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The 2009 Ford Ranger finds itself surrounded by a number of newer and larger competitors, making it necessary for Ford to keep its compact truck competitive by offering numerous upgrades, fresh styling and rock-bottom pricing. In terms of size, only the Chevrolet Colorado, its sibling twins, the Isuzu i-Series and GMC Canyon and the Toyota Tacoma offer a regular-cab configuration, an appealing feature for those looking for a bare-bones truck. The Ranger SuperCab models feature two small rear doors, but no crew-cab model challenges similar vehicles from Dodge, Nissan and Toyota. With no V8 option under the hood, the Ranger also falls behind the class leaders in horsepower and towing capability.
If you need a compact pickup that is inexpensive to own and operate, the 2009 Ford Ranger is one of the best. Available in everything from base two-wheel drive to highly capable off-roader, the Ranger is one tough truck.
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SIRIUS XM Radio is made standard on the FX4 and Sport trims, and a Class III trailer hitch is added to all 4.0-liter V6 series.
Driving Impressions The 2009 Ford Ranger's handling and road manners have seen improvement through a series of suspension changes that include stiffer bushings, springs and shocks. As a result, the Ranger's rear...
end does not bounce around as much as it used to and the steering response remains firm. To keep the base truck affordable, Ford equips it with a 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine and a five-speed manual transmission. This engine exhibits good acceleration so long as the Ranger is not weighted down with a heavy load. For those not so concerned with fuel economy, the 4.0-liter V6 is the engine of choice. Although not the most powerful in its class, the 4.0-liter engine provides the Ranger with brisk acceleration and a 6,000-pound tow rating when equipped with the 3.55:1 rear axle and automatic transmission.Pioneer Sound System
The 290-watt Pioneer sound system blows away all other stock systems.
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The Ranger's updated interior and steering wheel give an upscale look to the compact pickup.
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ExteriorThe familiar Ranger exterior carries over after a slight freshening last year, with a bold grille, new colors and two attractive wheel choices. A raised "power dome" hood and an aggressive front valence help keep the aging design current. The Regular Cab models feature six- and seven-foot beds, while the extended SuperCab models come with a longer wheelbase and a six-foot bed. SuperCab models also offer rear-hinged half doors, which allow easier access to the cab area.
The Ranger is equipped with a 2.3-liter engine, a five-speed manual transmission, anti-lock brakes (ABS), a tire pressure monitoring system, two front cup holders, dual side mirrors, AM/FM stereo, 60/40 vinyl split-bench seat, power steering, tachometer and 15-inch steel wheels.
Trim levels for the Ranger include XL, XLT, Sport and FX4 Off-Road. You can order your Ranger with shift-on-the-fly electronic four-wheel drive, five-speed automatic transmission, power windows, power locks, sliding rear window, cruise control, 290-watt Pioneer audio system, 3.0-liter V6 engine (Regular Cab), 4.0-liter V6 (SuperCab), limited-slip rear differential, fog lamps, 16-inch alloy wheels and leather seats. The FX4 Off-Road Package adds gas shocks, front and rear skid plates, larger all-terrain tires and sport bucket seats.
The base 2.3-liter engine is fine for those who use their trucks to get around town and pull light-duty chores. For those who do serious off-roading, towing or just like the feel of a V6, Ford offers a 4.0-liter V6 that produces 207 horsepower and 238 pound-feet of torque. If power trumps fuel economy, we highly encourage you to get the 4.0-liter, which will add to the price of most trims.
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Review this carBy crazycatlady on Friday, March 07, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 58,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "reliable"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have owned this vehicle since it was new.I haven't had anything go wrong. it's amazing to me that my husband owns a different brand pick up and he has even had to get a new tranny! I would recommend this pick up to anyone. it's not a type-o...it does have 58,000 miles. Just change the oil every 3,000 miles and you're good to go. It's for sale now and that makes me sad.I hope the next owner appreciates it as much as i do."
