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Nestled along the Clarion River at the edge of the Allegheny National Forest is historic Ridgway, a quaint and friendly town with an illustrious past. Once the home of Gilded Age lumber barons, Ridgway boasts stunning Victorian architecture, a bustling downtown of shops and restaurants, and that warm and welcoming atmosphere you can only find in Northwestern Pennsylvania!
Centrally located in the lush forests of the Pennsylvania Wilds, Ridgway is an outdoor lover's paradise! The perfect base to explore The Allegheny National Forest, kayak the Clarion River or hike the Little Toby Rail Trail; Ridgway offers unlimited opportunities for walking, biking, fly fishing, and hiking spring through fall. In the winter, you can enjoy cross-country skiing, ice fishing, snowmobiling, or participate in one of our monthly festivals including the internationally acclaimed Chainsaw Carvers' Rendezvous.
Ridgway offers something for everyone year round. Visit us to view the free-roaming herd of Elk just 20 miles to the south, purchase a unique work of art at the Elk County Council on the Arts, or take home a souvenir from one of our charming Main Street shops. Whatever the reason for your visit, we invite you to stop in and begin your adventure at the Welcome Center at 300 Main Street, Ridgway, Pennsylvania!
Grand Opening held for new convenience store
By Harlan J Beagley
DAGUSCAHONDA — Blasting out over the airwaves of The River 98.9 FM— "Free coffee! Free newspapers!… prizes, stop in now and visit the new store," the DJ's excitement guided a throng of locals to the newly opened little store. Aptly named "The Store," a new convenience store in the village of Daguscahonda celebrated their official grand opening Wednesday May 18th. Located on Rt. 120 between Ridgway and St. Marys. Before the ribbon cutting one of the owners DJ Vanslander showed local dignitaries around and explained how the building once was the site of "Agosti Auto Body." After a complete renovation the newly open merchant has very little of the original building structure remaining. Local builder H & L Contracting said it took all winter to help Vanslander complete the project. Board members for both the St. Marys Area Chamber of Commerce and the Ridgway Area Chamber of Commerce were on hand at the crowed little store along with local residents of the town of 57 homes. Hours of operation are said to be 6:00 a.m. till 8:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
'The Store of Daguscahonda' celebrated their official grand opening with a ribbon cutting Wednesday May 18th, 2016. Manger Amy Glass,one of the owners DJ Vanslander, along with store cashiers Cindy Prechtl, Rachel Maletto and Priscilla Miller joined by both the St. Marys and Ridgway Chambers of commerce officials and other well-wishers. Photo by Harlan Beagley
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The share price of Wal-Mart Stores (NYSE:WMT) has declined by 9.3% from its 52-week high of $77.60 achieved in October 2012. At $70.44, the stock offers a 2.7% dividend yield. There are 4 reasons supporting my view that a buying opportunity has emerged amid the price weakness.
1. From a relative valuation perspective, Wal-Mart shares are priced attractively based on the company's financial performance relative to its peers' (see chart below). Consensus estimates on average predict the company's revenue, EBITDA, and EPS to grow at 2-year CAGRs of 4.9%, 4.6%, and 8.2%, respectively. The estimates are notably below the averages of 6.1%, 6.6%, and 10.0%, respectively, for Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ:COST) and Target Corp. (NYSE:TGT).
Similarly, Wal-Mart's long-term EPS growth is forecasted to be 9.6%, underperforming the peer average at 12.4%. On the profit side, however, Wal-Mart demonstrates a solid performance as all of the firm's profitability margins and capital return metrics are above the par. The company carries a relatively in-line debt load as reflected by its on-average debt to capitalization and debt to EBITDA ratios. In terms of liquidity, Wal-Mart's free cash flow margin is below the peer average. Both the firm's current and quick ratios are below the par, suggesting a mediocre balance sheet performance.
