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Michael Bennett: Old man talk 'gave us a little fire under our butts'
Quotes from players and coaches after Georgia's 41-20 win over Missouri Saturday night in Columbia, Mo:
"It definitely made us mad. But we just took it as something to give us a little fire under our butts, and we just outlasted them at the end." — Georgia wide receiver Marlon Brown on Missouri's "old man football" comment
"That got under our skin. But at the same time, we had to make it about us. Our team, our time. We just wanted to go out there and play." — Georgia wide receiver Marlon Brown on "old man football" comment
"I feel like after that first touchdown, everybody just calmed down, settled down. We thought, 'OK, it's going to be a four-quarter game. We started playing well, and on the defensive side [of Missouri], they started looking kind of sluggish, not moving around so much like in the first quarter when they were all hyped up. We kept grinding and grinding, and I think we just wore them out." — Brown, on scoring Georgia's first TD late in the first half.
"I have been doing this a long time and a coach never calls something that he thinks will not work. When they work, they are good calls and when they don't they are bad calls and I will take responsibility." — Missouri coach Gary Pinkel on the fake punt in the fourth quarter.
"Richard Samuel's stop on the fake punt might have been the biggest play in the game. I know it was the one that made me the happiest." — Georgia coach Mark Richt
"A lot of people thought we were going to get upset. That's what everybody at ESPN was saying. But the guys stayed confident, the coaches kept us pumped up and the Bulldog Nation came out and supported us. Missouri threw their punches, but you have to play the whole game." — Georgia outside linebacker Jarvis Jones.
"I was proud of the whole line, but one guy in particular. John Theus, it was his first big game and he's a freshman. It had to be nerve-wracking for him. He had a couple of penalties, but he fought through it and had a heck of a game for us. The whole O-line did great." — Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray.
"We didn't want them to make a statement with us. Missouri's a great team, but we knew they were going to try to build their reputation off beating Georgia and we weren't going to let that happen." – Sophomore cornerback Malcolm Mitchell.
"I don't think it had anything to do with them honestly. It was just us. We had a lot of mental errors out there and we beat ourselves us a lot." — Missouri WR Marcus Lucas
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I did Keys to the Kingdom and I really enjoyed it. I don't know anything about the Backstage Magic Tour. I like these things! They were pretty fun!
I did Keys to the Kingdom and I really enjoyed it. I don't know anything about the Backstage Magic Tour. I like these things! They were pretty fun!
We took the BackStage magic tour. Some parts were interesting..how we get fooled by the imagination of the builders..but then we found out more about the laundry service than I ever needed to know. Only saw a few things in Magic Kingdom (the tunnels and what's behind the park buildings) and The American Experience show workings in Epcot. Nothing of Animal Kingdom or Studios at all. Lunch at Whispering canyons was wonderful though. We sat with a former cast member and that was very telling. That wasn't part of the program though..just a coincidence.
That's my fear with the backstage magic tour. They might focus too much on operational stuff like laundry service, food management, etc. versus really showing us cool stuff like backstage at the Haunted Mansion or something like that. I'd rather it be more of an entertaining experience rather than a class field trip.
It was pretty neat to go down into the tunnels that are under MK. But the rest of it was a field trip. There is no way Disney is going to let out their secrets.
You didn't mention the Backstage Safari (at Animal Kingdom) as one of your options, but my family and I did the tour and we absolutely loved it! We went in the elephant barn and stood like three feet away from a rhino at the rhino barn. We saw where they make the food for the animals and how that process works, and we also saw the animal hospital. It was really neat! We learned a lot of information that we never knew before about the animals, animal care, and the Animal Kingdom park in general. At the end, we were also given a "private" safari tour on Kilimanjaro Safari. Our tour guide pointed out little details (like how they encourage the animals to stay out in viewing areas) on the way. I haven't done any of the other tours, but I highly recommend this one. :0)
I've done the keys to the kingdom tour and we really enjoyed it. I also went on the magic behind our steam trains tour and that was really fantastic. Early entry into the park, private ride on one of the trains, lots of back story and plenty of time backstage at the train barn. If you like trains or want to learn more about Walt's love of trains this is a great tour for you.
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I agree. The Magic Behind the Train tour was cool. Those guys knew so much! You definitely have to be a train fan or do some research beforehand. Some of it was over my head, but my husband was thrilled. I got a lot of joy in learning about Walt's train collection. We lived in Scranton, PA at the time and everyone on the tour was so impressed when we mentioned we only lived 3 miles from Steamtown National Historic Site.
I always wanted to go to Scranton to see that, but have just haven't gotten around to it. I too was alittle overwelmed with the technical part of the tour which makes want to do it again to pay closer attention to that part of the tour. I knew alot about the history of the trains from Michael Broggie's book and biographies of Walt, now I want to know more about the steam trains themselves.
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We've done both backstage magic and Keys tot eh Kingdom. of the two i prefer Keys to the Kingdom. it's MK centric, a bit ssorter and you spend more time at things. Back Stage Magic is good but you shuttle between MK and the florist , christmas warehouse, costuming department, backsatge at American Adventure and MGM and it is a bit tiring (and of course a few hours longer). Both get you into the utildors but with Keys you get into MK attarctions and the walking tour is very nice. I found Backstage to be a bit too long, but it does hit three parks.
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Health questions mount as coal fire burns - Jon Faine in Morwell
Jon Faine broadcasts from Morwell as the Hazelwood coal fire continues to burn and locals worry about the health effects
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As the Hazelwood coal mine fire continues to burn, Jon Faine heads to Morwell to talk to local residents about their concerns over how the fire and its health impacts are being managed.
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Bill Brown, who was formerly the fire safety officer at Hazelwood, tells Jon he disagrees with how the company is tackling the mine fire, while local CFMEU representative Luke Van Der Meulen says the mine itself has been mismanaged.
