119-national-top-10-boom-town-hotspots)
Christopher says the consistent rise in vacancies for Canberra is most likely the result of Federal Budget cuts and downsizing of the public service.
He notes observations elsewhere that rental listings across the capital cities may have increased. "However, from our calculations, the increased listings are being absorbed rather quickly and largely failing to make stay on the market beyond three weeks," he says.
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SQM's calculations of vacancies are based on online rental listings that have been advertised for three weeks or more, compared to the total number of established rental properties. SQM considers this to be a superior methodology compared to using a potentially incomplete sample of agency surveys or merely relying on raw online listings advertised.


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Make a day of it with the family and explore this original Port of Lancaster Custom House to find out more about Lancaster's golden age and rich maritime history. Before setting sail for home, anchor up at the on-site café (now selling Walling's Ice Cream) or head out onto the quayside jetty to take in the views of the River Lune.
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Dreaming of Afrofuturism, Epic Fantasy, and Utopia in N. K. Jemisin's Dreamblood Duology
N. K. Jemisin dreams up an Afrofuturist feminist counter-history of utopia in both The Killing Moon (2012) and The Shadowed Sun (2012). Comprising the Dreamblood Duology, the novels are set in an alternate ancient Egypt in which the inhabitants live in the peaceful but rigidly hierarchal city-state of Gujaareh. This chapter analyzes the novels' illustration of critical utopia, while also engaging Afrofuturism's role in challenging notions of ideal pasts or futures. Like other critical utopias, the Dreamblood Duology pushes the boundaries of the utopian literature genre and questions the notion of a "perfect" society, in this case by privileging the experience of the most marginalized people to highlight disparities and offer a way forward that may make the society more just for all.
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Inspired Concerts presents The Swinging Rascals
PUBLISHED: 15:00 22 May 2014
THE Swinging Rascals will bring an evening of foot-tapping swing music to Weston this Saturday.
They are the latest musicians to arrive in the town and take part in the Inspired Concerts showcase, organised by Jon Hopes and Andrew Barrington.
The Swinging Rascals have been causing musical mayhem for the past four years with their tight harmonies and the very best in current and classic swing music.
They will be performing at the Boulevard United Reformed Church, in Waterloo Street at 7.30pm.
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The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) class 10 board exam 2019 begins from today, February 12. All the Madhyamik candidates will today appear in the First Language paper, and the WBBSE board exam would end on February 22 with the optional elective subjects' examination. Like any other state board, the West Bengal Board too have adopted stringent measures to prevent any malpractices during the examination. Students who are appearing in the WBBSE Madhyamik board exam 2019, can check the detailed and shortest schedule available online at the official website; wbbse.org. West Bengal Madhyamik & Uchha Madhyamik Board Exam Timetable.
In this year's state board examination, girls outnumber boys, and the percentage meets at 56.5%, while that of boys was 43.35%. About 10,66,000 students would appear in the exam out of which 10,64,980 are regular candidates in the West Bengal board examination. Ahead of the exam, there are a few important instructions that candidates' need to follow on the exam day. Impose Section 144 Around CBSE Examination Centres.
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3. Reach the exam centre at least half an hour before the scheduled time on the WBBSE class 10 board examination day.
4. The WBBSE Madhyamik board exam 2019 will be held in only one paper each day from 11:45 am to 3:00 pm.
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The International Children's Festival of the Arts through May 29 at various locations around Harbourfront Centre (235 Queens Quay West). $9-$15.50 (passes). For complete info, see Theatre Listings, page 80. 416-973-4000, www.harbourfrontcentre.com/milk.
Portofino-Ballade (Theatre en Gros et en Détail/Switzerland). Ages seven and up. May 26 at 1 pm, May 28 at 3 pm, May 29 at 12:30 pm. Harbourfront Centre Theatre. Rating: N
Rating: N
Peter Rinderknecht is a competent double bass player, but he's no writer or actor.
In his excruciatingly dull (listen for the sounds of kids sighing and shifting in their seats) Portofino-Ballade , he opens up the back of his instrument to reveal a miniature abode where a father and son live together uneasily. Every hour, the father pops out of a tiny corner of the bass as if it were a cuckoo clock; the bored, rebellious son shows no desire to follow the family trade.
The wooden puppets are crafted with more care than the narrative, which gets yanked around from place to place without logic or artistry.
Rinderknecht punctuates the show with jazzy, bluesy songs that have little to do with anything we're seeing.
One of the worst shows I've seen in seven years of attending the festival. No doubt the many early exiters - young and old - thought so, too.


