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Finding low mileage used Suburu Foresters
Is it really true that it's almost impossible to find a low mileage (6,000-20,000??) newer used model? I have finally settled on a Forester as my first choice, but am having trouble finding a 2005 or 2006 model. Any thoughts? I would've considered a 2004 but according to Edmunds the more recent models are the better ones.
I understand the dealers buy used ones at auction, do 122 point check-ups and minor repairs, and that's it. HOw trustworthy are these computer checks?
Thanks for your thoughts.
I understand the dealers buy used ones at auction, do 122 point check-ups and minor repairs, and that's it. HOw trustworthy are these computer checks?
Thanks for your thoughts.
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,385My sister found an 05 Forester X with ~25,000 miles on it in Northern Virginia a couple of weeks ago. I don't put a lot of faith in the 122 point checks - 4 of those checks are making sure there's air in the tires. :shades:
One trick is to find a cherry looking Forester in a parking lot and wait for the owner to come out and chat them up. I dropped a hint to a friend that had a cream puff Outback and she decided to buy a new one even though she hadn't been thinking of trading and was perfectly happy with her car. But knowing she had a buyer pushed her into going to the showroom, and I wound up with a low mileage ride.
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ateixeira Posts: 72,587Generally speaking, yes, it is hard, because Subaru owners tend to keep their cars longer than most. The Forester is also affordable so the % of leased vehicles is relatively low.
Use cars.com or AutoTrader.com and do a search.
For me to find many used Tribecas I had to really expand my search beyond just the Mid Atlantic.
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ateixeira Posts: 72,587How very, very true.
Just talked to a guy who is a dealer, and has access to Manheim auction cars. He searched for Tribecas they've sold recently - all were 24.5 to 26k.
Now wait a sec, because new ones start at 27k, and a dealer has to add his markup to make a profit. So we're talking very near full price for a one year old model.
May as well buy new.
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bzribee Posts: 27This is at a dealers--Kelly puts excellent condition (which includes maintainence records) at 17,795 and good condition at 16,520. Carfax says there are 4 reports, seems to say 4 reports for every car, so maybe that's the normal buy, return, auction, sell??? Anyone know?
I have the car overnight and know they will pressure me to buy. I haven't bought the Carfax report yet--want to decide if I really want this or not. 2008's are coming out soon.
According to dealer the car was registered at a marine base. That's all I was told when she looked at carfax. hmmm.
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ateixeira Posts: 72,587That's a lot of miles, but an XS limited was probably $23-24k new, so it seems worth it. Aim for $15k.
2005s were good, they actually got better mileage, 23/30, and yeah they had that full-size spare. Ground clearance is about half inch less, but that probably won't ever matter. If you like the look, go for it.
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ateixeira Posts: 72,587I've seen new X models under $19k, and automatics under $20k.
I just think that's too close to new car pricing. It should depreciate 10% the minute you drive off the lot, plus another 10% every year after that. So it should be 15-20% or so less than a new one.
I guess the cheaper one falls in that range, but barely.
Remember you lose warranty coverage. So even if you have to get a 5 year loan instead of a 4 year loan to buy new, you're covered that extra year for the powertrain.
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rochcom Posts: 247You might want to look at dealerships that posts their inventory online such as VanBortel (largest US dealer). They have some low mileage 05s right now.
On the other side of the coin, does anyone have an idea for selling an older high mileage model ('98S 130,000, no rust, a few dings, everything works). Has anyone ever tried those direct-to-the-public auctions? -
discopete Posts: 21I found an '05 Forester XT with 10K miles on it for about $20K on a dealer website, and a Baja XT with 13K miles for just a little more. The CarFax check on both of these show them to be former fleet vehicles. They are the same price as non-fleet vehicles with 2 to 3 times the miles.
Are late model former fleet vehicles with low miles worth considering or is there a good reason for the discount? :confuse: -
discopete Posts: 21Thanks much for the advice, Juice.
But how would I know if a car had been in a rental fleet? The CarFax report doesn't specify what kind of fleet. The dealer bought the car at a regional auction - Would the dealer know the origin? Could I perhaps learn that by examining the vehicle? -
discopete Posts: 21I understand your point of view, Mike. That is what I was worried about.
If the vehicle has not been deliberately abused, how much harm would likely have been done to the car in just 10 or 13 thousand miles? It might be a good deal. On the other hand, maybe they flogged it and trouble is waiting down the road. :sick:
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paisan Posts: 21,181Well the way I look at things is this way. Most people abuse their cars pretty well, even when they own them. When they don't own them there is little to no incentive to really go out of your way to keep em better maintained.
Chances are that it won't be a "bad" car but on the off chance it was abused, why open yourself up for the risk?
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subearu Posts: 3,613I know that next owner of my leased '04 F-XT will find that it was well maintained and kept. Same with my previous '00 Outback wagon. Leased or not, I take good care of my vehicles. True, it's not the norm, but it's my way.
There are gems out there, you just may have to look a bit for 'em. Take an extended test drive, get it inspected, etc.
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ateixeira Posts: 72,587Take an extended test drive, get it inspected, etc.
Sounds like good advice to me.
I guess the one good thing about shopping for a used Subaru is that a flaw will tend to make itself more obvious. If there are any drivetrain issues you will likely hear it or even feel it.
A used Subaru with 10k miles that looks clean and drives perfectly smooth will very likely prove to be a good buy. -
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subearu Posts: 3,613The turbo spooling on my stock '04 F-XT produces a very subtle "whisper" (as I refer to it). It's a soft whistle I guess, but is really only faintly noticeable as it begins to spool just under 2k rpm. Above that and the boxer grumble is what you hear.
FWIW, my '04 w/MT has less than 26k miles on it. When I turn it next May, the engine will be just broken it for the next owner.
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paisan Posts: 21,181Actually if you hear the pssst, it is likely not a stock car and I'd run from it. Stockers BOVs recirculate back into the intake tube, hence the silent BOV activation.
Signs I would check are the reserve coolant tank cap, if it isn't full or caked up then coolant may not be flowing through the turbo.
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discopete Posts: 21Signs I would check are the reserve coolant tank cap, if it isn't full or caked up then coolant may not be flowing through the turbo.