Former #Hazelwood fire safety officer Bill Brown 'I would be fighting both fronts of fire at once' contrary to GDF Suez plan #Morwell - ABC Radio Melbourne (@774melbourne) March 3, 2014
"This is a fire that never should have occured, had they had the proper fire infrastructure in place," says Luke Van Der Meulen.
CFMEU Morwell rep Luke Van Der Meulen 'The regulator is asleep, it has failed, the community is left abandoned' #Morwell - ABC Radio Melbourne (@774melbourne) March 3, 2014
Luke Deitvorst from mine operator GDF Suez says there will be a full investigation into the fire once it is extinguished.
He says that the mine manager was on leave when the fire broke out and returned a week later, however he says the people on duty were more than capable of handling the situation.
Meanwhile Fire Services Commissioner Craig Lapsley says they hope to have the fire out by the coming long weekend.
'I think GDF Suez were a little bit overwhelmed with size of the fire, they need to work with us,' -Craig Lapsley #Hazelwood #Morwell #Faine— ABC Radio Melbourne (@774melbourne) March 3, 2014
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Chris Kyle—fallen hero and #1 New York Times bestselling author of American Sniper—reveals how ten legendary guns forever changed U.S. history
At the time of his tragic death in February 2013, former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, the top sniper in U.S. military history, was finishing one of the most exciting missions of his life: a remarkable book that retold American history through the lens of a hand-selected list of firearms.
"Perhaps more than any other nation in the world," Kyle writes, "the history of the United States has been shaped by the gun." Drawing on his unmatched firearms knowledge and combat experience, Kyle carefully chose ten guns to help tell his story: the American long rifle, Spencer repeater, Colt .45 revolver, Winchester rifle, Springfield 1903 rifle, Thompson submachine gun, 1911 pistol, M1 Garand, .38 Special police revolver, and the M-16 rifle platform Kyle himself used as a SEAL. Through them, he revisits thrilling turning points in American history, including the single sniper shot that turned the tide of the Revolutionary War, the firearms design that proved decisive at Gettysburg, and the "gun that won the West."
Filled with an unforgettable cast of characters, Chris Kyle's American Gun is a sweeping epic of bravery, adventure, invention, and sacrifice. It is essential reading for anyone seeking to under-stand our national story.
Chris Kyle is not a man I ever thought I would refer to in the past tense. No matter how much danger he faced, we always knew Chris would come out alive with an awesome story filled with close calls. To say I lost a friend this year does not say enough. I lost someone I looked up to as a frogman and Texan brother. He exemplified each word of the SEAL Creed, and he deserves the highest honor and respect for what he put on the line to keep his brothers safe from the enemy. I know there are mothers and fathers out there right now who are grateful their son or daughter returned home from war thanks to Chris Kyle. He saved countless lives. Whether he sat high on a rooftop taking out the enemy threatening his teammates, or if he was fighting side-by-side with a Marine platoon, his mission was always clear: "draw on every remaining ounce of strength to protect his brothers."
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I am so glad to see this important book, American Gun: A History of the U.S. in Ten Firearms, come to life, because it meant so much to Chris to get it completed. It's a testament to his service, and it proves that he wasn't a guy who just wanted to be known for his kill count. He had an incredible respect for his country, our history, and preserving the second amendment—he also had an almost unmatched knowledge of firearms. This book is filled with his passion for a fine gun, shows clearly how our national relationship with firearms got to where it is today, and reveals the many fascinating ways guns have shaped American history. It's also a hell of a good read--full of amazing stories of American soldiers, cowboys, and heroes, from the Revolution, Civil War, Wild West, world wars, Iraq, and beyond.
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Cornell College will host the U.S. National Library of Medicine exhibit "'And there's the humor of it': Shakespeare and the four humors" from Jan. 19 through Feb. 28 in Cole Library with a presentation on Jan. 29.
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Ve'Amber Miller has explored the past through work with the State Archaeologist, museum studies in Chicago and Rome, and a summer in Mexico using 3D imaging to virtually reconstruct an ancient tomb.
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David Yamaguchi co-authored a paper published in the journal Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences after a summer Cornell Fellowship at the University of Iowa's department of biochemistry.
Kirilka Stavreva, professor of English and creative writing at Cornell College, has a book, "Words Like Daggers: Violent Female Speech in Early Modern England" that will be available Jan. 1 from the University of Nebraska Press.
Rhawn Denniston, associate professor of geology at Cornell College, was interviewed by Al-Jazeera America about climate change.
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Hello dear brother Richard!
Please accept my best wishes and thanks for your care and love to us. I'm really happy that I have close friend and great brother in Christ. Its winter time now, it's wet and cold. But it's really warm and cozy in the house of the Lord.
All the works were completed and we are ready for the winter. We are not leaving spiritual work and we are getting ready for the evangelizing in the city. We've rented a big auditorium for 250-300 people for 10 days. Preparing the program: movie, singing and preaching of the Gospel. We are publishing the newspaper and invitations. This Thursday we are going to school to show the puppet show to kids. Keep orphan ministry.
We finished the project as for the moving of the gas pipe from the ground to the surface. We paid 1000grn for that. Started to take the greenhouse apart, we will redo it into children's playground in the Spring. Can't really tell that I have excellent health, but I can't also tell anything bad about it. Everything is OK. We love you and we are praying about you, waiting for the Spring and for the second coming of Christ.
Thank you for support.
With love and respect, Valery and my whole family
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New Sister in Christ - Lena Sotnikove
October 28, 2010
Hello dear brothers and sisters!
We praise God for his mercy and grace and love to us that He shows through you. For us last year is one constant miracle. In October of last year we were meeting in the College building and were only hoping for better times to come, and today we are in the wonderful facility, in love and peace. Thank you a lot for all your kind deeds. Finally we winterized the house from the outside. We have done so many thing just because God definitely was with us. Now plans for the Spring.