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Understanding attraction is complex and multi-faceted. It's something that many people struggle with, both in and outside of relationships. It happens on a variety of different levels--physical, emotional, and intellectual and there are no "one size fits" all recipes. One day you may be attracted to someone and the next day that feeling may be gone. Sometimes we can get it back and sometimes we can't. If it's never been there at all, (you're best friends but were never physically attracted to each other) and end up together, it can doom your relationship.
I had the opportunity to explore attraction at a recent workshop I attended. We were asked to walk around the room and notice the people we were physically attracted to and ask them if they wanted to have sex, knowing this was not going to happen. It was pretty easy for me to identify the people I was attracted to. I noticed that I do this all the time. I'm constantly scanning a room, using my intuition and my energy to "see" who I'm drawn to.
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I know that for many of us 2016 has been an extraordinary challenging year. For me personally I saw the loss of Harbin Hot Springs, my spiritual center, my teacher and mentor Steve Carter, and the breakup of a very meaningful personal relationship. I also supported a dear friend through a series of extraordinarily challenging circumstances that many of us would not have survived.
On top of all of this, I witnessed, like you all did, the people of this country choose a racist, misogynist, xenophobic, real estate mogul TV reality star to be the leader of the free world over the most qualified candidate to ever run for President.
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Indeed, I have spent the last two weeks supporting many of my female clients who have been experiencing trauma and triggering of their PTSD because of this election.
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Feeling a bit out of control with so much going on or if you are just having one of those days where you feel as though nothing is going the way…here are a few tips on how to feel more calm and re-energized…
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Take a minute to lay on the floor and sit with your legs up the wall and count to ten a few times.
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The #1 Mindset Shift I Used to Finally Embrace Healthy Eating as a Lifestyle
Healthy eating has always been on the my top priorities in life (like since I was a little girl and I tried to limit the amount of wheat thins I ate in one sitting — because I once ate an entire box in one sitting without even realizing it!) But that doesn't mean that it's always been easy OR that it still isn't a conscious decision I make everyday to eat foods that fuel my body rather than harm it — like the aforementioned box of wheat thins.
I've had my fair share of ups & downs with healthy eating, but last year I FINALLY discovered something that made a HUGE difference in how I viewed health eating AND allowed me to finally embrace healthy eating a lifestyle, not just a temporary goal that felt tough and restrictive. I discovered this Mindset Shift after years of struggling with restrictive diets & chronic health issues, but once I started applying to my life it instantly became a total game-changer! And no, it isn't some fancy meditation or complicated 3 step process I go through before I take a single bite of food… no, its actually quite simple.
I changed one simple word. Yep, that's it! One word.
I was allergic to dairy as kid, I went gluten free in high school, and then overhauled my entire lifestyle and stared eating grain-free & dairy-free (aka Paleo) when I got really sick in college, so I know a thing or two about restrictive diets and how it can be extremely hard to stick with a whole new way of healthy eating! Even when you feel like total garbage after eating something you knew you shouldn't have, it can still be tricky convincing yourself not to eat that food when you feel like your entire body is craving it.
Okay, let's be honest. Sometimes feeling like crap after eating something you know you shouldn't have just isn't motivation enough not to eat it! I totally get it. I've been there, done that more times than I would like to count. But then one day I learned this total mindset shift & it changed everything for me. Healthy eating has always been a lifestyle for me, but I had trouble letting go of certain foods because I felt deprived and like I somehow needed them to be happy & to be me.
Whenever someone would ask if I wanted this or that type of food at a dinner party or family get-together, I would just kindly reply, "No, thank you. I can't have [fill in the blank]." I never thought much of it, until I realized the word "can't" was making me feel like I was the victim. Like all these food allergies and intolerances were something that was happening to me. But that wasn't the case, because the day I found out that it was grains, and dairy, and soy, and all these other packaged overly-processed foods that were making me sick was the day I finally felt freedom. I finally had the knowledge, and therefore, I finally had the choice to decide for myself whether or not I was going to continue to eat thee foods and stay sick or to stop eating them and get better. I didn't have to go Paleo and transform my entire lifestyle, I choose to go Paleo and transform my entire lifestyle.
So every time I kept saying "No, thank you. I can't have [fill in the blank]." I was reinforcing the idea that this decision was somehow made for me, that little word can't was a subtle way of hiding behind my illness & taking away my power to decide for myself. It reinforced the idea that all of this was happening to me but the truth is I decided this! I chose health over convenience. I chose home cooked recipes and a steep learning curve to cook food that actually tasted edible over pre packaged so-called gluten free goodies from the store. So it's not that I can't eat [fill in the blank]. I simply don't eat [fill in the blank].
Can't —> Don't
Can't says it was decided for me and I'm the victim. Feel sorry for me and pity the life I have to live now with all of these food restrictions place upon me.
