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Got a few items that I'm sure could be put to use be someone. The only stipulation is that if you come you have to take it all!
From an '87 XJ 4x4: rear driveshaft track bar with uni-body mount rear shocks steering box, pump, and shaft From a '94 2wd XJ: rear driveshaft AW4 TCM 70's Ford truck fender flares Two 235/75/r15 tires with some tread that hold air Two air tanks with about 2 gallons of capacity A brand new chrome air cleaner Like I said, if you come you gotta take it all. The stuff that's outside will be there until it's picked up. I've got 175 lbs. of beef and a freezer coming that's going where these things lived, and I don't have time to go through the selling process. Best way to reach me is by e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com |
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Must be the luck of the irish. My shit, crap, and air tanks are gone and the beef and freezer are here. To those that showed genuine interest in helping me out I thank you. To the trolls that didn't but felt they should chime in anyway
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Jim Ecker
Sunday, May 02, 2010
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- University of Minnesota Coach John Anderson is concerned about the future of college baseball in the Big Ten Conference and throughout the northern states.
Anderson, 54, has become an expert on the topic since he became Minnesota's head coach in the fall of 1981 when he was only 26 years old. He's won more than 1,000 games with the Gophers, been inducted into the ABCA Hall of Fame, seen three geographic rivals drop their baseball programs, and witnessed the Big Ten's struggle to keep pace with powerful baseball leagues in the south, southeast, southwest and far west.
He's campaigned for national legislation that would level the playing field, calling for action before it's too late. He'd like to see more northern schools gain access to the NCAA tournament and College World Series, and he's also calling for uniform national rules that would govern the over-commitment of scholarships.
And if that doesn't happen?
"I think you're going to see more programs dropped and de-emphasized," he said Saturday after the Gophers split a Big Ten doubleheader with the Iowa Hawkeyes. "We have to do things in college baseball to make the game better in all parts of the country, if we want to preserve our game and we want to grow and we want to continue to be popular.
"If we don't, that's shortsighted, and you're going to see more dropped programs, in my opinion," he said. "I think it's really going to be interesting over the next four or five years to see what happens."
Anderson has seen the University of Wisconsin drop its varsity baseball program since he became Minnesota's head coach. Then Iowa State dropped its program, followed by Northern Iowa. The Gophers has been playing all three schools, making it harder now to plan a competitive schedule without traveling all over the country.
There was a time, believe it or not, when the Big Ten was strong in college baseball. Minnesota won NCAA titles in 1956, 1960 and '64. Michigan prevailed in 1953 and '62, and Ohio State was crowned the national champ in 1966. That gave the Big Ten six titles in 14 years, but the conference has not captured another title since the Buckeyes won theirs 44 years ago.
"In the '50s and '60s, the Big Ten was the dominant baseball conference," Anderson noted. "Number one, because we had population in this part of the country. You have good academic institutions -- good land-grant institutions -- and they made commitments to their baseball program. And then the south and the southeast and through the Big 12 and that area started making a commitment to their programs, and they had the weather. That's what really changed things."
Anderson can't change the weather, but he'd like to change the way scholarships are awarded. In particular, he's an advocate for changing the way some leagues and some schools can "over-commit" their number of scholarships, while others (including Big Ten schools) cannot.
All NCAA Division I baseball schools are allowed the equivalent of 11.7 full rides. Most of the major conferences around the country, however, can "over-commit" beyond the 11.7 scholarships and worry about it later, he said. Big Ten schools, however, cannot.
Let's take the example of School XYZ, located somewhere in the south. It has a talented junior class and thinks several of those juniors will be drafted and turn pro, so it recruits and signs extra players to fill the expected void, committing beyond the 11.7 grants before it knows if those juniors actually will leave school or not. If they do leave, School XYZ is covered. But if they don't, School XYZ has committed more than its allotment of 11.7 scholarships for the following year and must make adjustments. In short, somebody who was promised scholarship money won't get it.
Now let's take the example of schools in the Big Ten Conference. They are not allowed, by league rules, to over-commit, so they have to sit tight and see what happens with the draft, injuries, academic problems and defections. And by the time they know where they stand, most of the good players have committed to play somewhere else.