There are some things that are necessary to do:
1. Put paving flag in the yard and around the house-100 sq.m.
2. Make a descent front access door
3. Put a new gates at the entrance.
4. Plaster the house from the outside or cover the outer walls with the siding.
Those are works that we won't be able to do on our own, as much as we want to. Praised be God that we can winterize the house on our own and do the remodeling of the summer kitchen.
We also have long-term program, as for the building of the big auditorium, but that is for later.
Now we have need to but the TV for the Sunday school and blinds for the church windows.
Our brothers and sisters are wonderful and giving, so we bought the furniture for the kitchen, we also have enough to pay for the utilities. The next month I will write the report about the church and for 100$. After we rest a bit we will start doing the tables, pulpit and the table for the Lord's Supper.
So, here are our plans and things that are going on.
Be blessed!My family and I are extremely thankful for you support, this is very important for our ministry. We keep going to the Uglegorsk every Saturday and I have classes at the college on Monday and Friday. In November Big Dima and I are going to go to Kiev to the seminar devoted to the ministry for the orphan kids.
Love you, pray for you
In Him,Valery
October 22, 2010
Hello dear brothers and sisters!
May blessings from God be with you all the time! I have a joy to share with you, something about blessings we have in our Christian life. We are fresh spiritually. Brothers and sisters have a joy to be in church and work for the Lord. We have new guests coming. We still have prayer request about Vitaly's baptism, he is really willing to do that. This Sunday the whole congregation will go to Donetsk to worship with the Budenovskaja congregation, they are waiting for us to come.
We keep working on the remodeling. We prepared everything for the installation of the baptistery. In the "summer kitchen" we got everything done for putting up the wallpaper.
We are also making juice for the Lord's supper out of grapes that we harvested. We started winterizing the house. We finished one wall and covered the roof. It's warm now in the house and the summer kitchen. Praised be God for everything.
We keep praying as for repairing of the house. We really want to see you, so soon we will start getting ready for the VBS in the summer. I was with the visit at Yasnovataja last Sunday and Dr.Leonia came to visit us.
Tell us about your plans.
Thanks a lot for your financial help.
In Him,Valery
October 8, 2010
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hello dear brothers and sisters!
May be God's peace and grace always be with you. We can't stop thanking God for your love and generosity.
I really want all of you to rejoice with us. We had such a wonderful worship service today, the whole auditorium was full and we even had to bring some chairs in. There were people who came here for the first time, but they have been searching for God for a long time already. Please be praying about those who are getting closer to the baptism - Vitaly, Andrew, Irina and other guests - Nelia, Lena, Anya, Ira, Ludmila.
I don't understand why, but now less kids are coming to the VBS and that makes me sad. We hope when we finish the remodeling the summer kitchen, we'll spread the invitations again, so you pray for wisdom and His guidance. We haven't installed the baptistery yet since all last week I was going to Donetsk to teach at UBI. My left arm is still hurting, but I can already see the improvements. Everything is good with the church. We canned some grape juice for the Lord's Supper. Tomorrow I'm going to my class at the college. We will start the new heating system by the end of the week. I'm so very grateful for your financial support, may God pay you back hundred times more.
Come visit us!
With love and respect!
P.S. Be praying about Andrew's baptism on Wednesday. Praised be God!
September 26, 2010
Hello dear brothers and sisters!
Here are some news from Gorlovka. Praised be our Lord- we finally bought a big bath for the baptistery and the sink, made a new wiring in the "summer" kitchen and now are preparing the walls to put the wallpapers on them. We keep teaching classes in the Uglegorsk orphanage and I'm teaching classes in the college, we have new guests in the church. Next week Joy Don has invited me to teach at the UBI.
In Him, Valery
September 13, 2010
Hello dear brothers and sisters!
Praised be God for His church and for the unity of Christians!
We're finally done with the remodeling and everything looks beautiful and clean and cozy. We always keep you in our prayers. The remodeling in the summer kitchen doesn't move as fast as we would like to,but I think it's due to our state of tiredness. Everything is good with the church, it feels like it is a real family. We have new people coming, kids and coming for Bible lessons on Saturdays and Sundays. Last week Jay Don and Mary Lee visited us. God blessed me with the ministry at the College, this year I'm teaching the Lord's Word to two groups of students. One group-both girls ad guys (25 people) and another one is just guys (27 people). We meet on Monday and Friday. We keep our ministry at the orphanage, so practically we have no time to be bored.
We got foam plastic boards to winterize the house and we also ordered the big bath for the baptistery, they are going to deliver it soon. Thank you a lot for your help, we couldn't do that without your help.may God bless you all.
In Him,Valery
Hello dear brothers and sisters!
Praised be God for His church and for the unity of Christians!
We're finally done with the remodeling and everything looks beautiful and clean and cozy. The remodeling in the summer kitchen doesn't move as fast as we would like it to, but I think it's due to our state of tiredness.
We always keep you in our prayers. Everything is good with the church and it feels like it is a real family. We have new people coming, kids and coming for Bible lessons on Saturdays and Sundays. Last week Jay Don and Mary Lee visited us. God blessed me with the ministry at the College. This year I'm teaching the Lord's Word to two groups of students. One group (25 people) both girls and guys and another group (27 people) just guys. We meet on Monday and Friday. We keep our ministry at the orphanage, so practically we have no time to be bored.
We got foam plastic boards to winterize the house and we also ordered the big bath for the baptistery and they are going to deliver it soon.
Thank you a lot for your help, we couldn't do that without your help. May God bless you all.
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- Set up for the floor crunch by laying a mat down on the floor and positioning a flat bench at the end of the mat to form a T shape.
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- Touch the side of your head with your fingertips (do not put your arms behind your neck!).