Don't says I decided this and I'm confident in my decision. I choose health over convenience or momentary pleasure. Don't feel sorry for me, be inspired by me! Because I have the power to choose, and I choose to live my BEST life — food allergies and all!
It's a simple mindset shift, literally one word different. But the ripple effect has been nothing short of amazing. I don't feel guilty for not being able to eat the same foods as the rest of my family at Thanksgiving dinner. I don't sulk in the corner of the room while everyone else enjoys dessert. I do bring my own meal, I do make my own dessert and I do proudly own the decision I've made to embrace healthy living as lifestyle — and I don't hesitate to say "No, thank you. I don't eat that. But thanks for asking."
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PS I would love to hear what you think of this can't —> don't mindset shift and if it positively impacts your life & health eating journey, too! Come on over to Instagram + send me a DM @adrianna.bohrer and let me know — I can't wait to hear from you!


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Fort Lytton at Night Performance Photography
I recently shot the Fort Lytton at night performance at Fort Lytton as a volunteer. It was incredibly challenging, because I wasn't able to shoot with any additional flash. All photos had to be taken in the dark, with just the spill lighting from lanterns being carried by all guests.
Due to the extremely low lighting, the most obvious lens for the job was the Sigma 50MM prime lens shot at F1.4 throughout the entire performance. The actors were also quite animated or were moving during the play.
So not only was my camera struggling to focus in the dark (I would normally use Infared light from a flash to focus in these conditions) but the depth of field for focus was about 5CM. For still portraits that is a challenge, but when the subject is also moving it becomes very tricky indeed!
Considering the word photography literally means "drawing with light", it does become a challenge to take great photos when there is basically no light! Having said that, the combination of a wide open aperture prime lens and very high ISO (pushing over 10000 ISO at times) meant my camera was literally seeing more than the human eye.
High ISO photography comes with high levels of noise and some loss of detail and contrast, but when noise reduction and contrast are added to compensate, photos tend to have a painterly look which I think suits this setting.


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After the recent series of attacks on TB installations carried out by third-party agents, the Treatise Body is desperate to expose what seem to be plots from the government of the New Domai Independents or a rogue element within their ranks. Part of that is an elaborate sting operation to pose as explosives suppliers and experts to replace their recently lost agent in Le Cafard.
Setting up several dummy businesses on the orbital derelict called Shrapnel City, TB Intelligence set many rumors in the wind and waited for someone to take the bait. Finally, it looks like they may have a lead.
A strange trio approached one dummy business - a scrap shop called Rosco's - to inquiry in barely vague terms about the possibility of acquiring explosives. Two of the three entered the shop while the third stayed outside to keep an eye out for trouble. Adrian, also outside, managed to snag the feed for the wireless cameras the lookout was using before approaching her to distract her from the goings-on inside. Sophia ran similar interference with what seemed to be the leader of the trio, an older gentleman with heavy scars who claimed to be shopping for his despondent nephew while his younger accomplice propositioned 'Rosco' (in the form of James) in allusions so heavy-handed they belonged in a black-and-white film.
But the young man got the point across and gave the team a thousand-credit advance for a 'demonstration' of their product and expertise. His target was a housing project - little more than a shantytown built from ancient debris - near the aft docks that he claimed the government was using for secret surveillance. The fact that he was right suggests their little band is either lucky or well-informed, the latter of which definitely points to the New Domai Independents.
While the conversation went on with the young man largely acting alone as his two colleagues were being artfully disrupted by Sophia and Adrian, Jake set up a lure in the form of an in-store surveillance camera, following the link back to the lookout's datapad and learning as much as he could. The trio had been in Shrapnel City a week and were exceedingly careful not to leave any lines tying back to where they'd been before. Again, a care and coordination that suggested a military level of expertise.
As the trio left, interrupting Adrian's deal with the lookout's side business of reclaimed planetary antiques, Adrian followed them using the camera feeds. He got the impression that the trio had bought the undercover con, but wasn't able to trace exactly where they went. James, leaving the shop soon after, got to the scene too late to find any other evidence of where the three disappeared to.
With that, all that was left was the audition. Jake pinged their contact with TB Intelligence to clear the housing project without it being seen, assuming that the lookout had wireless cameras on the scene. Sophia put together an early warning system to signal anyone lagging behind before using her sonic bomb to bring the fragile structure down in spectacular display after Dakas confirmed that the destruction wouldn't damage the station at large.
In the end, they seem to have successfully hooked their fish, and the scarred man and his two associates will almost certainly be back for a more legitimate job in the future. With luck, the Treatise Body can use that moment to expose their true affiliations and put pressure on New Domai to answer for the recent violence.
