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Your body uses more than just vitamins and minerals. Scientific opinion on daily nutritional supplementation is changing, with evidence suggesting that a multi that contains only vitamins and minerals may not be enough. In addition to essential nutrients, plants also contain thousands of phytonutrients that are known to support the body in multiple ways. Eating plans that are rich in phytonutrients from fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, seeds, herbs, and spices are associated with increased health and longevity.
Get multiple benefits from multiple phytonutrients. Scientists continue to uncover the many health benefits of phytonutrients, such as resveratrol, lutein, lycopene, citrus bioflavonoids, and epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). Individual phytonutrients target different health systems to promote healthy functioning. They also complement other phytonutrients (and vitamins and minerals) to support the body in general ways like protecting cells from oxidative stress that can increase with age, pollutants, unhealthy lifestyle habits, and even certain processes with the body itself. Phytonutrients can also help protect the stability of the delicate genetic programming information in a cell (DNA) against damage that can negatively affect functioning and overall health. Similarly, phytonutrients can enhance cell-to-cell communication in favor of "healthy" signals to help the body run the way it should.
How many phytonutrients (and how much) do I need? There are no established daily intake requirements, but health experts already recommend eating a wide variety of colorful, plant-based foods to supply essential nutrients plus a broad spectrum of phytonutrients. When choosing a daily multi that contains phytonutrients, it's important to know that there's a scientific design and testing to support the combination of phytonutrients it contains.
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Welcome to Hibbing Raceway
Congratulations Saturday, July 26th, Winners!
2014 Upcoming Events
Saturday, August 2nd, Regular Races (Kids Night for Super Stocks)
Make Up Features for Midwest Mods & Modifieds
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Saturday,July 26th, HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Racing Every Saturday Night!
Pit Gate opens at 3:30 p.m., Grandstands 4:30 p.m., Draw Cut-off 5:00 p.m.
Hot Laps 5:30 p.m. & Start at 6:00 p.m.!*Transponders used in All Classes except Pure Stocks and are available for Rent at the Track for $25.00.*
Welcome to Northern Minnesota's finest Dirt Track Racing tradition, the Hibbing Raceway!
The 3/8-mile, semi-banked clay oval is located in the heart of Northeastern Minnesota's Iron Range, in Hibbing, Minnesota.
Each and every Saturday night during race season, you'll find dirt track racing fans (old and new) packing the grandstands at the Hibbing Raceway, to experience some of the best dirt track racing in all of the Midwest.
With five classes of non-stop racing action, from Hibbing Pure Stocks to WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds, Super Stocks, Modifieds and Late Models, there are plenty of thrills (and spills) that keep fans coming back for more!
Whether you're a longtime race fan, or simply looking for some Saturday night summertime fun with your family, we invite you to come be a part of our Hibbing Raceway racing family!

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Effective management of developmental orthopedic disease (DOD) in horses often requires intensive monitoring and willingness
to change approaches based on the incidence of disease. DOD is a multifactorial disease in which hereditary, dietary and traumatic
mechanisms all play a role in both the development of lesions and the clinical expression of those diseases.
Hereditary factors involved in DOD are difficult to deal with as sometimes the most successful lines of breeding can have
the highest incidence of DOD. Hereditary expression of DOD often manifests in one of two ways. Generalized DOD, which can
include all manifestations of osteochondrosis, epiphyseal abnormalities, flexural deformities and cervical vertebral instability
can be present in the offspring of one particular mare/breeding combination. However, more commonly, a particular mare or
breeding combination can produce offspring with a particular disease. In these cases, the conformation of the mare must be
considered as some of these problems, such as straight hocks, offset knees and toed-in conformation can often lead to mechanical
overload of a particular joint and subsequent disease. In addition, the physical characteristics of the mare that is carrying
the foal must be taken into account. This includes both the natural dam as well as any embryo recipient. It has been our experience
that small mares and mares that have not foaled previously appear prone to producing foals with either angular limb deformities
or limb contracture. Although these are easily treated, we now select recipient mares with a history of foaling.
Dietary concerns also need to be addressed both in the mares and foals. In our practice, we monitor forage and concentrates
yearly and make changes accordingly. This alone has been one of the most effective means of influencing the incidence of DOD,
as farms often overlook the influence of the local environment, breed and growth rates on diet. Nutritional consultants and
software programs are often employed to solve dietary concerns, and most importantly, foal weight is monitored monthly to
assure that dietary intake is adjusted accordingly.
Although trauma appears to be a factor in development of DOD, exercise at an early age appears to be effective in reducing
DOD. Dutch studies have shown significant reduction in DOD in warmbloods with turnout compared to box confinement, however,
recent studies have shown little benefit in forced exercise beyond turnout. In our experience, turnout of foals with mild
angular deformities often corrects the problem. The thought here being that low levels of exercise may stimulate the physes
to self-regulate. The same appears true after surgically correcting angular limb deformities. Regular exercise, even if for
a limited amount of time, appears to help self-regulate minor DOD issues. This observation encourages the use of embryo transfer,
as the foals can stay at the farm with the mares, and not undergo strict stall confinement as occurs at most breeding facilities.
In January of each year, a complete series of radiographs is obtained on each foal to identify clinically silent lesions.
If lesions are seen, then they are addressed at this point in order to reduce their impact at the time of sale, and to eliminate
any possibility of the lesion causing a problem during the horse's competition season. In our practice, all surgical corrections
are disclosed at the time of sale. This practice has been received well by the farms as it helps to enhance their reputation
with buyers, the lesion often dictates how the yearling will be marketed, and for those farms that may keep and campaign a
certain yearling, it allows them to often keep the contentious cases.
In summary, extensive early monitoring of foals has been an effective means of controlling and treating DOD. In general, the
planning involved in this approach creates an owner that is engaged in the process and reduces the surprise findings of DOD
lesions that often influence sales.


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In this episode, Mike Robles is on hand to discuss the D&D Next playtest opening with R&D's Mike Mearls and Jeremy Crawford -- including questions you asked via Twitter.
How you can join the playtest: To get started, simply go to dndnext.com (or click the "Playtest" link in the D&D website's navigation). There, click on the "Start Playtesting Now" button to get started, and follow the instructions. Participants must have an active Wizards.com account and agree to certain terms and conditions in order to participate. (There's no charge for a Wizards.com account and it's easy to create.)
