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Each year, the new crop of NFL rookies makes their way onto the gridiron after picking up ridiculous tabs at local restaurants, enduring endless pranks, and in general getting whipped into shape by their veteran teammates. Call it a rite of passage for NFL rookies.
This year, like previous years, there are some sensational rookies who look to start contributing right out of the gate. Here's a look at a few who will no doubt turn a lot of heads this season.
Andrew Luck, Quarterback, Indianapolis Colts
Why not start out with the player that got the 2012 NFL Draft underway? Stanford standout Ryan Luck looks to make the Indianapolis Colts his team after the departure of Peyton Manning to the Denver Broncos.
Good, bad, or indifferent, the Colts will start the rookie at quarterback and let the chips fall where they may. Baptism by fire is not a bad thing, particularly when you have a quarterback with the skills, mental abilities, and game-prowess like Luck. Sure, blitzing defensive veterans will have their way with him a times this season, and he'll throw a few balls he'll wish he hadn't, but he's going to be good often, and occasionally he'll be great.
Luck has Rookie of the Year written all over him. Colts fans should be giddy this season for everything it holds for the future of the franchise.
Dont'a Hightower, Linebacker, New England Patriots
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has missed some good defensive opportunities in the past, opting to trade for them or even pick them up in free agency. The selection of Dont'a Hightower from Alabama is going to bear fruit immediately.
Taken as the 25th overall selection in the NFL draft, Hightower is a versatile, 6'4″ 270lb. linebacker who's played in middle as well as outside. He's an excellent pass rusher with incredible timing, knows how to make open-field tackles, and should prove to be relentless on opposing quarterbacks. He's the full-blown blitzing package the Patriots haven't seen since Tedy Bruschi. Expect to see Hightower a lot this season, in games as well as on SportsCenter highlight reels.
Jonathan Martin, Offensive Tackle, Miami Dolphins
Jonathan Martin finds himself in a good news/bad news situation. The good news? He's now a professional football player. The bad news is that he's with the Miami Dolphins. How this guy actually slipped to the 10th pick in the second round in the draft is beyond me, but he did and sooner than later 31 other NFL teams are going to kick themselves for not pouncing sooner.
He's a decent run-blocker and lane-creator, but he's particularly excellent at pass defense. Paired Jake Long at the other tackle position, the duo look to be (and become) the most impressive offensive linemen in the business. This bodes well for QB Ryan Tannehill, who will receive great protection on both sides.
We won't be surprised if Martin and Long both make the Pro Bowl this season.
David Wilson, Running Back, New York Giants
When you already have Ahmad Bradshaw in your backfield, it might seem troubling to make a rookie running back in the same backfield a difference-maker in the upcoming season, but from our vantage point it looks like David Wilson could actually wrap the season as the Giants leading rusher.
Bradshaw will be the starter, but he's injury-prone which is why the Giants picked Wilson as early as they did—first round, 32nd pick overall. This also represents a great opportunity for the speedy running back out of Virginia Tech, who's also tough as nails.
Expect Wilson to be near the top of the NFC running charts this season, picking up the bulk of the running assignments this season.
Cordy Glenn, Offensive Tackle, Buffalo Bills
There's a reason the Buffalo Bills targeted offensive lineman Cordy Glenn out of the University of Georgia: He's damned good. He's also the guy they're counting on to protect quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, who could set the AFC in fire this year.
Look for Glenn, at 6'5″ 343lbs, to dominate defenders looking to take down Fitzpatrick from his blindside, and to be extremely effective as a pulling guard or tackle on run plays. He's very athletic for a man his size and moves with the agility of a 300-pounder!
Just like Jonathan Martin in Miami, we will not be surprised to see Glenn make the Pro Bowl for the AFC.
There will be plenty of NFL rookies making waves this season. Who are your favorites?