XP Rewards
- Adrian - 1C, 1I, 1S, 2X
- Dakas - 2I, 2S, 1X
- Jakob - 3S, 2I
- James - 2C, 1I, 2X
- Sophia - 2C, 1I, 2S
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- 250 Credits - the TB confiscated the 1000-credit advance and all profits from goods sold as part of the mission, but they still awarded everyone a stipend for putting themselves at risk without a support team


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Nick Adams
Nick has been working in masonry since the 1970s working his way up from laborer to owner of Adams Masonry. He was born and raised in the Chattanooga area.
University of Tennessee, Chattanooga
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•Former President of the Masonry Association of Chattanooga
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Neal Adams
Neal is the son of Nick and grew up in the masonry business. After graduating from UT in 2010 he moved into the business focusing on accounting and administration before starting project management in the industrial side of the business. Today, Neal helps oversees field operations and business development. Neal lives in Chattanooga with his wife and two kids.
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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•Vice President of Masonry Association of Chattanooga
Administration and Accounting
Cristy Clark
Cristy oversees the accounting and human resources of Adams Masonry. She is a former physical therapist for Siskin Hospital and after retiring from physical therapy decided to work with Adams Masonry.
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Estimating Manager
Steve Davis
Steve handles and oversees all estimating for Adams Masonry. Steve has been involved in masonry from a young age working with his dad who was a mason. He is a retired captain from the Chattanooga Fire Department.
Operations Manager
Kenny McCurry
Kenny oversees the day to day operations at all Adams Masonry job sites. Kenny started as a laborer before starting his apprenticship and moving up to mason, then foreman, and now operations manager for Adams Masonry. Kenny lives in the Chattanooga area with his wife and kids.
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Jennifer Thomas
Jennifer oversees the day to day operations in the office. Jennifer has grown up in the concrete and block industry and has worked with construction companies and suppliers since graduating from Middle Tennessee University. She lives in Chattanooga.
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By Ms. Elyssa Vondra (Jackson)April 25, 2019
Learning how to rustle up grub with Cub Scouts has taken on a whole new meaning for Fort Jackson's Pack 89. They have rounded up roughly 10 pickup truck loads of food for donation in an ongoing effort to feed hungry youth.
For the last year, Cub Scouts on-post have been working with Richland Northeast High School, the high school installation youth are zoned to attend, to contribute non-perishable items to its food bank.
The kids who receive the food aren't in an "optimum living situation ... due to life circumstances," said William Sexton, cubmaster of Pack 89 and a Fort Jackson fire inspector.
Some may have broken family situations, with others affected by natural disasters. The food bank provides them with nourishment at school and extra to take home with them.
The high school also sends some items off to other local schools in need to distribute to their students.
"One of my Scout moms brought (the program) to our attention last year," Sexton said. "We were looking for something to do," and since community service is one of the "big tenets of scouting," they took on the challenge.
"Our efforts have provided … thousands of meals to their program," he said.
John Gurule, 8, a wolf scout whose mom, Amy, is the assistant cubmaster of the pack, said food drives have been his favorite thing to do with Cub Scouts because "you get to tell (people in the community) what you're doing and they can give you stuff to help other people."
The recipients are near and dear to the hearts of Fort Jackson, Sexton said. Some may come from inside the gates of the installation, and others are their friends and peers.
"It supports not only families, but also kids' education and growth … the need is always there in that community," he added.
The installation has been extremely receptive to that message, Sexton said.
Some of the food is contributed by housing area residents when Scouts do their "Scouting for Food" treks.
Most of the donations have come from their Commissary visits. They are allowed to set up shop out in front from time to time to request contributions.
Shoppers regularly purchase items on the food bank's list of needs. The store's baggers have even offered up $70 of their tips at once to purchase grocery items to donate.
"Our kids are our biggest salesmen," Sexton said. They await patrons to inform them of the cause.
"Doing the things that help the community" is what Sexton's son, William "Jun" Jr., a third grade student and bear cub, says is his favorite part of being in Cub Scouts. "I guess it shows the good in you."
Donations to the food bank can be made at any time; non-perishable food item collection boxes are set up in the Thomas Lee Hall Library, the Directorate of Emergency Services building, the youth center and the Commissary.


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With reference to the recent flood of articles about the departure of Agassiz Theatre technical guru Alan P. Symonds '69, I am adamant to have the last word.
As the student assistant techie at Agassiz Theatre, I have had the occasion to observe Symonds in action for one year. A typical Alan Situation would be:
a) directing lights and sounds for two continuous concerts in Sanders for the same night, from five in the afternoon to two the next morning:
b) spending an entire Saturday--morning to late evening--rewiring and trying to shore up the shamefully decrepit Agassiz Theatre;
c) going for an eye operation on Friday morning, and rushing back to campus the same afternoon to supervise a student show.