Podcasting is delivering audio and video content on demand so that it can be enjoyed at the user's convenience. The main benefit of podcasting is that listeners can sync content to their media player and take it with them to listen whenever they want to. But they're not just for iPods…the files are ready to watch or listen to on just about any computer.
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If you need to smooth the kinks out of your network services, very likely you will take Tcpdump and Wireshark out of your toolbox. But honestly, both are slightly less than intuitive, and you need to be a genuine expert to interpret the results. Tcpflow, on the other hand, is infinitely more intelligible.
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For the first time since 2008, recreational fishermen in New Jersey will be allowed to keep summer flounder that are shorter than 18 inches.
In a 5-3 vote Thursday evening, the New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council approved regulations for the 2012 season of a 17.5-inch minimum size, with a limit of five fish per day, and a 147-day season running from May 5 to Sept. 28 at the its meeting at Toms River .
For an hour, fishermen representing groups from all parts of the state commented on the six options the council was considering. The council's summer flounder and black sea bass committee had recommended regulations that would have maintained the 18-inch minimum size that has been in place since the 2008 season and the eight-fish bag limit, with a 170-day season running from May 5 to Oct. 21.
Public comment was fairly evenly split on the options. Sentiment for staying with the 18-inch minimum pointed to a longer season that would reduce pressure on other fisheries, including black sea bass.
Those who favored the 17.5-inch minimum size commented the perception of being able to take home a smaller fish would boost business by prompting people to take more fishing trips because their chances of taking home a keeper would be increased.
They also pointed to the season ending in late September as better for the fishery.
"Something to consider is the October dates carry double the weight" in how the National Marine Fisheries Service calculates catch data, said Scott Albertson, owner of Scott's Bait & Tackle in Mystic Island, Little Egg Harbor Township.
Effectively, each fish caught that month would count as two.
Those favoring the 18-inch minimum expressed concern that decreasing the minimum size would lead to New Jersey overfishing its quota.
But several commenters repeated the information shared by Brandon Muffley, chief of New Jersey's Marine Fisheries division, which noted that New Jersey has done a very good job of matching its regulations to the quota in a way that has kept the state from overfishing.
Over the last 10 years, New Jersey has been on average 2 percent below its quota, Muffley said.
"The council has been successful in constraining the catch," said Ray Bogan, a Point Pleasant lawyer and long-time advocate for recreational fishermen.
At the end of the public comment, and with the committee's recommendation for the 2012 regulations as the standing motion, council member Erling Berg made a motion to replace the committee's recommendation with the option for the 17.5-inch minimum with the five-fish bag limit and a May 5-Sept. 28 season.
That motion passed 5-3, with Berg, Fran Puskas, Scott Bailey, Dr. Eleanor Bochenek and Joe Rizzo all voting in favor and Dr. Pat Donnelly, Dick Herb and Sergio Radossi voting against.
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Siemens: New facility still learns from experience
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Siemens has used the experience of its workers all over the world to build and expand their operations
With 22 years of manufacturing experience to rely on, Brian Somerville got to build a plant from scratch last year when Siemens Industry Inc. opened its new Simogear facility in Maudlin, S.C. It is built for future growth in the product line, but it also was built with all of the lessons from Siemens facilities around the world. Somerville talked with Plant Engineering about the challenges and opportunities in building a new plant.
Plant Engineering: Now that the recession is behind us, what are the lessons you learned about your operations, your workers and manufacturing?
Somerville: This facility opened earlier this year, so we weren't operating during the recession. However, the recession confirmed the importance of Lean process, efficient resources, and a well-trained staff to make sure that we are and remain as efficient as possible. We ensured we incorporated these practices from very beginning due to experience with the recession and market uncertainties.
PE: Why are you optimistic about your own manufacturing operation?
Somerville: This facility is a new facility for Siemens Industry. We recently launched our new product, Simogear, and held the grand opening of our plant. This product strengthens Siemens Industry Drive Technologies' portfolio, completes our Integrated Drive Systems offering, and provides our customers higher mechanical efficiency and quick delivery times, even as short as same day. These benefits that we are providing to the gear motor market is already exciting customers and building demand. This level of excitement makes us very optimistic, and we are excited to meet that demand.
PE: Are you as optimistic about American manufacturing as a whole?
Somerville: Confidence is continuing to build in the America's manufacturing base, and we are starting to see new investments in productivity and efficiency. Our business supplies gear motors to many industries. From our perspective, the manufacturers are in a buying mode right now and we are seeing a lot of positive activity.
On a larger scale, we see companies shifting their manufacturing operations back to the U.S. partially due to factors such as increasing cost of logistics internationally as well as consumer preferences. Another factor that is making manufacturing more attractive in the U.S. is manufacturing software; it is pushing the edge of what is possible. These factors position America to lead the next manufacturing renaissance.
PE: What is the best thing you do in your plant today? What is the area of your operation you are most proud of?
Somerville: As I mentioned, this is a new facility so making sure we had the right equipment, IT infrastructure and software was important to us. Our cooperation with equipment builders, vendors and other partners helped us get up to speed quickly. We invested in top of the line equipment that will not only work for us right now but in the future as our facility expands. We also have a strong emphasis on Lean manufacturing and are continuously improving processes when needed.
PE: On the other hand, where do you have the most room for improvement? What's the plan for improvement?
Somerville: With a new facility, the main improvement is modifying processes when needed to make sure we are providing the best product and service to our customers. We continue Lean analyses and tweak material flow and other key processes when needed. We want to make sure we do not get complacent and are always looking for a better way to do things.
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I modified the photos from powerlabs.org so that it would work with a modern dc flyback transformer thats found in most modern tvs.
I am not responsible for any damages or harm that result from following these instructions.
Step 1: Prepair the parts you need
- Soldering iron (15/30 watt)
- Duct tape
- Thick(ish) wire
- (20~24) Gauge magnet wire (or copper radioshack wire)
- NPN 2N3055-type Transistor (radio shack part # 276-2041)
- 27 ohm 1 watt resistor (5watt if use with 300amp battery)
- 240 ohm 1 watt resistor (5watt if use with 300amp battery)
- Heatsink for transistor (the bigger the longer the use)
- Switch
- Box to put it in
- 12-24 volt power supply (i have tested it on a 12v 1amp wall transformer and it works fine and a 300a lawn and garden battery)
Were can I find that type of flyback transformer?