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By Pam on Wednesday, March 05, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 155,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Best truck for the money"
Cons: "Really can't think of any.."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This truck is the best, great on gas, power, reliable, drives great. Love the fact you sit up higher than other small truck. Over all you can not go wrong. I would advise to get the extended cab. I have had both and the extended cab really makes the difference. I wish Ford had not stopped production, I would buy another one!"
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By speed on Tuesday, March 04, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 197,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Dependable & Reliable."
Cons: "Seat broke and wont stay up. I have it propped."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I bought my 2003 Ranger brand new and have put 197,000 miles on it and it still runs like new. Never had any major mechanical issues. One of the most reliable and dependable vehicles I have ever owned. I still can't believe they stopped production on such a solid vehice. As I approach 200k I am debating doing some repairs/maintenence such as new shocks (I still have the originals on it!), and it may need a tie rod and ball joints or getting a new vehicle, Tough decision as I believe this motor will go to 300k the way it starts and runs."
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By jr on Saturday, March 01, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 62,500
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Great mileage, good power, very durable, versatile"
Cons: "Room in cab is limited for longer trips."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This little truck with the 4.0 engine has all the power you need for anything within reason. It will travel at freeway speed all day long and with the 5 speed manual trans it gets very good gas mileage. (up to 24 mpg) I use it quite a bit to pull a10' X 5' steel trailer with a Can Am Commander loaded on it. The commander weighs about 1350# and the trailer a good 1000# and I pull it up and down mountain grades out in Arizona. The mileage is the biggest attraction with the other nice advantage being ease of parking and manueverability."
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By Rishe Sefid on Thursday, February 20, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 220,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Solid, comfortable, pleasant to drive"
Cons: "fishtails on rough roads"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I bought this ten years ago as a rebuilt wreck, after having three small import pickups. This little Ranger feels more solid and gets better gas mileage. It has been a good little rig and now has 220,000 miles. The only complaint is that like all pickup trucks, the back end is squirrely on rough roads. This one is worse than usual. It has lots of power if you keep the revs high, otherwise it ifeels sluggish."
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By Sampsonite on Monday, February 17, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 21,650
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Economicness, wide range of power, towing power"
Cons: "2wd=no standard lsd= some low traction"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"My parents bought me this truck for me 2 years ago for my birthday. It had 3686 miles on it. The previous owner drove it from his house to his semi and back. less than a mile each way. I now have just over 21000 miles. I noticed that my exuberant driving style rendered me about 16 mpg average. This past winter I put in a k&n high flow air filter in and slowed my driving down. I gained another 2-3 mpg average. This truck is now the best. The wide ranger of power in the mid-low rpm ranger is amazing. When the truck is in 5th gear, and you step on the throttle but never kick it into passing gear, the power just surges and 50-90 mph is dealt with in less than 1300 rpm and cruises at 90 mph at about 3000-3100 rpm. When you accelerate in the power band the full 207 hp puts you into your seat a little for the entire 1500 rpm power band. Its an amazing truck. Also I have towed a 12ft cargo trailer with a 1100 pound utv on it and I have no problem towing it up a 29 degree slope that is around our camp."
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Since the OP said moment and not game I will go with 2000 at the Phog. Everyone said ISU who only really played seven players would get run out of the gym by KU's depth and running style of play. At one point they show Roy Williams squatting beside the court running his hands through his hair and Dave Armstrong talks about how the KU game plan was to run ISU off the court and instead they are getting run off the court. The best part of the shot is you can clearly see that Williams is shaking. As far as the 5 in a row being the best conference streak against KU, I would think that is accurate. I know at one point just a couple of years ago ISU had the most wins in Lawrence since Big 12 play started. They don't lose there very often. EDIT: Since the Big 12 was formed ISU has beat KU 8 times. The next best record against them are Texas and OSU with 6 wins apiece. Source: Wiki KU BB.