At this point the most glaring question would be, why on earth is Alan so overworked? Couldn't student theater groups get someone else to work the lights? Can't Agassiz Theatre afford a professional renovator and electrician? Can't those House productions go to someone else for props, flats, drills, bolts, scenic paint and concise professional advice?
That Alan is an amalgamation of all these roles attests to the fact that Harvard theater suffers from a deplorable shortage of immediately accessible technical support staff. What we need are in fact more Alans. To remove someone who has his hands on all the ropes, who has an intimate knowledge of every facet of Harvard student theater, who thoroughly knows every nook and cranny of the Agassiz, and replace him with someone who, for all his teaching qualifications, has to take time to rethink and relearn his experience to suit the demands of Harvard theater, probably represents the most economically inefficient decision ever made.
I appreciate the efforts of the administration to search for what they firmly believe to be a superbly qualified, award-winning professor to replace Symonds. But as leading student dramaturges point out, their decision only serves to cripple an aspect of campus life that has been trying so hard to bloom for the past 13 years.
The administration's hostile policies against student theater have never been anything new. Nearly 70 years ago Professor George Baker, who first brought fame to the Agassiz with his daring new drama workshop, quit Harvard in apparent disgust with the lack of support from the College. His "47 Workshop" bred future playwrights like Eugene O'Neill and Thomas Wolfe. Student theater has never been able to recover from this blow. For all its reputation, Harvard's theater scene is a lamentable mess, continually outstripped by programs in other universities today.
In 1925, our disappointed Baker went on to found the Yale Drama School. Wena Jane Poon '95
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The move could limit some technology exports to the U.S.
China is looking to develop a new security management list system that will be targeted at mitigating risks to the country's national security, state-run news agency Xinhua reported.
The press agency, which is backed by the People's Republic of China, said the move aims to "more effectively forestall and defuse national security risks."
Apart from national security, the system will also focus on other related laws and regulations, the report said, citing the country's National Development and Reform Commission.
Meanwhile, the move is seen by some news outlets, including Bloomberg and Reuters, as a retaliation by Beijing over the ban on Huawei Technologies' products. Huawei is one of China's biggest global companies with a massive reach, and a suppression by the U.S. could potentially have a big impact on the country's economy and security.
Apart from Huawei's woes, China has also been in a monthslong trade war with the U.S., with both nations threatening to impose large tariffs on each other's imports.
The Hu Xijin, the editor-in-chief of Chinese tabloid The Global Times, an affiliate of Communist Party's People's Daily, took to Twitter to support the validity of the Xinhua report without saying how he obtained the information. He said the move will "counter U.S. crackdown."
"Once taking effect, some technology exports to the U.S. will be subject to the control," Xijin said.
Based on what I know, China is building a management mechanism to protect China's key technologies. This is a major step to improve its system, and also a move to counter US crackdown. Once taking effect, some technology exports to the US will be subject to the control.— Hu Xijin 胡锡进 (@HuXijin_GT) June 8, 2019
Earlier this week, the Chinese government ordered major tech companies in the country about dire consequences that they could face if they heed to Washington's orders against Huawei, according to The New York Times.
China was also reported to be planning on restricting exports of rare earth minerals to the U.S. and establishing its own "unreliable" blacklist of foreign firms, mirroring the Trump administration's move.


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Critics love the Alfa Romeo Giulia.
And they hate it.
American luxury car buyers, however, are increasingly interested. The Alfa Romeo Giulia lineup has been available since the tail end of 2016. And every month, right through the spring and into the summer, stories of breakdowns and limp-home modes and on-track failures had no apparent impact on increased demand.
July 2017 was the Alfa Romeo Giulia's best month on the U.S. market to date.
Expectations for growth are the norm when it comes to newly released vehicles. Alfa Romeo's situation is unique, however, in that the Giulia is not a replacement product for an established nameplate and Alfa Romeo is a relatively unknown entity in North America. The dealer network is small, and there's no potential to bring in loyal owners with trade-ins of any vehicle, other than owners of 23-year-old 164s.
Expectations are thus diminished when early cars are seen failing with alarming frequency. Consumer Reports' bought-and-paid-for Giulia has been visiting the dealer all too often. Car And Driver's comparison-test-winning Giulia Quadrifoglio didn't stay running. Jalopnik's Giulia Quadrifoglio shouldn't have passed quality control; their lesser Giulia struggled to stay alive. PistonHeads' Giulia didn't make it through a track test. Road & Track's Giulia "kept breaking."
Then The Globe And Mail's Matt Bubbers was set to leave for a pickup of an Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio on July 17 when the Giulia he was supposed to pick up went into limp-home mode; throwing codes.