Well, in a dumpster if you can find an old CCD TV or monitor (the types that aren't thin) crack one open (don't actually crack it open use a screw driver please :-) ) and pull it out
Were can I find 20-24 gauge mag wire?
I took mine out on an old amplified fm antenna but other sources are good and it doesn't have to be mag wire; it can be soled copper wire too.
Were can I find a switch?
In one the things you took apart to get the flyback or the mag wire if you still cant find one try radioshack
Were can I find the power supply?
In your basement car closet junk pile you name it (please put a volt meter on it to test voltages)
also you can use a 300 amp lawn and garden battery from lowes or were ever.
Were can I find you?
Email firstname.lastname@example.com. I will be more than happy to answer your questions
Here are my results with this circuit.
Also I recommend using a fast diode in reverse bias across the transistor collector and emitter in order to protect it from back EMF spikes. The transistor will not last very long without it in my experience.
thats really awsome
Yes. Pretty much any power transistor will work. It doesn't even have to be NPN. However, the 2n3055 will eventually fail due to the HV fed back through the primary windings. If you can salvage the driver transistor from the television, it will work great because it is designed to withstand the HV.
When dealing with high voltages it always pays to be safer rather than sorry.
first hand experience
this was unsuccessful for me!
i use that on mine, and it works great.
Earlier today I pulled a flyback transformer from an old CRT tv that's been sitting in my garage. Ive been really wanting to make a driver for this transformer and eventually turn it into a Jacob's Ladder, however I have been having some trouble understanding all this technical jargon. I have a real passion for anything electrical and instead of just hooking a to b and ending up with the ladder, I would really like to understand everything that's going on in there. So my real reason for posting is that I'm looking for a very patient someone that will, via email, explain what's happening in these circuits so I really understand what's going on. If you are patient and willing enough to help me reach my eventual goal of a Jacob's Ladder, please send me an email at email@example.com.
Thank you all so much in advance!!!
i'm glad you didn't kill your mate but just cause he didn't die, doesn't mean this couldn't seriously injure someone. I hate to be a nanny but high votlage is not somthing to to be taken lightly.
Keep in mind that XVS driven flybacks have lethal current. The 3055 driver is very low current, and wont kill you if you touch it, but it will really hurt. Not a bad driver to work with if you are new to HV, as you can learn from your mistakes. It might be a good idea to use an MJ transistor instead, as the 15003 can handle up to 140 volts at 20 amps or 280 watts with proper heat sink. Many people have had problems with the 3055 going bad due to overheating, but perhaps they did not have the transistor heatsinked and bonded to it with thermal compound or were just driving it too hard.
Though you may only be running at 100 Watts, its not a good idea to run a 100 watt rated system at 100 watts, (100% duty cycle) as it can shorten the life of the device if running it long periods of time. Its recomended that if your circuit dissipates 100 watts that your components be rated twice of what is being dissipated to ensure long life under long duty cycles. 100 watts running wattage = 200 watts of max rated components for a long healthy life. You can push the envelope a bit, but not without very good cooling to carry that excess heat away.
There was a saying when I went to school for EET, all components work on smoke, if the smoke is let out, it wont work anymore. And in electronics, heat is your worst enemy. In solid state components it can cause a run-away snowball effect of ever increasing current and ever decreasing resistance, allowing more and more current which = heat, lowering resistance, adding more current, more heat, less resistance, more heat... until, poof, there goes the smoke, causing damage to your driver circuit and possibly the flyback transformer as well depending on what driver you used.


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Quote:jsigone: Your Dad is Joe correct? He helped me out a lot getting mine off the ground with the "Quantix thread".
Quote:The color combo of the cone is very nice, lots of depth all around
Quote:Very nice work times 3 Robert Congrat's on the great night, nice way to get 2013 off to a start.
Quote:Thanks Ajay!! So by request I tried mixing the Rosette ha with some data from a couple years ago. I think I need to work with both for a while then try again but it's not bad...


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Excellent customer service + managed healthcare + cost containment = EHIM
That's who we are, and more. EHIM isn't just one of the fastest growing Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM) in America (we service more than two and a half million people around the country), we're a company whose CEO, Mindi Fynke, helped pioneer programs that enhance employee benefits while saving money for members and employers.
Photograph courtesy of Dan Lippitt.
Sure, we can pat ourselves on the collective back, but for good reason. EHIM has been so successful that we have client retention rates of more than 95 percent and have experienced double-digit growth every year for the last decade. That wasn't a typo. A 95 percent client retention rate, with double-digit growth the last decade. That's serious loyalty we're talking about, and it goes both ways.
More than twenty years of experience and unparalleled customer service has made EHIM a trusted pharmacy service partner for hundreds of organizations, including: municipalities, school districts, local and regional government entities, the National Guard, NOAA Wage Mariners, the Veterans Administration, and more.
The Keys to Success
Two keys to the ongoing success of our company are round-the-clock customer service – callers are always routed to a live representative, never an endless voice-response network – and an in-house IT support and development staff. The IT support and development staff is responsible for a unique and customizable technology platform that constantly adapts to customer needs.
And one more thing to keep in mind: Unlike other PBM players, our company has never participated in controversial rebate programs that, ultimately, prevent customers from getting the most value for their dollars.
Remember: EHIM = excellent customer service + managed healthcare + cost containment.


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"Last year, our profit amounted to about 77 cents per passenger," said Jean Medina, spokeswoman for Airlines for America, the leading industry trade group. "It's a razor-thin profit margin, so any additional taxes on that is certainly not helpful to the industry and certainly not helpful to the consumer."
The first dozen years of this century have been a virtual nightmare for the airlines. First came the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks that grounded flights for a while and left the public skittish about flying for even longer. Then the cost of fuel nearly doubled by 2008, increasing the share of operating revenue that it gobbled up from 10 percent in 2001 to 35 percent in 2011.
Next, the deepest recession since air travel became central to American life made matters even worse.
More than 50 passenger and cargo airlines went bankrupt, the legacy carriers began to merge in order to withstand competition from low-cost airlines, and every airline became so efficient at managing its fleet that planes with empty seats became the exception rather than the rule.