- Lift your shoulder blades slightly off the mat to start the exercise, then crunch your abs bringing your elbows in towards your waist.
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After driving it this morning, I don't think I need to do any further testing. I had smoke coming off the drivers side rear brake. It must be intermittent though, but I guess it's off to the garage. Can't believe this has all happened in a two week period. Can it be anything other than the caliper now? If it is that, can it be repaired or do they need to replace both rear calipers or just the malfunctioning one?
Has any of the diesel leak been passed around the underside of the car? when i had my first injector leaking it had some how covered nearly everything underneath up to the rear suspension parts (after a few motorway journeys). you might want to give the underside a good jet wash before sending it off to the garage, and also check the brake fluid to see if its disappearing after topping it up.
sounds like it could be the caliper, or more likely a stuck piston. it definately needs the garage if they did the work, they should fix it for you
The main dealer did the work on the fuel filter and injector, was planning on taking it somewhere cheaper for this.
If it was the handbrake cable, wouldn't it effect both sides or does that only work on one side (I know sod all about this kind of thing)?
If it was the handbrake cable, wouldn't it effect both sides or does that only work on one side (I know sod all about this kind of thing)?
Cheers, I'll make sure they check for that.
Garage reporting the caliper has completely ceased up and needs a replacement, I asked if it could be fixed rather than replaced, got a definitive no on that. Thankfully the brake disc and pad are ok.
Further concerns. So there's a new calliper on now (I was told the pads and discs were ok), however, I'm definitely getting more heat in that disc that the other side. I took the car round the car park a few times from cold without using the brakes and there was slight warmth in the one with the new calliper on. The other one was cold, so something is rubbing. Can't decide whether to take it back to the garage for more work and more money or keep driving it, hope that it eases off.
Haven't had a chance to go any serious distance in it yet, but have a 2hr motorway journey at the weekend.
I would say take the caliper off and push the piston back with a G clamp (take the brake fluid cap off from under the bonnet).
Once done, replace and press the brakes a few times to put it back in place then test again.
See how that goes!
I appreciate the advice, unfortunately you're talking to someone who's never changed so much as a flat tyre in his life (shameful I know). Will have to see if I know someone who could assist.
Its been a while since I last did it, but take a large G clamp (I have a 14cm one at home)
1) pop the bonnet and take the brake reservoir cap off, make sure its not filled too high
2) loosen the wheel nuts and jack the car up
3) loosen the nuts off and take the wheel off
4) put the G Clamp over the caliper and tighten it - this should force the piston back in - take it easy as you do this, and check regularly to make sure that the fluid reservoir doesnt spill out (about 5 or 6 turns should do it once you have got a good grip of the caliper!)
5) you should now see that the brake pad is a little loose as its not got any pressure on it, if you can wiggle it a little you have done it right.
6) put the wheel back on and put the nuts on loose, lower the car to just above the ground (just in case)
7) start the car in neutral and then pump the brakes repeatedly (do this from outside the car)
8) raise the front end a bit more, take the wheel off and then check for the play in the brake pad, it shouldnt have any play at all.
9) tighten the wheel nuts by hand, lower the car and tighten further
Thats it :) pretty easy process really :)
I must be able to do that! Really appreciate the details, if I have a go, I'll report back. Probably about time I started doing some of this basic maintenance and saved myself some money!
you can save yourself a fortune, Ford wanted £80 per hour and quoted two hours labour, I bought a set of PAGID brake pads from Euro car parts £35, a wire coathanger from the closet, and a £4 G clamp from wilkinsons along with a socket / hex key set out the shed, and done within an hour...
Most the effort was jacking the car up with the old scissor jack, just investing in a £13.00 bottle jack from Screwfix to speed the process up!
That's definitely a saving worth my effort!
exactly, DIY mechanics is not as scary as it seems. Sometimes the phrase is enough to send shivers, but if your good at household DIY then basic mechanics is no worse.
I am soon going to be replacing the washer fluid bottle, seems a little daunting, but I am sure that with a bit of patience, the Haynes manual and a hole lot of hope, it wont be too bad... lol
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amitdhamija Posts: 5
CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi brcar. Toyota's lease program for this car varies depending upon which one of its many regions you are in. Toyota is providing money factors as low as .00001 for Tier 1+ customers on the 2013 Camry in many areas right now. That's about 0% interest on a lease, which is as good as it gets.
The cash incentives that are available on leases of the 2013 Camry also vary by region. There is $750 in certain regions, but there is as much as $1,500 and as little as $200 in other areas.
What state are you in?
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bunksc Posts: 102013 Camry SE Automatic 36 mo/12k miles. The only option on this car is the 8 way drivers seat which is $440.
Payments: $242-$247/mo with $1,139 down
($500 Toyota Loyalty Coupon and $639 for closing fee, plate fee, and tax).
Money Factor: .00092 / Residual $17,304.08
Vehicle Price: $23,700
Trade-In: $18,500.00* (my RAV4 lease is up)
Adj Price: $5,200
Plate fee: $39
Closing Fee: $299
Tax: $300.00
Delivered Price: 24,213.
* This dealership told me that my payoff is $18,375 but they are giving me $18,500. That was a red flag so when I got home I called SETF and confirmed my pay off is $18,785.
This will be my 3rd consecutive lease with this dealership. The F&I guy said he remembered me from my last lease because I spent the whole day there negotiating - that's pretty sad. I am trying to get a lower pymt w/o putting more money down. Guess I will make some internet contacts today with dealership in the next town. -
maudlin2001 Posts: 8I am looking to Lease a 2013 Camry Hybrid LE (Ford Fusion Hybrid other option) plus a Toyota Sienna LE lease
Can anyone provide any offers they have seen recently in Florida/ South east on 12K/yr-36Mo?
The dealer is adamant they cant offer same price on lease as sale. How much should I let go extra compared to what cash sale prices are when calculating lease payment.