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To summarize, Wal-Mart's relatively weaker growth potential and below-average liquidity condition would likely the primary drag on the stock valuation. However, given the company's solid margin and capital return performance as well as its substantially larger operations around the globe, I believe the stock's fair value should not trade largely below the peer-average level. Nevertheless, the current valuation at 13.2x forward (next 12 months) EPS is trading at a 26.2% discount to the peer-average P/E ratio at 17.9x, suggesting that Wal-Mart stock appears to be trading near the low end of its fair value range or even modestly undervalued on a relative basis. Further, the stock's PEG ratio at 1.38x is 4.8% below the peer-average rate at 1.45, again indicating an attractive price level (see chart above).
2. Wal-Mart's trailing P/E multiple of 14.0x is trading at a small discount to its 5-year historical average at 14.6x (see chart below). The current valuation seems to be favorable to investors given the following positive fundamental developments in the past 5 years:
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a) The company has been able to sustain a steady ROA and ROIC performance and gradually improve its ROE over the past 5 years (see chart below);
b) Wal-Mart has also been able to maintain stable profitability and free cash flow margins over the same period (see chart below);
c) The market's consensus revenue, EBITDA, and EPS growth estimates for the current and next fiscal years are fairly in line with the historical rates experienced in late 2010 and 2011 (see chart below).
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3. Moreover, Wal-Mart's forward P/E multiple of 13.2x is currently trading at a 7.5% discount to the same valuation multiple of the S&P 500 Index, which stands at 14.3x now (see chart below). The below-market valuation presents a great buying opportunity in my view provided that 1) the daily P/E multiple difference between Wal-Mart shares and the S&P 500 Index averaged at only 0.6% in the past 12 months; 2) Wal-Mart's long-term EPS growth rate of 9.6% is notably above the average estimate of 8.2% for the S&P 500 companies; 3) the company has been able to generate a healthy level of ROE and ROIC and offers a significant international exposure to investors; and 4) the stock's 2.7% dividend yield is above the average yield of 2.2% for the S&P 500 Index.
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4. In a research note dated February 15, 2013, Daniel Binder at Jefferies elaborated on his bullish opinion which I tend to agree on (sourced from Thomson One, Equity Research):
"We believe the turnaround story is still playing out. While there are many initiatives to drive traffic and volume across this business, the core objective is still about the productivity loop, which means reducing SG&A, investing in price and driving top line…We have now seen five quarters of progress on comp store sales. EBIT margin has shown modest expansion in the last three quarters as SG&A leverage outpaces gross margin declines…Wal-Mart's valuation is still attractive relative to its comp group, whether measured against a broad group of retailers or S&P 500 Consumer Staples companies. We see potential for further multiple expansion as: 1) Wal-Mart share stabilizes and potentially shifts to share increases; 2) the company continues to execute well on the core fundamentals of the "productivity loop;" 3) unit growth accelerates for high-return smaller-format stores resulting in grocery market share gains; and 4) slowed growth in international operations and turnaround efforts yield an improvement in sales and ROI."
Bottom line, investors should take the current price weakness as an opportunity to acquire more shares given the company's healthy fundamentals and healthy growth prospects.
All charts are created by the author and all financial data used in the article and the charts is sourced from Capital IQ.
Disclosure: I am long WMT. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.

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The Golden Girls (1985–1992)
Episode List
Season 7
21 Sep. 1991Hey, Look Me Over
Rose gets a big shock when she develops some old film she discovers in one of Charlie's cameras.
28 Sep. 1991The Case of the Libertine Belle
A murder mystery weekend turns deadly, and Blanche is the prime suspect in a real-life murder.
5 Oct. 1991Beauty and the Beast
Blanche pushes her granddaughter Melissa into a beauty pageant she doesn't want to participate in. Meanwhile, an injured Sophia bonds with her nurse.
12 Oct. 1991That's for Me to Know
Dorothy learns that her father was not Sophia's first husband.
19 Oct. 1991Where's Charlie?
Rose is convinced Charlie is communicating with her from beyond the grave; Blanche dates a baseball player.
26 Oct. 1991Mother Load
Blanche faces off against the mother of her latest boyfriend over his affections; Stan convinces Dorothy to join him in therapy.
2 Nov. 1991Dateline: Miami
While Dorothy goes out on a date, Rose, Blanche, and Sophia stay at home and recall past dates that they've had.