"There's some schools signing 25 to 28 players in the early signing period, because they know they're going to lose 'X' number of players, and they sort it all later," Anderson said. "They worry about it later, and I think that's a huge advantage for those schools."
Anderson is staring at that problem right now with Seth Rosin, one of his top pitchers, and Michael Kvasnicka, one of his best hitters. They are both juniors and could turn pro after this season, but Anderson cannot earmark their financial aid for new players until he knows for sure. Meanwhile, School XYZ in the south has it covered, even though an innocent player may suffer.
"I think we need a national rule where we can all do the same thing," Anderson maintained.
He's suggested a solution: Let all schools over-commit by a certain amount, perhaps two scholarships per school, to make it fair for everyone. The Big Ten has resisted the temptation to over-commit on philosophical grounds, and has a rule to punish schools that do.
Anderson also thinks the Big Ten needs greater access to the NCAA tournament. He fears the league will get only one bid to the 64-team tournament this year, based on low RPI numbers and the lack of quality wins in non-conference games. On top of that, the Big Ten representative probably will get shipped to a regional that's held in another part of the country, where it would have to face a top seed on its home field. That greatly reduces the Big Ten's chances of making the College World Series in Omaha, Neb.
"We have to do something to level the playing field," he said. "We have to get more northern teams access to the NCAA championship. We've got to get somebody to Omaha.
"You're a sitting duck right here, because athletic directors today -- with the economies and the state budgets and the economic challenges that we have today -- when you look at it and we're spending the kind of money we're spending to have indoor facilities, outdoor facilities, the travel to play a competitive schedule, but yet you get one team in the NCAA tournament, or two teams out of 10, and the other conferences are getting 7, 8, 9 teams.
"You've got athletic directors sitting there thinking, 'Is is really worth the investment, because we're not getting the return,'" he said. "That's why those programs got cut, because of gender equity and trying to fund all your sports. They looked at it and said, 'Yeah, we can spend all the money in the world, but we have no access.'"
A level playing field. That's all he wants.
"I looked the other day," he said. "Texas has played 30 home games and nine on the road. Yet we're comparing apples to apples at the end of the year (when teams are picked for the NCAA tournament)? I don't think so."
He looks at the huge success of the College World Series and sees millions of dollars in revenues, yet sees the NCAA restricting a 35-man roster to just 11.7 scholarships.
"It's the lowest ratio of any NCAA sport in aid to participants, and it just doesn't make any sense to me," he said. "The kids -- the student-athletes -- aren't getting, in my opinion, enough of the pot. They're playing the game and they're making all the money for them."
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Add grappling wizard, Dean Lister, to the list of people who James Toney has allegedly "threatened" with submissions in training: PC: You can plead the fifth on this, but from what I understand, he not only caught Mo in a submission, but he almost pulled something out on you as well. DL:I won't plead the fifth, man. It's actually rewarding when my students start picking up little things that I've been showing them. What happened was, I was trying to pass his guard. He didnt' pull guard or anything like that. I'm not going to say how we got to the ground because I don't want to give anything that he's going to try to do away. We were going over a few things and I passed his guard and I got a mount and he turned and like grabbed my foot. I'm lucky he didn't break it. He was close to breaking it. I think James has to learn not to tweak submissions in training. I mean, I guess he didn't tweak it, but he was really waiting on a tap. But he landed like a toe hold, and I didn't really get to see exactly what he was doing because my back was turned, but he twisted it pretty good. Source: FightHype UFC 118: Edgar vs. Penn 2 coverage (vs. Randy Couture)
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On Tuesday, Chief U.S. District Judge Charles Haden II granted the Army Corps of Engineers' request for a protective order against interviews requested by Arch Coal lawyers.
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08:18 AM ET 08.08 | Over his past 34 at-bats, Mark Trumbo has just four hits, and he's seen his batting average slip from .311 to .289. "Physically, I feel great. No excuses," Trumbo said. "I've been through the try-harder phase. I've been through the try-less-hard phase. I've been through the try-the-same phase. I've been through the stop-swinging-at-certain-pitches phase. I've been through the be-more-selective phase. I've tried all my usual checkpoints." ... His slugging percentage has gone from a league-leading .634 on July 17 to .572 (fourth in the AL) to start of the day Tuesday. "I think this is probably the roughest spot he's had this year," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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34 at-bats: small sample size.