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Originally Posted by andymhallman I'll go first: Kantrail Horton hitting an ungodly long three-pointer he should not have taken (if you watched the game you'll remember what I'm talking about) in #14 Iowa State's 79-77 upset win of #5 Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse on Feb. 5, 2001. I was at this game, went with 2 buddies, we scalped tix, 1 right behind Roy Williams (I sat with my buddy Capt Morgan & was told to sit down repeatedly) and 2 seats at halfcourt behind the announcers where I sat 2nd half. Interestingly, the Phog Allen scoreboard went out (total BS) in the 2nd half. Being behind the announcers, I had all player stats & score right in front of me. After we won, we went to the Wheel, a local bar & Eric Chenewith saw our group, the cardinal/gold gave us away. He approached us & said, man your coach owns us.... LE was the man. Hard to top that game, although when I was @ ISU (84-90), Danny Manning never won in Ames (& we hardly won any road games). Also attended the final Big 8 Tourney game where we won too. That would have to be the 2nd best game vs KU away from Hilton... Very tempted to visit Lawrence on Wednesday
I would have to stretch mine out over 2 seasons. Home grown Iowans Nick Collison and Kirk Hinrich started their Kansas career against ISU 0-4 with Hinrich fouling out of 2 of those games trying to guard Tinsley. We also won at the Phog in back to back years which I am curious just how many teams can claim that feat as tough as it is to win there.
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Just a few points as I watch these vids and read the discussion here… • Tinsley is the best PG we've ever had. He was a man amongst boys out there and embarrassed a lot of the opposing guards. Strong as hell and crafty as a weasel. • Back in the day there was nothing better than a Saturday KU vs. ISU basketball game. It was like watching two hours of the best movie you've ever seen. • God I miss Pete Taylor calling the game. • Johnny • Jeff Grayer was a athletic beast.
I think it was 1997, ISU was #5 and KU was #1, the game was on a Sunday, CBS, in Hilton. The atmosphere was freaking awesome, and it was my first ISU game of any kind. Even though ISU lost, Id go with that game.
Not a specific game but beating Larry Brown and Danny Manning everytime they came to Ames was special. I remember one time in Ames for a little extra motivation KU wore alternate red uni's and we beat them. Also, I think this game sort of gets lost in the lore because it was on a "neutral" court in KC, but one year we played them in the Big 8 tourney and absolutely blew them out. That game was a blast to watch! Fizer's turn-around. Kantrail's bombs. Some great moments in this series.
Not a singular moment but winning 5 in a row on Kansas is a big deal. A lot of elite programs like KU, Duke, UNC, etc just don't get beat by another program 5 times in a row. Its a good accomplishment and something to shoot for breaking again.
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Originally Posted by Prone2Clone Also a good one, but as I remember, KU wasn't that outstanding in the regular season. OU was the bad-*** on the block but couldn't beat Kansas a third time in the championship game. Awesome year for the Big 8 that year. Big 8: 4 in the Sweet 16, 3 in the Elite 8, 2 in the Champoinship game. ISU made the Sweet 16, KSU got knocked out in the round of 8 by another Big 8 team. Pure dominance by the Big 8 that year.
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Tinsley, at KU. Don't remember the year. I forget who was guarding him, but he was just off the right of the top of the key and broke his defender down off the dribble so badly the poor guy fell down. It was an ESPN Top Ten play.
Originally Posted by chuckd4735 I think it was 1997, ISU was #5 and KU was #1, the game was on a Sunday, CBS, in Hilton. The atmosphere was freaking awesome, and it was my first ISU game of any kind. Even though ISU lost, Id go with that game. I found the game you're talking about. According to Kansas's website, the Jayhawks were ranked #1 at the time and the Cyclones were ranked #6. I had no idea the Clones were ranked so high during the 1997 season. Here is the box score for that game: KU Basketball 1996-97: KU at Iowa State, 2-9-97
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Originally Posted by andymhallman I found the game you're talking about. According to Kansas's website, the Jayhawks were ranked #1 at the time and the Cyclones were ranked #6. I had no idea the Clones were ranked so high during the 1997 season. Here is the box score for that game: KU Basketball 1996-97: KU at Iowa State, 2-9-97 I was at this game. It was so loud that day.