Mike, I want to be sure I understand this - Are you saying that the coolant overflow tank from the radiator should be close to full and there should be crud on the underside of the cap? And this indicates good turbo cooling. :confuse: Could you please elaborate on this?
Thank you.
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When they're not participating in some kind of organized crime, the Leafs are attempting to stock pile young talent and failed experiments from other teams to aid their re-build. So in that sense, Thursday was just another day.
But in a very real sense–the kind of sense that makes your feet rumble–the acquisition of forward Fabian Brunnstrom from Dallas was Earth-shattering. Being based in the epicentre of Leafs Nation–as we are here at The Score–amplifies each and every roster move, and makes some of the other fine bastions of journalism around town do fun things with Photoshop.
The Leafs acquired the enigma that is Brunnstrom in exchange for prospect and Belarusian winger Mikhail Stefanovich, who was the Leafs' 98th overall pick in 2008 and is currently playing in the KHL. The Stars clamoured for Brunnstrom in a 2008 bidding war, and were initially rewarded on their investment. The 25-year-old had a respectable rookie season, scoring 17 goals and 29 points over 55 games.
Then it was all downhill, and it was steep hill. During the 2009-10 season Brunnstrom had just two goals over 44 games, and he spent this season with the Stars' AHL affiliate in Texas. He's been adequate at a lower level, but still failed to truly thrive and has 11 goals over 37 games with Texas.
He'll go from one AHL home to another, with Brian Burke telling the Globe and Mail that Brunnstrom will report to the Marlies. How he fares with Toronto's other hockey team will determine how long it takes for Brunnstrom to see the ice at the Air Canada Centre.
Potential is a fine item to be the focus of crosshairs on a bargain hunting trip. If Burke's goal was to acquire a player with plenty of upside and little financial risk, then mission accomplish. Brunnstrom comes with a one-way contract worth $675,000.
Dallas general manager Joe Nieuwendyk was well aware of Brunnstrom's potential, but said that like so many before him the young forward's career path had taken him down a road where a change of scenery was the right tonic.
"He's a big, strong kid with top-six skill level, but he wasn't going to get that chance in our organization with James Neal and Jamie Benn playing ahead of him. It's a very good deal Toronto. Maybe a fresh start is what he needs."
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WESLACO - Juanita Acevedo, 84, fell victim to a scam earlier this month. Two women came knocking on her door on East Plaza Street, asking for water and the use of her restroom.
"They did not seem like they had bad intentions," said Acevedo.
But they did have bad intentions. The two ladies pulled what police call a diversion scam. While one kept Acevedo occupied with conversation, the other, instead of using the restroom, stole some of Acevedo's belongings.
"This is the time of year, unfortunately, when many cases will pick up," said Officer JP Rodriguez, Weslaco Police Department.
Diversion scams, charity scams, online shopping scams... the list goes on and on. Being ready for all of them can be tough, especially when some scams even come knocking at your door.
Make sure if people come to your door to not let them inside. Even if the individual claims to be with a charity or non-profit organization. Police said to make sure to verify or check their credibility first.
To check a person's credibility ask to see their badge or business card. Then call the number on the card. Or if these aren't possible, give local police a ring and see if they believe the person to be legitimate.
Another popular scam on the border is the family in distress scam. This happens when caller claims to be a family member in need of help in Mexico... police urge residents to beware of this. Check with other family members to verify the person's whereabouts before sending money in any form.
"They are going to look for somebody who might not necessarily research the information. And more than likely just send money off. Or do what is being asked of them," said Officer Rodriguez.
Many times the elderly, like Acevedo are targets. But after this experience, Acevedo said she won't be so welcoming.
"I won't let this happen again, because if it can happen one, it can happen twice," said Acevedo.
Acevedo warned her neighbors too. She said if unknown people come knocking again, even though she wants to be nice, she will kindly turn those strangers away.


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Westerns' new young faced side came out firing, breaking Cavendish at the first centre.
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Cavendish led 11-6 after the first break.
The second quarter went mostly goal for goal.
Accurate shooting was a feature for both sides.
The score at half time barely changed as Cavendish led 23-17.
Cavendish applied a lot of defensive pressure, which caused many turnovers that they were able to capitalise on.
The Bloods extended their lead 35-23.
Going into the last quarter, Cavendish brought fresh legs in the mid-court and they continued their dominance all over the court.
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Nick Cave duets with Debbie Harry on new compilation!
Nick Cave has recorded a duet with Blondie's Debbie Harry for a new compilation that interprets unfinished songs by Jeffrey Lee Pierce.
The track "Free To Walk", appears on the album 'We Are Only Riders – The JLP Sessions Project, both singers also contribute solo tracks to the collection. Cave also plays piano on Harry's track "Lucky Jim".
The Glitterhouse compilation, out on January 11, also features Mark Lanegan and Isobell Campbell, Mick Harvey, Lydia Lunch, The Raveonettes and Barry Adamson.
The We Are Only Riders track listing is:
Nick Cave – "Ramblin' Mind"
Mark Lanegan – "Constant Waiting"
The Raveonettes – "Free To Walk"
Debbie Harry – "Lucky Jim"
Lydia Lunch – "My Cadillac"
David Eugene Edwards – "Ramblin' Mind"
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Mick Harvey – "The Snow Country"
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More #BigTimeShow for you today! (Again, as well, sort of!) Yours truly is just catching up with the podcast as the show has already gotten its 5th episode that was aired on September 1, 2012. This time, we talk about stuff that happened back at IFA; (Samsung Galaxy Note 2; Galaxy Camera; ATIV S […]
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Big Time Show (8/26/2012) – Globe vs. Smart LTE, Apple vs. Samsung, & Special Guest!