yep, but the Angels have been losing, so someone has to be singled out
i think trumbo its pressure himself too much, another thing its the spot he its been playing, perhaps sciocia should move him to the 7 spot just to give him a breather,,,
That's what happen's in Baseball, he will get over it!
while we are waiting for trumbo to wakeup, the halos would continue losing ground there has to be another way in produsing runs, sciocia should rest trumbo 3 or 4 days to give him some rest, if trumbo has tryout everything then it could be mental stress, seat the hitter rest his mindset, better things could be discover,,,
yep, but the Angels have been losing, so someone has to be singled out
trumbo goes to the bench,, morales step in vernon wells back in the OF, bourjos should be playing more time and not only at the last inning as a repllacement,,,
if the manager can't get any production from several players,, its time suffle the roster and find a way to fireup the team, sciocia has to be more creactive nevertheles
It's a long season, it happens!
the team can't just seat down and wait, wait untill when?? untill the last day of the season?? sure looks like a long season but before you know it the season would be over,,,,
aybar its hitting better move aybar into the 4 spot, rest trumbo bring in wells and bourjos there has to be more than just watching the time goes by,,,in the halos lineup are more players that are 0 for 4 in every game,
the angels are aware about,,,, their bullpen relievers failures,, about the starters incossitent outings,SANTANA ,HAREN, CJ WILSON,JEROME WILLIAMS, GREINKE, in fact only one starter has been doing his job the rest of the rotation had been a total disaster!!!
a terrible and bad combination, between the poor inconssistant offense and the ugly relievers imput together with the bad outings from any of those bad starters, and to make things even worse when a starter pitch a decent game the offense takes the day off, or viceverse, the offense score more runs than their regular number and the relievers throw all that offense in the trash can!!!
in the baseball world its what it is but then somebody has to excecute the right calls, and on the angels lineup it appears that the catchers are making the wrong calls in both areas, with the starters and with the relievers!!!
i had got to the point that everything has to do with the way the players and coaches are playing the game plan, in their offense some players become a free swingers and for the same reason they become and give to the other teams a free outs, callaspo and mike trout and sometimes AYBAR gets to work the count but most of the players they use the first pitch swing, if they get a hit good, and if they become automatic out fine the only thing that they do have in mind its either i get in base or get back to the bench!!!!
just about all the players are making good$$$ and the ones aren't making any big money those are the one's who get the job done,,,
the angels either replace their bullpen coach, or get some other relievers from their minors and just to make things worse the halos minor system its more thin than ever!!!
yep, but the Angels have been losing, so someone has to be singled out
You're absolutely right, but the error in that is that we're talking about a team of 25 players, one of whom is a front-runner for the MVP. If were were talking basketball or hockey, then yeah, I can see how a slumping guy can have a drastic effect, but in sports like baseball and football (except for the QB for the latter), it's pretty ridiculous to peg failure on one guy.
Plus, batting average dropping to .289 and SLG dropping to .572 isn't exactly something to cry about. It's not like these guys are depending on Ryan Raburn to get them going.
this its why the angels need seriously work at hands full time in their minor league system the halos MOST reload their minor system product, this franchise can't compete with a empty minor league system!!!
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Hey man we're paired for round 2 of the tutee Tourney im free from 3:00 P.M-8:00 P.m GMT -4 and weekdays and 12 P.M-4:00 P.M sunday
Just following up on the vm below. I'll be available from 11am - 10.30pm Tomorrow if I don't get called in, otherwise 6pm-10.30pm If I do. I'll also be on 6pm-10:30pm Tuesday and 6pm-Deadline Wednesday. Message me on IRC (I'm in all the standard channels; #pokemon, #smogon, #smogonwifi) when/if you're ready. (All times are GMT+1)
Ok, Ulysses, I'm not entirely sure how that translates for me. I think I'll be available all day tomorrow and maybe at some points up to the deadline. I'll let you know for certain asap. (I'm GMT+1 by the way). If by some bizzaro situation I forget to vm back tonight-try catch me on IRC (I'm usually there and answer all my pm's.)
Hey Ulysses! We've got to battle for the Tutee Tournament! Drop me a message with your timezone and when you're usually free!
I'm literally free the entire weekend. If we can't get enough in this round, I wont take a new tutee next round and we'll continue.