2001 or 2002 I think. January. Freezing. Standing outside Hilton for hours with my brother (and lots of other fans) for an 11AM tip against KU. Waiting in line to get the best seats we could. People were setting paper on fire to keep warm. Great game, great win.
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I recently bought a Mondeo 2006 TDCI 130 Titanium, it is absolutely mint and I love it despite having done 100,000. Since I have had it it has had a problem starting while the engine is hot. First thing in the morning no problem, straight after work no worries but if I stop off anywhere on the way home or have to pop in to a shop then it struggles to start again. Up until now it has just been a matter of keep trying until it starts which although a pain only usually takes 2-3 goes so not the end of the world.
Anyway the other day I had to stop of at 2 places in town and each time it was harder to start, I still made it home though. The next morning though it would not start at all. It sounded like a flat battery and the ignition turn over was very laboured I tried jumping it but no joy. I left it for a day and tried to start it again and this time the battery was definately dead and when I tried to jump it again I noticed that the glow plug light was on and the check engine light too.
The garage where i bought it have taken it back to check the problem (not main dealer) and I got a call to say that it was the fly wheel?? can this be correct? as looking on various other sites and forums it sounds like it could be the Fuel Filter or that my PCM needs updating and injectors realigning?
I have called a maindealer in the past to ask about updating the pcm and was told that it could blow my injectors.
Anyway Sorry to waffle on but I am not very good with engines and just want it fixed as I love driving this car when it works!
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2006 Mondeo Tdci 130 Hot Start Problem
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first thing that springs to my mind is the crankshaft position sensor..
Posted 14 August 2012 - 09:17 AM
Ok sorry, what about it?
Does it need fixing? replacing? where can I get that done and how much?
Does it need fixing? replacing? where can I get that done and how much?
Posted 14 August 2012 - 10:48 AM
ford did release a TSB (TSB no. 34/2006) about updateing the PCM with the latest software to cure a hot start problem and this may be the problem, a pcm updatr should not effect the injectors,it could also be the flywheel breaking down putting iron filings onto the crank sensor so remove the sensor and check if its clean.
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Sandoval's first appearance of the year on the mound for Delta was a doosie. Sandoval, a sophomore, had a no-hitter entering the seventh inning and was facing the middle of the order.
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Delta pounded out 12 hits in the win with Lopez and Kortz going two for two and Kathrein getting two hits in four-at-bats.
When asked about the bright spots in the two games played, Rover responded by praising the efforts of his young pitcher
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Extremely light weight rugged and with good looks and functionality. Fit is more than I could ask for on spot Construction is superb and fit and feel is top notch these surpass any mil spec boots I have ever owned to date and even place my Altima mil issues on the back burner. If you want all the rugged durability and reliability in a lighter more breathable boot in a combat proven design this boot has it all in spades. I would wear these into the field with confidence and pride.
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Get ready to wear lots and lots of purple next year: Pantone, the global authority on all things hue-related, has just announced Radiant Orchid as 2014's Color of the Year.
To come up with this particular shade, Pantone's team scoured the worlds of art, entertainment, fashion, travel and even sports to determine the most influential colors in each respective industry. In case you've forgotten, Emerald was 2013's Color of the Year; in 2012, it was Tangerine Tango.
So why Radiant Orchid for 2014? "While the 2013 color of the year, PANTONE 17-5641 Emerald, served as a symbol of growth, renewal and prosperity, Radiant Orchid reaches across the color wheel to intrigue the eye and spark the imagination," explains Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, in this morning's release. "An enchanting harmony of fuchsia, purple and pink undertones, Radiant Orchid inspires confidence and emanates great joy, love and health. It is a captivating purple, one that draws you in with its beguiling charm." Sounds good to us.