As baggage and other fees mounted, the Department of Transportation (DOT) stepped in to make sure that passengers weren't being beguiled by advertised low fares that didn't reflect the true cost of a trip. It directed airlines and ticket agents to disclose baggage fees upfront in online advertising and during the reservation process.
While still too bruised to wax optimistic, the industry seemed to be regaining its footing in the second quarter of this year. Federal data released last month showed that all the major airlines made a profit in the quarter, after mixed results for several quarters.
Together, the airlines posted $2.3 billion in operating profit. But that does not take into account taxes, interest payments and investments outside the core business. Net profit, which does account for those other outlays, was a less imposing $647 million, Medina noted.


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(This was Tracie's catch on FB, actually. Too awesome not to share with the rest of you though.)
Category Archive: EWWWWW
Jan 29 2011
Christian book title fail
Dec 27 2010
Presenting the most offensive email we've ever gotten
And it's not even Christian hate mail. Hell, that stuff's almost always penny ante. No, this is someone who claims to be a fan, but who has his head…well, let's just say that the attitudes expressed here reflect a level of clueless douchebaggery and stupidity that I've rarely seen. I suppose this way of thinking …
Jul 22 2010
All new meaning to the term sh*t sandwich…
Courtesy my bud Chris Conner, I am made aware of the company Food for Life Baking Co., Inc. They name their products after Biblical verses, and I believe I've seen their Ezekiel 4:9 bread at the grocery stores. So what's wrong with this? Oh, nothing. Free enterprise and all that. But it does make for …
Jul 06 2010
There simply are not words for how creepy this is
(Long, awkward silence…) Well, I suppose something like this shouldn't be surprising, offered on a website called CatholicShopper.com. (Oh snap…!)
May 05 2010
Yes, I know, this is just begging for a joke about teabagging…
…But even I won't go near it, gang. Wait, I just did. Oh well! And yet, a headline like "Christian Right leader takes vacation with 'rent boy'" is still funny no matter how many times stuff like that happens. Gee, it's almost like "Christian Right leaders" are all a bunch of repressed moral hypocrites or …
Apr 20 2010
Cheap shot!
Oh noes! Looks like the Teabagger militias have lost a vital part of their training regimen!


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The first Lemmon Drop in Sunday's column had to do with the "Impeach Obama" protest last Tuesday in front of the U.S. post office on Cardinal Drive.
In a blog entry last week, you may recall, I joined a reader in calling the protest "ridiculous and rude." In particular, I was bothered by the group showing a doctored photo of President Obama with a Hitler moustache.
Predictably, Sunday's column generated the e-mail below from a reader.
I have a question for you. Did you write any columns expressing your disgust about President Bush being depicted as Hitler on countless occasions? (Check out realclearpolitics.com)
If so, please direct me to them.
As to reasons to impeach Obama, it's obvious you've never watched Glenn Beck's programs on FOX -- particularly the ones that dealt with some of his appointments (Van Jones, for instance) and his connections to those who'd like to see this country become a socialist paradise like Venezuela.
But I'm sure FOX is not a channel that you'd consider watching.
My response is below.
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2011 9:09 AM
To: (deleted by Russ)
Subject: RE: Obama as Hitler--Jan. 9 column


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Mabee University Center Renovations
HPU Events
- July 7, 2014
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- @HPUTX RT @BrinWisdom: Excited to see my alma mater @HPUTX make national news...and update Mabee in time for fall. Lookin' good, Jackets!
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2002 jaunt into Hot Coffee Mississippi
I've been dying to go to the Akei music store in Holly Springs..How about the North Mississippi Hill Country Picnic? To many Juke Joints to little time..I need to retire today!!
Boy!! if Alvin would join me Just for a week, would we Have a Blast or what!!!
Let me tell ya, these little backwoods juks is all most people have for entertainment other that church on sundays, But they have a dress down!! I went to one outside Bassfield Mississippi, a Pole Barn type structure,compacted dirt floor, stage made from shipping pallets, tables of wood spools used for cable,2 pool tables, Card Board walls,and egg crate ceilings, with a red light bulb,Everclear and Boones farm wine,available at the bar!When the players arrive, they are dressed in Red suits big hats blue shoes,women are dressed down with the big hair and bigger hats, man ya get excited, when they walk in, Start drinkin and get down with juke music,1 drum and a tambourine, and have a great time !!
till the sun comes up,
Wow! This thread is amazing!! It's gonna take me awhile to read it all, especially because I'm recovering from a freaky attack of vertigo earlier which seemed to be digestion-related. Ugh. Musta been the deli sandwich I ate last eve while out shopping-- and I didn't even get ta hear any blues!! ;-)
Hope you ARE good to go Ronnie and it all works out. Have a great time.
There's some great videos of some juke joints and I'm sure Ronnie has seen one called "You See Me Laughing"?..great North Mississippi Hill Country documentary..if your curious you should check it out..
The below conjures such wonderful, vivid imagery, I feel as if I am there. I wish Alvin WOULD join you just for a week, and I wish the rest of us could too!! It sounds like fabulous fun. BTW, if this is a photo of you, as it seems, you look very German! ;-) Rock on, Sixy!
Ron...I loved the sign over your head!
yeah!! Glenn you could not plan a pic' like that!! thats like hangin a sign in da mens room, don't pee on da seat!!!
Laurie, Iam up this early due to a pizza supreme last night!!! I feel ya!!
I Know Alvin would have a Blast,for a week,and we kept it on da hush hush,and dove into some down home Jukin!!I just heard from Ricky Sills on my face book, he has a place called the Chickin House, which was an actual chickin brooder house turned into a Backwoods juke, I am
settin up somethin with him.
I was hoping every one would notice 1st the Sign and then my Harmonica on the rack to the left and me trying to play the Mic,and sing into the harmonica!!!hahahaha! i had ignored the Sign!! and note the snare drum turned up vertical on the left bottom and the kick drum on the left, I'am playing drums at the same time as I was blowin the Mic!!!!HAHAHAHAH!!no encore please!!
Greatnews, Ronnie! Playyour azz of and take care of your health!