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On Friday, Sept. 14, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, or DEED, announced the city of Duluth would receive $8.5 million in a competitive business development grant to go toward the public's contribution to build the new "425 West" corporate tower project.By: Roger Reinert, Duluth News Tribune
On Friday, Sept. 14, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, or DEED, announced the city of Duluth would receive $8.5 million in a competitive business development grant to go toward the public's contribution to build the new "425 West" corporate tower project.
Duluth's request ranked highest among northern-region projects in a process that saw DEED vetting 90 applications via a comprehensive review that left politics out of the equation. Even so, Republican Senate Majority Leader Dave Senjem said he
didn't see "anything in here that's really a showstopper in terms of furthering economic development in the state of Minnesota."
I respectfully ask Sen. Senjem to take another look at Duluth.
The bonding funds awarded here will provide some public money as part of a much larger private economic development project in downtown. In June, the city of Duluth announced the proposal by AtWater Group LLC to build the 15-story corporate tower at 425 W. First Street. The structure is to house both office and retail space and is expected to cost $80 million to construct. The bonding request from DEED for a portion of the cost of constructing the building's public parking ramp was only $8.5 million of the total.
This public/private partnership represents the largest development of its kind in Duluth's history. When fully occupied, the new building will create more than 200 new full-time-equivalent jobs while retaining more than 400 existing jobs. In addition, up to 300 construction jobs will be created over a three-year span.
And, for Duluth, the good news surrounding the 425 West project only gets better. The primary corporate partner for the project recently was revealed to be Maurices. This is a significant development for the region and the state. While no longer locally owned, Maurices is one of the fastest-growing retail chains in the country — and Duluth is set to be the hub for that expansion. Maurices' parent company, Ascena Retail Group, clearly is serious about staying here, committing to pay $30 million of the total construction costs.
For years, Duluth has lamented local jobs leaving to go elsewhere. With Maurices and the 425 West project, we not only have good corporate jobs staying here, we have jobs currently located elsewhere relocating to Duluth. It's further evidence that, unlike 20 years ago, Duluth can weather a recession with a commitment to economic diversity and an investment in local companies.
Lest we forget, Duluth had two projects in the running: One was the parking ramp and the other was Wade Stadium renovations.
The $47.5 million bonding allotment by the Legislature this past session created a statewide competition for a clearly inadequate pool of money. DEED, which was charged with evaluating bonding applications, received more than $288 million in requests from 90 communities. We had the capacity to bond at a higher amount but not the political will. Instead, lawmakers assigned the executive branch to do the legwork.
In previous bonding years, the Wade project would have been a very strong contender. However, in this process, it did not fare well. The Wade, however, is both an athletic and historic asset in our community, and I have pledged to move this project forward at the next opportunity.
Roger Reinert represents Duluth in the Minnesota Senate.
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I don't think I have much of a problem with others deciding for me that hired killers are bad for me.
I don't think I have much of a problem with others deciding for me that hired killers are bad for me.
Yes, hired killers are only illegal, certainly not bad.
Bitcoin has grown immensely in the last year.
Yet volatility is just as high as ever.
People keep saying that more users and more value will drive down volatility, but this is only ever wishful thinking. Reality does not bear this claim out.
I literally can not think of a single way that making sure bad things are only available to a few is better than bad things being available to everybody!
That's what he said, you know.
That's presuming that NO ONE in the public at large works for a power company. Which, as we all know, is nonsense.
You realise you can actually inform the power company without informing the public at large?
However, that's not the point - putting a vulnerability out in the open forces the people who use those systems to fix them ASAP, rather than just ignoring the problem until after someone exploits it.
The problem is, you can't just fix these things instantly. This isn't like your web browser, as I said. You don't just push out a quick bug fix and install it. These things run terrible ancient legacy code that you don't even know if anyone knows any more. Fixing them can be a very long process. During all that time, you'll be vulnerable, and can't do anything about it.
No, that was not the general "you". It was the specific you. What are you going to do with this knowledge? You can not act on it in any useful way.
Of course. Check your closest piece of optical equipment and see if it brags about being aspherical. In that case, it probably contains resin lens elements.
Bluetooth is short range, and R/C uses audible signals on CB channel 14 or so.