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The impact of that freeze on flowering plants and the effect of this spring's prolonged cold on lawns and vegetable gardens was clearly on the minds of Omaha.com readers during today's live chat with University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension horticulturists Kathleen Cue and Mary Anna Anderson.
Here's a quick rundown of highlights from the chat:
Spring flowering plants: If the buds have opened, tonight's freeze could burn them, according to Cue. The flowers on most tulips and other spring shrubs have been slowed by the cold, so they should be OK, she said. If you're worried, cover the plants tonight and wait until mid-morning to remove the cover.
Lawns: Grass seed that has already been planted but not yet germinated should be fine – despite the disappointment homeowners may be feeling. It should still germinate. Avoid using a pre-emergent herbicide while planting new grass seed – the herbicide can't tell the difference between weed and grass seeds, Anderson said.
Cool-season vegetables: As with grass seed, early season vegetables should germinate once temperatures warm up, Cue said. Whether there's enough time for the plants to mature before summer's heat arrives is another issue. Only time will tell.
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In regard to the letter of Jan. 19 by Etta Albright about the availability of fully automatic assault weapons, she should walk into her nearest gun shop and try to buy one.
First, most gun shops don't carry them, and second, they have to go through a process to get a Class 3 license from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
It is strict and expensive. Anyone who wants to own a fully automatic weapon must go through an extensive background check, pay a high fee to have that gun registered as a National Firearms Act weapon and wait until the check is complete.
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Ryan Mastro is the kind of alumni that makes me want to quit my day job and follow my dreams, even the crazy ones. After completing the Career Training program in 2005, Ryan combined his love of music with his newly refined skills of photography. His sense of composition and ability to capture the essence of a performance in his images lead to jobs as an official photographer for music festivals such as Bonnaroo, Coachella and the Newport Folk Festival. His work has also been published in Spin, Billboard, Paste and Photo District News. He has won numerous awards including coming in first in the Performance Category of the 2009 Billboard and PDN's Year in Music Moments Photography Competition. To see more of Ryan's work visit his website.


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So there's a party and you've got to figure out presents for a 50th birthday. You might think things will have to be fancy or complicated, but nothing could be further from the truth. 50 isn't considered old any more so you won't want to be giving presents for a 50th birthday which inspire anything having to do with old age. You'll want to give a gift which will be enjoyed by the birthday boy or girl for some time to come. Think fun and young and you'll never go wrong for presents for a 50th birthday.
Many 50 year olds are at a point in their lives at which they are very comfortable with who they are and the things they enjoy. They still have several years to go before retirement, but they can see that freedom on the horizon. When people do retire, a lot opt to travel and they may use the last ten to fifteen years of their careers to begin exploring travel.
If you know that the new 50 year old is hoping to travel, you can help them by giving them travel books. These will help in deciding where to go and when. They are instrumental in planning wonderful vacations to any destination. If you are unsure of what the best travel books are, you can do a little research online. There is a lot of information available on the Internet about travel publications.
Additional great presents for a 50th birthday with a travel theme are suitcases. Luggage is a must for anyone who desires to travel, regardless of how far they are going. Most experienced travelers have learned to pack light, but for beginning travelers that may prove a daunting task so it is wise to have suitcases in a few sizes. If luggage is a bit out of your price range, you can go in on pieces with someone else or you can buy a toiletry case, suitcase organizer, garment bag or a small wheeled cart. Any of these are great options.
Turning 50 can be a milestone in so many ways. It is a great opportunity to look back and learn from life's experiences and a chance to embark on new adventures, such as world travel. Presents for a 50th birthday can be inspired by wanderlust and can make travel a wonderful experience for the birthday girl or boy.