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22 But, ye came to Mount Zion, and to a city of the living God, to the heavenly Jerusalem, and to myriads of messengers, | 22 But you have come to Mount Zion, to the heavenly Jerusalem, the city of the living God. You have come to thousands upon thousands of angels in joyful assembly, |
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iclark Posts: 2I have the exact same problem with my 2005 Highlander. There is a subtle but becoming increasingly loud ,clunk in the steering wheel. I had it checked by the dealer and they advised that there was a TSB on the Camry but nothing for the Highlander and no recalls. I confirmed this by calling Toyota who were quite firm that it was up to me to pay the $550 to have this fixed "if I chose".
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iclark Posts: 2Bluenose, the dealer advised me that they saw this rusty rotor problem on cars that spend a lot of time at the local ski hill. I am a little guilty on that score but also do a lot of winter driving in the mountains here in BC. The car has 80K km (48K miles) on it. Still these two bills (rotors and steering) come as somewhat of a surprise given Toyota's (over hyped?) reputation.
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bluenose2 Posts: 12Hi fellow Bluenoser,
Well it is a little reassuring to hear that I am not alone in having this problem, but disappointing nonetheless that Toyota's quality reputation is diminished by this problem, the only one I have had other than the mysterious rattle I hear when backing into my garage. Another person commented on that problem recently. I keep my Highlander garaged, but it certainly does get exposed to salt on the roads in winter. When I leave it outside at the Airport Parkn'Fly for a week or two when I am travelling, the pads are rusted right to the rotors and the vehicle will not move until you give it a lot of gas. -
ruben1973 Posts: 1After going to the Toyota dealer for a diagnostics on why the ABS-Brakes came on, and my car was braking after passing 15 miles/hr, they diagnosed that I needed to change the ABS pump for a 2500 dlls cost only. So my doubt is... Which year & model is compatible with my 04 Highlander 2WD 3.3L, because I definitely will try to avoid the original cost and get a used one. Does anyone know which model pump module is compatible.
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webgood Posts: 95If it doesn't start dropping steadily while warming-up, you'll need to have a tech (Toyota service or a knowledgeable, properly equipped foreign make service) adjust the cold idle speed. There's no little throttle linkage adjusting screws like on your '65 4-barrel V8. It's all electronics now. Regards, BGood
toyotachris Posts: 1Car has not been starting consistently. Tow truck comes out, starts for driver. Last time out noticed the air filter housing was detached and clips missing. I have it assembled and temporary clips on but the four small tubes were removed (not by me but by the driver). I am looking for a picture or other guidance as to which tube goes where. Any suggestions? Help?
steves8 Posts: 11I read the messages on this site about sunroof repair costs and thought the world was ending. My '05 66k miles developed a broken sunroof after it had been slid all the way back. It would move forward a inch then automatically return to full open position. Local garage (a great place) estimated $1500 to repair. Most of that cost was headliner removal. They also said call the dealer to see what they say. Dealer said for $110 we will look at it, we can't say anything more, bring it in. I asked if they could just close it, and, what could the max cost be? They wouldn't answer. So, I asked the local guy to fix it, they then said they wouldn't do it and referred me to Custom Upholstery and Glass. I took it there and they closed the roof (perfect fit) within 20 minutes and charged me $20! Ha! the local garage charged me $50 just for their estimate. Custom also said I should try to find used cables (they showed me chewed up broken cable from my car) and they would charge $100 to install them, good as new. Shop around, my friends. Custom quoted me $1900 cost for all new parts, from the dealer.
tix Posts: 27You are a lucky person. Anyone I took it to, and I have friends who work for repair shops said they would not touch it! But I just may try the upholstery place. Its been how many years now? and I am still driving around with a duct taped sunroof and when ever anyone asks how I like my highlander I am not afraid to tell them - not very much (but it is really just because of the sunroof, but that was enough to turn me off Toyota. I will never buy another one. I have to drive this one into the ground because who will buy a used car with a duct taped sunroof......