Generally, these days RC uses the same 2.4 GHz band as Bluetooth, but not at Bluetooth energy levels or protocols. They tend to have a range of up to a few kilometers. Can probably easily be extended if needed.
But as others pointed out, these things are often quite autonomous and don't need a control signal anyway.
Well, do tell. How would it make you more secure to let everyone now about them?
If it were your web browser, you could upgrade it to the latest patched version.
But how do you upgrade your local power station?
No - security through obscurity does not work. You are better off fixing security holes and making it public, preferably with open source so that everyone can see that its fixed and look for other weaknesses.
That works for you chat program or web browser.
Doesn't quite work that way for your power grid infrastructure.
unless someone was simply not doing them
Well the scary part is that this option is actually plausible, given the level of incompetence shown elsewhere.
That one doesn't connect to iOS devices either, though. It's just a Kinect clone.
Yes. There are suggestions for how to deal with this but nobody has bothered to try and actually implement them yet.
Currently, it is a bit over 14 gigabytes in size.
When they entered the mobile phone business, they kicked the bottom out of pricing for third party developers.
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There was a time when the mere raising of the curtain at an opera would elicit applause and ovations from the audience at a set draped in lush fabric and awash with hues of light. Perhaps because of the economy or a natural evolution of set design, the physical environs of theatrical productions have become innovatively austere. The Metropolitan opera demonstrated this new trend in recent productions in which the chorus was placed in a series of cubbies rising over the stage while the action took place on the floor. In the current co-production by Opera New Jersey and New Jersey Symphony Orchestra of Georges Bizets Carmen, state director Bernard Uzan borrowed from the Met model by placing the chorus (dressed in black) on bleachers a level up from the stage, overlooking the action on the floor. The stage floor had very little furniture for each of the scenes, focusing the audiences attention on the performers themselves.
This production of Carmen, presented in French with English supertitles, is being toured to several venues in New Jersey, with Sunday afternoons performance at the State Theatre in New Brunswick (the opera was performed at McCarter Theatre in Princeton on Friday night). Presenting a full-scale opera on Super Bowl Sunday is always a risk, but those who chose to combine football and opera witnessed a concise and solid production, with some unusual directorial twists.
The orchestra pit in the State Theatre is small, requiring the conductor to walk through the audience to get to the podium, but enabling the audience to get a good view of the instrumentalists faces as they played. Conductor Joseph Rescigno opened the opera with a sprightly overture played by the New Jersey Symphony Chamber Orchestra. This was an overture incorporating the greatest hits of the opera, and the players kept the tunes moving along. The mens chorus, singing from the bleachers, solidly opened the vocal portion of the opera. The chorus was replaced onstage in crowd scenes by an ensemble of dancers. In the case of the opening scene of cigarette girls, the dancers seemed costumed as mythological sirens, lithely luring the soldiers off the straight and narrow.
The secondary characters of Morales and Micaëla, sung by baritone Steven LaBrie and soprano Caitlin Lynch, respectively, showed that the level of singing was going to be of a very high quality. Mezzo-soprano Kirstin Chávez stepped into the lead role of Carmen for the ailing Denyse Graves, and it was hard to imagine the production staged for anyone else. Ms. Chávez descended into the scene from the chorus bleachers and took control of the renowned Habanera with a clear and well focused voice. In both the Habanera and subsequent Seguidilla, Ms. Chávez turned up the heat to create one of the racier scenes witnessed in Carmen productions in this area. An agile and athletic singer (with obvious ballet background), Ms. Chávez was comfortable enough in the role to slink around the soldiers and Don José in cat-like form. This type of physicality takes supreme confidence of voice, and Ms. Chávez missed none of the dramatic or musical nuance of the role.
As Don José, one of Carmens two romantic foils, tenor Richard Leech covered a wide dramatic range in his portrayal. His mind and physical appearance became impressively more disheveled as the opera went on and Carmen discarded him for more appealing pastures, and one could easily imagine his growing rage as he headed for a final fatal confrontation with Carmen. The directorial twist of Carmen more stabbing herself (fulfilling the prophecy of the cards) than Don José driving the knife into her created somewhat of an anticlimactic ending to the opera, after the two had succeeded so well in creating so much tension during the four acts of the opera.