Posted: 6th September 2012 by panzerpuff in PodcastTags: #bigtimeshow, #CookingWithNFC, Android, Apple, Globe, lawsuit, live coverage, LTE, Mobile Phones, mp3, NFC, Philippine Tech Podcast, philippines, podcast, Samsung, Smart, smartphones, streaming, tablets, Technology, WiMax, YouTube
On the 4th public episode of the #BigTimeShow, we go LTE crazy! (Also, lawsuit crazy.) The show's topic this time is about the two major Philippine telcos announcements and launches of their respective 4G Long Term Evolution internet plan – a much awaited development in the notoriously ridiculously slow internet in the Pearl of […]
So Much Drama Over An HSPA+ Stick–The Globe Tattoo Tonino Lamborghini Saga
Posted: 8th September 2011 by panzerpuff in Mobile NetworksTags: 3G, 4g, Globe, HSPA+, internet, internet service providers, lawsuit, mobile networks, patents, Tattoo, Tonino Lamborghini, trademarks
Will the real Tonino Lamborghini please stand up? Everybody loves a good patent dispute, right? Well no, actually, we don't. Especially if the patent in question was for an obscure brand that was plastered onto a completely unrelated and altogether different product that would take no benefit from the name nor technologies involved. We're […]
Nikon Sues Sigma For Vibration Reduction Lens Patent
Posted: 27th May 2011 by panzerpuff in PhotographyTags: dslr, lawsuit, lenses, nikon, photography, sigma
We all thought the photography world was all fine and dandy and everybody gets along pretty well. (Except maybe Canon and Nikon) Apparently, we're were wrong. Nikon Corporation just announced that they're filing a lawsuit against Sigma Corporation for patent infringement on interchangeable lenses with vibration reduction for SLR cameras.


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New England Patriots news, rumors and injuriesPatriots | Tom Brady a full participant Wed, 28 Jan 2015 17:04:42 -0800 New England Patriots QB Tom Brady (ankle) practiced in full Wednesday, Jan. 28. Fantasy Tip: Brady is also battling a cold, but he'll be just fine for Super Bowl Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks. He should be a solid play at FantasyScore for $7,777 (15.55% of cap). Comment () | Share: | Source: Patriots.com Patriots | Wednesday practice report for the Super Bowl Wed, 28 Jan 2015 17:04:16 -0800 New England Patriots LB Dont'a Hightower (shoulder), DT Chris D. Jones (elbow), DT Sealver Siliga (foot) and C Bryan Stork (knee) were limited in practice Wednesday, Jan. 28. Comment () | Share: | Source: Patriots.com Patriots | Josh McDaniels defends usage of ineligible receivers Wed, 28 Jan 2015 16:47:59 -0800 New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels defended the usage of ineligible receivers when questioned about the tactic during Super Bowl XLIX media availability Wednesday, Jan. 28. McDaniels specifically cleared up that the Patriots huddled before plays in which they used ineligible receivers. Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll called the Patriots' strategy "within the rules" and "great ball" during media week. Comment () | Share: | Source: ESPNBoston.com - Mike Reiss Patriots | LeGarrette Blount didn't force Steelers' hand Wed, 28 Jan 2015 12:56:32 -0800 New England Patriots RB LeGarrette Blount didn't orchestrate his release from the Pittsburgh Steelers. "You know things didn't work out as planned … So we decided to part ways. I ended up here and now I'm about to play in the Super Bowl," Blount said Tuesday, Jan. 27. Comment () | Share: | Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Ed Bouchette Patriots | Tom Brady fighting a cold Wed, 28 Jan 2015 09:29:15 -0800 New England Patriots QB Tom Brady (illness) admitted that he is currently battling a cold, but he said he expects to be 100% ready for the Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 1. "I've had it for four to five days, my kids got sick and my wife's pretty sick right now," Brady said. "I brought it, unfortunately, to Phoenix, but I'll be fine. I'll be good." Brady is focused on rest and eating plenty of garlic, which he said is one of his "old remedies." Fantasy Tip: Brady ($7,777, 15.55% of cap) will be fine for the big game, and this shouldn't influence your decision to select him for your FantasyScore lineup this Sunday. Comment () | Share: | Source: ESPNBoston.com - Mike Reiss Patriots | Bryan Stork hopes to play in Super Bowl Tue, 27 Jan 2015 20:25:23 -0800 New England Patriots C Bryan Stork (knee) said Tuesday, Jan. 27, that he is hopeful of being ready to play in Super Bowl XLIX Sunday, Feb. 1, against the Seattle Seahawks. He said he is working with athletic trainers in hopes of playing. Comment () | Share: | Source: ESPNBoston.com - Mike Reiss Patriots | LeGarrette Blount to have big role? Tue, 27 Jan 2015 17:00:40 -0800 New England Patriots RB LeGarrette Blount should be a factor in Super Bowl XLIX against the Seattle Seahawks Sunday, Feb. 1, in the opinion of Boston Herald writer Karen Guregian. Despite Seattle's highly ranked run defense, they lost games earlier this season to both the Kansas City Chiefs and the Dallas Cowboys, who used run-heavy game plans. The Green Bay Packers also had early success on the ground against the Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game. The Packers opened up holes by overloading lanes with pulling linemen, which is something the Patriots like to do with their guards and tackles. If the Patriots stay away from the run, Seattle's linebackers will drop back in zone coverage, making it tougher on the Patriots' passing game. Fantasy Tip: The Patriots ran the ball just 14 times against the top-ranked run defense of the Baltimore Ravens in the divisional round of the playoffs, but using Blount on the ground against Seattle should help open the passing game against the Seahawks tough secondary. The run game could also be used to exploit injured FS Earl Thomas (shoulder). Comment () | Share: | Source: Boston Herald - Karen Guregian Patriots | Tom Brady said he feels perfect Tue, 27 Jan 2015 16:13:32 -0800 New England Patriots QB Tom Brady has publicly stated he'd like to play well into his 40s and feels perfect after playing his 15th season, but his father Tom Brady Sr. believes it won't end well with the Patriots. The younger Brady is under contract through 2017, although he'll turn 40 years old prior to that season. Brady has publicly said he plans on playing until he's 43 or 44. The 37-year-old quarterback is scheduled to make $12 million in 2015, $8 million in 2016 and $9 million in 2017. His father thinks his son's determination to keep playing won't go over well with the Patriots' brass. "It will end badly," Brady Sr. told New York Times Magazine. "It does end badly. And I know that because I know what Tommy wants to do. He wants to play 'til he's 70. ... It's a cold business. And for as much as you want it to be familial, it isn't." Fantasy Tip: Even at 37, Brady didnt show any signs of slowing down. While fantasy owners do assume