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The current version of the Ford Explorer has been America's best-selling sport/utility vehicle for 14 years, offering a desirable midsize package with a solid structure, responsive road manners, seating for up to seven passengers, an available V-8 engine, and available all-wheel drive. The Explorer range spans six trim levels, ranging from the black-bumpered, V-6-fitted XLS to the posh, featured-laden Limited. This spectrum addresses a wide budget range, demonstrating the versatility of the Explorer, which also serves as the basis for the Lincoln Aviator and Mercury Mountaineer. Though a compelling, competitive vehicle for 2005, the Explorer will receive a significant update for 2006, improving the interior, introducing a stronger V-8 with a six-speed automatic transmission, stiffening the chassis, and trading the short/long-arm rear suspension for a trailing-arm configuration.
The Explorer sits in the current SUV sweet spot: It isn't as big as full-size trucks, which have been suffering due to recent high gas prices, yet it's large enough for a commanding on-road presence and to transport up to seven people and significant amount of cargo. Its slab sides, upright grill, and flat surfaces bear more than a passing resemblance to the Expedition, enhancing the Explorer's truck-tough image. The simple exterior continues to feel modern and refined, choosing understatement over trendy flamboyance. Base models are distinguished by black lower aprons and 16-inch steel wheels, with upper trims riding on 17-inch wheels and either coated in either two-tone paint (Eddie Bauer) or more commonly given a monochromatic treatment.
Design flourishes inside are limited to wood appliqus on certain trim levels, giving the civilized Explorer cabin a serious, purposeful quality. Seats are wide and supportive, leaning to the firm side, especially for a sport/ute. Controls are clearly labeled, well placed, and sized for gloved fingers. The interior that impressed when the Explorer launched is now losing ground to more creative and tightly assembled import cockpits, though the 2006 update promises to again move the Explorer to the packaging forefront.
The Explorer can be ordered in five-, six-, or seven-passenger form. The five-passenger configuration has 46.6 cubic feet of luggage space behind the second row of seats. Fold down that row flat for a voluminous 87.8 cubic feet of space. In seven-passenger form, the Explorer has 44.0 cubic feet of space with the third row folded; 81.4 with both the second and third row folded. Behind the optional third-row seats is a mere 13.7 cubic feet of luggage room. Whichever model you choose, the seats all fold flat for a spacious cargo deck. Eddie Bauer and Limited models can be outfitted with second-row bucket seats in place of a bench.
Even base XLS Explorers come quite well equipped, with power windows and door locks, keyless entry, an AM/FM/CD stereo, and cruise control. The XLT adds a leather-wrapped steering wheel, front bucket seats with lumbar adjustment, six-way power driver seat, overhead console, outside-temperature indicator, compass, and power mirrors, plus it can be ordered with a number of upscale features, such as a rear-seat DVD entertainment system, leather seats, and a power moonroof. Both the XLS Sport and XLT Sport are essentially appearance packages, both inside and out, that make nominal enhances to the main trim levels.Moving upscale, the Eddie Bauer Explorer has leather upholstery, heated front seats with eight-way power for the driver and six-way power for the passenger, steering wheel audio/cruise controls, a 290-watt stereo with in-dash CD changer, and dual-zone automatic climate control. The Limited differs from the Eddie Bauer with varied wood and leather treatments.
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While it started out as a temporary restaurant in 2006, Thomas Keller's Ad Hoc soon gained permanent status. Last year there was a remodel to the dining room and kitchen, and earlier this year longtime chef Dave Cruz left, replaced by Katie Hagan-Whelchel. However, the single nightly four-course menu continues to lure in diners. A recent dinner started with a Little Gem salad with piquillo peppers, radishes, olives, beets and fennel in a creamy leek dressing, followed by buttermilk fried chicken with sweet potato mash and Brussels sprouts; a cheese course; and chocolate brownies with caramel ice cream.
Specialties: Menu changes daily, but beef short ribs and buttermilk fried chicken make regular appearances.
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Cluster of 14th-, 15th-, and 16th-century buildings housing 64 antiques-filled rooms (each named after a grand cru wine), in the heart of Burgundy wine country. more ›
The widow of the late chef Bernard Loiseau runs this satellite of the long-standing family restaurant in Saulieu; 70 wines served by the glass are a highlight. more ›
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Toyota Corolla 0W-20 oil - What's this about?
mcdawgg Posts: 1,6685w-30 oil, I use Techtron fuel injector cleaner (from Walmart, etc) every 15,000 miles. The oil info is in the owner's manual. You can find the maintenance guide here at Edmunds or at Toyota:
Toyota Website for maintenance guide
Basically, see what was done to your car (miles and time). Hopefully, you have the service records. Then, see what is due by looking at the maintenance guides I told you about in the last paragraph.
The 1998 and newer Corollas have a timing chain, should not require any maintenance. Brake fluid & power steering fluid - change it. The guides may not tell you that, but it is cheap insurance. PVC valve - change it - very easy to do yourself, and very cheap ($5 part, 5 minutes or less).
I had a 99 Corolla, great car! Sold it at around 120k because I needed a bigger car (Camry). Only problem I had was the a/c compressor had a seal leaking after 90k miles, so 2x per year, I just put more R134 refrigerant in it, and it cooled fine.
What Corolla do you have? CE, LE, SE, anti-lock brakes? automatic or manual transmission?