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toyotagal Posts: 215I am having the darndest time getting the straps hanging from near the ceiling inside the tailgate to stay attached to the bottom. It seems that everytime I touch them or hit a bump one of them will pop loose. I can reattach them but it is just temporary.
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webgood Posts: 95You didn't mention what year HL you have. On my '04, down inside that slot is a plastic hook facing down. I took a heavy duty rubber band, looped it down in there until it got around the hook, then several times looped it around the top of the buckle while an able assistant held the buckle close to the slot. Pushed it down in...it's stayed for months and no rattle or pop-up.
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The straps are the seat belts for the third row seats. They have two seat belt buckle type connectors on them. When the third row seat is raised, you plug the buckle at the end of the strap in to holder at the outer end of the seat and then use the second buckle normally as a seat belt. However the plastic receptacle into which they are supposed to clip when not using the third row seats does not hold them secure. I just let them flip around but if the buckle is laying in a position where it rubs against other hard components, they rattle. Judicious use of a rubber band around them seems to work.
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toyotagal Posts: 215It is no wonder that I didn't know what those straps were for. There are no 3rd row seats in my Highlander. And it is sad that they install them irrespective of whether you have 3rd row seats or not.
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That is weird. I have never known a car manufacturer to install something as expensive as seat belts if they do not need to. The third row seats are normally folded flat and form the load floor. If you slide the second row forward you can see the head rests for the third row and the release has a handle in the middle of the floor. If there is no third row, the third row seat area is replaced by a storage area.
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rpell1 Posts: 4Hi all,
My 2003 HL 4cyl. 4wd. heater control is not doing it's job. Intermittantly, no matter where the dial is placed, HOT air is coming out.. :mad: ...This also happens, sometimes, when the A/C is on as well. After a minute or so of playing with the dial and fan settings, I can get things back to normal....but not always.
Any ideas where the gremlin is? This whole thing is "heating me up"!
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webgood Posts: 95rpell...short answer, check-out the Toyota Heating Ventilation and Air thread. Your answer is there. But, shorter answer...grab the center turn knob of the 3 on the HVAC controls, pull straight out, it comes right off, tighten the locking nut on the control post, push the knob back on,done. Regards, BGood


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Red Navel... Cara Cara in most places; but often sold in Florida as Red Navel. You don't say what rootstock it is on; but if you want to accelerate growth and fruiting, leave the water sprouts; just prune them back to the level of the general canopy. |
I remain unconvinced, lol. The removal of water sprouts/suckers is SOP. These are weakly attached branches...they TAKE from rather than give to the tree, much like epicormic branches. Because they are so shallowly attached, they make very poor choices for structural branches. I thought that I missing something that was unique only to citrus, so did some prowling around the internet. I couldn't find any indication that suckers are acceptable, unless the top is killed by some event. But that's me! :-) |
I have an older navel orange tree that sends out a lot of suckers/water sprouts from below the original graft(the suckers are very thorny). I've been letting them grow and using them to practice t-budding on...the main tree isn't creating too many new branches although it blooms and bears fruit each year. But I've wondered just how much energy they are taking away from the main tree. Could they be keeping the tree from flushing regularly, or is it normal from an old (30+) citrus tree to not grow many new branches. |
these are not suckers... meaning they come from the root, not from above the graft. They are what is commonly called water sprouts; if I am an idealist, I cut them off, as Rhizo suggests; if I am trying to accelerate the growth and fruiting of the tree, I leave them, as they photosynthesize and create energy for the plant. As with any water sprout, if you prune them back to the level of the general canopy, they will revert to typical growth. So the question is, are you an idealist or a realist? It's kinda like me, I am a generalist; that means I know less and less about more and more things until I ultimately arrive at knowing nothing about everything. The opposite... a specialist, a person who knows more and more about fewer and fewer things, until they ultimately arrive at knowing everything... about nothing. |