9 Nov. 1991The Monkey Show
As soon as Dorothy frees herself of Stan, her sister Gloria shows up and Dorothy catches her sleeping with Stan. In the meantime, Rose and Blanche hold a telethon to save a local lighthouse when a hurricane blows in.
16 Nov. 1991Ro$e Love$ Mile$
Rose is annoyed with Miles' frugal ways, so Blanche takes her out on a double date with two big spenders.
23 Nov. 1991Room Seven
Blanche goes to Atlanta to try and halt the demolition of her grandmother's house. Meanwhile, Sophia's behavior becomes more reckless after a near-death experience.
7 Dec. 1991From Here to the Pharmacy
Blanche dates a man who claims to have returned from military service in the Persian Gulf.
14 Dec. 1991The Pope's Ring
When Pope John Paul II visits Miami, Sophia wants to see him and ask for the blessing of a sick friend.
4 Jan. 1992Old Boyfriends
A man from St. Olaf visits claiming he dated Rose when they were teenagers, but she doesn't remember him as one of the many boyfriends she had in her youth.
11 Jan. 1992Goodbye, Mr. Gordon
Dorothy's old high school teacher, Mr. Gordon, plagiarizes something she wrote.
25 Jan. 1992The Commitments
Blanche thinks her sex appeal is fading when her boyfriend doesn't want to sleep with her. Meanwhile, Dorothy dates a musician who portrays a Beatle in "Beatlemania."
8 Feb. 1992Questions and Answers
Dorothy learns that auditions for the TV game show "Jeopardy!" are coming to Miami, and she plans to try out for it. Later, she dreams of a bizarre game of Jeopardy! which pits her against Rose and her neighbor Charlie Dietz.
15 Feb. 1992Ebbtide VI: The Wrath of Stan
Dorothy and Stan are accused of being slumlords by the tenants of the apartment building they jointly own.
22 Feb. 1992Journey to the Center of Attention
Blanche is upset when Dorothy becomes popular with the patrons at her favorite bar, the Rusty Anchor.
29 Feb. 1992A Midwinter Night's Dream
After she sees Dorothy and Miles' spur-of-the-moment kiss, Sophia must tell this to Rose; the last thing she needs to do to break the curse is tell a friend of a betrayal.
7 Mar. 1992Rose: Portrait of a Woman
Miles' birthday is coming up, so Blanche convinces Rose to present him a naughty picture of herself as a gift. Meanwhile, Dorothy lands a highly-paid new job teaching adults, much to Sophia's delight.
25 Apr. 1992Home Again, Rose: Part 1
While pretending to be people they picked at random from a yearbook at a high school reunion, Rose suffers a heart attack.
2 May 1992Home Again, Rose: Part 2
As Rose prepares for a triple coronary bypass, she makes the girls promise to have their heads cryogenically preserved when they die.
9 May 1992One Flew Out of the Cuckoo's Nest
As Dorothy and Lucas prepare to get married, they try to persuade Sophia to come live with them in Atlanta.
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DALLAS (August 27, 2013)--A demolished house in a Dallas neighborhood will serve as unusual on-the-scene public artwork representing a neighborhood's past, present and future.
The Nasher Sculpture Center says the "Buried House" piece will be part of a Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity project.
Crews tore down the abandoned home Monday in the Oak Cliff neighborhood, the same day that center officials announced the artwork planned by Spanish artist Lara Almarcegui, who plans to bury the rubble on the property as a "free space" for reflection on the neighborhood.
Habitat for Humanity volunteers will later build a new house on the site.
It's one of 10 commissions for the Nasher's 10th anniversary exhibition called Nasher XChange.
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A former branch manager at Landmark National Bank in Garden City, Kan., has been charged with embezzling more than $99,999 from the bank, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said today.
Sheri L. Green, 52, Garden City, Kan., was charged with one count of misapplication of bank funds. The indictment alleges that she stole the money from the bank over a period of time from Aug. 16, 2012, to Dec. 26, 2012.
If convicted, she faces a maximum penalty of 30 years in federal prison and a fine up to $250,000. The FBI investigated. Assistant U.S. Attorney Lanny Welch is prosecuting.