How about some pics of the guitars you're bringin' along.
if I dare do that Pieter will kick muh azz!!!I think he has got more guitars than GOD but My Blues Blaster is a def.as well as the 345, and the National resonator tri cone for busking when I run outta gas HAHA!


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Drawing a dramatic line in the sand for a global auto industry that has continued to invest heavily in all-electric vehicles, a top Toyota executive today simply said what a lot of people are thinking: EVs don't make business or financial sense at this point.
And then Toyota Vice Chairman Takeshi Uchiyamada, also head of Toyota R&D, announced in Japan that the company was backing up its dramatic conclusion with equally decisive action: Toyota killed plans for a volume launch of its second all-electric car, the eQ, a version of the iQ minicar, and said that it hopes for only 2,600 sales worldwide of its other EV, a RAV4 version, over the next three years.
Now, Toyota plans to sell only about 100 battery-powered eQs in a very limited release in the U.S. and Japan. In 2010, in unveiling eQ and plans for it, the company said it wanted to sell several thousand of the nameplate each year.
At the same time, Toyota has announced a dramatic doubling down on the vehicle-electrification strategy it does like: hybrids. Toyota established, defined and still dominates the global market for gas-electric hybrids through its hugely successful Prius franchise (using technology developed by Uchiyamada). So it plans to have a total of 21 hybrids in its lineup within three years, including 14 all-new ones.
A Nissan executive said he understood Toyota's move. "It takes an awful lot for a company to invest in and build the infrastructure for EVs," Brendan Jones, director of EV marketing, sales and strategy for Nissan in the United States, told me. "If you're going to commit to it, you've got to commit to it."
And as far as concerns Nissan, which trailblazed the segment with its Nissan Leaf EV, "It's the right thing to do," Jones said. "We'll keep on delivering to a market that is only going to grow over time."
Toyota already was much more conservative about vehicle electrification beyond conventional hybrids than rivals General Motors and Nissan, who established the U.S. market and have been joined by Ford, Mitsubishi and others.
But still, Uchiyamada's declaration before auto journalists in Tokyo on Monday was about the most damningly direct dismissal of EVs and their prospects that any reputable auto executive has thus far uttered.
"The current capabilities of electric vehicles do not meet society's needs, whether it may be the distance the cars can run, or the costs, or how it takes a long time to charge," Uchiyamada said.
Uchiyamada thereby concisely captured the three main arguments against EVs: They still have very limited range after development efforts worthy of a moon shot behind that very challenge; they remain extremely pricey, even with massive government tax credits on their purchase; and they take too long to be ready to run.
The forthright Toyota executive didn't even mention what surely has become an increasingly relevant factor in Toyota's EV calculations: Even at a time when $4-a-gallon gasoline seems to have settled in for a long run in the U.S. market, the changing mid- and long-term prospects for greater oil production in the United States and elsewhere, combined with huge leaps in fuel economy by internal-combustion engines, mean there's even less of an imperative for auto companies to field EVs.
Toyota even remains disappointed in consumer acceptance of plug-in hybrids like its own Plug-In Prius and the original, GM's Chevrolet Volt. "We believe that there is social demand for the plug-in hybrid," Uchiyamada said. "But our efforts to let the customers know what it is have not been enough."
On cue, Toyota also has just begun a new advertising campaign for its four-member Prius family of hybrids in the United States, showing them traversing a Candyland-like landscape and emphasizing that there's a right Prius for everyone.
And, by implication, a right EV for just about no one.
And there lies the conflict … eventually we're doomed to hit the end of readily available oil and so will go our gasoline. No one seems to know if it will be 5 years or 50 years, but it is inevitable being a "non-renewable resource." There will probably be some really tough years right around when that's happening when fuel quickly becomes prohibitively expensive, and THEN we might finally see the transition to the all-electric car that we should be working on now while fuel is only moderately pricey. But if no one develops this technology now to get the cost down and effectiveness up, then we're just setting up for a lot of pain later. Of course, no one wants to develop something without expected profit return, so "essentially pro bono" R&D for the next 25 years or so to perfect an all-electric vehicle is not in the best interest of a struggling auto industry.
You know that oil is a renewable resource, right? If you don't you are clearly out of the loop, in energy crowds.
No body really feels threatened by global warming any more like in the hay day of hysteria, 2007 & 2008. Toyota cars have gone down hill steadily since 2004. They no longer make Toyotas. They make a puffed up big American car & put a toyota sticker on it.
Toyotas cornered the market when they were still Toyotas. Awesome small cars, the classic & very much loved little 4×4.
What they make today is huge with a little hybrid sprinkled in between to take up the cost of their cafe credits running out.
No class, no style. Allot of poof & a little green. I'd like to see them going back to just making Toyotas again. Small, nice, reliable, Toyota.
2004 is the last year they made a small 4×4. Now nothing. It's like shooting Free bird or something. Burning down the Stairway to heaven. The little 4×4 was something that never should have died. : )~
Engineering is all about tradeoffs. Performance vs cost. Can you have both? Apparently, not with battery technology. Electric vehicle sale by the millions is just not economically feasible at this time, simply because battery performance and infrastructure are behind. Until researchers find new ways to get into the physics and the chemistry of batteries to make their performance and cost comparable to a hybrid or gas engine, all marketing plans for EV's will be frozen indefinitely. Meanwhile, most of our eggs have already been invested in internal combustion engines. Its worthwhile studying how they're getting efficient by the day.
Has Tesla Motors just trumped Toyota ?
see http://www.torquenews.com/1075/tesla-motors-revolutionizes-electric-car-supercharger-network and http://www.mercurynews.com/business/ci_21622079/tesla-motors-unveils-superchargers-at-event-los-angeles?source=rss
No class, no style. Allot of poof & a little green. I'd like to see them going back to just making Toyotas again. Small, nice, reliable, Toyota. <<– Totally agree!
It was so obvious for years that EV was an unsuccessful business model.
So much money wasted on greenie feel good pie in the sky!
Clearly these Toyota execs haven't had an opportunity to spend other people's money on electric vehicles. Then I'm sure they'd be singing a different tune. It only doesn't make business or economic sense when it's your money on the line.
Speaking of other people's money, Greg I'm sure you know that oil is a strategic commodity. This means we have to spend lots of money on military protection to access the world's oil. According to RAND, this accounts for about $80 billion every year. I checked, and not one cent of that is internalized in the price of gas YOU BUY.