some risk when drafting aging quarterbacks, Bradys commitment to his well-being rule out some of that risk. He should be considered a midrange starting fantasy quarterback until he proves otherwise. Comment () | Share: | Source: CBSSports.com - Larry Hartstein Patriots | Richard Sherman won't be avoided Tue, 27 Jan 2015 12:08:04 -0800 Seattle Seahawks CB Richard Sherman won't be avoided by the New England Patriots during the Super Bowl, according to Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels. "It's not an easy thing to avoid him the whole game. We're going to try not to do that with anybody… I think you need to be sensitive to him and where he's at." Comment () | Share: | Source: NFL.com - Marc Sessler Patriots | Josh McDaniels wants to be a head coach again Tue, 27 Jan 2015 11:54:54 -0800 New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said Tuesday, Jan. 27, that he'd love to be a head coach in the NFL again. McDaniels was rumored to be a possible candidate for the Atlanta Falcons and San Francisco 49ers head coaching positions, but has not heard from either team. The 49ers have already named their new head coach in Jim Tomsula and the Falcons are expected to hire Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator Dan Quinn to fill that position. Comment () | Share: | Source: NFL.com - Conor Orr Patriots | Seattle looking to shut down Gronk Tue, 27 Jan 2015 09:17:13 -0800 New England Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski is an offensive weapon that the Seattle Seahawks are focused on shutting down during the Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 1. Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll thinks his team matches up well against the All-Pro tight end, though, as LBs K.J. Wright and Bruce Irvin are "pretty tall and long" and SS Kam Chancellor is "about as big a strong safety as you can find." The Seahawks will be focused on not allowing Gronkowski and QB Tom Brady to take over the game. Fantasy Tip: Opposing tight ends have been a weakness for the Seahawks this year, so Gronkowski is basically a no-brainer play this weekend at FantasyScore for a salary of $7,777 (15.55% of cap). Comment () | Share: | Source: NFL.com - Chris Wesseling Patriots | Pats turn over video surveillance evidence Tue, 27 Jan 2015 06:16:06 -0800 The New England Patriots turned over video surveillance showing a Patriots locker room attendant taking 24 footballs into a bathroom for about 90 seconds to the league office. The NFL has interviewed the employee. Comment () | Share: | Source: ProFootballTalk.com - Mike Florio Patriots | Investigation of deflated footballs expected to last several weeks Mon, 26 Jan 2015 17:17:21 -0800 NFL investigator Ted Wells announced Monday, Jan. 26, he expects the investigation on the issue of the deflated footballs reportedly used by the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game to last several more weeks. Comment () | Share: | Source: NationalFootballPost.com - Aaron Wilson Patriots | Long-term deal coming for Darrelle Revis? Mon, 26 Jan 2015 16:55:43 -0800 New England Patriots CB Darrelle Revis is being paid $12 million this year, but the Patriots will reportedly try to sign him to a long-term extension this offseason. New England also hasn't ruled out picking up Revis' $20 million option for the 2015 season. If the team doesn't work out a deal with him, they have until late March to release him. Comment () | Share: | Source: NFL.com - Gregg Rosenthal Patriots | Tom Brady clutch late in postseason Mon, 26 Jan 2015 13:36:32 -0800 New England Patriots QB Tom Brady has led eight playoff game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime in his career, more than any other player. Fantasy Tip: Brady ($7,777, 15.55%) has seen his fair share of postseason success, but he's still a risky option going up against what was arguably the best pass defense in the NFL this season in the Seattle Seahawks. Russell Wilson might be a better option on FantasyScore at $4,444 (8.89% of cap). 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Adam Wilk optioned to Toledo, Brayan Villarreal recalled
The Tigers announced after the game that Wednesday's starting pitcher, Adam Wilk, was optioned to the Triple-A Toledo Mud Hens after making just his third start with the team. Right-handed reliever Brayan Villarreal was recalled from the Mud Hens. (Bless You Boys)
Tigers call up Thad Weber, option Daniel Schlereth to Toledo
Weber has been exclusively a starter since making one relief appearance in rookie ball in 2008, but will be in the bullpen for Detroit. He went 5-11 with a 5.65 ERA for Triple-A Toledo last year, but has won his first two starts of 2012, giving up one run in 12 innings.
To make room for Weber, the Tigers sent reliever Daniel Schlereth to Toledo. Schlereth has a 10.29 ERA in six appearances this season. (FOX Sports Detroit)
Galarraga to Triple-A, Weinhardt called up
The Tigers will use the All-Star break to add an extra reliever for the next couple of weeks. Detroit optioned Armando Galarraga to Triple-A Toledo after his start Tuesday night and called up sinkerballer Robbie Weinhardt from the Mud Hens to add to the bullpen.
Galarraga's demotion, team president and general manager Dave Dombrowski emphasized, is a temporary one. The plan calls for him to rejoin the Tigers and start on July 20 against Texas. They'll have an extra reliever for the rest of the week once Weinhardt arrives on Wednesday. That means an eight-man bullpen for this weekend's three-game series against the Twins at Comerica Park.
Tigers recall Schlereth for bullpen depth
The Tigers called up left-hander Daniel Schlereth from Triple-A Toledo on Friday morning, making him available for the series opener against the Mariners later that night.
The move corresponds with the club optioning left-hander Fu-Te Ni to the Minors after Wednesday's game.
Schlereth posted a 2.83 ERA, striking out 45 and walking 26, in 35 innings spanning 28 relief outings for the Mud Hens. During his rookie season in 2009, the 24-year-old – acquired as part of the three-team deal that sent Edwin Jackson to the Diamondbacks and Curtis Granderson to the Yankees – posted a 5.89 ERA in 21 appearances for Arizona.
Tigers recall Sborz from Triple-A Toledo
Rick Porcello's newly vacated rotation spot remains open, but his roster spot is going to the bullpen for now. The Tigers will recall right-hander Jay Sborz from Triple-A Toledo on Tuesday in time for their series opener against the Mets.


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Not as scary on as it looks in the pan. Goes on a pure pink. Does not last all day though, and therefore I would not repurchase.
I love this blush!
This is actually fairly scary-looking blush when it's in the pan, because it is extremely bright, unapologetic P-I-N-K.
BUT if you like pink, you will adore this blush. It has a nicely sheer, beautifully silky texture, and applies smoothly with the good retractable brush that comes with it.