MF is 0.00045 and residual is 63%
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nmikmik Posts: 3Can some advise what should be the actual price and payment on the lease for the Camry LE 12k a year, no money down MF .00001 MSRP $27160.00 SoCal region.
I am getting confusing messages/prices from dealers from $279 +tax to $319 +tax
both are asking for the 1st mo payment + tax, license and registration.
The first one is obviously closer to the advertized special, but still not sure why am i suppose to come up with money down (1st payment etc) if the Toyota ad does not state that. Also is there dealer or cash incentives in Southern California?
Thanks for the info!
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robbinedin Posts: 2I am getting lease quote of $255 on LE for 24mths 12k miles(it includes all taxes and everything) . is this a good deal. i may/may not buy at the end. mostly not.
wanted to know if this is a good deal.
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alex801 Posts: 2Can some one please comment on this offer? Good, bad, can do better? No out of pocket. Just trade in and $189 for 35 month. TIA
Cap Cost===> Selling Price = $23,758
Money factor===> .00075
Residual (@15,000 miles)===> .64%
Trade Allowance $3,500 (2002 Camre SE)
36 months 15,000 miles ==$178 plus tax $189
Series: Camry
Model: SE 2546 - 4 Door SE Sedan
Model Year: 2013
Exterior: Classic Silver Metallic
Interior: Black/Ash 2 Tone Fabric
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Base $23,400.00
Options $3,137.00
Manuf. Delv, Proc, & Hndlg $860.00
Total $27,397.00
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Options - the amount of optional equipment (accessories and packages) installed on the vehicle.
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Admin - the Administrative Fee is a charge paid by the Dealer to Southeast Toyota, the regional distributor, and is used for the regional dealer support programs.
50 State Emissions $0
6-Gallons of Gas $0
8-Way Power Adjustable Driver's Seat $440
Carpet Mats w/Lipped Trunk Mat $399
Leather Faced Seats (Georgetown) $1,599
Southeast Toyota Distributor Plus $0
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nobody317 Posts: 3I've been trying to get an accurate residual % (Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, Kentucky) on a 2013 Camry Hybrid XLE (36mos/12k) but not one of the 17+ dealers will ever give me an actual percentage. They keep spewing out the exact same residual value regardless of multiple MSRPs.
(This of course makes no sense to me because it seems that a base hybrid XLE shouldn't have the same value as a "loaded" hybrid XLE after 3 years... Or does it?)
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nobody317 Posts: 3Thanks for the information, kenmarc.
Of course now I'm more confused. I just got a quote (from Ohio) on a TCH XLE, pretty loaded (great price) and it says the residual is $18,555 (MSRP $33,035) and that comes out to 56.17% which not only seems low but is quite an odd percentage...
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hause415 Posts: 1I will be going in today to trade my 2012 Prius in on a 2013 Camry hybrid XLE and wanted to ask if the dealer was giving me the correct residual on the 2013 Camry hybrid XLE? So the money factor I was quoted was 0.00001 which is awesome but the residual they gave me on a fully loaded XLE ($35,607) was $17,745, which to me seems very low given all the posts saying it should be 55-59%. This comes out to 49-50%. Should I ask for a higher residual?
nobody317 Posts: 3That seems too low to me as well.
Last month or so I was getting residual quotes on Camry Hybrid XLE (MSRP $33,105) at $18,555. Percentage should be over 56%.
However since the 2014's are now available, I'm not sure if that affects the residuals on 2013's. It might...
Just get a couple other quotes on a lease from nearby dealerships (via email). They should all match on the residual. -
bigbutr Posts: 111It could be the lease program they are using. I got numbers today on the 2014 Camry XLE Hybrid:
Special Lease Program: 67% residual on 12K miles a year, 65% on 15K a year. MF was .000197 (not as good as one quoted on '13 which was .000113)
Standard Lease Program: Utilize $1,000 dealer cash, 57% residual and MF was .000239 (2013 is $2500 dealer cash and MF was .000183) -
kyfdx Posts: 31,953Toyota doesn't residualize all of their options... Each unit has it's own specific residual.. The higher the trim line, and the more options the car has, the farther the actual residual seems to get from the stated residual percentage..
Residuals are not negotiable, but the dealer should be able to show you the residual for each unit.
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PLATTSBURGH — Dr. Jonathan Mulholland will set up a chiropractic and sports-related medical-services practice at 42 U.S. Oval.
City of Plattsburgh councilors unanimously agreed to lease the building at a recent session.
Located next to the city's Recreation Center, it used to house the chaplain when the property was Plattsburgh Air Force Base.
The lease is for $400 per month for one year with options for more.
Mayor Donald Kasprzak agreed with the council's approval of the lease.
"I think it is better to have that property leased and bring in some revenue instead of having it sit empty," he said following Thursday's meeting.
"I would hope that the next mayor and future councils will pursue a sale of some kind in the future."
Kasprzak is not running for re-election this year, and all six council seats could be filled with newcomers next year.
The city advertised for bids for the lease of the property, and Mulholland's offer was the only one submitted.
He said the site next to the recreation center is perfect for his business, which is suited toward athletes.
"With the running craze going on, it's a great spot," he said.
The Air Force left the area in 1995. The city eventually took over the Oval property in the mid-2000s.
Most of the properties have been sold or leased, but the former chaplain's building has been empty for several years.
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I sprouted 2 mango seeds using the ziplock baggie. Now i would like to put them in a pot do i bury them or just bury roots placing the rest of the seed above the diry? Thank you for your advice. Terry |
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Barium Enema
What is a Barium Enema?
A barium enema is a diagnostic procedure that uses a contrast agent called barium and X-ray images are taken of your lower gastrointestinal tract. If you are receiving an air contrast barium enema, air will also be used as a second contrast agent. These exams can detect problems within your lower digestive system, including the large intestine (large bowel), colon and rectum. The exam can help your doctor identify problems with minimal risk and discomfort to you.