The Iraq war would not have been fought if they had the same oil reserves of North Korea. We have spent north of $1.5 trillion on that war and lost thousands of our soldiers. Tens of thousands were wounded and their care will cost us another trillion over the coming decades. Again, when you buy gas, you pay for none of these costs.
The environmental and health costs of extracting, shipping, refining, distributing and burning of oil results in tens of billions more in external costs that you don't pay.
So, if your point was that EVs can't make it in the marketplace without the use of "other people's money", then I encourage you to assign these big numbers to the total gallons of gasoline and diesel sold in the U.S. and run the numbers again. I'd wager even you would be buying an EV as soon as possible.
HONDA also works on ele. car concepts it is more better than TOYOTA.


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I'm loving this, because I've never seen a '64 Stude commercial before...'63's, yes, but not '64's.
I know the base Studebaker line was the one extensively restyled for '64, but not a mention of the Hawk, Avanti, or full truck line in this commercial though.
I'm assuming that's the Proving Ground track about 15 miles west of South Bend on U.S. 2. I've driven my old white '63 Lark Daytona Skytop R1 on that three-mile track once....at a meet there. It was great fun. The Proving Ground is operated by Bosch now.
I suspect that there are very few 1964 commercials because Studebaker may have decided to stop its sponsorship of the Mr. ED TV show, which lasted until 1966. The television season and the model year both begin in September, so Studebaker would have committed to a 9 month TV season if it intended to sponsor the show for the 1964 season there should be more commercials. I do not find it unusual that they have a commercial that is only about Larks. I have seen many of those.
You're probably right about the connection to Mr. Ed for the '64 model year.
Even the second commercial I posted shows the Avanti, but nothing about the Hawk or trucks.
The second one seems to be very intent on showing the new square headlight enclosures on the Avanti.
I think Studebaker did a great job on the '64's...modern styling, disc brakes available, dual master cylinder on the drum brakes, P-R-N-D-2-1 automatics available, superchargers, very nice interiors, full instrumentation, etc. IMHO only, park a Falcon or Valiant or Chevy II next to a '64 Studebaker and the Studebaker seems more contemporary by today's standards. I know that Automotive News overlayed a '77 Caprice when new, with a '64 Studebaker and interior-to-exterior proportions were pretty similar, although the four-door Stude's wheelbase was three inches shorter (the two-door, seven inches shorter).
7 1/2 min. silent film, showing the current Studebaker and M-B products on display, plus President Sherwood H. Egbert, puffing a cigar in places in the film, Chairman of the Board Clarence Francis, and even Andy Granatelli at about 3:12.
I'm loving this, as I'd not seen this film before....obviously a promotional piece for Ashland Oil and Valvoline ("Studebaker Record Test Runs, Powered by Ashland Gasoline and Protected by Valvoline"). Not-very-subtle product placement at around 1:20, 2:02, and 2:14 (although I love the Studebaker Champ with whitewalls and "Hot Rod" magazine on the door at 2:14).
That Avanti in the video, number 9, was on prominent display at the Studebaker National Museum during the International Meet last summer, still wearing its Halibrand mag wheels and looking remarkably unchanged from this video.
Although I'm mostly interested in '60's Studebakers, my understanding is that Studebaker, in conjunction with B-W, developed their "Automatic Drive" in 1950, that had a lock-up torque converter like Packard's Ultramatic of the year before. I have read in more than one place that Ford wished to buy the Studebaker "Automatic Drive" but that Studebaker wouldn't sell--a dumb idea! By '56, when Studebaker's fortunes were failing, they began to buy B-W automatics (called "Flightomatic" by Studebaker) 'off the shelf', so to speak.
When the Avanti was introduced, supposedly Studebaker worked in conjunction with B-W to come up with a 3-speed automatic that could be shifted manually through three forward speeds (quadrant PRND21). Supposedly that was an Avanti exclusive at the time of introduction--summer '62. Later, in the '63 model year, that trans was offered in Larks and Hawks too.
Hope this helps a little.
I agree with everything Uplanderguy said about the Studebaker Automatic drive that it developed with Borg Warner. My 1955 Commander has one of those and I wrote an earlier post about all the reasons I like it. Three speeds, starts in first gear, excellent gas mileage, air cooled etc.
It was too expensive for Studebaker after their sales decreased, so they switched to the Ford automatic in 1956, but then the very same transmission that Studebaker developed with Borg Warner showed up in Mercedes Benz cars until approximately 1962. It was used in Jaguars too.
A Cruiser, here it is:
Options include white vinyl top, disc brakes, factory air, transistorized ignition, and 50/50 split front seats. It has a beautiful black brocade cloth interior with rear-seat center armrest.
Immediately given to a Stude exec in South Bend to drive (although was built in Hamilton, Ontario), in 1969 Studebaker Corp. gave the car to the city of South Bend. It had just under 20K miles when I last looked inside of it.
I read a story in Turning Wheels last year that said that Studebaker employees in Canada knew the end was near when management did not replace the stamp in the press that made the trunk lids after it wore out. The employees believed that production would stop then they ran out of trunk lids and that is what happened. Studebaker kept building cars after 1964 until they had to make a major investment.
I got two interesting E-mails from my Studebaker website at www. Stude.net over the weekend.
The first one I received is about the Studebaker-Mercedes Benz connection. It is worth seeing. http://johnstraub.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-mercedes-studebaker-connection.html Many great photos and it seems like an interesting site. I will check it out more when I have the time.
The second one was from a girl named Gina who claims to be a descendant of Clem Studebaker and is seeking information about the Studebaker family. I sent her info about a web site that is all about Studebaker family http://www.studebakerfamily.org/
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LEWISTON — Dog poop. It's a serious problem. So are cigarette butts and litter.
Dog owners, smokers and park lovers could do a better job keeping the outdoors clean, Public Works employees say.
When it comes to dog poop, athletes on the fields land in it and children playing in the park step in it, said Lewiston Public Works' Mike Bernier, who's in charge of maintaining the city's athletic fields and green spaces.
"People taking their dogs out, they're not picking it up," Bernier said. "It seems to be getting worse. If you have any children on an athletic field, they're playing a game, they catch a ball and land right on dog crap."