If you want a clear, bright pink without so much as a molecule of brown in it, this is IT.
On the other hand, if you prefer earth tones and don't much care for pink, I would recommend not even getting within a 10-mile radius of this product. It really should come with a warning label. It's that pink.
But it looks beautiful on my pale ivory-pink skin, and I would buy it again without hesitation, but, alas, it's being discontinued. :(
But, lovers of pink, snap this one up if you can!
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I thought this would look 'too pink' on me but actually goes very natural.Still I needed to use a highlighter on it since it's not shimmery.The case and the brush enclosed with it are perfect too.I'd recommend it.
i lovelovelove this blush! it's not harsh on the skin, and gives a cute bubblegum flush of color, but doesn't aggravate my super sensitive doll-pale complexion, it's the prettiest shade of pink blusher i've managed to find so far.
i often wear it teamed with fcuk eye powder pod in 'loose' - a lime green tone, super layered black lashes, and plenty of lip gloss!
i hiiiighly recommend this, and am severely disappointed that it's being discontinued! (omg)
Great color.. a tad bit intiminating, but goes on so beautifully! Really adds a nice flush to the face! I'd reccomend it !!
Recieved this as an extra from a generous swapper. At first I was alittle afraid. Very bright in package. Used it sparingly, quite surprised. Gave a nice glow to cheek. I used it as an e/s also.
This is such a cute and convenient blush that comes with a retractable brush. Cheekie is a sheer bubblegum color that really is suitable for day. The price range of $12 is also nice considering most other brands have expensive prices for blush.
OK, so ALL Hard Candy products are a little on the steep side, so I bought this on Ebay. Now, I think I would even pay full price for it. Cheekie looks like a totally impractical bubble-gum pink in the box, but applied lightly, gives the cheeks a lovely, natural, just-in-from-the-cold glow. I find that when I am in a rush and don't have time for a full makeup job, a quick swipe with this gives my face a nice pick-me-up. Helps to apply with a big, fluffy blush brush. UPDATE: tried scraping off a little with a mini-spatula and applying over gloss - makes a lovely, natural pink lip gloss!
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Woah is this stuff bright! On my skin it looks similar to MAC fleur power, but doesnt make me look sunburned like f.p, just freshly flushed. Im a light MMM. It is sheer, but it would be easy to over do it as it is so pigmented. Not quite as soft and blendable as MAC or NARS but also not as pricey! *EDIT* I RIS so I don't know if it is where it came from or not, but mine smells like cheap perfume!! It's also not very finely milled so I took off one lippie.
I just got this in a swap yesterday and I couldnt wait to try it out! So Im here to add my two cents: I love it! What's not to love? You get a big compact in a cool silver casing with a big mirror. The colour is a sweet bubblegum pink like others have described here which goes on sheer enough to give me a nice pinky tint on my cheeks And because I dont like to pile on the blush, this will last me... I dunno, a year or more? Too bad this is not available in SG. Its got a good price tag to it too: USD12. Oh, but they could do without the scratchy brush!


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(1860s) Saws and Scalpels: Civil War Medicine
During the program, students act out symptoms, diagnose illnesses, and determine treatments. The presenter uses student volunteers to demonstrate disease treatment of the time and a mock surgery.
The Civil War Medical program can be given any time of year,except during Life on the Frontier programs and special events, providing that staffing is available. Program time 30 or 45 minutes. The 30 minute program can be offered as part of Sweep Through History or separately. In the 45 minute program, students form into diagnostic teams to determine diagnoses and treatments of diseases. This version is geared toward the middle school level and is is just offered separately.
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KS SS Standards, Seventh Grade, Unit Two, Standard Four
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No injuries as twin-engine plane crash lands on golf course
Plane removed Saturday
BROOMFIELD, Colo. - A small twin-engine airplane with two people on board crash-landed Friday afternoon at a golf course near the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Jefferson County.
The plane landed on the Omni Interlocken Golf Course in Broomfield, just north of the airport, at about 3:45 p.m., after the plane experienced mechanical problems and lost power in both engines of the Aero Commander.
No one was injured when plane slid across the snow-covered golf course with its landing gear retracted.
The pilot was not identified.
The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the crash.
View images of the plane from the Broomfield Enterprise.
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Earth Day: For many, there's little to celebrate
"Climate change has many faces," notes the website for Earth Day 2013, which took place Monday, April 22. "A man in the Maldives worried about relocating his family as sea levels rise, a farmer in Kansas struggling to make ends meet as prolonged drought ravages the crops ... the polar bear in the melting arctic, the tiger in India's threatened mangrove forests. ..."
It's a lengthy list. Unfortunately, it's incomplete.
It's time to add a few more faces to the pitiful environment painted by Earth Day organizers.
• An entrepreneur and small business shouldering the regulatory burden.
The Small Business Administration reports that compliance with environmental regulations costs small businesses 364 percent more than large firms.
The National Federation of Independent Business notes, "Since 2009, the EPA has tried to impose extremely costly rules that yield little incremental benefit over current standards. With the agency's 2010 finding that greenhouse gases pose a threat to public health, the agency has rapidly cranked out several regulatory proposals under its Clean Air Act authority. These regulations will unduly burden small business with rising energy and compliance costs." And those costs are passed on to Americans through fewer jobs and higher prices.
• Georgia motorists who must await congestion relief for up to another 18 months because of federal studies involving nearly a half-billion dollars' worth of road projects after a lone, endangered Indiana bat was found near a construction zone.
Ironically, as an article by retired Georgia Tech professor James Rust points out, "In Indiana, the origin of Indiana bats, thousands of bats perish annually due to wind farms in Benton County where no standards to protect bat habitats are enforced."
• The landowner deprived of use of his land.
Private property rights become secondary to agency regulations when rare or endangered flora or fauna are found onsite, or an arbitrary stream buffer zone is imposed.
From spotted owls to dolphins, whales, woodpeckers, snail darters, tortoises and mollusks, environmental regulations trump economic considerations. The economic damage to landowners can be devastating.
The Seattle Times reported recently that California farmers are petitioning to take Puget Sound's killer whales off the endangered-species list. The orcas were listed in 2005, leading to irrigation cutbacks to protect the fish they eat. Farmers say it's harder to get bank loans, pay workers and expand their operations.