How Do I Prepare for the Exam?
Your doctor will provide you with instructions for preparing for the examination. Two or three days before the exam, you will be instructed to eat a "low residue" diet consisting of liquids, low-fat and finely-crushed foods.
You will be asked to drink only clear liquids the night before the exam and to refrain from drinking or eating anything after midnight the night before the exam.
Your doctor will prescribe a strong laxative (Golytley) to clear your lower tract the day before the exam. For the exam to be successful, your lower digestive tract must be completely empty. Any residue will show up on the images and could be mistaken for an abnormality in the colon or rectum.
You must be registered in the hospital computer before the exam can be done. Our registration staff may call you in advance to preregister or you may register online. If not, you should first report to registration 30 minutes before your scheduled exam. If you preregistered, you may go directly to the radiology department on the first floor of Building D (1740).
What Will the Exam Be Like?
The barium enema will be performed by a radiologist or the radiology physician's assistant. These professionals specialize in the study of imaging tests such as ultrasound and X-ray images to assure the most accurate results for your exam.
When you arrive for your test, you will change into a hospital gown. Your technologist will gently position you on a special tilting table attached to a fluoroscope (an X-ray machine combined with a television screen). As you lie on your side, a lubricated enema tip will be inserted into your rectum and a liquid barium mixture will be released.
The barium mixture will be observed on the television screen as it flows through your colon. (For air contrast barium enemas, air will also be released into the colon along with the barium.) As the barium fills your colon, you may feel like you need to move your bowel. Let the technologist know if you are having trouble holding the barium. You will be asked to turn from side to side and hold several different positions. After the series of images are completed, you will go to the bathroom to expel the barium. You will have an additional image taken after the barium has been expelled.
What Happens After the Exam?
After the exam, you may be free to return to your normal activities and usual diet unless told otherwise by your physician. It is normal for the barium to give a whitish color to your stool for a day or two.
Barium may cause constipation. You will need to increase your water intake and maybe take a mild laxative such as Milk of Magnesia. If you have trouble with constipation normally, you should consult your physician.
After your study is completed, the radiologist will interpret your exam and send a written report to your physician.
Important Information
Inform the technologist if you may be pregnant. If there is a possibility of pregnancy, a pregnancy test will be ordered before the exam.
If you have questions about your bill, please call our business office at (859) 260-6644. The radiologist's bill is separate from the hospital's. If you have questions regarding your bill from the radiologist, please call 1-877-459-2290.


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Hillary? Sarah? With all due respect, Leslie Knope hopes to win the White House before either of them—but she'll have to make it through a stint as a mid-level bureaucrat first. So she's biding her time as deputy manager for the Pawnee, Ind., Parks and Recreation department, seeing the gig as a low rung on a sky-high political ladder. It's not a particularly thrilling job. Her biggest achievement has been getting a gigantic pit filled in, for cryin' out loud—and that took the better part of two years. But is Leslie bitter? Bored? Hardly. She's as buoyant as a Ping-Pong ball, as dedicated as the plaque in City Hall. At a time when most of us have come to believe politicians aren't any better than the slob on the street—and in many cases are so much worse—Leslie's a preternaturally peppy politician who really seems to believe this whole "public service" shtick, and she attacks her work with the sort of gleeful zeal most folks reserve for bacon and Girl Scout cookies.Leslie's so conscientious, so enamored with public work, in fact, that many of her co-workers think she's a few congressional aides short of a statehouse. Not that they should talk. Ron Swanson, Leslie's boss, wants to privatize the whole department. Schmooze-meister Tom Haverford buys his clothes from the Brooks Brothers' boys collection and rarely has met a woman he didn't try to bed (even when she's married). And April Ludgate, Ron's lusterless, world-weary assistant, may be underachieving her way to the top of the Pawnee power stricture.Parks and Recreation, like The Office and Modern Family, is set up as a mockumentary, with conscientious cameramen stalking characters both in and out of the office. It's a pretty familiar trope by now, but Parks and Rec—after a rocky start—has mastered it, becoming one of the most critically acclaimed comedies on network television. It's also managed to capture a vibe that's all too absent in most of its peers: niceness. Really.When Parks and Rec first came out in 2009, its heart seemed less certain. As I wrote of Leslie then, "Perhaps it says something about our cynical culture that such a character—a politically innocent ideologue—is also the show's primary punch line." We still laugh at Leslie. But we're encouraged to root for her, too. Sure, she reminds us of those kids in algebra class who always sat in the front row and were perpetually raising their hands. But while Michael, the boss from The Office, drives his underlings nuts because he wants to be liked so very, very badly, Leslie just wants to make Pawnee a better place to live. Her focus on others, rather than Michael's focus on self, makes all the difference here: Leslie means well, however it manifests itself. And we can't help but like her for it. And come to think of it, most of her workmates have good qualities too. Ron, a red-state caricature in some ways, also can be the show's voice of reason. Andy, the city hall shoeshine guy, is as single-minded and kind-hearted a fellow as you're likely to meet. The city of Pawnee (motto: "First in Friendship, Fourth in Obesity") seems to be full of folks with oversized eccentricities … and generous hearts. Nancy DeWolf Smith of The Wall Street Journal wrote, "The sentiments [Parks and Rec] ultimately evokes—kindness, fairness and the pursuit of happiness even in the face of frustration—are pretty close to the ones in those Foundation for a Better Life ads. Better yet, Parks exudes charm without the self-awareness or coy preachiness of Glee. It consistently pokes fun at our culture and foibles in ways that are clever and sometimes sharp but never mean."That's not to say that Parks and Rec doesn't have problems. It has loads of them, from crass sexual jokes to drug-themed story arcs to some rough language. "I passed up a gay Halloween party to be here," Leslie tells us in a Season 2 episode, for instance. "Do you know how much fun gay Halloween parties are? Last year I saw three Jonas Brothers make out with three Robert Pattinsons."And these moments feel even more jarring given the show's sweet core. So Parks and Recreation, in the end, is much like its characters. It means well, but it can't seem to stop undercutting its own good intentions.