His crews mow and groom the fields. Often a worker is weed whacking and doesn't see the dog poop in the grass. "He has his head down," Bernier said. "Boom! It's getting sprayed." (Eeewww.)
It's illegal to not pick up dog waste, and people guilty of the crime are subject to fines. "I wish the Police Department had time, but they're responding to calls."
Steve Murch, Lewiston's arborist, also said that dog waste is a growing problem in the city's downtown green spaces and flower gardens.
"We make a huge effort to make the intersections look nice with flower beds," Murch said. But some dog owners use flower gardens "as a giant litter box," he said. Dogs often wipe their paws after they've done their business, which is normal dog behavior, but it tears up flowers and soil. "Piles of feces are everywhere," Murch said.
Second and third to dog waste are cigarette butts and litter.
Too many people, sometimes motorists at intersections, use city flower gardens "as their ashtrays," Murch said. The gardens have mulch, and when the weather is hot and dry, a cigarette butt can start a fire, he said.
But mostly cigarette butts, which don't disintegrate, take away from the beauty of flowers. "They gather, it looks like hell around our flower beds."
In the city parks and athletic fields, another problem is litter, Bernier said.
When the weather gets warmer, people leave soda bottles, food wrappers and leftover food on the grass, he said.
Besides exposing people to bacteria if it's not picked up, both dog poop and litter can get mushed into the ground by rain. From there, the waste goes down storm drains and eventually makes its way to the water treatment center or river.


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Titled simply Gran Turismo PSP, Yamauchi confirmed that the portable racer will feature a whopping 800 cars, 35 tracks, and more than 60 layout variations. Those of you concerned that the handheld outing will be a down-sized iteration in the venerable franchise needn't worry: Yamauchi confirmed the game will offer a 'full size' Gran Turismo experience.
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Gran Turismo is a fine racing simulator and offers car fans an enormous amount of killer vehicles to collect. Ultimately, the game is marred by the lack of a career mode and online play
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In the racing and driving simulator genre, few games offer up the same allegiance amongst fans as the Gran Turismo series. After an arduous wait, the game was finally skimmed-down for its own PSP release and let loose for fan consumption on October 1, 2009. The game's launch coincided with Sony's new PSPgo, and you can purchase GT in UMD and digital forms. While playing Gran Turismo for this review, we had to keep ...
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Gran Turismo PSP TV ad revealed
The PlayStation Blog has recently revealed a new ad campaign for the PSP's first installment in Polyphony Digital's legendary racing franchise, Gran Turismo. The teaser showcases a speedy Corvette ZR1 with Tanner Foust playing Gran Turismo on the PSP while riding shotgun. For you hardcore ...
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Sony has unveiled the first concrete details on the forthcoming European special edition releases of Gran Turismo PSP. Posting on the EU PlayStation Blog, the company revealed that punters can fork out for a Collector's Edition release of the hotly anticipated handheld racer, while new hard...
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Sony has revealed that UK gamers will be able to get their mitts on a special variation of North America's Gran Turismo PSP Entertainment Pack at some point in the near future. Speaking to website CVG, a company representative stated, "There will be a GT bundle for the UK but it's diff...
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Sony expecting big things from Gran Turismo PSP
Sony's UK product manager Claire Backhouse has said that the console maker is expecting Gran Turismo PSP to contribute to a substantial boost in PSP sales following the game's launch early next month. Due out on October 1 alongside the PSP Go, the handheld racing title is to be backed...
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Gran Turismo PSP pack announced
Sony announced today that it will release a Limited Edition Gran Turismo PSP Entertainment Pack on October 20 in North America. The pack will include a downloadable voucher for a white Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, a color only offered through the package deal. The package will also include the "...
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Gran Turismo PSP pre-order items announced
If you pre-order a copy of Gran Turismo for the PSP you'll get a voucher to add one of five top cars to your game collection. While the cars will be available in-game, the pre-order nets you the ride without having to unlock them. Plus, the cars come in special pre-order colors. Gran Turism...
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Gran Turismo PSP's North American producers Chris Hinojosa Miranda and Taku Imasaki have revealed that developer Polyphony Digital has no plans to release any downloadable content for the eagerly anticipated racer. Writing on the official PlayStation Blog, the pair said that the game'...
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Polyphony Digital's Kazunori Yamauchi took to the stage during Sony's E3 press conference this morning and officially unveiled the long rumored Gran Turismo outing for PlayStation Portable. Titled simply Gran Turismo PSP, Yamauchi confirmed that the portable racer will feature a whopp...
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God Damn. You young galoots really have a lot of time on your hands. This computer world thiggamajiggy really dominates a lot of your lives.
When I was in my 20s, I was out with my friends and carousing with the lovely young ladies. You young bucks really put too much time into baseball, trying to dig up some weird scientific statistics. In the 50s you knew who a good ballplayer was The Splendid Splinter, Stan the Man, Ted Kluszewski, Nellie Fox, Jackie Robinson, Mickey Vernon, the Say Hey Kid, The Duke and the Mick are just a few to mention amongst many more. I was fortunate to travel around a bit and see these players I have mentioned play. You didnt need a calculator to figure out that these were some damn good baseball players some of the very best to put on the uniform.
I know a lot of you guys have been hard on my grandson and some of it seems a bit over the top, but Joseph can handle it, he was raised to face adversity and he will do a fine job with that. My belief is most of you knuckle heads have too much time on your hands and have your priorities all mixed up.
My advice to you computer baseball guys is to get off your computer, toughen up, head down to your favorite watering hole, be talkative and interesting maybe make some friends. What the hell you might even meet a lady friend who might turn your world upside down it happens sometimes even for you bookworm types.
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DURHAM — Duke captain Mason Plumlee and his teammates said two things repeatedly at preseason media day: the Blue Devils attitude on defense was completely different, and the offense would run through Plumlee.
For the first half, at least, they appeared right about the defense. Plumlee, though, shined throughout.
Duke beat Division-II Winston-Salem State 69-45, as expected. The Rams finished with more turnovers (19) than made field goals. After last weeks game against Western Washington State, Duke placed more emphasis this week on defense, mainly on protecting against drives.
It showed.
We came out of the gate really well on defense, and we let that translate into offense, Amile Jefferson said.