Gonzalo Ramirez, 28, Dodge City, Kan., and Mariza Tinoco, 22, Dodge City, Kan., are charged with brandishing a firearm during an aggravated robbery, which was a crime of violence in aid of racketeering; and one count of unlawful possession of a firearm after a felony conviction. The crimes are alleged to have occurred July 24, 2008, in Dodge City, Kan.
If convicted, they face a penalty of not less than seven years in federal prison and a fine up to $250,000 on the charge of brandishing a firearm; and a maximum penalty of 10 years and a fine up to $250,000 on the other charge. The Dodge City Police Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives investigated. Assistant U.S. Attorney Lanny Welch is prosecuting.
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DALLAS (January 30, 2012)—Rockwall County Sheriff's Deputy Keven Rowan swam to a car as it sank in a Dallas-area lake and saved two women.
Rockwall County sheriff's Lt. David Davis said Monday that nobody was hurt in the incident at Lake Ray Hubbard.
Davis says the women drove through a nearby park early Saturday and evidently got lost, in the dark, while seeking Interstate 30 and ended up driving down a boat ramp.
Rowan was on patrol when he spotted the car in the water.
Patrol car video shows Rowan along the water's edge yelling, "Can you get out of the car?"
He ended up swimming to the sinking car and using a window-breaking device to shatter the glass.
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Well Attack Up Lv3 is +200 attack regardless of the direction they face. Ambush attack is useless if they're shielded up against a wall.
Charged Attack sends the player flying in to the air not the enemy, so I do not believe it would benefit from Smash Power Up. For Warriors your shield Uppercut and Rush both benefit from Smash Power Up.
For clerics, just your shield uppercut.
For mages, Magical Napalm and Lightning Strike both benefit from Smash Power Up. Thought I'd put it out there for other classes for anybody whose wondering about the benefits of Smash Power Up.
I think charged attack does also send the enemy flying if they are not killed. Not positive on that but I think it has happened to me before. And as for Ambush attack, it would be helpful when enemies are running from me and I hit them with dash attack in the back. I just didn't know how much it raises the damage and was curious if anyone knew. I would imagine that it would be more damage than attack up lvl 3, otherwise it would be useless.
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Troops cornered the 22-year-old soldier in a densely forested
area near a small town in Goseong county, a mountainous
region on the eastern coast of the peninsula near the border
with North Korea.
After a 24-hour stand-off and despite pleas by his father to
give himself up, the conscript shot himself in the side, and
was taken to a military hospital.
Late on Saturday night the soldier threw a grenade and opened
fire, killing five members of his unit and wounding seven at
a base outpost in Goseong county. The conscript then fled
carrying a firearm, ammunition and a grenade and exchanged
gunfire with troops.
The soldier, identified as Sergeant Lim, was described by an
official as an "introvert" and said there had been earlier
concerns over his psychological health, but he was deemed fit
to be deployed to the outpost after passing a test in
The military has been criticised before for lax discipline in
some units and failure to prevent previous cases where
soldiers, suffering personal problems, have shot fellow
In a similar incident in 2011, a South Korean marine went on
a shooting spree at a base near the tense maritime border
with North Korea, killing four fellow soldiers before trying
to blow himself up with a hand grenade.
Defence ministry spokesman Kim Min-seok said a large number
of conscript soldiers, most of whom are in their early 20s,
are classified as "of interest" and are under supervision by
the command for concerns over potential disciplinary or
mental health issues.
About 800 soldiers of the 22nd Infantry Division that serves
the Goseong region, or 9 percent of division force, are under
supervision, Kim said. Lim was one of them.
All able-bodied South Korean men serve about two years under
a conscription system that makes up a large part of the
600,000 active service troops, and there are concerns that
new recruits are softer and find it harder to adapt to
military life.
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Mountain Creek has come a long way from the days of being Vernon Valley/Great Gorge. The improved snowmaking has made the mountain more reliably open and has expanded the type of terrain that is kept open for the bulk of the season. The new lifts that were put into the resort have made a huge impact on helping to clear many of the lift lines that pile up at the bottom, and have generally allowed skiers and riders to get in more action with less waiting.