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The House just approved an amendment to HJR-3 that strips the anti-freedom amendment of the second sentence, which would ban all protections for gay & lesbian families. With a vote count of 52 in favor and 43 against, the amendment passed through the house floor.
Today's vote bolsters the case supporters like you have helped us make all along: HJR-3 is a flawed bill and it has dangerous consequences for thousands of Hoosier families. The second sentence of HJR-3 would have far-reaching ramifications for gay and lesbian Hoosiers who just want to protect their families.
Because HJR-3 was amended, even if the Senate approves this version of the bill, HJR-3 would still have to pass in the 2016 legislative session before reaching the ballot.
We are incredibly grateful to members of the House — Democrats and Republicans — who did the right thing today by striking down this deeply-flawed and harmful clause.
But we haven't won yet. HJR-3 is still alive, and in order to ensure that it stays off the ballot — or at the very least, that the second sentence stays removed — we have to work harder than ever in the Senate, starting right now.


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This week's Styled post was actually inspired by a couple of style blogger's outfit posts from earlier in the week. Both Emily from Cupcakes and Cashmere and Amy from Fashion and Beauty Finds shared their versions of wearing a white tux that I really loved. Pair the white blazer with matching white pants and you have a more classic, evening look. Or you can go more edgy with a pair of leather pants. Either look is equally fabulous, and great for a holiday party or New Year's Eve!


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LAFAYETTE, LA (KADN) — The dismantling project of Our Lady of Lourdes hospital on St. Landry is fully underway. The demolition started in late spring and is set to be completely down by the end of this year.
"It's just been a vacant building since we moved into the new campus so just for the community and the safety to have a secure area," says Kristen Wilson, marketing specialist with Our Lady of Lourdes.
It is important to know that there are still two medical office buildings that will remain open. An out-patient rehab, imaging, and the fitness center will all still be seeing patients, and the parking garage will also be left after the demolition is complete. Where the hospital is now, will be a big green space.


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I had never actually heard of Godwin's 'law' until now, but it is so very true (especially on this site!). I especially like the etiquette surrounding what to do when someone breaks this 'law'.
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Named for Buffalo Bill Cody and established in 1896, Cody, Wyoming is the entrance way to the Yellowstone National Park and has a ranger district office for the Shoshone National Forest.
As you explore the town, dont miss the Buffalo Bill Historical Center which is four museums under one roof. The Buffalo Bill Museum highlights personal and historical memorabilia including guns, saddles, clothing and trophies. The Cody Firearms displays more than 5,000 projectile arms with pieces dating back to 1860. At the Plains Indian Museum there are exhibits featuring their artifacts clothing, tools, and weapons. For paintings, sculptures and a comprehensive Western Art collection, visit the Whitney Gallery of Western Art.
At the Buffalo Bill State Park and Buffalo Bill Dam and Visitor Center, you are sure to see indigenous wild life as you enjoy boating, fishing, camping and picnicking. The Visitor Center has a natural history museum, a dam overlook and a gift shop.
For a glimpse of life in the Old West, hen mosey on over to Trail Town and the Museum of the Old West where you will find 24 reconstructed buildings ranging 1879 to 1899, as well as a cemetery at the sight of Old Cody City. Buildings on site include the cabin of Crow Scout Curley and a cabin used by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
While in Cody, be sure to visit Americas first national forest, the 2,466,586 acre Shoshone National Forest. Here you can see the big herd game, lakes, streams, mountains and some of the largest glaciers in the continental United States.
For winter wonderland activity, head to Sleeping Giant Ski Area where you can enjoy downhill and cross country skiing or take a ride on a snowmobile. For summertime adventures, sign up with the guides at Wyoming River Trips (800-586-6661) or the River Runners (800-535-7238). Both outfitters provide everything you need for white water rafting fun.
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Clinical trial for women with Interstitial Cystitis / Bladder Pain Syndrome
You can help advance the introduction of a potential new medication for IC/BPS.
Interstitial cystitis (IC), also known as bladder pain syndrome (BPS), involves bladder pain, pressure and frequent urination. Currently there is no cure for IC/BPS, and few effective treatment options exist for IC/BPS sufferers.
Our medical researchers understand the daily struggle of living with moderate to severe interstitial cystitis / bladder pain syndrome (IC/BPS). Pain and frequent urination prevent many IC/BPS sufferers from performing their daily activities.
More treatment options for IC/BPS are needed, but this can only
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About this Study
Clinical research studies are how new medicines are developed. This research study is designed to see how well an investigational study medicine works at reducing moderate-to-severe IC/BPS pain.
This study is enrolling women 18 years and older (up to 75 years) with IC/BPS. Up to 70 women across the United States and Canada will participate.
There are a variety of reasons women may choose to participate in the LEADERSHIP clinical research study: Some women may participate to have additional care and attention from the medical study staff. Others may participate to learn more about their own health and interstitial cystitis.
As with all medicines there may be the possibility of side effects. The study doctor or study staff will discuss potentially known risks and benefits of study participation before you agree to participate.