"Media Blitz" Leslie, Tom and budget expert Ben Wyatt hit Pawnee's media in an effort to drum up interest in the upcoming Harvest Festival. First stop: the morning radio show of "Crazy Ira and the Douche," two shock jocks who fill their routine with sexual innuendo and flatulent sound effects. During the interview, they (and we) learn that Ben bankrupted a town when he was an 18-year-old mayor—and that he can't speak into a microphone to save his life. Now the center of a scandal, Ben makes embarrassing statements at every turn. Comments about gays. Recollections of how he "felt up" a girl when he was in high school. But Leslie comes alongside him, and he eventually redeems himself.Jokes revolve around obesity, "colleagues with benefits" and abducting teens. A child hits Andy in the nether regions with a toy bat. We hear references to Fung Shui and the book The Secret, and two people engage in a suggestive exercise pose. Characters say "b‑‑ch," "butthole" and misuse God's name several times.
"Boys Club" Leslie, trying to breach a governmental beer-drinking "boys club," cracks open a gift basket full of wine and passes it around to her testosterone-endowed brethren. The next morning, she wakes up feeling awful—not from a hangover, but from thinking about the fact that the gift basket, by law, should've been sent back. Leslie's pulled in front of a disciplinary committee, and Ron defends her. "Leslie has never broken a rule in her life, to the point where it's annoying," he says.Leslie proves to be a surprisingly likable character, but much of the episode's good points are undermined. It begins with a poop fight. Foul language includes misuses of God's name and a reference to "b‑‑ch." We see one character hobble down a residential street altogether naked. (His rear is pixelated when the camera's behind him, his groin is covered with a black circle when it's in front.) Bikini-clad women pop up on a computer screen, and there's talk of getting "gently laid tonight." We learn that an underage intern has posted a video of herself drinking the illicit wine on the Internet.
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This protein-rich vegetarian recipe is simple to make and tasty to eat! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 38.4g | Fat: 13.1g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 7.4g | Calories: 294.9
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Everyone will love this simple dish that's full of flavor! Submitted by SMOKINGSBADFORU Carbs: 28.8g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 172.6
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This Palak Paneer recipe replaces paneer with extra firm tofu and cream with non-fat yogurt. Submitted by BRAINIAC Carbs: 24.4g | Fat: 16.3g | Fiber: 6.2g | Protein: 20.2g | Calories: 294.1
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Can easily be made with low fat sausage too. I have to make a double batch of this since my husband and 4 boys love it! Cooks a long time but little hands on time. From Martha Rose Shulman's cookbook. Submitted by MOXIE6 Carbs: 33.5g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 7.4g | Protein: 10.3g | Calories: 184.1
This colorful low-sodium cholesterol-free vegetable baked dish is prepared without any added fat. Carbs: 8.6g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 37.2
Don't run out the door without breakfast! Grab a portable, delcious, and nutritious breakfast cookie. Submitted by COFFEEBEANS Carbs: 16.2g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 111.1
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These healthy breakfast bars provide a respectable level of protein and fiber without a ton of calories. Best of all, they can be eaten on the run. Reconfigure the "additions" to suit your fancy.... or replace the Splenda with another sweetener if you're trying to stay "au natural." This is a base recipe that can be tweaked to your taste! Submitted by TUESDAYS Carbs: 30.2g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 135.6
They are crunchy and chewy at the same time, easy and super healthy. Submitted by STERNENFEE Carbs: 14.6g | Fat: 5.5g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 2.7g | Calories: 112.7
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Austin is a DSH, Black kitten. His approximate birthday is 9/8/12. He is outgoing and playful. Austin is good with dogs and other cats. He would be fine with kids.
Right now you can see Austin at the Adopt-A-Pet-Shop in Plymouth, MN- stop by and say hello!
Adoption Fees: All of our cats are spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, vaccinated, tested for Feline Leukemia/FIV, given flea/tick & heartworm preventative, & fecal tested (dewormed if needed) before being adopted out. Austin's adoption fee is $160 including tax; adoptive homes are given all vet records at the adoption.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Eagan already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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Princes Islands
A day trip to Heybeliada, the second-largest and arguably the prettiest of the Princes Islands, feels remarkably refreshing after a few days of Istanbul's traffic. Ferries depart from the docks behind Sirkeci Train Station and take about an hour; seabuses—twice as fast but half as charming—leave from Eminönü and Kabataş. Once ashore, rent a bike (for nearly nothing) and explore the waterfront promenade and the crumbling, atmospheric 19th-century villas; stroll the beaches and the pine forests; and stay well clear of the naval academy: that sign in Turkish means "entry forbidden."
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For superb meze and seafood, have lunch at Mavi, right across from the ferry pier (011-90-216-351-0128).
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Origin: Northern South America, Central America, and Mexico
Impacts: The great toad, or cane toad, is considered the most introduced amphibian in the world.
B. marinus is able to reproduce nearly year round. It was originally introduced in an attempt to control insects such as the greybacked cane beetle, Lepidoderma albohirtum, which threatened sugar cane production. However, there is no evidence that it has controlled any pest in Florida or Australia, where it was also introduced to control insects. It is now considered a pest species itself in Australia and the Pacific and Caribbean Islands.
The current population in Florida, thought to inhabit 6-10 counties, threatens native species. The great toad preys on small invertebrates and will even scavenge in urban areas.