But problems remain, as they always will. The relatively small vertical is compensated for in some ways by the resort being spread out, but there is only so much that can be done with a smaller hill. The terrain offered is generally not that difficult and certainly those who consider themselves to be advanced or experts, and are familiar with the terrain in northern New England and out west, will not be challenged. That being said this can be a very solid mountain for learning to ski and getting better at skiing if you are more at the intermediate level.
Yet, even with improved snowmaking this is still a northern New Jersey ski area and conditions can be shaky in the early months of the season. Generally by the time Januray rolls around this is not much of an issue.
The biggest concern for many who travel to Mountain Creek are the crowds. Night skiing during the week can be packed and weekends during the day and night are worse. Even with the faster lifts the lines can still pile up. But while helping to resolve the problem of long lift lines the faster lifts have made the "elbow-room" issue worse. Some trails can feel like packed highways during rush hour, as the lifts generally get people back up the hill quickly and in some regards the lift capacity outguns the trail capacity. This is especially problematic when the conditions are rough and not a lot of the mountain is open.
Overall, Mountain Creek is a solid, close-by ski area that allows many to learn or improve their skiing and riding. If you are looking for somewhere to go without sitting in the car for hours, Mountain Creek might be right for you.
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Musab Musmari was held on $1 million bail. King County prosecutors said the man was on his way to the airport to use a recently purchased one-way ticket to Turkey when he was arrested last Saturday.
About 750 people were celebrating New Year's Eve in the nightclub Neighbours when an arsonist poured gasoline on a carpeted stairway and set it ablaze. A U.S. Army staff sergeant and an Air Force member quickly put out the fire before it spread. The club's sprinkler system activated, and no one was hurt.
It was unclear whether Musmari was represented by a lawyer. His arraignment is set for Feb. 19.
Fire investigators found a one-gallon plastic container of gasoline at the top of the stairs, according to court records.
Callers identified Musmari from surveillance video that had been released to the public, police said in court documents.
In the video, a man is seen carrying an object that is large and heavy enough to contain a one-gallon gas can shortly before midnight, according to the probable cause statement. He is seen walking toward the east stairway carrying an object, and the fire is seen in that stairway about 12 to 15 minutes later. The man is spotted on the main floor leaving the nightclub.
Police found U.S. and Libyan passports on Musmari, who is a U.S. citizen, the court record shows. He has been ordered to surrender the passports.
Less than 24 hours after a witness first told Musmari about news media coverage of the fire, and observed that the suspect image resembled Musmari, the man contacted a travel agent to buy the one-way airline ticket to Turkey, a deputy prosecutor said in court papers.


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Frank Pignanelli & LaVarr Webb: Despite the delays, redistricting has been mostly fair
Scott G. Winterton, Deseret News
Last week brought an abrupt change in the weather, along with some new twists in the political environment. The definition of a political columnist is someone who comes down out of the hills after the battle is over to shoot the wounded. So here we go.
Utah lawmakers were unable to reach agreement on boundaries for four congressional districts and will reconvene later in this month. Why are they prolonging the agony?
Pignanelli: "The cautious seldom err" – Confucius. An overlooked element of the redistricting controversy is that new maps for the Utah Senate and House districts passed with near unanimous votes, from both parties. This indicates a bipartisan consensus that the process and results were fair within the parameters of population shifts. Indeed, it is unprecedented for a member of the redistricting committee to redraw the boundaries of his/her district to include another incumbent — as did Rep. Todd Kiser, R-Sandy. Kiser and several other legislators of both parties deserve praise for such statesmanlike conduct.
GOP leaders are proud of a procedure that achieved balanced results for the state offices, after an exhaustive process. (The key word is exhaustive. Most Utahns, including me, soon became bored with all the public hearings.) This reflects House Speaker Rebecca Lockhart's commitment to the full deliberation of legislative activities — a foundation to her political rise. Thus when some lawmakers pushed a map during the special session that had not been vetted in committee or the public, Lockhart was consistent to postpone a vote until further review was provided. Senate President Michael Waddoups concurred with this action.
Never mentioned, but always present, is the ghost of HB477 to remind Republicans and Democrats that citizens want an open and robust process.
Webb: It sometimes takes a little time to forge agreement among 75 House members, 29 Senate members and the governor. It made perfect sense to recess for a while, receive public input, consider and understand all the nuances of proposed boundaries and then reconvene for final votes.