More information about the LEADERSHIP study:
If you qualify for the study, you may receive:
- The oral investigational study medicine or placebo (an inactive look-alike substance) to be taken once daily with food and water
- Acetaminophen and codeine (such as Tylenol® with codeine) to be taken as directed [if needed] for IC/BPS pain
- All study related medical care and medicines
Those who qualify will be asked to:
- Visit the study center 6 times over approximately 13 weeks (91 days)
- Carefully monitor your IC/BPS pain symptoms with the assistance of an electronic medical diary device
How the study is designed:
Placebo vs. the investigational study medicine
Study-related assessments help you and the study doctor monitor the safety and effectiveness of the
investigational study medicine and compare it to placebo, which will look like the investigational study
medicine but has no active ingredients (sometimes called a "sugar pill"). In order to avoid bias, no one
(neither the study doctor nor you) will know if you are taking the investigational study medicine or the
Earlier Phase 1 studies with this investigational study medicine have been conducted and demonstrated the investigational study medicine is safe in healthy volunteers. Researchers are now working to better understand how well the study drug works and how well tolerated the medication is in reducing IC/BPS associated pain.
See if You Pre-Qualify
See if you pre-qualify for the LEADERSHIP study by completing our study survey. The study survey will ask you about the severity of your IC/BPS pain and symptoms. There are other questions that may determine whether you meet the study's inclusion criteria. If you pre-qualify, you will be referred to a study center of your choice.
While there must be a match based on medical history, there are other requirements including:
- Age: Women 18-75 years of age
- Symptoms: IC/BPS diagnosis with pain
- Time: Attend 6 required clinic visits over approximately 91 days / 13 weeks
- Tracking: Agree to complete a daily electronic diary of your symptoms throughout the study
- Have undergone a cystoscopy (an endoscopic procedure that helps assess the health of your bladder lining) in the last 36 months
- If the cystoscopy was performed for diagnostic purposes, it must have been performed at least one month prior
- If the cystoscopy involved therapeutic hydrodistention (i.e. pain relief), it must have been performed at least 3 months prior
If you qualify and agree to participate you may:
- Learn more about your IC/BPS and ways to manage it
- Receive at no cost, study-related medical tests to help you learn about your health and your body's response to the investigational study medicine or placebo
- Be compensated for study-related time and travel or have transportation provided for you if necessary
There is no cost to you, and you can participate even if:
- The study doctor is not part of your health insurance network
- You do not have health insurance
Further details regarding study participation will be supplied by the study center during the screening visit.
Study Site Locations
Find the location of a study center near you. Take the IC/BPS study survey. After pre-qualifying, someone from the study center will contact you to give you more information about the study and answer any questions you might have.
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Saturn Outlook Noises and Sounds
Since my first service, I have had a clicking type noise in my front end of the car when I am driveing slowly(parking,pulling into my driveway).The dealer first said that it could be the brakes setting up after the car sat for a while. They "could not duplicate" the sound when the car was dropped off, but I still hear when I drive. Any ideas?
homegirl9468 Posts: 1Hi,
I am new to this forum but was surfing around trying to find Outlook owners that may be having a noise from under the front end. I too have the same noise and it is driving me crazy. I have it in the shop as we speak for the (4th) time the shop men have told me they have heard it, they haven't, replaced struts, told me a rock was hung (somewhere) and to my not so surprised self my Outlook is still making the "cracking/popping/hard to describe noise. I am very dissappointed at this point. You never know when it will happen. You can't make it do it on command. I do hear it more when driving slow, turning, up and down inclines,stop and go(like at red lights). I like your wife feel like I have a Big Lots Buy. My husband and I are in contact with Saturn Manufacturing and have opened a case. Maybe you should do the same and get the owner of the dealership in on it too. Nothing makes me madder than to tell the gods truth and be made feel your hearing things. I would like to talk to you more by private e-mail if possible mine is firstname.lastname@example.com
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manufan1 Posts: 26It's ABS turned on when the car starts to run and hit certain speed. This happens all the time to my Acadia and I believe it is normal - you should only hear the noise 2 or 3 times when you turn on the car and start accelerate, and then no more noise during the whole trip (because ABS is on), unless the car is turned off, and turned on again.
cschaper Posts: 5I just bought a used 07 xe model outlook and I hear the same noise. It sounds like it's almost coming from the front left of the car. Also the brake pedal squeeks. I also have problems with my transmission. They tried to tell me the noise was my air conditioner!! I still haven't gotten it resolved. I plan on taking it back this week. Did you ever find out what yours was?
outlook08 Posts: 1I've had this outlook for about 4 months now and it has been in service 4 times for the front end noise (clunks), the last time it was in the shop they replaced the struts because that is what Saturn told them to do (?). Now after a week I will be bringing it back in a few days for them to rip it apart and try to find something else!
Has anybody ever gotten anywhere with this? I'm ready to take a loss and trade this thing in for a different vehicle (not Saturn). This is what they did to my vehicle since I purchased it.....
1- Greased front end.
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christoper Posts: 1Refer to the owner's manual. A clunck within the first minute after starting is the traction control system startup function per the owners manual. We have had our outlook of over 3 years and have 54,000 miles on it. We hear it every time it starts up, but usually in the garage where the sound is echoed. You could spend good money looking for it but with a 100,000 mile power train warrantee, why would you. We are in the fleet lease management business and I would advise no one to keep a car in excess of 120,000 miles as the costs usually go up substantially. In brief, don't sweat it if you are within the warrantee window.