That generalist and realist 'thing' is meaningless, you know. ;-) Sprouts are sprouts are sprouts. Suckers are simply basal sprouts, those that appear lowest on the trunk. They can occur on grafted material or non-grafted. Water sprouts emerge higher on the trunk. Both are aggressive growers because they use photosynthates to promote their own growth, and not for the good of the tree body as a whole. These sprouts are well known to be more insect and disease attractive, which is one more reason why orchardists know to get after them right away. The attached article is a good one. This particular topic is discussed in the sections titled " What to Prune" and "How to Prune". About the only good thing about water sprouts that I can think of is that they can be used for really good scion wood for top working. either for rejuvenation purposes or to introduce pollinizers for different kinds of fruit trees. |
Here is a link that might be useful: An interesting read
The idea of automatically taking out water sprouts....which originate from above the bud union, is old school nonsense (I was going to use a harsher word, but deferred to rhizo's softer gender). If you want to accelerate growth and fruiting, you leave the water sprouts; they need to be pruned back to the level of the general canopy; and when that is done, they will revert to traditional growth... ergo more shoots, more leaves, more photosynthesis and faster development of the plant. In some varieties, for esthetic reasons you might want to take out watershoots; but in Meyers for certain, and in most other citrus, if your goal is to produce fruit, LEAVE the water sprouts, with the pruning back to canopy level caution. |
- Posted by hoosierquilt z10a/23 Vista Calif (My Page) on Sat, Oct 6, 12 at 21:20
We're not soft, John. As I think you've encountered :-) We can kick it around with the "big boys". Your comment comes across as rude and belittling, and I am sure you're not meaning that. You can call it BS if you want, but perhaps are more erudite adjective might be "passe"? Rhizo, I asked Tom Shea at UCR Extension this very question during my class, as I have an unknown, very, very interesting lemon tree that tends to send up wild and crazy water shoots, especially now that I have rescued it. He told me they will turn into branches, and depending upon where they are, if they complement the canopy (i.e., aren't going to crowd existing branches, cross another branch, etc.), it's perfectly fine to leave them. I have left mine on a couple of trees (lemon, Page mandarin and my Cara Cara), and so far, I don't see that they appear weaker at the trunk union than other branches. The data you provided is 4 years old. Perhaps some of the philosophy has changed? I will double check with Tom and some of my current literature. Patty S. |
- Posted by houstontexas123 z9a (My Page) on Sat, Oct 6, 12 at 22:00
on older, thicker trunks water sprouts might be weakly attached. but from my experience on younger trees the water sprouts are as strong as regular branches. |
That was an interesting discussion. Thanks everyone for the replies. |
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This morning we will take you to the train station to board your 0720 train to Kalka where you will arrive at 1200 and board your 1210 train to Shimla, on arrivla into Shimla at 1720 we will meet you and transfer you to your hotel
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I think my refrigerator is trying to die. Just noticed the temperature yesterday and checked the thermometer-inside was 46degrees and freezer was 12. Talked to manufacturer and realized I hadn't been cleaning coils, so did that with understanding if that was problem it could take 24 hours to get back to temp. Am not sure if that is the problem yet, but am not willing to put any money in repairs as we will remodel kitchen soon and refrigerator is not worth saving. My question: Is all of the food unfit to eat or is there anything salvageable at the above temps? I do have a freezer and several high quality Coleman coolers. |
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Unless the refrigerator is properly defrosted, it will not be able to cool efficiently. dcarch |
The danger zone for food is between 40-degrees F and 140-degrees F, which is where bacteria multiply rapidly. Food stored in the danger zone for 2-hours or more should be considered unsafe. You can find USDA Food Safety information at the link below. -Grainlady |