Despite predictable but illogical complaints from Democrats, do-gooder groups and liberal editorial writers, this redistricting process has been the most open, transparent and fair in many decades. While Democrats have demanded a gerrymandered district carved out specifically so a Democrat is guaranteed to win, the Republican majority and Gov. Gary Herbert are on track to create districts that accurately represent the political makeup of the Utah electorate, with Republican/Democrat proportions similar to current districts. That's fair and proper.
Is all this consternation over congressional boundaries working to the benefit of Jim Matheson and to the detriment of others?
Pignanelli: Utah is the fourth most urbanized state in the country (85 percent of us live in a town or city). Admittedly, public lands issues impact all Utahns — regardless of residence. But all the arguments promoting congressional districts with a rural/urban mix will not resonate if the public perceives redistricting actions to harm Matheson. Utahns enjoy Matheson's maverick ways and do not want him victimized in political games. If his potential opponents are believed to garner an unfair advantage through redrawing boundaries, it could harm their initial fundraising and organization efforts.
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2003 Nissan Murano SUV SE Fwd 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl CVT)
These Nissans in many respects are Renaults in disguise.Renault has consistently produced unreliable cars for decades and now that they own Nissan, many of Nissans products are suffering.The Nissan Murano looks nice, and has nice features, but it is a reliability disaster as with every other "Renault".They are not designed to last, but instead designed to be "profitable" to the company.I'd reccomended not buying and going for a more reliable brand.
Reliability, reliability reliability!
I owned a 2003 Murano from 4/06-5/10.Here are a few bullet points.The SE ride is very rigid...the suspension is supposed to be sport tuned but it is awfully rough and rigid.Had to replace struts at 70K and when I traded it in, a couple of the motor mounts were shot.The frame on the driver's seat broke, so the window side of the seat sagged down.Did some research and found I was not alone.Nissan wanted to replace the seat at $1500+. No thanks.The HID head light went out.Bought a replacement bulb for $180. That blew right after putting it in.Bought another one, same thing.Turns out it was the transistor housing for the bulb.Headache.Traded it in for a Camry.
Interior & Exterior design.
Build quality.
Should have known when I bought a first year production. Hopefully they improved upon some things over the year.
I was really surprised to read of the problems that others have had with their 2003 Murano. With 170,000+ miles on mine, of course I've had to replace normal wear-out parts, do the brakes, etc, Also had to replace front strut sleeves, but that is the only problem that I have had in 170,000 miles. Love the transmission and I have always done as my salesman advised, "Come to a COMPLETE stop before shifting from reverse to drive - no rolling shifts!" I like mine so much that when I get another 50,000 miles on her (about 1 1/2 years for me), I'm going to get another Murano. I do wish that the back window rolled down, though.
Roominess: legroom, headroom, and wide width. Xenon headlights.
Back window that rolls down, Audio inputs for external players.
This will we the last Nissan product I ever buy. The Murano is the most over rated car I have ever owned. For the price I payed, I am disgusted with the quality of the car. I care for it well and it's still falling apart! I should have bought a Chevy Tahoe! 1. Failed CVT $6200. 2. Failed door solenoids $450. 3. Leakey sunroof. 4. Bose CD player failed. 5. Power seats have back lash in gear drive. 6. Cup holder arms broke with little pressure. 7. Failed CATYLITIC converter & O2 sensors $1050. 8. Valve cover PCV system clogged $450. 9. Oil leaks & coolant leaks. All of this and I change the oil every 3000 miles. I am a mechanical engineer and check every thing weekly.
Good interior design & nice leather seats.
Use higher quality materials and better engineer the car. The CVT stinks! It is prone to problems and is unrepairable.
I purchased my Murano after reading numerous Edmunds' reviews. In January of '06 everything I read was positive, yet now I sit with a $5000 estimate to rebuild my transmission on an '03 vehicle that has just tripped 87,000 miles. This is my 2nd Nissan & my 2nd issue with replacing a transmission (the 1st a '92 Maxima with over 150,000 miles). I too have had the issue of putting my foot on the gas and getting no power after a stop in traffic. It's scary, dangerous & frustrating to think I know have to replace a transmission so soon.