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poorinindiana Posts: 3After 2007 Saturn Outlook has been driven 15+ miles, low humming noise appears in what sounds like the right rear. When brakes are applied it is much louder and deeper. No loss/gain of sound when going around curves. Sound will go away once slowed to 10mph. Steering, braking, etc... not affected. No pulling to one side, no jerkiness, etc... No warning lights and have buzzed OnStar but no codes. Unemployed and trying to find problem myself. Any help/direction will be greatly appreciated.
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08outlook Posts: 8I bought a used 08 outlook and the week after I bought it found a loud pop in the steering. I test drove the car but missed the noise. I took in back to a dealer and they said there was no issue. That was about 5 months back while it was still under bumper to bumper warranty. I decided to take it back to them yesterday not realizing I was 800miles out of the bumper to bumper and now they want to replace the rack and pinion and they say its not covered!
What gives? It sounds like some other people have had steering related issues covered under powertrain? They quoted me over $1,000 for this repair. -
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spooky1966 Posts: 3Call a local GM dealer and give them the VIN. Tell them you want to know if there are any open recalls on this car. If there are, they will fix it. Ours was built late in 2008 so we did not get the wiper motor replaced. Although the wiper transmission froze and had to be replaced last year. (we don't drive it in bad weather and it died from lack of use). The electrical stuff I believe is the rear brake light harnesses, which we had replaced on ours. The other issue we experienced, that is not part of the recall, was a melting of the connector of the low beam headlights. I believe it was a H9 connector. We ordered ceramic ones from AutoZone ($25 each) and I removed wheel wheel skirts and replaced the the connectors that way. If you follow the book, you have to remove the bumper and grill to get the lights out. If you go to the dealer, they will do it my way and charge you for the book way.
I should tell you that we really love that car and we plan to have it a long time. Hope it helps you.
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Make: SATURN Model: OUTLOOK
Model Year: 2008
Manufacturer: GENERAL MOTORS CORP. Mfr's Report Date: AUG 06, 2008
NHTSA CAMPAIGN ID Number: 08V410000 NHTSA Action Number: N/A
Component: VISIBILITY:WINDSHIELD WIPER/WASHER:LINKAGES
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Make: SATURN Model: OUTLOOK
Model Year: 2008
Manufacturer: GENERAL MOTORS CORP. Mfr's Report Date: AUG 27, 2008
NHTSA CAMPAIGN ID Number: 08V441000 NHTSA Action Number: EA08010
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Make: SATURN Model: OUTLOOK
Model Year: 2008
Manufacturer: GENERAL MOTORS CORP. Mfr's Report Date: JUN 04, 2010
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gmcustsvcsarah Posts: 1,964Good morning manny49,
Congratulations on your new Outlook!
As spooky1966 said, you can contact your dealership to learn more information about recalls, or if you wanted to do it over the internet, send and email to us at firstname.lastname@example.com with the last 8 digits of your VIN and we'll get you recall information as well.
Safety recalls do not have any mileage or time parameters, and so will not expire. If there are open recalls, we can certainly get those taken care of for you!
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Gwynne Dyer: Predicting natural disasters is risky business
Six years in jail and an average fine of over $1 million: that was the punishment given to six Italian scientists on October 22 for getting their earthquake advice wrong. So what will the expert geologists and vulcanologists in Italy say the next time they are asked about the likelihood of an earthquake? They will refuse to say anything, of course.
More than 5,000 scientists have signed a letter supporting their colleagues who found themselves standing trial for manslaughter in the medieval city of L'Aquila, where 309 people died in an earthquake in 2009. But the case is a bit more complex than it first appears.
People always look for a scapegoat when a disaster strikes, and it's understandable that the bereaved people of L'Aquila wanted someone to blame. Most of them were glad when the six Italian scientists were convicted: at least somebody was being punished for the crime. But it wasn't exactly the crime that those 5,000 foreign scientists thought they had been accused of.
Even lawyers and judges know that you cannot predict an earthquake with any certainty. What the six were actually accused of was being too reassuring about how likely an earthquake was.
There were hundreds of small shocks around L'Aquila in the weeks before the big one struck, and the six scientists were sent to the city to assess the level of danger. They judged the risk as minor, and one, foolishly, said there was "no danger".
On the basis of this scientific advice, it is claimed, thousands of citizens decided to sleep in their houses rather than outside— and 309 of them were crushed in their houses a week later when the magnitude 6.3 quake brought them down. So the scientists' crime was not a failure to predict the quake, but a failure to state clearly that it could happen.
It's still a stupid charge. Half of the really big earthquakes are preceded by a flurry of smaller shocks, true— but such clusters of small shocks are quite common, and only five percent of them are followed by a major quake. So the scientists were caught on the horns of a familiar dilemma.
Fail to issue a warning before a big quake, and you will be discredited (and maybe, if you are Italian, charged with manslaughter). But issue warnings every time there is a five percent risk, and you will cause 19 needless mass evacuations for every necessary one. You will be "crying wolf", which is usually counter-productive.
The scientists's conviction will probably be reversed on appeal, bringing this whole foolish episode to an end. For the rest of us, however, this just illustrates how hard it is for human beings to deal sensibly with big but incalculable risks.
The biggest incalculable risk of a purely natural order that we know about is the mega-tsunami that will be unleashed when the western flank of Cumbre Vieja volcano on the island of La Palma in the Canaries slides into the Atlantic Ocean. In an eruption in 1949, a chunk of rock about 500 cubic kilometres in size, with a mass of 150 billion tonnes, became detached from the main ridge and slid two metres down towards the sea.