Won't be picking up Giulia tester today. Car went into limp-home mode, throttle body codes. Sound familiar @bypatrickgeorge? @DerekKreindler
— Matt Bubbers (@mattbubbers) July 17, 2017
Bozi Tatarevic thoroughly chronicled the Alfa Romeo Giulia's poor reliability situation, revealing some instances in which the assumed causes are hilariously innocent.
No matter. Giulia sales are steadily rising.
The Giulia hasn't yet been available for a full 12-month period, so the year-over-year comparisons upon which we would typically rely to avoid seasonal fluctuations aren't available. Yet compared with March, April volume was up 31 percent. May sales grew a further 39 percent before June was 12-percent better than May, and July — the most recent month — represented an 11-percent improvement over June.
Quickly, the Alfa Romeo Giulia has become a car people actually buy, not just a rare afterthought ignored by almost every luxury car buyer. In July, the 1,104 Giulias sold in the United States meant that the Alfa outsold upmarket/premium/luxury cars such as the Buick LaCrosse, Lincoln Continental, Volvo S90, BMW 7 Series, Cadillac CTS, and Lexus GS.
More importantly, the Alfa Romeo Giulia easily outsold a number of direct rivals: Volvo S60, Cadillac ATS, and Jaguar XE.
Popular? No. The BMW 3 Series, with a variety of bodystyles and a broad engine lineup, tumbled 40 percent in July and still outsold the Giulia by nearly four-to-one. The Mercedes-Benz C-Class generated 4,899 sales. The Infiniti Q50, Lexus IS, and Audi A4 all sold more than twice as often as the Giulia.But despite all of the negative attention and the inherent uphill climb facing a new car from a new brand in a highly competitive sector, the Alfa Romeo Giulia is trending in the right direction.
For now.
Alfa Romeo is now launching the Stelvio, the brand's first utility vehicle, 99 of which were sold in the U.S. in July. As the Giulia's segment continues its struggle, look for the Stelvio to be the real gauge of Alfa Romeo's U.S. strength. If the brand is going to find North American success, that's the model that'll do it.
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Timothy Cain is a contributing analyst at The Truth About Cars and Autofocus.ca and the founder and former editor of GoodCarBadCar.net. Follow on Twitter @timcaincars.
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51 Comments on "Alfa Romeo Giulia Sales Jumped yet Again in July 2017..."
FreedMikeAugust 8th, 2017 at 12:55 pm
I seem to remember Sterlings (remember those?) selling well for about 12 months…
I don't blame folks for buying this car. It definitely pushes all the right buttons with me – it's distinctive, looks great, and apparently it's a blast to drive. But if this car proves to be a shop queen, Alfa is probably as dead as dogs**t.
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GarrettAugust 8th, 2017 at 8:41 pm
Remember Sterling? Oh boy do I!
We probably had the first Acura Legend in town when it came out. Fantastic car that never had any issues, other than the fact that my parents would swap out of cars every few years.
I always thought the Sterling looked great, and seriously tried to persuade my dad to get one as his primary car. He may not have been a car person, but he knew about the quality of British automobiles.
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JEFFSHADOWAugust 8th, 2017 at 8:46 pm
Love that EDSEL grille! So that means it WILL be a classic some decade from now. . .
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vaujotAugust 9th, 2017 at 5:23 am
That's actually the classic Alfa Romeo Grille.
You're not the first one to notice the similarity.
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August 8th, 2017 at 10:03 pm
I've seen quite a few of them here in the northeast NYC area, they look GREAT! I am actually considering getting one myself to add to the channel.
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Maserati123December 24th, 2017 at 2:55 pm
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Speed3August 8th, 2017 at 12:58 pm
Wow totally not biased against Alfa Romeo.
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FreedMikeAugust 8th, 2017 at 1:03 pm
I'd say Alfa built its' own P.O.S. bias over the years and reinforced it with the first crop of Giulias.
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dmoanAugust 8th, 2017 at 2:22 pm
The car is very heavily discounted one of the reasons it is going up. That said reading the issues that is plaguing Guilia in the Guilia owner forums is pure comedy so just for that reason i do hope people keep buying it.
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FreedMikeAugust 8th, 2017 at 3:49 pm
That's cruel…and I kinda respect it.
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NormSV650August 8th, 2017 at 9:10 pm
Those extra sales are buyback replacments.
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jkross22August 8th, 2017 at 1:00 pm
Lease support helps. It'll be interesting to see what happens in 24 months when those leases start coming back and residual values are exposed.
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ACCvsBig10August 8th, 2017 at 3:33 pm
wish there was a breakdown of leases vs actual sales.