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Depends. Fruit, veggies, most condiments, eggs (maybe), butter, cheese, stuff like that I'd save, esp if you suspect it wasn't for a long time. Meat I'd definitely toss. Milk and cream I'd smell. |
I agree with FOAS. Most produce, cheese, condiments, they'll be fine. Milk is either sour or not, that's easy enough to tell, as is butter. I don't refrigerate eggs at all, and you can test their freshness by floating them in water. If they sink, you're good. If they float one end up, use them right away. Bobbing about on the top is when I decide they are old. You can defrost and clean the coils, etc., and hopefully it'll be better, but if I were you I'd get ready to buy a different one, I'm not optimistic given your description. Annie |
No reason to panic yet. It might be wise to get a couple blocks of dry ice and set up those coolers, but if your Freezer has lots of room, then if necessary, you could just transfer the freezer stuff from the refer if you really need to defrost as dcarch mentioned. If your freezer is Frost Free, then it was probably already defrosted. You might also just have a stuck fan that blows over some of those dirty coils that you are cleaning. The food in the freezer should all be fine. I just had my own problems with a freezer door being left ajar and I just read that most partially defrosted food can often be refrozen and of course you aren't even close to that problem. If your milk is obviously bad, that may suggest that the box has been above 40 degrees for a long period. In that case even I would probably throw meats away but I have never paid precise attention to some of these rules. I have a cast iron stomach. My reasoning is that there is a huge difference between 45 degrees and 85 degrees on a picnic. The two hour rule is a convenient over simplification. First, as anyone could realize, many food activities last far longer than two hours and we are all still alive here to discuss it anyway. The general biochemical estimate is biological growth rate doubles for every 10 degree centigrade (17 degree F). The safe storage lengths mentioned in the feds list is just two or three days for some meats and I imagine that most of you don't throw your meats away after 2.5 days of quality storage. Again, I think there is a good deal of leeway in those recommendations. On the other hand, your refer could have been mostly at 50 degrees for several days, and garbage can here we come. |
"---If your freezer is Frost Free, then it was probably already defrosted.---" That can be the problem. Frost Free works with an electric heater and a timer. Typically every 5 to 6 hours, compressor is shut down and the heater goes on to defrost, but if the heater is broken or the timer is not working, then the defrost cycle never happens. When the expansion coil of the freezer is blocked by ice, you will get very little cooling. dcarch |
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- Posted by lizbeth-gardener (My Page) on Tue, Jul 22, 14 at 22:14
I do have a frost free, but don't have much in the freezer compartment but GKid's popsicles, burritos, nuts, frozen veggies and ice, which never thawed. I keep most meat in my stand-alone freezers. The items in my refrigerator was what I was mainly wondering about. Not much meat there either, but will pitch what is. I do have a lot of cheeses:cheese sticks, hard cheese:pecorino romano, parmesan, emmentaler and cheddar. Several pkgs. of shredded mozzarella, mexican cheese and cheddar. Also several pounds of butter, sour cream, cream cheese and lots of condiments. Lots of fresh vegetables, fresh fruit,tortillas, eggs, liquid egg whites, milk, tomato juice and chicken broth. |
- Posted by sleevendog (My Page) on Tue, Jul 22, 14 at 22:43
I tend to have a slight anxiety about such a thing having suffered so many power outages over the years... I do fill any empty freezer space with water bottles, big and small, to make sure i have some solid ice when drama strikes...and can be transferred to the fridge to save valuable tenders that need the cold or set into a cooler. The contents are often much more valuable than the actual appliance. (we just visited a local farm and have venison, whole pheasants, bacon, steaks, etc). Save what feels safe...cooler or ice in the fridge. You seem to have a waiting game for a new kitchen renovation? Our back-up is a small apartment size fridge that we put in the barn on the farm property. Works great, though small. Might be a good choice for now if yours is dead. You could use it in the garage during the reno and use it for overflow later. We just un-plug ours when not needed. |