This is bad news for people living around the Atlantic Ocean. In some future volcanic eruption (there have been six in the past 500 years), that whole mass may slide all the way into the ocean and generate a tsunami that would initially be about 600 metres high.
It would travel outwards in an expanding circle at some 1,000 kilometres per hour, destroying everything on the western coast of Africa in one hour. It would inundate England's south coast in three, and reach the east coast of the United States, Canada, and Cuba in six. Brazilians would have to wait a little longer. The waves would reach up to 20 kilometres inland in low-lying areas. Many tens of millions would die.
So let's imagine that there's another eruption on Cumbre Vieja, and a committee of global experts is convened to watch the western flank for signs of movement. Should they advise evacuation along all the vulnerable coasts? That's several hundred million people. Who will give those people food and shelter? How long must they stay inland? And the economic damage would be huge.
The experts can't wait until the last minute to give their advice: you can't evacuate the entire U.S. east coast in six hours. If they advise evacuation, and nothing bad happens, they will be the most unpopular people on the planet. If they don't, and the worst does happen, they will be seen as guilty of mass manslaughter, just like the Italian scientists at L'Aquila.
Since it will always be much likelier that no catastrophe is going to happen this time, the experts will almost certainly issue reassuring statements intended to keep people in their homes. Just like the Italian scientists. And yet some day, next week or a thousand years from now, that mass of rock on Cumbre Vieja will really fall into the sea. Damned if you do, and damned if you don't.
If these Italian seismologists HAD requested an evacuation, and nothing happened---they probably would've been given the same exact treatment.
So what will American scientists say the next time they are asked about a building collapse? Most will refuse to say anything, of course. There are NIST scientists that will say much about WTC7:


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Susquehanna Bancshares in Deal to Be Sold to BB&T
The deal will give the BB&T Corporation a bigger foothold in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey and West Virginia.
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Cooper Tire Abandons Merger
Cooper Tire & Rubber announced on Monday that it had ended its merger agreement with Apollo Tyres of India, saying that funding for the deal was no longer available.
December 30, 2013, Monday
BB&T Restructures BankAtlantic Deal
The BB&T Corporation has retooled its planned takeover of BankAtlantic in an attempt to appease a judge who previously blocked the deal for the beleaguered Florida bank.
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The credit rating agency says it "remains wary of banks aggressively increasing capital returns to shareholders at this juncture of the economic recovery."
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Calpers Forges Ahead With Board Campaigns
Calpers, the largest American pension fund, is stepping up a campaign to make corporate management more accountable to shareholders.
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Dow and Nasdaq Are Now Up for the Year
Exchanges on Wall Street got a strong start to a week that will end on Friday with the release of a crucial indicator: the economy's second-quarter growth.
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After two and a half years, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods feels it's safe again to consider non-distressed bank mergers, as the firm revived its list of potential banking deal targets.
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Modern Parenting Techniques: Do you Free-Range or do You Helicopter?
Are you a helicopter parent or do you free-range? That is the eternal question that parents have been asking themselves since they've had the words for it.
We label each other. We label one another. What happened to nobody puts baby in a corner?
According to Merriam-Webster, the definition of a helicopter parent is "a parent who is overly involved in the life of his or her child."
Depending on the age, couldn't all of us fall under the umbrella of helicopter parents? Sure, we all like to fancy ourselves "free-range" but who has the stomach for it? Not me.
The thought of my children driving the bike around the block, out of my line of sight makes me nauseous. Of course, my girls are only 5 and 7. Truthfully, they are both still trying to maneuver the murky waters of keeping their bikes upright without help, so why would I ever let them go off riding on the trails alone?
Yes, I am perfectly aware that our moms turned us lose until the streetlights come on, but I'm not my mom. Times have changed and the world feels infinitely more dangerous with my heart walking around outside my body like it is.
I think we all know a helicopter parent or two. You may even be one yourself. Me? I'm a free-range kid who grew up to be a hovering helicopter parent.
I won't lie, I want to be involved in my children's lives and I really want to make sure they are safe.
I have seen a few things in my life that have made me realize that there has to be boundaries to this helicopter parenting. If you have ever done any of the following, you may want to step back and employ a tiny bit of free-range parenting.
These are things that people I know or I myself, may or may not be guilty of at some point.
- Cutting up your preschooler's food and pre-chewing it to be sure they don't choke or only feeding them soft foods. This is only acceptable if they have sensory issues, no teeth or some other pressing medical condition, and just barely.
- Accompanying your child on play dates as a toddler is expected, but when that carries over onto actual dates as a teen, to make sure he doesn't get his heart broken by some girl, then you may be going a bit far.
- Making your 5-year-old wear a helmet to play on the jungle gym at school. I know it's dangerous and we can't be sure that our child won't do something stupid like jump from the top of the monkey bars to the swinging bridge, but we have to consider the ramifications of the helmet in elementary school.
- Slathering every square inch of your child in SPF 2000 before allowing them to walk to the car. (Unless they are Dracula, I sincerely doubt they are in any danger of spontaneously combusting or bursting into flames.)
- Keeping your 46-inch, first grader imprisoned in a crib and wearing a diaper to ensure that he doesn't get out of bed and wander down some stairs and stub his toe. I know someone who's done this. I won't name names, but I have gently urged her to buy him a big kid bed.