Winston-Salem state had as many turnovers (13) as points in the first half. Or, to slice it another way, the Blue Devils had as many steals (five) as the Rams had field goals.
Plumlee led Duke with 19 points and 10 rebounds.
With one exception, the takeaways came from Dukes biggest and longest players Plumlee, Ryan Kelly and Alex Murphy giving the Blue Devils a dimension they sorely lacked last season. In the first half, which ended with Duke leading 36-13, Winston-Salem State was held to 16.7 percent shooting from the floor.
Duke subbed heavily throughout, with all nine players who played getting at least 14 minutes. Seth Curry, who hadnt played five-on-five because of right shin pain since Sept. 10, made his first appearance of the season. While his shots didnt fall he was 1 of 9 he said he didnt feel limited in his movements or on defense. The pain will likely linger all season, he said, so his future action depends on how much pain his body can take.
While Curry was part of the constant substitution rotation, it was two other key reserves who came up with some of the most notable stops.
With 5 minutes, 56 seconds remaining in the first half, Josh Hairston forced a five-second violation by Winston-Salem States Torez Young, and a few minutes later, Jefferson blocked a Joe Thompson shot.
Jefferson, visibly excited, encouraged the crowd to make noise. On the ensuing inbounds play, Thompson was called for an offensive foul before the ball came in play.
Hes more enthusiastic than the crowd, coach Mike Krzyzewski said about Jefferson, who finished with 13 points.
Winston-Salem State pulled down 19 rebounds on the offensive glass and 44 total, while Duke had 28 defensive rebounds and 46 total.
That area for improvement falls under the umbrella of completing plays, which Duke needs to do offensively as well. Krzyzewski said the team missed seven or eight shots right around the basket and deemed the fast-break offense horrible.
Duke finished with 10 fast break points and turned the 19 Winston-Salem State turnovers into 29 points.
I just dont think we finished well. In both the games, really, even though we scored over 100 (against Western Washington State), I thought weve left a lot of points on the floor that are makeable, Krzyzewski said.
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scrantonicity Posts: 1Hello all,
I just got back from the Jeep dealership and it seems my 2011 JGC (48,000 miles) has a faulty TIPM. I had my usual mechanic check the problem out prior to going to the dealer and he said the same thing. Symptoms include having difficulty starting, fuel pump not cutting off immediately and randomly stalling while driving.
My concern is the plan of action at the Jeep dealership. They first told me it would be covered under the power train warranty, then after the diagnostic testing they told me that it would not be. They have special ordered a fuel pump relay kit. My question to everyone is: Does this sound like the right fix for this problem? I have read lots of TIPM related forums and most solutions involved completely replacing the TIPM. Please let me know what you think I should address or do. Thanks in advance.
Your symptoms sound very much like the ones experienced in earlier posts. I suggest reading #1179 of 1231 2011 Cherokee no start by blakeburch and the posts that follow. From what's been reported there, it doesn't sound like the fuel pump relay is the source of the problem.
I had my TIPM repaired by AR Speedometer in Tulsa, OK and my GC has been running fine for the past two weeks.
Trying to find the best way to sell the dealership on replacing my TIPM. It is not consistently failing yet, but i don't want to wait for it to go completely... Any advice? They are trying to diagnosis it, but I will have to pick it up tomorrow if they can't find it at fault.
I am having the same issue, and I found this website:
http://www.gotaclassaction.com/chrysler-investigated-over-defective-totally-inte- grated-power-module-tipm-in-2011-2012-jeep-grand-cherokees-and-dodge-durangos/
Chrysler investigated over defective Totally Integrated Power Module (TIPM) in 2011-2012 Jeep Grand Cherokees and Dodge Durangos
jschiegner Posts: 2One of the more non-pointless reasons to using Social media is to make big business, like Jeep, accountable for their actions, or lack there of.
When I spoke to a representative from Jeep corporate when asked about why this hasn't been made into a recall yet..His reply "Not enough people have complained yet."
Solid answer. Let's fix that.
Go onto the Jeep Facebook Page, (simply type Jeep into the search) this gives you a chance to write on their 'Wall' and let them know your problem, voice your opinion, tell them your unique story and how it has effected you life, your family, and livelihood. They have just under 3.5 million 'Fans' and that, unfortunately, is a much larger audience then the people reading these forums.
There has been success in doing this in the past. They will most likely take it down within minutes. But i've been posting for days, which means there is someone taking it down, which means someone will run it up the latter after a while because they are sick of taking it down.
FYI- I have already coughed up the $1,200 to replace my TIPM because i had to go to work. I was then told by the Jeep service manager that I should keep my receipt in the hopes this ever gets recalled. His opinion "They should be recalled because we have 5 others waiting to get the part in from back order"
They diagnosed for a day and a half, and told me they were going to replace the TIPM. They also said it would be in by the end of the week and only take an hour to replace... Which is a far cry from the stories I have been reading here and elsewhere, so it seems they are getting the idea... Maybe, we'll see. My symptoms were ignition running for 10 seconds without starting and engine stalling after start. I'm really surprised they agreed to replace it that quickly.
You are far more fortunate than I was if your dealer has the TIPM within a week. My order was in for more than three weeks - and they still didn't have any idea when they would receive it.
I got frustrated waiting, had the unit repaired, and then cancelled my order with the dealer. They refunded my $500 deposit less the cost of the technician's time to do the initial diagnostic.
I was OK with paying that much.
aaronr3 Posts: 1I just posted this on Jeep's facebook page:
"I have owned 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee since May of this year. We bought it shortly before my wife gave birth to our daughter. This week the Jeep began giving my wife trouble starting. This morning it took her 15 minutes to get it started and then a few hours later she was nearly stranded in a parking lot after it took her almost 45 minutes to get it started. After doing some quick Internet research, I discovered that the are numerous 2011-2012 Grand Cherokee's having faulty Totally Integrated Power Modules (TIPM). The dealer confirmed my suspicions and then proceeded to tell me that it was not covered under warranty and that I would have to pay over $1500 in parts and labor to replace it. I called Chrysler customer service and they told me there is no recall and since the vehicle is out of warranty (approximately 66,000 miles) that there was nothing they could do for me. This is the first Chrysler/Jeep vehicle I have ever owned, and if this is what I can expect from Jeep vehicles going forward it will definitely be the last."


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