- Posted by foodonastump (My Page) on Tue, Jul 22, 14 at 23:05
The items in my refrigerator was what I was mainly wondering about. Not much meat there either, but will pitch what is. I do have a lot of cheeses:cheese sticks, hard cheese:pecorino romano, parmesan, emmentaler and cheddar. Several pkgs. of shredded mozzarella, mexican cheese and cheddar. Also several pounds of butter, sour cream, cream cheese and lots of condiments. Lots of fresh vegetables, fresh fruit,tortillas, eggs, liquid egg whites, milk, tomato juice and chicken broth. Produce I'd look at and feel to judge. Eggs/egg products are cheap and not worth losing sleep over. Google cheese storage and read the first dozen sites and I think you'll be comfortable saving the harder cheeses. Soft cheeses I'd toss, sour cream too if only because it's cheap and not worth worrying about. Condiments, I'd toss the mayo and tartar sauce and stuff like that, but most other common ones I'd trust. Don't know about tomato juice. I'd probably look at the sodium content and feel good about throwing it out. Chicken stock, please throw out. |
- Posted by lizbeth-gardener (My Page) on Fri, Jul 25, 14 at 15:00
Ok. Think we are back to normal. After refrigerator shopping, decided to repair current one (temperature control unit was wonky) and use later as second fridge for surplus/summer/outages, etc. I wasn't liking the pressure of choosing when I'm not sure what remodel will dictate as far as size. Now my question, as i prepare to restock fridge and get rid of the few things that are questionable, is about condiments. Have gotten rid of a lot already, but wasn't sure about these: Sweet & dill pickles, mustards, horseradish, capers, tabasco sauce, Real Lemon (the liquid in a bottle), soy sauce, worcestershire, catsup, Italian dressing, Smuckers Simply Fruit jams. I don't know enough about how sugar & vinegar affect the safety of some of these items. The refrigerator was probably at 45 degress for 3-4 days. If it would be smarter to just trash it all, no problem. I just have a hard time being wasteful, if it isn't necessary. |
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- Posted by desertdance (My Page) on Fri, Jul 25, 14 at 15:07
We recently lost cooling in our Garage secondary freezer, but the actual fridge was fine. I tossed a lot of expensive meat. Dude came out and fixed it. Said it wasn't the compressor. It was some relay thingy. So, I stocked it again, and then it happened again. Same dude came out and said it's a different relay. Sigh. He didn't charge labor, but what a pain! We lost our homemade 4th of July ice cream, and that stuff isn't cheap, plus more meat! I never keep condiments in my fridge, but I do keep pickles and olives and capers once they are open. It usually says "refrigerate after opening," and I look hard for that phrase. |
"---- and that stuff isn't cheap, plus more meat!---" Buy a freezer alarm. dcarch |
Lizbeth, I'd feel confident about most of those things. Horseradish is packed with vinegar, so it should be fine. The pickles and capers also. Lots of people don't even refrigerate catsup, although I do because I've had catsup ferment, so it will go bad eventually if left out. Mustard is fine, and I never used to even refrigerate soy sauce until I read the label! I don't know about the tabasco or the worchestershire, they are something I use little of and I do keep them refrigerated, the same with the Italian Dressing. Jam is usually fine, but it's preserved with copious amounts of sugar. The all fruit stuff will spoil faster and I think the quality of that is probably going to suffer so although it may be safe, it probably just won't be very good. Annie |
- Posted by lizbeth-gardener (My Page) on Sat, Jul 26, 14 at 16:21
Thanks, Annie! I looked at the Tabasco, Worcestershire and Italian dressing. The first ingredient in all three is vinegar-does that mean anything? Liz |
Well, if the first ingredient is vinegar, that's good, but the real key is the ratio of vinegar to all other ingredients. So, if you knew vinegar was half and everything else was the other half, you'd be good, but I know they only list ingredients by item, whatever is the most, that gets listed first. But that could be any ratio, it's not all that helpful. I'm betting all those items would be fine, since your refrigerator was functioning, kind of, they weren't all left at 80F or something for hours. I just don't really know. Annie |
- Posted by lizbeth-gardener (My Page) on Sat, Jul 26, 14 at 18:16
That makes sense. I'm just going to trash and move on. Thanks for your time. Liz |
- Posted by desertdance (My Page) on Sat, Jul 26, 14 at 20:11