• The thousands of unemployed Americans who could have been constructing the Canada-to-Texas Keystone oil pipeline project.
President Obama's reluctance to approve the project before the election was politically savvy: He faced the NIMBY environmental activists on one side and the job-seeking labor unions on the other.
Now, however, the administration's foot-dragging is unforgivable on a project that could provide 20,000 direct jobs, enhance domestic energy security and strengthen bonds with our neighbor, Canada. Instead, it appears, China will benefit.
• The millions of Americans hurt by higher prices because of overbearing environmental regulations and renewable energy requirements.
Domestic exploration and drilling have met agency opposition while other countries operate with less environmental responsibility and accountability. Requirements for regional "boutique fuels" during the summer smog months raise the price of gas and strain the infrastructure.
Just this month, construction began on the first U.S. domestic oil refinery since 1976; it's no wonder that one refinery accident or acts of nature puts the national supply at risk.
• The vastly improved environment.
Ahead of Earth Day 2013, the EPA released its 18th annual report of overall U.S. greenhouse gas emissions this week, showing a 1.6 percent decrease in 2011 over 2010.
Today, cars are cleaner, factories are cleaner, power plants are cleaner and environmental awareness has grown immensely.
Year over year, the environment improves yet the regulation strangulation does not. It's a vicious cycle of activist groups suing agencies to impose tougher regulations, agencies settling and taxpayers paying litigation costs, only to see the group sue again. Some groups maintain the EPA is in collusion with activist groups.
This Earth Day, remember that education opens the door to economic opportunity, which improves wealth and provides individuals and families with the resources and assets to improve their quality of life.
Overzealous regulation impairs the climate – the job climate – and hampers environmental protection.
But ultimately, there is nothing like private property rights to instill a sense of environmental responsibility.
If you don't believe that, compare your backyard after a party and a public park after a concert.
[Benita Dodd is vice president of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, an independent, state-focused think tank that proposes practical, market-oriented approaches to public policy to improve the lives of Georgians.]
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In 1968 in NTC, NY breathing the air for a day was equivalent to smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. Amazingly it was the same in Birmingham, Alabama.
The use of DDT had nearly extincted the American Bald Eagle, Phosphous from landry detergent was killing lakes and streams across the country in a perpetual foaming washing machine. There was Love Canal an industrial toxic waste dump, in New York near Niagra Falls that rendered the land to this day, uninhabitable. On December 2, 1970 President Richard M Nixon a republican signed the law that birthed the EPA.
Today, fallout from coal fired power plants has rendered the fish in our lakes unfit for human consumption. On the Tennessee River, just north of the GA border along the famous 'Dragons Tail' raod a motorcycle meca, there are signs saying that any fish caugth there in the river are unfit for human consumption at any level. A single fish is toxicto eat. No fish at any level is safe to eat. The same is true for fish caught in the estuaries around Hilton Head Island. Some vaireties concertrate toxins in such a way so as to make a single fish a toxic poison pill.
The folks promoting the Keystone pipeline will not tell you that their product is the same as liquid coal and that there already exisits a pipeline from the tar sands location to Nebraska.
Benita Dodd is a mouth piece for folks who want to rape the land for profit and the people pay the price. Who funds the "Georgia Public Policy Foundation an independent organization? (do not bet on it) Coal companies and Oil Companies ? Her column is the worst kind of propoganda. It is propoganda meant to look unbiased.
To the extent that you treat the earth like a cesspool and and ashtray, that is what you live in.
Always the argument is the same
You can have good business or clean environment. And the EpA is the spawn of the devil.
The fact is clean environment is good business.
What oil or coal company went out of business since the birth of the EPA ?
Pressure from the EPA brought us unleaded gas. Rememebr when the doom sayers said that unlead would ruin the gasoline business and the car business.
Columns like Dodds are simple propoganda with no basis on reality.
There armies of businesses specializing in clean energy technology in Georgia and in technology to make dirty technology like coal and oil, cleaner.
Fact is fossil fuel technology was born in the industrial revolution. It time came and went. It is time to move on.
... after the mid-term elections I expect we will see a version of EPA gone Wild..
Cass Sunstein is one of the most dangerous Government drones in DC...
Of course you're right Steve--as long as the Eternal Pest Agency is allowed to write rules & regulations without oversight, it'll be that way.


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Armstrong struggles slightly but survives on the first mountain tests at the Giro, while more recent champions look strong.
By James Startt, European correspondent for Bicycling magazine
Paris, France
May 13, 2009 :
With his eyes chiseled deep into his head, Lance Armstrong looked on. Up ahead, top riders like Ivan Basso, Danilo DiLuca, Levi Leipheimer, Denis Menchov and Carlos Sastre rode away on the stage five climb to Alpe di Siusi at the 2009 Giro d'Italia.
In his prime, Armstrong could have dropped any of these riders with just one leg. But that was when he was in his prime. On Wednesday, the 37-year-old American found himself in the middle of his biggest test since announcing his comeback: a 125-kilometer mountain stage in the Tour of Italy.
With his back hunched, Armstrong's eyes appeared to be searching. Perhaps he wondered, at least briefly, just why he returned to competitive racing after retiring three years absence. Just seven kilometers from the finish on Alpe de Siusi, Armstrong was all alone except for a handful of Astana teammates helping him limit his time losses on the day.
"I hoped to lose two minutes," Armstrong said afterwards. Instead he lost three on what could at best be described as a valiant effort and an example of the seven-time Tour de France winner's legendary concentration.
But Armstrong is a master of peaking. He knew coming into this race that he was in no condition to contend for overall victory. "No I don't think that is possible. I don't think it's possible to win the Giro," he said before the start of the race. "We're just not there yet."
The Giro d'Italia is the first major test of his comeback. After breaking his collar bone in March, the Giro-like the Tour de France a three-week race-became a "Must."
Currently, after the first five stages, Armstrong has proven to be a solid "B" student-not bad for a rider that has not raced in Europe for over three years.
"Like I said in the beginning, the first half is not going to be my half. I have to ride into the race and get my condition back after the accident," Armstrong said after finishing 2 minutes 59 seconds behind Denis Menchov, the winner of stage five. "I didn't come in with any big illusions. I knew I'd be minutes behind the best guys."