Carmen discarded Don José for Escamillo the bull-fighter, sung with impressive swarthiness by baritone Luis Ledesma. Mr. Ledesma entered the stage for the Toreador scene like Johnny Depp taking over the movie screen, with a suave and debonair style. In his operatic career, Mr. Ledesma has not been afraid of the dark side of opera, and critics have had no trouble characterizing him as perfectly vile in some of his roles. In this role, he was clearly out to get Don José and steal his beloved, and had no trouble being as nasty as he had to be to accomplish his mission.
Some of the nicest writing in this opera is for the orchestra, and the New Jersey Symphony Chamber Orchestra demonstrated some very nice solo wind playing, especially in the entracte between Acts Two and Three. Solo flute, clarinet and English horn (played by Andrew Adelson) combined well with the harp in this entracte in subtly lush writing suitable for any century of music.
The unusual staging of this opera, with the chorus in the bleacher seats took some getting used to, especially in scenes where one would have seen them milling in the crowds, but no doubt saved a great deal of trouble and money in costuming, wigs, and directing which made this production eminently easier to tour. The two organizations collaborating was a great cross-over idea, and the three venues selected for this production were very suitable for great opera.
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For more than 30 years, families in the south Salt Lake Valley have relied on Alta View Hospital to provide advanced medical care in friendly, supportive environment. We play a trusted role in keeping our community healthy and active.
We offer a wide range of services that cover almost any need — from classes and lectures that can help prevent illness, to cutting-edge medical approaches and surgical techniques that can speed recovery from disease. Our emergency department staff is prepared for any crisis. And we strive to care as much about our patients' personal needs as their medical ones.
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The mission of the Hawaii HomeOwnership Center is to provide education, information and support to create successful first-time homeowners in Hawaii. By addressing barriers and increasing rates of home ownership, the HomeOwnership Center aims to build stronger families and communities throughout the state of Hawaii. Their vision is to substantially increase the number of successful homeowners by reaching out to low- and moderate-income families who never believed they would become homeowners.
Why should you come to the Hawaii HomeOwnership Center?
The Center provides you with all the information and services you need to become a homeowner—all in one place. You will attend a free, one-hour class to get information on what it takes to become a homeowner. The orientation class will give you an introduction to home ownership, assess your readiness to buy a home, and describe the home-buying process. A home could be a single-family, multi-family, condominium or townhouse unit.
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The 2000 Toyota RAV4 is built for pavement only, which can be easily forgotten due to its cute design and sporty style. Other than the elimination of a two-door convertible body style, it makes a few changes to its compact car-based SUV. It still boasts sharp handling, a practical design, and a comfortable cabin. Unfortunately, it has also returned with the same low-powered engine.
The 2000 Toyota RAV4 is offered in two trim levels: a base model and a luxurious L Special Edition. Both vehicles come equipped with the line's only available engine: a 2-liter four-cylinder producing a diminutive 127 horsepower. With its modest powertrain and sluggish acceleration, buyers will likely find it better suited for city driving than highway cruising or off-road adventures.
For 2000, the Toyota RAV4 is relatively unchanged. Most significantly, a two-door convertible body style is dropped from the lineup, a full-size spare tire is added to the exterior, and the interior is updated with a fresh cup holder design.
The 2000 Toyota RAV4 features a sprightly design and sporty stance, though its low-powered engine is anything but athletic. Base models come with 16-inch steel wheels, a full-size spare tire, tinted glass, intermittent windshield wipers, a rear window wiper, and a rear window defroster. Individual options include alloy wheels, a power-operated sunroof, a rear step bumper, side steps, a rear wind deflector, privacy glass, a roof rack, a trailer hitch, and unique exterior graphics. The L Edition tacks on standard alloy wheels and privacy glass. Special editions can be upgraded with the base model's options. Moreover, it measures 163.8 inches in length, has a wheelbase of 94.9 inches, a curb weight of 2668 pounds, and a ground clearance of 7.5 inches.
The 2000 Toyota RAV4 offers a surprisingly spacious interior with well-contoured front bucket seats in spite of its small size. However, average-sized adults may find legroom a tad tight in the back seat. Another drawback is the lack of standard air-conditioning in the base model. Standard interior features on the base model include cloth seating, a center console, a rear split-folding bench seat, a tilt steering wheel, power steering, and a tachometer. The L Special Edition gains cruise control, air-conditioning, power locks, and power mirrors. The base model can be upgraded with a long list of options including a cassette player, CD player, CD changer, power sunroof, cruise control, air-conditioning, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors. The more upscale L Edition is also eligible for leather upholstery.