Well, unhappily for us, the second relay has failed. Luckily I had nothing but one TV dinner in that garage fridge.... And an alarm might be ok, but who hears the thing when it's out in the garage in East Egypt? I think it's time for a new garage fridge in our case. Going next week to look at Ding discounts. We don't care if the thing has a major ding in the door. It's in the GARAGE! I hope you get your issues resolved Liz! Suzi |
Many wireless remote thermometers you can get. Most of them have alarm function. dcarch |
- Posted by desertdance (My Page) on Sat, Jul 26, 14 at 21:20
ya got me! dcarch, link please to a good one! Please know the garage is about 300 feet from the nearest receptor. I'll get it after I get the new dinged fridge/freezer. Suzi |
300 feet will be a problem. They do make units supposedly can transmit 300', but that is under ideal conditions. Wireless thermometer operates on limited power and frequency bandwidth. You will need a different solution. Possibly a regular freezer alarm and a wireless intercom to relate the alarm sound. A wireless intercom can have a range over a 1000 feet. It typically uses the household electric wire to carry the transmission (subcarrier multiplexing), and not radio waves. dcarch |
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Merciful God, Father, Creator, Sustainer, this act of violence has shaken us on a personal & national level. Help us to seek to pursue Life, not revenge for lost life & property. Peace & Justice, not vendettas. Help us to honor the memories of those who were made victims of violence by honoring their lives & memories. Thank you for those who risked their lives without thought for their own safety in the cause of life. Help there to be peace, healing, & renewal. In Jesus / Yeshua's Name, Alpha & Omega, we pray that it may be so. |
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Top performing low-income schools across the country are demonstrating that the achievement gap can be closed. One common practice in these schools is how they effectively use student achievement data to identify gaps in student learning and then relentlessly target their teaching to catch up students who are falling behind. Founded in Boston in 2005, The Achievement Network (ANet), an entrepreneurial non-profit organization on the cutting edge of the education reform movement, is designed to help schools achieve excellence and dramatically improve student achievement. ANet has been the recipient of the prestigious Investing In Innovation (I3) grant from the federal government; was awarded the New Schools Venture Fund "Organization of the Year" in 2011; and is a partner in the 100Kin10 movement, which seeks to recruit, prepare, and retain 100,000 science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) teachers in 10 years.
ANet's comprehensive solution builds partner schools' capacity to use data effectively in their schools and increase student achievement. There are three major components that make up ANet's partnership with schools. First, we provide standards-aligned quarterly assessments and user-friendly data reports to determine which standards students are mastering and which standards students are struggling to comprehend. Second, ANet provides intensive coaching to help schools use the data effectively to action plan and re-teach concepts students have not yet mastered. And third, ANet facilitates a peer network of leaders and teachers for best practice sharing and collaboration to accelerate improvement in schools across the network.
ANet currently serves over 460 charter and district schools educating 100,000 students in Massachusetts, Washington, D.C., Louisiana, Newark, Chicago, Tennessee, Michigan, and New York City. ANet schools have increased the percentage of their students reaching proficiency on state year-end summative tests; these outcomes outpace gains made by the states in which we work, often by twice as much.


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23 For Jehovah will plead their cause, And despoil of life those that despoil them. | 23 for the LORD will take up their case and will plunder those who plunder them. |
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A Peachtree City man has been arrested on charges of child molestation in connection to incidents involving a 4-year-old girl during early 2013 to mid-2014.
Thomas Edward Zerbarini, 45, of Peachtree City, was arrested on Oct. 6 on charges of aggravated child molestation stemming from offenses against a 4-year-old Fayette County girl that took place during early 2013 to mid-2014, said department spokesperson Odilia Bergh. Read More»
The Peachtree City Police Dept. conducted a cart path safety check in multiple locations on Oct. 15. With 233 citizens contacted, the Wednesday afternoon safety check was sixth check in the past eight weeks.