Although Menchov did not see Armstrong for much of the final climb, he seemed confident that Armstrong is on track for the Tour de France. "Lance Armstrong isn't here to fight for overall. But he's good - he'll be good at the Tour."
After hitting the Alps early in this year's race, the riders now have a significant break before any serious climbing returns. That's good news for Armstrong, as it gives him ample opportunity to improve his condition and recover before the next major test.
"I'm definitely a little tired, it's a hard climb and we knew that we'd be behind," he told Rai TV. "We just said ride tempo and try to limit the losses. I've always said the first half is not going to be mine, I've still not got my condition back after my accident and I can't expect to be at the front."


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I have been following this forum for a few months now and I am so glad i found it. I have become very interested in peonies and it seems like the conditions are great for them here on the west coast of Norway. I planted a lot of plants this fall, and can't wait for spring to come.
Yesterday I was reading Alan Rogers' book for the tenth time or so...Great book. There was a list of cultivars that would, in ideal conditions, form adventitious buds on root pieces. I am glad I put all the root pieces that were detached from the crown in the ground while planting this fall. My questions is: I bought a lot of chinese herbaceous cultivars. Do they, typically, easily form adventitious buds? I suppose it varies, but I wondered if anyone had any experience with this. |
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I have often had adventitious buds grow from broken root pieces, but have not noticed a difference of this with various cultivars. I always pot up likely looking roots is separate pots and label them as "no eyes or buds seen" Al |
Stig, Great to have you join the dialog here. The following is a rather strict stance portrayed by authoritative sources. Adventitious buds on roots is dependant on the parentage of the plant the root came from. It is generally thought that pure Lactifloras do not cast adventitious buds. The adventitious buds seem to be more prevalent on some of the other species and hybrids which include these species. If by Chinese herbaceous peonies you mean cultivars that are currently coming out of china then they will be purely lactiflora and should not cast adventitious buds. My own experience comes from grafting of tree peonies onto herbaceous rootstock. I always look for Lactiflora rootstock for understock. It seems that an awful lot of the supposedly pure Lactiflora roots end up sending up herbaceous stems after 3 or 4 years. Of course if you just bury roots they wont survive for 4 years in the ground so they don't have time to generate adventitious buds. I have planted blind roots of Salmon Sunset and almost every root sent out a bud by the next year. The buds come from the strangest places. One would think it would be cast near the proxal end of the root; the end which originated nearest to the crown of the plant it was a part of. The roots of substantial size cast buds on the side generally nearer the small end of the root and never more than one bud per root. As a disclosure I have been told repeatedly that I should refer to the roots as adventitious and not the resulting buds. It just seems more natural for me to state the resulting buds as being adventitious. I say 'a root cast an adventitious bud' rather than saying 'an adventitious root cast a bud'. Leon |
- Posted by Stig_of_the_Dump none (My Page) on Fri, Jan 7, 11 at 2:51
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It seems like it would be possible to make a list of hybrids that have roots that easily cast adv buds based on the parenthood of the hybrid. Very interesting. However, to trace the parenthood is perhaps an impossible task on many of the hybrids. I suppose it will be easier with hybrids between a species and a lactiflora, I mean when the species is known. |
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- Posted by Stig_of_the_Dump (My Page) on Thu, Jan 30, 14 at 9:16
It seems like we really have to be patient in this process. When a root piece of decent size should be left in the ground for two or three years before a new bud is formed. Officialis, tenuifolia or peregrina. If you have crosses where any of the three is involved, the potential seems to be promising. The list is probably vert long, but Athena, Coral Fay, Early Scout, Red Red Rose and Salmon Glow are among the more common varieties where adv buds may occur on root pieces. |
Almost all of the peonies that are sold as coral's will form adventitious buds. Is the reason that you should leave them in place rather than move and plant a different color in the same place. |
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Informational: Federal Court Arraignments
Bill Mercer, United States Attorney for the District of Montana, announced today that during a federal court session in Billings, on March 27, 2009, before U.S. Magistrate Judge Carolyn S. Ostby, the following individuals were arraigned:
EGONN TRUJIL BRADY, a 35-year-old resident of Billings, appeared on a charge of failure to register as a sexual offender. He is currently detained. If convicted of this charge, BRADY faces possible penalties of 10 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and lifetime supervision. Assistant U.S. Attorney Marcia K. Hurd is the prosecutor for the United States. The investigation was conducted by the U.S. Marshals Service.
MANDI VERDI DUST, age 21 , appeared on a charge of retaliation. She is currently released on special conditions. If convicted of this charge, DUST faces possible penalties of 20 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and 3 years supervised release. Assistant U.S. Attorney Lori Harper Suek is the prosecutor for the United States. The investigation was conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The defendants pled not guilty to the charges.