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The future is mobile. At least that's what many suggest. Yet multi-channel retailers are largely ignoring mobile right now.
That's according to a report from Multichannel Merchant. It found that, as of February 2010, four out of five multi-channel retailers surveyed were not doing anything in the realm of mobile commerce.
Of those who are active with m-commerce, slightly less than 11% are using mobile ads to lure shoppers, and just 6.5% have a mobile website. Even fewer (under 5%) have an iPhone app, distribute mobile coupons or purchase mobile search ads.
If mobile is going to be one of the most important channels going forward, why do so many multi-channel retailers seem to be indifferent when it comes to being ahead of the curve on mobile commerce? According to eMarketer, Multichannel Merchant's report suggests that consumers are just starting to dabble with mobile commerce, meaning the market is still relatively small. And mobile carriers' "failure to keep up with consumer demand" is a deterrent to investment.
Needless to say, it's somewhat disheartening to see that multi-channel retailers are taking it so slow with mobile. But that's not necessarily a bad thing. Multi-channel strategies are hard to implement successfully, and mobile is a challenging channel. From dealing with a multitude of devices and platforms to interface limitations, multi-channel retailers will have a lot to address if they want to 'get it right' with mobile.
Given this, it's not entirely surprising that retailers are being cautious. It's the prudent thing to do. But as mobile platforms mature, new mobile ad options proliferate, and new kinds of mobile devices hit the market providing for new experiences, expect more and more multi-channel retailers to test the waters over the coming years, even if they don't jump in head first.
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Credit: Courtesy of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.
When speaking with relatives about family history, I am often told to keep this piece of information between you, me and the gate post. Respecting sensibilities, I will share my family stories entwine with historical events from Copiah, Jefferson and Lincoln Counties, Mississippi, from gate post to gate post.
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Media Exec - independent agency - cross media planning and buying, to £28k
An independent media agency is looking for a Media Planning and Buying Executive to work across a portfolio of 5 clients. This is a cross media planning and buying role, across all media. The work that you will produce will be both brand and direct response, and in your capacity as Media Planning and Buying Executive you will plan and buy campaigns in collaboration with your Media Manager. As you grow and develop you will have autonomy over your campaigns and own and run the relationship with your clients. You will have client contact on a daily basis.
You will currently be working ideally in a Media Agency in a planning and buying or exec level role, looking for your next step in your career. Cross media, international co-ordination, single channel, or solely buying backgrounds will all be considered - as long as you have a desire to learn and are eager to take on a challenge. Candidates from a Media Owner sales background will also be considered, but this will ideally be TV or Online.
This company is a medium sized independent media agency based in central London. They have a lovely family feel to them, work collaboratively and socialise together regularly. They invest heavily in training and development of their staff, and also offer a competitive salary and benefits package.
If this role sounds of interest and you want to find out more then get in touch!
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DONNING TEAM CANADA JERSEY A DREAM FOR U17 PLAYERS Players suiting up at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge know one thing before they step on the ice. There are few moments more special than pulling your national team's jersey over your equipment, standing at the blue line for the national anthems and representing a region, or country. » more |
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Gwinnett Medical Center recently received re-accreditation for cancer care from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC) and the Commission on Cancer (CoC)–– programs administered by the American College of Surgeons–– for dedication to constantly improving the quality of patient care.
Gwinnett Breast Center, a service of GMC, has been granted a full, three-year accreditation through the NAPBC for committing to provide the highest level of quality breast care. The accreditation process involves rigorous performance evaluations where centers must demonstrate NAPBC standards that demand proficiency in leadership, clinical management, research, community outreach, professional education and quality improvement.
An NAPBC-accredited breast center has demonstrated a firm commitment to offering its patients every available advantage in their battle against breast cancer.
GMC has also been granted a full, three-year accreditation through the CoC for consistently addressing patient-centered needs and measuring the quality of the care they deliver against national standards. CoC accreditation provides value through improved patient outcomes across all domains of care including access and service, satisfaction and well-being, quality of care and cancer outcomes.