The comfort level and space with kids. Great drive (like a car) and fabulous look for the price.
Nissan needs to go back to the drawing board when it comes to transmissions on all of their vehicles!!!
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TruXedo Lo Pro Tonneau Cover
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- The TruXedo Lo Pro QT Tonneau Cover is engineered for maximum function with a clean look
- Angled side rails provide a sleek look - less than 1 inch above the truck bed
- Unique aerodynamic styling
- Automatically secures when latched at rear - bed can be locked with locking tailgate
- Works with most accessories, such as bed rails, bed liners and rail caps
- Easy, no-drill installation
- Lifetime Warranty on all parts
Dress your truck up for any occasion with the TruXedo Lo Pro QT Tonneau Cover. Its leather-grain vinyl-coated fabric and low profile design make it look fine enough for the showroom. Add to that tailgate locking, tension control, and a solid warranty, and you've also got a cover that's ready to tackle any job.
The TruXedo Lo Pro installs quicker than any tonneau out there. It also removes quickly for fast access to your whole bed. Sag is no longer a problem, thanks to TruXedo's clever Velcro "floating hook" technology. The design lets the seal float back and forth along the rail. This, along with automatic tension control plungers, keeps Lo Pro tight through temperatures from -20 to 120 degrees.
But that's not all: the Lo Pro QT delivers great looks as well as performance. You get cargo protection through any weather conditions, as well as an immediate improvement in your gas mileage. It also works with most bed caps and rails.
The Truxedo Lo Pro QT Tonneau Cover has got it all - all-weather protection, better gas mileage, and head-turning looks. Plus, it's all backed by a Lifetime Warranty.
Note: The Lo Pro fits under-the-rail and spray-on bedliners, but it will not fit over-the-rail liners without minor cutting of the liner. The Truxedo Lo Pro fits all factory and most aftermarket plastic bed caps, but it will not fit stainless or aluminum bed caps and rails.
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Average Install Time: Under 30 minutes
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Awesome had one a few years ago loved it. I wanted something simple to use as well to install and got it. Truxedo is the best out there highly recommended. You will love it easy install.
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The purchase experience was excellent. The shipping time was also excellent, I received product within 4 working days. I installed it on my 2016 GMC Canyon, it took us about 20 minutes to install. Auto Accessories Garage online staff was very helpful in all aspects.
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Looks nice! Matches my truck color. Fits tight and secure. Definitely adds luxury and beauty to my brilliant black Big Horn!
Install Time: 30-60 minutes
After just getting a new truck I was torn as to what topper I wanted. I had a hard tonneau cover on my last truck and that was a huge mistake, sad when you have to borrow a buddy's truck to haul something. I looked at soft caps and just didn't like the looks and a full hard cap lets you limited for anything high. So, that left a soft tonneau cover. A friend had a TruXedo on her truck and I liked how it looked and worked. With the Low Pro it takes a few seconds to roll up and roll back down. The latch system is very functional and easy to use. We had hard rain last night and my truck bed had no water at all. Lifetime warranty and a great price!
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Great tonneau cover at great price. I live in Seattle, and as soon as I finished installing, it started to rain. I'm amazed at how dry the bed is for a soft cover. Very happy with the purchase of the Truxedo Lo Pro!
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Quick delivery at a very good price. Installed by myself in less than one half hour.
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Didn't fit as good as I thought it would.
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This is an excellent cover. I am not handy at all and had it installed in less than 30 minutes without any help. I watched 2 YouTube videos and it went smooth. This is a GREAT cover if you want a soft top
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Great looking low profile tonneau cover! Have only had on the truck a few weeks but appears it'll be with me as long as I own the new truck... LIFETIME Warranty!!!
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This product is all they said it is. Great doing business with you guys!
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David Lang's 'Battle Hymns' Sung for a Choral Cause
Premiere of Piece Performed by Just Over 200 Men, Women and Children
Just over 200 voices, those of men, women and children, filled the hallowed aircraft carrier at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum with songs of war on Thursday night. Hundreds of people sat silently in the audience, taking in the New York premiere of "Battle Hymns" by David Lang.