- Lurking outside of the elementary school, watching through the kindergarten classroom window, and patrolling to make sure that your child made it to class after drop off. Ahem, yes, I did this once because we were late, the classroom had already left for mass and there was a shady character hanging around outside. I had dropped her off in the drop off line without seeing her enter the building. My mommy brain would not allow me any peace until I knew that kid was safely where she was supposed to be. What? You've never done this before?
It's okay. I say parent and let parent; free-range or helicopter. Love your kids and do your best; that's all any of us can do.
Have you ever done any of the listed helicopter moves? What's your most "helicopter" move to date? Or do you free-range parent like it's your job?
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Monday, June 09, 2008
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I love Monkey High as well, and feel its unfortunate that its not as recognized as it should be, perhaps because it's overshadowed by so many great Shojo Manga that have come out this year (and some overrated titles as well) such as High School Debut, Love*Com, Honey & Clover, etc. I was thrilled to see this title (along with Sand Chronicles, another great underrated manga) in your "Top Manga of 2008" list and equally thrilled with your review. I just hope that the author delves into some of Haruna's family drama in future volumes, so that the plot gets a bit deeper, because light shojo romance comedies tend to go stale after the second or third "rival" arc. Except for in Love*Com. Have you reviewed that title yet? ;)


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- Posted by wesley_butterflies 5b/6 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 9, 09 at 23:11
A joke get well card for yah here Jim: ( bare with me and let your imagination do the rest ) The front of the card says this in a nice bold letter font :: An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor Away A sneek peek of "The West Wall Garden " Endless Summer Mophead Hydrangea Ok open the card now you can read this but this time it's in real fine print one you can barely see Offer void if said tree should fall upon you. Near the bottom of card it says this in the same bold print as front: Get Well Soon |
- Posted by phatboyrose N/W FL. - 8 (My Page) on Fri, Oct 9, 09 at 23:25
JIM brother I'm so sad too here about your accendent. I knew that there was something wrong when you hadden posted in a couple of days. Serena had tried to e-mail me but some how it got lost. I am so glad that you were not kill GOD forbid. I know it will be hard for you to use your left had to post so don't worry about repling. You will be in my prayers and I'll be asking GOD for a speedy recovery on you behalf. GOD BLESS lol lol Harold |
Jim, So sorry to hear of your accident, please forgive my asking the stalker if you slipped on a blackspot while chasing rose slugs ;-) Honest, she hadn't told me yet what actually happened. I hope you get feeling better real soon ! It could be worse, somebody may have made you wear a costume like this for trick or treat :-( |
Wes, Boxofrox, Harold, and Iris, thank you so much!!! for wishing Jim such wonderful and funny get-wells. BLESS YOU ALL! Harold you probably have to check the spam/junk mail folder. Sometimes personal emails are sent to the junk mail because the addressee isn't recognized. I will try to email again tonight. And I can't wait to see your new roses too! hurray! Hopefully they'll soon make it here for Jim as a cheer-er upper! Jim, Harold is getting several new roses, and I know how you always enjoy seeing entire plants, just like Wes' fun and cheery hydrangeas. I'm sure Boxofrox has plenty up that Garden Wizard sleeve of his as well, LOL! Boxofrox I re-replied to your email but it's now 2:19 a.m. now so you will be asleep by then. What a beautiful, lovely letter you wrote and I would love to share it with everyone your very caring thoughts! I am just making a mess out of things right now because of new job-hunting stresses and also added freelance deadline pressures. Anyway, every single one of you have been such blessings, and Jim that's why everyone else is praying for you for a speedy recovery! Jim, you always bring such a happy smile to Everyone's face too. Just let us do the talking/writing and no need to write back!!!!! we want you to rest that broken arm, shoulder, wrist and also the sore back! We'll be thinking of you every day! |
lol on slipping on a blackspot while chasin rose slugs lol thanks everyone im actually feeling better today love the animal pics awesome |
- Posted by russellmuegge 5 (My Page) on Sat, Oct 10, 09 at 23:54
Jim, I hope you get to feelling better soon. |
Here is another funny animal photo for you, Jim! |
what kind of animal is that? lol |
It's a little hedgehog. Hedgehogs are actually very timid, shy kinds of creatures. They like to live in gardens! According to Wikipedia, "In areas that have hedgehogs in the wild, they are often welcomed as a natural form of garden pest control. Many people leave food out to attract hedgehogs. Hedgehogs are a powerful form of pest control. A single hedgehog can keep an average garden free of pests by eating up to 200 grams of insects each night. It is common throughout the United Kingdom to see people attempting to lure hedgehogs into their gardens with treats and hedgehog-sized holes in their fences.[citation needed] One problem with using hedgehogs for garden pest control is the use of chemical insecticide. While the hedgehog is large enough to resist most insecticides, it cannot withstand them if it eats many insects which have become full of the poison. This causes many hedgehog deaths where pet hedgehogs eat contaminated bugs within the house" Pretty cute aren't they! However hedgehogs are not native to North America so you actually have to get them at the pet store, LOL! they love to eat those pesty slugs and snails too! |
- Posted by rosemeadow_gardener (My Page) on Wed, Oct 14, 09 at 11:04
I am real sorry to hear you got hurt Jim. I hope your injuries heal soon. Here is my puppy photo for you. One of my older daughters took it about 6 months ago. |
Awwwww, Karen, your daughter's Puppy is soooo cute and precious! She?he? is going to be such a big dog, just look at those strong paws for such a little pup! I just love her tawny eyes and the beautiful Hershey-chocolate and butterscotch colorations. Any new photos of her? Are you going to train her in sheepherding? This was Eluane when she was a tiny pup too. But she remained a small dog as you can tell by her little paws. Adult sized! How pups change and how time flies... |
thank you karen! love the puppy pic! i will get me a hedgehog to chase rose slugs. lol love eluanes pics too! |
- Posted by ramblinrosez7b JerseyShore (email@example.com) on Wed, Oct 14, 09 at 22:57
I need a headgehog, where can you buy them? Serena your dog is beautiful. Jim I am so sorry to hear about your accident, please take care and I hope you recover soon. |
boxofrox, is that a halloween costume on your dog? lol that is so neat. thanks ramblinrosez! |
Jim, That is my niece Jessica's white Pomeranian in that Darth Vader disguise :-) |
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- That's right, Patch 3.3 is on the PTR. We have Patch notes, and you'll want to keep a bookmark on our consolidated Patch 3.3 information page as well.