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Middle-Aged Miata ManAugust 8th, 2017 at 6:58 pm
Don't even THINK of the word "breakdown" when discussing this subject. The Giulias can smell fear.
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jeoffAugust 8th, 2017 at 1:10 pm
Not really seeing many complaints on the different Alfa forums–most folks seem to like their cars –but, if you check out the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid forums–those folks are about to lose it.
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turbo_awdAugust 8th, 2017 at 1:39 pm
What are some of the complaints about the Pacifica Hybrid?
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jeoffAugust 8th, 2017 at 2:39 pm
All deliveries have been halted and everything that has been sold has been recalled to the dealer.
It's been going on for at least a month now.
"Fiat Chrysler has issued a voluntary recall for all the Pacifica Hybrids — since it's a new car, this amounts to just 1,368 vehicles in the US and 309 in Canada, for a total of 1,677… The problem can be narrowed down to the hybrid electrical system. A small number of owners (according to FCA) have reported issues with diodes on the batteries, reportedly part of a control module. If the diodes stop functioning entirely, it can result in a loss of propulsion."
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FreedMikeAugust 8th, 2017 at 3:52 pm
"Loss of propulsion."
Kind of like "loss of heart function" describing someone who died.
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RSAugust 8th, 2017 at 1:11 pm
When can we expect a TTAC Stelvio review?
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FreedMikeAugust 8th, 2017 at 3:54 pm
FCA has the entire Stelvio fleet at a Chrysler dealership in Pawtucket, RI undergoing reconstruction with s**t that actually works. It'll be a while.
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jalop1991August 8th, 2017 at 6:10 pm
"FCA has the entire Stelvio fleet at a Chrysler dealership in Pawtucket, RI undergoing reconstruction with s**t that actually works. It'll be a while."
Switching the badges over to Honda Pilots, are they?
Don't forget to swap out the radios with UConnect units, or they'll be outed.
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Sub-600August 8th, 2017 at 1:24 pm
Maybe FCA can scare up some fleet sales if numbers drop off. A little cramped for suspects compared to a Crown Vic or Charger, but it would still be a cool patrol car. "Limp home mode" pursuits might not work out well though.
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JohnTaurusAugust 8th, 2017 at 7:47 pm
Then the Cadillac CT6 can start replacing the Caprice PPV. Just as logical.
Giulia starts at like $38k, that's the base 4 cylinder turbo. The fast one is much more, about $74k.
Maybe in Dubai, the top shelf 505 HP Quadrifoglio could be a patrol car, but in New York or Phoenix? I wouldn't bet on it.
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Jerome10August 8th, 2017 at 1:40 pm
Its pretty embarrassing FCA produces a car with issues like this.
It isn't like Chrysler was that great to start, but I almost suspect Fiat has somehow made it all even worse.
I don't care how great a car is, at the end of the day very few people will put up with crap like you hear on the Giulia.
With Fiat sales in the toilet, garbage quality on Alfa, and who knows what else on the Chrysler side of things, something tells me FCA is not long for the USA.
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dmoanAugust 8th, 2017 at 2:29 pm
Problem is lot of issues are because of cutting corners to maximize $$ margin, almost every issue with my Cherokee is one or another could been easily fixed if they put some thought into design and not decided to cut corners.
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bikegoesbaaAugust 8th, 2017 at 2:44 pm
Given all the cost cutting that Chrysler does it's surprising how often they end up broke.
It's almost like you can't cut your way to profitability.
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Flipper35August 9th, 2017 at 10:26 am
Chrysler has, or had, some of the best engineers in the industry. They also have some of the worst bean counters in the industry.
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Brady BunchAugust 9th, 2017 at 1:16 pm
My impression is that FCA has already paved the way to break up and sell the pieces of the company known as FCA. Notice how there is the Jeep line, which could be sold to a company that needs a macho machine in its line up, and the trucks are now known as Ram.
The Ram line could be sold to a company that needs pickups to add to its present line up. Chrysler will be put to death and FIAT will pack up and go home…..again.
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FredAugust 8th, 2017 at 1:44 pm
That chart probably looks great on a powerpoint show. Just don't look at the actual numbers.
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seth1065August 8th, 2017 at 2:11 pm
I am glad some are braver than me here, I sat in one at the NY auto show and was not impressed at all with the interior. I am not someone who leases a car but this seems to cry out to lease and if it is a POS hand it back to FCA in when the lease is up. I am hoping they do well I like odd ball cars I drive one of the last saab 9-5 they sold here. I think the will drop like a stone after the leases start being returned in 2019 but time will tell.
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cdnsfan27August 8th, 2017 at 2:16 pm
Even though I sell Jaguars I really want the Giulia to succeed. In this world of SUV's there will always be room in my heart and in my garage for small, stylish, fun to drive sports sedans.