"With our range of cancer care, including diagnosis, infusion and support services, among others, we are dedicated to making our patient care the best," said GMC President and CEO Phil Wolfe. "While the expectations of accrediting organizations such as these continue to evolve, so do GMC's standards – in an effort to coordinate the best treatment options available."
For more information about the NAPBC, visit their website at accreditedbreastcenters.org. For more information about the CoC, visit their website at facs.org
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Gwinnett Medical Center is a nationally-recognized, not-for-profit healthcare network with acute-care hospitals in Lawrenceville and Duluth. Offering cardiovascular, orthopedic and neuroscience specialty care as well as a full continuum of wellness services, GMC's 4,500 associates and 800 affiliated physicians serve more than 400,000 patients annually. To learn more about how GMC is transforming healthcare, visit gwinnettmedicalcenter.org or follow us at facebook.com/gwinnettmedical, twitter.com/gwinnettmedical or youtube.com/gwinnettmedical.


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iPhone 5 wifi issues
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ah ok that could be true. Its been a while. I believe I do remember that. Also I remember whenever I opened iTunes for any reason the device would connect even if I didnt want to sync.Of course using battery then. The only time I plug in power is when I go to bed and PC and iTunes is off so it never synced anyway. I just never saw any real value as when I need to sync I have to fire up iTunes (laptop) so may as well plug in cable since I am sitting at it anyway. Email and calendar and contacts are all real time sync with the server and backup to iCloud (unless a manual to iTunes once in a while). Certainly its a users preference I just dont see the real benefit. But bottom line is it should work if a user wants to use it. Good point tho.
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I have not had issues with connecting to wifi but I have a strange issues with download speed when on wifi.
But only when downloading podcasts...
Running 6.0.1 or 6.1 on iPhone 5, iPhone 4 and iPad 2.
On WIFI I can download a 45 mb app from the appstore in less than a minute. I can stream Youtube and Netflix with no problems. Internet browsing - no problems.
But downloading podcasts with Instacast 3, Downcast or the Apple Podcast app happens at a rate of 20-80 kb/s when on WIFI. As soon as I switch to 3g ( 4g/LTE is not yet available from my local provider) my download speed goes to between 300kb/s and 2 mb/s.
Anyone else have this problem?
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To Kosher: That sounds like my problem before i was fortunate to be back on track after the IOS 6.1. I had the same issue since IOS 6.01, IOS 6.02. Id suspect compatability issue, my fix was changing my firmware on my WAP's through my company as i manage the infrastructure, though unless your working on the IT side of the campus, id doubt you could do anything other than contact your helpdesk and query your issue with them and point out you believe it to be a firmware issue.
It might also be a possibility your case doesnt require the same resolution as mine, but you have same symptoms
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Even when you open itunes, auto-sync option is ON, it will sync over wifi only if the phone initiates the connection and that happens only when its connected to a power source. (other then force manual)
you could turn off auto sync withing itunes and then not matter what, it'll never sync unless you manually force it from either device.
but wifi sync - umm...i rest my case. it just doesn't work..too flaky. Which is another reason why I have all my data and media as raw transferrable data on my harddrive and use manually manage data everywhere... none of all this BS syncing business.
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FYI just updated to 6.1. Wifi signal seems to be better but still dl speeds are exactly the same as they were running 6.0.2. It's funny, I have an apple router but have yet to clock good dl speeds on wifi, when my buddy with his android s3 consistently clocks 20 Gbps on my wifi.
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the S3 has 1 antenna more than the iphone 5 (which is why it can do voice+data simul. on cdma networks).
so I am guessing - that because of the extra antenna and bigger size, the antennae are physically bigger in size - resulting in better signal to noise ratio and hence higher speeds assuming everything else is the same.
just a guess.
btw, i get between 11mbps - 50mbps on wifi with the iphone 5, depending on the node. (its mbps to gbps. wifi for 20 gbps has not been invented as yet.)