- We have impressions, straight from the PTR, of the Pit of Saron, the first dungeon up for testing.
- Kisirani has some interesting comments on post-Icecrown lore.
- Speaking of lore, there's been some interesting Tauren tribal war-paint patterns found on the PTR.
- Blizzard has a Youtube channel. For now, it's mostly old cinematics, but who knows what the future could bring!
- The Mobile Authenticator is back on the App Store for iPhone, but buyer beware: the bugs ain't fixed yet.
- Rogues rejoice, Vanish may finally be fixed in Patch 3.3.
- Here's the lowdown on the Patch 3.3 PTR shaman notes.
- We also have a look at the priest Patch 3.3 PTR changes.
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- We also have news of death knight changes in Patch 3.3.
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noun \ˌȯr-ə-ˈtȯr-ē-ˌō, ˌär-\: a large piece of music for a group of singers and musicians that is usually about a religious subject
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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Large-scale musical composition on a sacred subject for solo voices, chorus, and orchestra. The term derives from the oratories, community prayer halls set up by St. Philip Neri in the mid 16th century in a Counter-Reformation attempt to provide locales for religious edification outside the church itself, and the oratorio remained a nonliturgical (and non-Latin) form for moral musical entertainment. The first oratorio, really a religious opera, was written in 1600 by Emilio del Cavaliere, and the oratorio's development closely followed that of opera. Giacomo Carissimi produced an important body of Italian oratorios, and Marc-Antoine Charpentier transferred the oratorio to France in the later 17th century. In Germany the works of Heinrich Schütz anticipate the oratorio-like Passions of Johann Sebastian Bach. The most celebrated oratorio composer was George Frideric Handel; his great English works include the incomparable Messiah (1742). Handel inspired Franz Joseph Haydn's great Creation (1798) and exerted great influence on the 19th-century oratorio, whose composers include Hector Berlioz, Felix Mendelssohn, and Franz Liszt. Though the oratorio thereafter declined, 20th-century oratorio composers included Edward Elgar, Igor Stravinsky, Arthur Honegger, and Krzysztof Penderecki.
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I got my new camera yesterday, and I've been playing with it off and on since then. I've made my first two pictures with it, and I think I'm really gonna love this one! I made these two pictures with the lens about 1" or 2" away from the caterpillars. It has an "Intelligent Auto" setting that does all the work for you. It also will take 3-D pictures, but I haven't gotten to that yet, also movies.
I found two more buckeye - Junonia coenia for Larry - caterpillars and brought all four of them in to raise myself. Here's the biggest one -
I keep finding more and more monarch - Danaus plexippus - caterpillars on my A. curassavica - I'm up to 46! I've brought them to the porch to raise, and I'm running back and forth to the garden night and day for leaves. There is another female monarch who's laying more eggs, so I have to check each leaf before I cut it off to be sure there are no eggs on it.