It out-competes native amphibians for food and breeding habitat and also causes predator declines, since these predators have no natural immunity to the bufotoxin it secretes. Cats, dogs, native mammals, snakes, and birds are all at risk. Humans may suffer skin rashes or eye irritation when contact is made with the toad's skin.
The extensive canal system in Florida plays a major role in the spread of this invasive species.
Bufo marinus
Photo courtesy of U.S. Geological Survey


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hi friendsi made this joomla website www.mauritiusbeachapartments.com . i want suggestions to make it better, dont be too hard thnx
Just a quick run through - but it looks nice! Firstly - change the favicon I hate that joomla favicon!!
Nice use of colours, the green and orange always go together nicely, good use of gradients.
Like the icons - they look good to me. The image on the masthead makes me feel a bit dizzy looking at it - is it at a funny angle?
The header is very consistent on all pages - maybe to add some excitement to the pages change up the masthead a bit?
Otherwise - good effort
I like it- the colours work well together.- I really like the header, though the content underneath the flags might need to stand out a bit more.- the two columns feel a bit cramped (the "Apartments" and "Rooms") maybe have the in full widths one after the other, and then make the bullet points stand out more, by giving them a bit more space between them
I really like the fine lines which work really well at the bottom and on the left menu
also the buttons on the lightbox of the gallery, do not go with your site, mabey try and make some elegant ones which would go really well
very good
I have to say I was a little surprised to first read the key word "beach" and then boom get hit with that green. . . . . . It works well though! And it ties in well with the main image in the header and a lot in the galleries as well. (im assuming that this wasn't a fluke )
I completely get that its really important that your viewers see the flags for translation (being a international tourist thing etc) But I wonder if perhaps you could move them . . . . they are kinda detracting from the otherwise very slick and appealing layout.
Perhaps add some more detailed location information . . . . it took me a while to work out. . . that could be me being VERY slow tonight;).
Any way just my thoughts. Its all looking great though! Looks like some interesting diving there as well.
The site looking Good !!!!
As mentioned, get rid of the Joomla favicon. I did not care for the color scheme at all. In addition, if your site is about beach apartments, I would expect somewhere on that site a nice wide photograph of a beach to set the mood.
i do not know why you are afraid as i really liked you website, everything is okey, nice content, pleasurable colours, good organization. maybe just add a good sitemap.
I reallylike the greens and the angle of the head picture! A different perspective for sure. it is a nice change from the expected blue, and the bits of red and blue in the apartment house add just enough additional color. After writing this I'm going to go back just to look at it for a while because I find it so attractive as a "picture".
Actually, I cannot say anything constructive because I find the art composition- colors, shadows, shapes, composition- so appealing that if there is anything else that possibly be an improvement, I cannot see it. I love it. I want to be there now!
I worked with someone from Mauritius while I was in New Zealand. I was looking forward to seeing your site and seeing what kinds of apartments are available... But the site appears to be down right now.
I think the site is pretty nice. The Colours are bright enought to make the visitor think they are on a "holiday" website and the information is clear and easy to read. My first comment is that i do not feel that the left hand navigation menu is necessary. There is never anything else on the left of the page, and i think you are just missing space for your current content. With it also being so close to your navigation i feel that i now have a choice between where i click.
I think it would also be nice to hightlight the current language you are on with the icons at the top of the page, and perhaps a nicely designed "logo" with the text of the website. Other than that i think it has real potential
hi adoverthnks , the image was chosen by the client and he wanted the same, though i had told him the same. thnks for the vlauable opinion
oh am sorry, maybe it was in the process of updating so maybe had gone offline. but its ok nowwww.mauritiusbeachapartments.com
hahahahaa thnx a lot @Crumbles .... u gave me lot of courage
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And consumers still don't want to spend...
The Shinsei-Aozora marriage has just been announced. Official announcement to be made some time in May (this month!) and the happy day is some time next summer (holding company structure). One wonders about the shotgun nature of this union (but if it is a shotgun, there's really no doubt who's holding it).
Rumors are flying about a proposed Shinsei-Aozora tie-up (these are nothing new, but recently the background noise on the subject has increased)...
I have to confess that when my alma mater Morgan Stanley announces earnings, it still tugs at the heart strings. We endlessly outperformed expectations, but laughed because we knew there were tons of latent profits sitting on the back books. The stock would rocket to trade at a luxurious five times book. We were the invincible Masters of the Universe.
The yen may well fall back over the next few days…
For Japan, the 1990s are commonly referred to as the "lost decade." Those that know me are aware that I look beyond that and actually regard a quarter-century as the appropriate "lost" duration...
Online FX trading has taken center-stage in the global currency market, spurred by an urgent need for liquidity in volatile times. Valerie Lee, Société Générale's Head of EBusiness AsiaPacific, tells us how the increasing use of online tools is driving growth of currency trading in Asia.
Has the dollar cycle high against the yen begun to makes its impact..?
Pricey, and Japanese stocks, are typically not heard together in the same sentence. However, since last September's market rout, earnings have deteriorated to the point that the Nikkei 225 is trading at over 175x forward earnings ... proceed with caution.
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Tied loosely together by the experience of wandering, the collection of short stories in The Lonesome Go represents Tim Lane's continued exploration of "existential Americana." And the richly-drawn, detailed pages invite contemplation, rereading, and a wandering experience for the reader as well.
In our 22-page downloadable excerpt (12.9 MB), we are introduced to a bleakly introspective train passenger, a fourteen-year-old train hopper, and an unexpected, unwelcome Christmas guest. Read on, and perhaps wander over to our presale afterwards. We are expecting an early October 2014 release, with more previews on the way until then!


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I was humbled, I was confounded, I saw clearly, that I had been all my life expecting good fruit from corrupt trees, grapes on thorns, and figs on thistles, I suspected myself, I had lost my standing, I was unsettled, perturbed and wretched. — John Murray (founder of American Universalism) on first listening to a sermon about universal salvation
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