The 2000 Toyota RAV4 gets a cargo space of 26.8 cubic feet with all seats in place. Folding down the rear seats increases the storage capacity to an impressive 57.9 cubic feet. Front occupants receive 40.3 inches of headroom, 39.5 inches of legroom, and 55.9 inches of hip room, while rear-seat passengers are given 39 inches of headroom, 33.9 inches of legroom, and 56 inches of hip room.
The 2000 Toyota RAV4 is powered by a two-liter inline-four engine. With an output of 127 horsepower and 125 lb-ft of torque, the four-cylinder is one of the weaker offerings in the small SUV segment. It comes standard with a five-speed manual transmission, but buyers can choose to upgrade to a four-speed automatic gearbox. A trailer hitch is available, though a maximum towing capacity of 1500 pounds limits load size considerably.
The 2000 Toyota RAV4 handles as nimbly as a small car on suburban streets; however, acceleration is slow and often accompanied by vibration and noise. For a young driver or small family, it could make a practical and comfortable vehicle for tooling around town. But for long-distance or off-road tasks, buyers may be better served by one of the more powerful choices in the compact SUV class.
The 2000 Toyota RAV4 gives standard safety equipment that includes driver and passenger airbags, side impact bars, front seat belt pretensioners, and warnings for oil pressure and low fuel level. Anti-lock brakes are optional on both trims. In National Highway Traffic Safety Administration crash tests, it earned four out of a possible five stars for front occupant protection in frontal collisions. In side crash tests, it was awarded a perfect five of five stars for the protection of front and rear passengers.


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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa -- Police said they found a variety of drugs on a Cedar Rapids man after arresting him for stealing a cellphone case.
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Cabo San Lucas Fishing Report, October 11
Re-spool your reels and set your drags it is tournament time! This year has great potential, Blue and Black marlin are abundant. We have had numerous fish over 300lbs. and one Monster 700 + lb Blue this week. That monster was landed on a Shimano 30w Tyrnos with 40lb test by Joe Weider of the Triple shot fishing team out of New Jersey. They went three for three that day on Blue marlin and six for eight on the four days they fished!! Charter fishing is nonstop action with great numbers of Dorado, Wahoo, and Yellowfin Tuna. Rooster fish are biting steady inshore as well.


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Guess what today is??? Yes, November 1st. Which in my house means we are getting ready for Christmas. All the fall things are being put away, and the winter and Christmas decos are being brought out. I LOVE IT.
What's that you say? You are not in the mood to celebrate yet? Well, have I got the perfect mood lifter for you! In the spirit of the Christmas season, I am having my first giveaway!
Ever since I discovered Biscoff spread, my mind has been on how I can best use this product in my baking. Don't get me wrong, it's perfectly delicious eaten straight from the jar. It may be one of the preferred methods, via a spoon! However, there are other options.
You can make Biscoff French Toast Roll ups, Biscoff Rice Krispie Treats, and even Biscoff Candy Bar Fudge. I've also made you some Biscoff Truffles today.
Oh. You can't find Biscoff spread in your grocery store? Well, that makes me really sad. I'm lucky enough to find it in my Kroger. You are all so wonderful visiting me here at Shugary Sweets, that I want you to be able to make ALL my recipes. So the kind people at Biscoff have generously donated THIS for one lucky winner (a twin pack of Biscoff Spread)!!
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- 3/4 cup Biscoff spread
- 1 1/4 cup powdered sugar
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- 12 oz vanilla candy coating, melted
- 2 Biscoff cookies, crushed
- In mixing bowl, blend melted butter with Biscoff spread, powdered sugar and vanilla. Will be crumbly.
- Make one inch balls by scooping some crumbs and rolling into ball in hands. The crumbs will come together once worked with. When all the mixture has been formed into balls, place them on a cookie sheet. Freeze for 30 minutes.