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- Posted by butterflymomok (My Page) on Wed, Aug 31, 11 at 14:19
Sherry, You didn't mention which camera you got. What is it? The pictures are great. Can't believe you can get within an inch of the subject--that's remarkable. Did you order through B&H? Sandy |
Sherry, Excellent pictures. I thought I went through a lot of cameras in my active years, but not as many as you have lately. I'm still getting by on that one model up from the Canon you recommended way back when. But then I have had nothing flying here the last two years to take pictures of anyway. Gave all the other digitals to my son, including that Canon S3 IS and a drawer full of accessories I never did use. The SLR's with lenses in tow are too heavy to lug around anymore. Please call the bugs and plants whatever you want - common names, acronyms/initialisms, etc. I've given up on the folks here using taxonomy, correct taxonomic grammar or entomolgical terms even though some here do have enough experiance to be doing so and teaching others. I'll still use them just like I have for 47 years (HC)... so I guess we can all be confused together. LOL Larry |
- Posted by misssherry Z8/9MS (My Page) on Wed, Aug 31, 11 at 15:26
Sandy, it's a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX78, and I did order it from B&H - their price was the best. It reminds me a lot of that great Canon I had before the last Canon that took such great pictures. Now I hope its lens won't get stuck and unable to move into the picture taking position. That's what happened to the great Canon after about a year or year and a half. I read reviews of that Canon, and everybody else's Canon like that did the same thing. Larry, my husband has his ham radio, and I have my cameras! :) For whatever reason, I really enjoy taking pictures of butterflies, moths, caterpillars, bugs, etc. 'Can't wait to try that 3-D thing! Sherry |
- Posted by christie_sw_mo Z6 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 31, 11 at 15:52
I think you're gonna like it Sherry. My daughter has a new Sony that automatically picks the setting. It's pretty impressive. If you hold it close to the subject, it knows to switch to macro. I've "borrowed" it several times. I'm getting a camera shopping itch. Mine is more than 3 years old, still a good camera but there's some nice ones out there that make it tempting. Lumix gets great reviews. I look forward to more photos from you. |
- Posted by mary_littlerockar 7b Central Arkansas (email@example.com) on Wed, Aug 31, 11 at 17:00
Woo hoo ... a BIG 'Congratulations', Sherry. Isn't it fun to get a new camera. Your photos are great; wonderful color and very sharp.The little cat in the first photo really stands out with that nice bokeh. Have fun and please post your captures with your new camera. We learn so much from the photos. ~Mary |
wow, very nice sharp photo, good camera, please share more. |
Excellent photos, Miss Sherry! Panasonic makes a really fine camera! My grandson has a Panasonic and uses it extensively at the drag races. Bob |
How fun! A new camera is always a blast, and I know we will see some great shots from your gardens. Keep posting more pics! |
- Posted by coolbutterfly 4b (My Page) on Mon, Sep 5, 11 at 23:05
I'm excited for your Sherry...Can't wait to see your photographic masterpieces! |
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Children, the Swan Pond and springtime
Now that the snow on the Valley floor has melted into ever greening patches of grass, spring is officially in the air! Small buds are appearing on branches, stalks of flowers are beginning to take an experimental sniff in the warming air and children are itching to be outside.
The two-year-old class from Sun Valley's Community School Early Childhood Center scratched that itch this week with a special field trip to the nearby Sun Valley Lodge and the iconic and always fascinating swan pond. A perpetually interesting, constantly evolving neighbor to the school, the Sun Valley Resort is often a destination for these preschoolers. For them, there is nothing better than communing with the ducks and swans and fish.
Teacher Lisa Dirksmeier said, "Sun Valley's cornucopia of magical, extraordinary offerings are a vital part of our life." One grandfather, along for the trip, likened the Resort to the "land of make believe" as the children took their time navigating the long pathways that meander around the Village. Frequent stops included discussion of the construction equipment being used to beautify the property, appreciation of figure skaters taking advantage of a warm day on Sun Valley's outdoor ice and pausing to listen to chiming bells and music.
While getting there was more than half the fun, the children were thrilled to arrive at the pond which graces the entry to the Lodge. A hefty supply of bread, crackers and cereal supplied a feast for the ducks and fish, with a few handfuls reaching the children's mouths, as well. The little ones chatted with the animals, encouraging them to come back, come back, come back!
A trip to the playground and a picnic lunch rounded out the adventure and left, for Lisa, indelible memories. "I hope the children, while they may not remember this exact trip, will recollect a time of pure, uncomplicated joy," she said, "a time when traveling was light and easy, and friends, two red wagons, some breadcrumbs and a lunchbox was all that was needed to create a magical afternoon."


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Robert L. Weber of Burlington entered into eternal rest on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2014 after a brief stay with Acacia Hospice at the Masonic Home of New Jersey. He was 90.
Bob was born in Elizabeth, N.J. and raised in Roselle Park, N.J., where he was active in many sports in high school. He met Marion Finch at Watson-Stillman Co., in Roselle, and in a class at Union Junior College in 1946, and they were married a year later in Cranford, N.J., where they remained active members of the Cranford United Methodist Church until they retired to North Carolina in 1989.
For most of his career, Bob worked in machine shop tools service and sales, but switched to life insurance sales in 1971 until his retirement in 1985.
Bob participated avidly and competitively in many sports, including football, baseball, tennis, and bowling, but he spent most of his later years playing golf until 2013, attaining the impressive feat of 'golfing his age' on 18 holes for many years. He also enjoyed acting in community theater.
In 2013, Bob celebrated 59 years as Master Mason with Loyalty Lodge #33, F.&A.M.
Bob always knew what he wanted - whether it was marrying Marion (he asked three times) or moving into the Masonic Home of New Jersey in 2005, which he had planned since his mother stayed there. He lived life on his own terms.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 63 years, Marion; his parents, Anna Emilie Weber and Leo Anton Weber; his brother, Richard C. Weber; and sisters-in-law, Dora Holtje and Margaret Jensen.
A devoted and loving father, Bob is survived by children, Keith Robert Weber, Peggy Ann 'Penney' De Pas, and James Charles Weber; daughters-in-law, Maxine Terner and Patricia Deeney; granddaughters, Erin Skurdal and Arielle De Pas; grandson-in-law, Andrew Skurdal; great-grandson, Caleb Skurdal; and brother in-law, David Finch.
His memorial service will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 8 at the Chapel of the Masonic Home of N.J., 1058 Oxmead Road, Burlington. Interment will follow at 2:30 p.m. at the Memorial Garden of the Cranford United Methodist Church.
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