For the Collegiate Chorale's spring benefit, 148 of the group's volunteers and 16 professional singers teamed up with seven Army and Air Force veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars and 41 members of the Manhattan Girls Chorus. Brendan Ko, a high-school snare drummer, added the sole percussion.
Words from a soldier's letter to his wife, a line by Abraham Lincoln ("As I would not be a slave, so i would not be a master") and lyrics to Stephen Foster songs, including "I'll Be a Solider" and "Beautiful Dreamer," made up the lyrics in the four movements of "Battle Hymns."
The opening words are, "I'll be a soldier," which are repeated for several minutes by the Manhattan Girls Chorus.
"We thought it would be really powerful if a child sang that," the Collegiate Chorale's producing director, Edward Barnes said. And "even more powerful if the child soldiers were girls. It was written for treble voices."
Jennifer Collins, the Collegiate Chorale's executive director, said they mixed different ages and genders of singers to embody the meaning of "Battle Hymns."
David Lang "means for it to be a contemporary experience and to be representative of all warfare, not just of those who wage war but of all of those on the periphery, those who interact with soldiers after they come back," Ms. Collins said.
At a dinner following the performance, the group honored the Veteran Artist Program, a national group that promotes artists from all disciplines who have returned from war.
BR McDonald, who is both a trained opera singer and veteran, founded the program to help now more than 500 veterans around the country overcome the process of returning home after serving in the military. Mr. McDonald sang with the Collegiate Chorale group on Thursday. The event raised $300,000 for the Collegiate Chorale.
"As it relates to singing, it's like trying to find your own voice and trying to find your own path amidst a lot of stereotypes and a lot of assumptions and a lot of expectations," Mr. McDonald said.
He added, "A lot of people thank us for our service, but that seems very yesterday. What I'd rather be asked is what I'm doing now to continue to serve."
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Shiels begins a three-match touchline ban at Pittodrie on Saturday after his latest appearance before a Scottish Football Association judicial panel.
The Killie boss was given an immediate two-match ban for comments made regarding referee Euan Norris after he sent off goalkeeper Cammy Bell in a defeat by Inverness in November.
Shiels also saw a suspended one-match ban come into play for comments made about a referee last season but escaped further punishment for his recent dismissal against St Johnstone.
Brown is reluctant to comment on decisions by match officials and he feels 56-year-old Shiels will naturally follow suit.
The 72-year-old said: "You get a bit immune to pressure as you get older.
"Kenny's fairly recently come into management in Scotland. He's a bright, lively, intelligent guy but in 15 years from now he won't be quite so exuberant. He'll calm down a bit.
"You see the likes of Sir Alex (Ferguson), when he was here he would have fought anyone. He would have fought ball boys if necessary, the crowd, the referee, but he is calm now.
"I can see there have been some controversial decisions but we have all had that.
"The route to take is through John Fleming, the head of refereeing. If I have got anything to say I send an email or phone John Fleming and I always get a response. I say it confidentially but never publicly because referees don't like public criticism."
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Everyone gets headaches from time to time. And most of us have caffeine in what we drink and eat every day. Have you considered whether there's a connection? It's possible for caffeine to both cause and cure a headache.
How Caffeine Helps
When your head hurts, you want relief fast. Whether it's a run-of-the-mill tension headache or a migraine, caffeine can help. That's why it's an ingredient in a lot of popular pain relievers. It can make them as much as 40% more effective. Sometimes you can stop the pain in its tracks just by having caffeine alone.
Caffeine helps reduce inflammation, and that can bring relief. It also gives a boost to common headache remedies. Whether you use aspirin, ibuprofen, or acetaminophen, they work faster and better and keep the pain away for longer when combined with caffeine.
A very rare condition called hypnic headaches responds especially well to caffeine. These strike older people, waking them in the middle of the night with severe pain. Doctors tell people who get these to have a cup of coffee before bed, or as soon as the headache wakes them.
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Oddly enough, what makes caffeine effective in pain relief can also cause headaches.
Since caffeine narrows the blood vessels that surround your brain, when you stop taking it they expand again, and that can cause pain.
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