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1 The word which came to Jeremiah from the LORD, saying, | 1 This is the word that came to Jeremiah from the LORD: |
2 "Arise and go down to the potter's house, and there I will cause thee to hear My words." | 2 "Go down to the potter's house, and there I will give you my message." |
3 Then I went down to the potter's house, and behold, he wrought a work on the wheels. | 3 So I went down to the potter's house, and I saw him working at the wheel. |
4 And the vessel that he made of clay was marred in the hand of the potter; so he made it again another vessel, as it seemed good to the potter to make it. | 4 But the pot he was shaping from the clay was marred in his hands; so the potter formed it into another pot, shaping it as seemed best to him. |
5 Then the word of the LORD came to me, saying, | 5 Then the word of the LORD came to me: |
6 "O house of Israel, cannot I do with you as this potter?" saith the LORD. "Behold, as the clay is in the potter's hand, so are ye in Mine hand, O house of Israel. | 6 "O house of Israel, can I not do with you as this potter does?" declares the LORD. "Like clay in the hand of the potter, so are you in my hand, O house of Israel. |
7 At the instant I shall speak concerning a nation and concerning a kingdom, to pluck up and to pull down and to destroy it, | 7 If at any time I announce that a nation or kingdom is to be uprooted, torn down and destroyed, |
8 if that nation, against whom I have pronounced, turn from their evil, I will repent of the evil that I thought to do unto them. | 8 and if that nation I warned repents of its evil, then I will relent and not inflict on it the disaster I had planned. |
9 And at the instant I shall speak concerning a nation and concerning a kingdom, to build and to plant it, | 9 And if at another time I announce that a nation or kingdom is to be built up and planted, |
10 if it do evil in My sight, that it obey not My voice, then I will repent of the good wherewith I said I would benefit them. | 10 and if it does evil in my sight and does not obey me, then I will reconsider the good I had intended to do for it. |
11 Now therefore go to speak to the men of Judah and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem, saying, `Thus saith the LORD: Behold, I frame evil against you and devise a device against you. Return ye now every one from his evil way, and make your ways and your doings good.'" | 11 "Now therefore say to the people of Judah and those living in Jerusalem, 'This is what the LORD says: Look! I am preparing a disaster for you and devising a plan against you. So turn from your evil ways, each one of you, and reform your ways and your actions.' |
12 And they said, "There is no hope; but we will walk after our own devices, and we will every one do the imagination of his evil heart." | 12 But they will reply, 'It's no use. We will continue with our own plans; each of us will follow the stubbornness of his evil heart.' " |
13 Therefore thus saith the LORD: "Ask ye now among the heathen: Who hath heard such things? The virgin of Israel hath done a very horrible thing. | 13 Therefore this is what the LORD says: "Inquire among the nations: Who has ever heard anything like this? A most horrible thing has been done by Virgin Israel. |
14 Will a man leave the snow of Lebanon which cometh from the rock of the field? Or shall the cold flowing waters that come from another place be forsaken? | 14 Does the snow of Lebanon ever vanish from its rocky slopes? Do its cool waters from distant sources ever cease to flow? |
15 Because My people hath forgotten Me, they have burned incense to vanity; and they have caused them to stumble in their ways from the ancient paths, to walk in paths, on a road not cast up, | 15 Yet my people have forgotten me; they burn incense to worthless idols, which made them stumble in their ways and in the ancient paths. They made them walk in bypaths and on roads not built up. |
16 to make their land desolate and a perpetual hissing; every one that passeth thereby shall be astonished, and wag his head. | 16 Their land will be laid waste, an object of lasting scorn; all who pass by will be appalled and will shake their heads. |
17 I will scatter them as with an east wind before the enemy; I will show them the back, and not the face, in the day of their calamity." | 17 Like a wind from the east, I will scatter them before their enemies; I will show them my back and not my face in the day of their disaster." |
18 Then said they, "Come, and let us devise devices against Jeremiah; for the law shall not perish from the priest, nor counsel from the wise, nor the word from the prophet. Come, and let us smite him with the tongue, and let us not give heed to any of his words." | 18 They said, "Come, let's make plans against Jeremiah; for the teaching of the law by the priest will not be lost, nor will counsel from the wise, nor the word from the prophets. So come, let's attack him with our tongues and pay no attention to anything he says." |
19 Give heed to me, O LORD, and hearken to the voice of them that contend with me. | 19 Listen to me, O LORD; hear what my accusers are saying! |
20 Shall evil be recompensed for good? For they have dug a pit for my soul. Remember that I stood before Thee to speak good for them, and to turn away Thy wrath from them. | 20 Should good be repaid with evil? Yet they have dug a pit for me. Remember that I stood before you and spoke in their behalf to turn your wrath away from them. |
21 Therefore deliver up their children to the famine, and pour out their blood by the force of the sword; and let their wives be bereaved of their children and be widows; and let their men be put to death; let their young men be slain by the sword in battle. | 21 So give their children over to famine; hand them over to the power of the sword. Let their wives be made childless and widows; let their men be put to death, their young men slain by the sword in battle. |
22 Let a cry be heard from their houses, when Thou shalt bring a troop suddenly upon them; for they have dug a pit to take me, and hid snares for my feet. | 22 Let a cry be heard from their houses when you suddenly bring invaders against them, for they have dug a pit to capture me and have hidden snares for my feet. |
23 Yet, LORD, Thou knowest all their counsel against me to slay me; forgive not their iniquity, neither blot out their sin from Thy sight, but let them be overthrown before Thee; deal thus with them in the time of Thine anger. | 23 But you know, O LORD, all their plots to kill me. Do not forgive their crimes or blot out their sins from your sight. Let them be overthrown before you; deal with them in the time of your anger. |
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Tigercat 724 and 726 Feller Bunchers Move to E-Series
Many product enhancements are designed into the new 724E drive-to-tree feller buncher
PARIS ON, MAY 18, 2006 – Premium logging equipment manufacturer, Tigercat has commenced production of the E-series Tier III drive-to-tree feller bunchers. The first two models to get the E-series designation are the 724 and 726. The 724E has undergone extensive redevelopment to incorporate the design features introduced on the 726D model. With an upgraded Cummins QSC8.3, 230 hp Tier III engine, the 726 also gets the E-series designation.
Like the 726E, The 724E now has a compartmentalized rear frame with separate sections for the engine, cross-flow cooling system and hydraulic components. The engine air precleaner is also housed in its own separate compartment, distinct from the engine house. The other major change is the upgraded Cummins QSB6.7 Tier III engine, making 220 hp at 2,200 rpm.
The 724E could be the most versatile wheel feller buncher on the market, combining high horsepower and excellent stability with a tight turn radius and the visibility-promoting sloping engine house roof. The front chassis, heavy duty boom system and high capacity front axle are designed to withstand the stresses caused by felling and carrying large trees. The result is high performance when operating in challenging terrain or felling tall, heavy, large diameter timber while retaining the agility, maneuverability and rear visibility to operate in row thinning and selective cut applications when required. This is a big advantage, allowing contractors to work in varying applications with a single machine.
The high capacity cross-flow cooling system ensures that the machine runs cool even in extremely hot ambient temperatures. Hydraulically driven with automatic variable speed, the fan always operates at optimal rpm -- when full fan speed is not required, fuel consumption is reduced. The reversing feature allows the operator to purge debris from the coolers at the touch of the button. The operator is not required to exit the cab and stop production in order to remove pine needles and other debris that can clog the heat exchangers and reduce cooling capacity.
Two transmission options are available depending on the application and operator preference: the standard two-speed gearbox or Tigercat's wide range infinitely variable transmission.
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