Department spokesperson Odilia Bergh said the Wednesday safety check was conducted by three teams at two locations each. The focus of the safety check was to verify golf carts registrations and identify underage drivers, Bergh said.
In total, 233 citizen contacted with three citations issues for underage operation of a golf cart/allowing minors to drive, said Bergh. Read More»
A large number of Coweta County residents joined city and county officials Oct. 15 at a 49-acre site along Ga. Highway 16 in Senoia for the groundbreaking of the Leroy Johnson Park.
Senoia and Coweta County in early 2013 approved an intergovernmental agreement that led to the Wednesday groundbreaking of the new county park situated on 49.4 acres along Hwy. 16 and Harper Road on the city's west side.
Expected to open sometime in 2017, the park will feature eight baseball fields, two football/soccer fields, a gymnasium of up to 10,000 sq. ft, tennis courts and a tot lot. Read More»
The city of Senoia, under federal requirement, will continue to implement a management plan dedicated to controlling storm water.
The management plan, which includes pollution prevention and runoff control, cost the city $17,000. City manager Richard Ferry said the money came from the 2014 general fund budget. Read More»
The Oct. 16 meeting of the Peachtree City Council will be light, with only one new item and no old business on the agenda.
The new business involves a rear setback request for a garage extension on Adell Court.
Aside from several recognitions, the council will consider appointments to the Planning Commission and Convention and Visitors Bureau and discuss increasing tennis center membership fees.
City Manager Pennington presses for 20-year plan
To address what the geographic boundaries of Peachtree City might look like in 20 years the City Council on Oct. 6 commissioned city staff to formulate a proposal that would guide future annexation efforts. That proposal that might include the future annexation of more than 1,400 acres could be presented before the end of the year. Read More»
Change would reverse a decade-old go-slow policy
Peachtree City for more than a decade has used a two-step annexation policy. But on Oct. 6 the Peachtree City Council agreed that city staff should adjust the process Read More»
On Oct. 1, the statewide burn ban comes to an end and once again and residents will be able to burn yard debris after obtaining a burn permit through the city website at www.peachtree-city.org/burn
Lake Peachtree will not be refilled this winter, and tall grass and weeds have overtaken the lake bed. As fall approaches, these grasses and weeds will brown and dry out as they go dormant for the winter. While not a significant threat, this additional fuel load does increase the risk of a grass fire in the area. Read More»
The Peachtree City Police Department announced that it has been awarded a traffic enforcement grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) in Atlanta.
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The Senoia City Council decided on Sept. 6 not to agree with the Coweta County Water and Sewerage Authority's terms regarding the annexation of Morgan Farms into Senoia.
According to Senoia city manager Richard Ferry, Coweta County Water and Sewer proposed that, instead of the city internally metering the subdivision and billing the residents, the water and sewer desires to be the water authority and bill the residents. Read More»


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So you've finally found The One (or at least The One For The Foreseeable Future) and you've committed to a serious relationship. Now what? In our weekly column, Life After Dating, women discuss the unique joys and challenges of coupledom.
When Jeff and I moved in together — after six months of dating — it was out of convenience. My roommates were two dudes, one of which powdered his balls in the bathroom and made fun of my underwear hang-drying in the laundry room. Jeff was a musician living with his bandmates. His place was basically the apartment equivalent of tour bus — a bunch of guys rotating from futon to couch. There was a lot of Pabst Blue Ribbon and not very much food in the fridge. We both wanted out. We wanted to escape our situations. We were 22. There were no long discussions about the future or what living together or breaking up would mean. There was mutual, "OK. Let's do it." A week later, we found a place a few blocks away and before we knew it, we were eating pizza off of our very own repurposed crate/ coffee table like a real adult couple. Keep reading »