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JohnTaurusAugust 8th, 2017 at 7:48 pm
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ajlaAugust 8th, 2017 at 2:28 pm
When is this thing getting a V6 that doesn't cost over $70k?
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DipstickAugust 8th, 2017 at 3:03 pm
Shouldn't y'all be excited that Alfa finally made it here and maybe is doing well? Being car enthusiasts and all that, not to mention "the best and the brightest". lol
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bikegoesbaaAugust 8th, 2017 at 3:45 pm
I'm excited they're here.
I would be much more excited if they were selling cars that could be relied upon to operate correctly.
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August 8th, 2017 at 10:25 pm
The vast majority of issues seem to be software related. It will be interesting if they can fix it quickly.
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moff90August 9th, 2017 at 6:31 am
According to that jalopnik article, there are already a bunch of software updates out.
At least they're not design faults that will inevitably lead to a catastrophic engine failure.
Cough cough, TSI, N54, IMS, cough cough.
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Flipper35August 9th, 2017 at 10:28 am
I would take a software fault over debris in the engine leftover from manufacturing.
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joeaverageAugust 8th, 2017 at 10:41 pm
I agree. Glad they are here. Want to see the evolution of the product. Glad they are selling them.
People complain about jellybean cars. Well, here is something different.
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dukeisdukeAugust 8th, 2017 at 4:58 pm
This ought to be a boon for their roadside assistance contractor.
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jalop1991August 8th, 2017 at 6:08 pm
That's the wrong graph. You put up the "discovered faults per car sold" graph by accident.
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AcdAugust 8th, 2017 at 7:39 pm
At this point the Giulia is the most successful sedan Alfa has ever sold in the U.S. and they are on track to have their highest U.S. sales year ever. Their previous peak was in 1986 with 8201 cars sold and the bulk of those were Spiders.
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August 8th, 2017 at 10:26 pm
I was going to say the same thing looks like records are getting set for Alfa.
Also outselling the CTS and XE is pretty amazing given how many dealer points they have.
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bd2August 9th, 2017 at 4:28 am
Shouldn't the sales comparison be with the ATS?
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August 9th, 2017 at 8:54 am
ATS is closer in size. It does also outsell the ATS.
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raphAugust 8th, 2017 at 8:15 pm
I want to love this car so much but I just don't see it ever happening ever.
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stukiAugust 8th, 2017 at 8:19 pm
Build quality aside, one thing it has going for it, is that it is a genuinely well proportioned car. Among upscale, sporty 4 doors, only the aging, and expensive, Aston Rapide has the same level of standout-without-looking-try-hard curb and street presence.
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vaujotAugust 9th, 2017 at 5:27 am
The level of reported problems is kind of surprising. I have a 4C and while it hasn't exactly been flawless, the ownership experience has not been bad at all. I wonder what the cause of the difference is. More Software/IT in the new car?
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moff90August 9th, 2017 at 6:13 am
"More Software/IT in the new car?"
A lot more:
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cedee159August 9th, 2017 at 10:29 am
Automotive journalists love to jump on band wagons. One of those band wagons is the one that mocks Italian cars, except Ferrari; no one would dare do that.
With Jeremy Clarkson's clever and entertaining comments on Alfas all the other writers seem to want to ride the Alfa/Italian cars reliability topic. When FIAT first brought its little 500 over writers began bringing up reliability issues before the cars were even out on the road. The people who read and believe everything they read also started to chime in even though they have no first hand knowledge and never even tried the car. Well the little 500 has been here awhile already and guess what no big issues. But I already knew the 500 was good because I travel often to Italy and I've rented it often and logged a couple of thousand kilometers with them with no malfuntions of anything. I've also owned the last real Alfa, a Milano/75 and drove it since new for 22 years. I hated selling it but it simply got too old. If that car was still available new I would not hesitate to buy another because nothing felt and sounded like that car on the road.
The Giulia's weak point for me is simply not having an affordable and reasonable V6 available. The current trend of fuel saving 4 cyl. turbos are fine for the common driver but the enthusiast wants a 6 cyl. in this car and they should not have to spend 90 grand to get it. Attn: Alfa, I can get a V6 in a Jaguar XF and XE for a lot less money than the Quadrifolio, as matter of fact almost for the same money as a fully equipped 4 cyl. Giulia.
I will be driving a new Giulia IF they ever come to their senses and give me two things I want more than bluetooth or silly touch screens; they must give me an affordable V6 and a manual shifting gearbox, just like my REAL ALFA had.
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stingray65August 9th, 2017 at 10:22 am
Reminds of the old Jaguar days when the common advice was to buy 2 so you always had a backup when the other was in the shop.
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