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Every single wifi device I've connected and tested to my network consistently clocked around 20 Mbps ( which is the max speed my ISP is providing me), including other android phones besides the s3. My iPhone averages 10 to 12 Mbps on my network but have speeds as high as 40 on other wifi networks. Based on those facts I'm pretty sure it's not the difference in antennas as you say.
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I meant to say Gbps sorry
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Wifi cannot get 20 Gbps speeds. you're reading something wrong.
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Sorry it's Mbps you are right ... I'm tired ... Fact is every wifi device I've tested pulled the max wifi speeds my network is offering when my iPhone is only pulling just over half.
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Well I dare to say that I think my wifi (and general network weirdness) problems are fixed with 6.1. I've had it loaded since the weekend and come and gone from work to home and my wifi is always working and never connected but not working like it used to be. There were days that it would be fine, but this is the longest period I can remember of consistant problem free performance.
I also had weirdness where I would have to put the phone in airplane mode to get LTE/4G working after switching of wifi networks (didnt need a full reboot like wifi did when it acted up) and I haven't seen that as well since 6.1
i was confident that my problem in particular was a software only issue as a reboot alsways fixed it 100% of the time for me until I got on other access points and returned home.
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Fadie: Your assessment is incorrect. It could very well be the antenna design that is causing lower than expected speeds. The transmission rate depends on, among other things, the power and resilience of the transceiver on both the router and the phone. It may be that the power of the transceiver in the home router is slightly weaker than the one in the router where he works. Couple that with a really weak iPhone antenna and it's inability to deal with outside interference and he could very well see lower speeds on his iPhone.
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Connection Type: WiFi
Server: New York City
Download: 37.72 Mbps
Upload: 8.57 Mbps
Ping Time: 117 ms
6.1 makes my wifi connection fly....
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Well just as I feared, iPhone reset network only kept my wifi connected for about 20 hours. A really nice 20 hours, too. Now it's back to frequently having to turn wifi off and back on. Probably going to have to call Apple soon but I don't have much faith a new iPhone will matter because of the reports we have read.
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Agree with your pessimism about getting a replacement phone. The replacement phone is the option of choice for the "greyed-out" WiFi (in fact, it seems to be the only choice aside from going to a hardware guru or temp fixes like hair dryer). The WiFi flakiness is much less likely, if at all, to be improved with a phone swap.
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The Keystone pipeline from Cushing to the Gulf has not been without controversy. On Friday, a judge said work could resume in Texas after a landowner sued the company.
But in Cushing where work is well underway, there is little debate about the economic impact of the project.
The pipe is just beginning to go into the ground and no oil is flowing yet, but the Keystone pipeline is already pumping tons of money into the Cushing economy.
Mark Dalberg is from Minnesota. He's been here been here since August mostly working on the pipeline.
"We started out seven days a week and now we're down to six," he said.
But when he's not working, he's sleeping in a Cushing hotel, and eating at Cushing restaurants.
At Naifeh's Deli, owner Joe credits a 15 to 18 percent increase in sales to all the new people in town.
"There's a lot of activity in the Cushing area bringing a lot of people in from out of town," Joe said.
There are no exact numbers about what all this has meant for Cushing's unemployment, but officials say it is very low. According to Brent Thompson, Executive Director of the Chamber of Commerce, if you want to work in Cushing there's a job.
"I don't know if we've seen the full brunt of it yet, and when I say brunt, that's a positive brunt," Thompson said.
Thompson says the project is projected to produce 1300 jobs. Some local people will be hired, and others like Dalberg will be from out of town.
"They'll all not be local jobs, there will be people working who are from here and other from out of town who have a place to eat and have to buy gas and have to buy toothpaste," he said.
Thompson says he expects the money to keep flowing until the middle of next year.
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