- Put melted candy coating in a bowl, and crushed cookies in a separate bowl. Using a toothpick, dip each truffle into candy coating. Tap against side of bowl to shake off excess chocolate. Immediately sprinkle with cookie crumbs. Repeat until all truffles are coated. Allow to set (about 10 minutes). Enjoy!


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New Job, Same Position: 10 Tips for Making a Lateral Move
A sideways move could still buoy you up the career ladder.
These 10 tips will help you make the most out of a lateral move.
1. Look beyond the job title. Often, you'll find a position with the same job title as the one you have, only this one requires more than what you're currently doing. In this case, you're taking a tiny step up in the right direction. Your goal should be to increase your responsibilities slightly so that you expand your experience and beef up your resume.
2. Consider benefits other than salary. It's ideal if you can also make more than you're currently making in a sideways move, but if you can't, look at what other factors are at play. If you'll greatly reduce your commute, there are cost savings. And if this company offers plenty of opportunity to climb the ladder to better roles, that's also a benefit to consider.
3. Weigh the name-drop factor. If you're a manager for an unknown manufacturing company and have the opportunity to be a manager at a big brand, you need to weigh the long-term benefits to having the well-known name on your resume. It may open new doors down the road.
4. Look within your current company. Not all lateral moves need to be from one company to another. If your company is big enough, you could take a similar role in a department you're more interested in working for.
5. Change industries. If you're more interested in working in another industry that you have no experience in, a lateral move can be a great way to get there. You've already proven yourself in your current role, so you can look into expanding your industry expertise and move into the same role in a different industry. From there, the sky's the limit.
6. Target the boss you can learn from. If you're looking to move within your company, consider the best-run departments. Whom could you learn from as a mentor? Under his tutelage, you'll blossom into other roles as time goes by.
7. Ask yourself what skills you want. If you're not getting the skills you really want in your current role, look for a position that will teach you new ones. Make a list of those you'd like to add to your resume, then search for roles where you can learn them.
8. See the big picture. Don't just make a sideways job move just to make it. Consider how it'll help you achieve your long-term career goals and round out your background from a bird's-eye view.
9. Don't overdo the lateral jumps. One lateral job move is fine, but if you're swinging from job to job every few months, it's counterproductive. Be at a job long enough to make it matter, and aim for that next move to be one that goes up, not sideways.
10. Do your homework. Before diving into your next role, whether it's at the same company or not, make sure it will do what you want. Will it give you additional skills and experience you can leverage? Is there opportunity to move up at the company? Who will you be working with? All these questions are ones that you should consider carefully before disrupting your current work environment.
Lindsay Olson is a founding partner and public relations recruiter with Paradigm Staffing and Hoojobs.com, a niche job board for public relations, communications, and social media jobs. She blogs at LindsayOlson.com, where she discusses recruiting and job search issues.


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A dynamic middle school program, CT Experiential Learning Center (CELC) of Branford provides small classes that combine exceptional academics with hands-on and real-world learning experiences to fit the academic, social, and developmental needs of the 5th – 8th grade student.
The intention of the Connecticut Experiential Learning Center (CELC) is to challenge students and nurture their highest potential. By providing a learning community based in the guiding principles of respect, integrity, responsibility and individual learning, the innate desire of all children to learn, grow, communicate, and create is honored.
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Dr. Bernard LaFayette, Jr. Speaks with CELC Students
Dr. Bernard LaFayette, Jr. spends time with students of CT Experiential Learning Center (CELC). They listened intently, captivated by his stories of being in Selma, Alabama as he ran the Voting Rights Campaign; lived within extremely difficult, even life-threatening situations; and how through nonviolence, he worked with others to instigate change.
Dr. LaFayette spoke about how when one devotes oneself to a cause, when one is willing to give up his life to that cause, then no other can ever take that life because it was already freely given. He asked students to consider what they each could give to the world to make a difference. Students are pondering this. Stay tuned for their writings and thoughts …
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Each year thousands of schools in the United States participate in the National Geographic Bee using materials prepared by the National Geographic Society. Connecticut Experiential Learning Center (CELC) is host for the local National Geographic Bee for CELC students and all Connecticut homeschoolers in grades 4 – 8.
Friday, 16 January 2014 twelve students took their places on the stage of the auditorium of the Blackstone Memorial Library in Branford, Connecticut. All these students had been working to prepare for the day's event – The National Geographic Geography Bee!
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