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Your winter run: Making the most of the slow season
January reminds you it's a new year with new possibilities. It just doesn't seem fair then that the time of New Year's resolution inspiration is also when the snow settles in, your appointment calendar empties out, and the phones stop ringing at your practice. It's downright disheartening. You're inspired to improve, but clients are focusing on their kids' school year after horse show season winds down, or maybe they're making their non-equine resolutions a top priority. Either way, all's quiet on the practice front.
Well, don't let that fire in your belly burn out in the cold winter months. You—and your team, if you have one—can clean up and reorganize in these quieter weeks. Learn how the cursed slow season can be a blessing.
Hawaii's nice this time of yearYou've worked hard all year. Now you have a chance to take a breather. Scheduling vacations (you do remember those, don't you?) should be at the top of your list. The slow times are the best opportunities for your team to take breaks, too. This may seem obvious, but I've seen practices where even the doctors request time off during the busiest season of the year.
If it doesn't already, use this time to make sure your employee handbook spells out your vacation policy: Everybody's entitled to a vacation each year, but only in dire circumstances can vacation time be taken during the busy season. And spell out when the busy season is. Your team members can then make it clear to their in-laws that scheduling a family reunion during breeding season will mean they can't attend.
For tips on updating your employee manual, read "Dust Off Your Employee Manual" in the June 2007 issue, or click on Related Links below.
Well, well, well
Do you have a wellness program at your practice? Consider it. A systematic focus on preventive care allows you to spread out your work over the year. Your clients probably don't know about your scheduling challenges, so they'll schedule a dental appointment during a week when you're putting in 12 hours a day every day. And they don't really know better—after all, that's when they've always scheduled them.
How does an organized wellness program help? It lets you decide when dental and other preventive care fits best. Instead of working crazy nonstop hours in the spring, you can move some of your less-urgent work to the slower fall months (and work 10-hour days with one day off in the spring—imagine!).
Wellness programs fulfill many needs, not least of which is caring for horses' health year-round. But these wellness programs are also a key way to even out your yearly schedule. Wellness programs aren't easy to implement, but now's the time to set one up.
Do some research, read back issues of journals, talk to colleagues. This won't solve all of your immediate problems, but next year at this point you'll be glad you took the time. After all, it's not like your phone's ringing.
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cupido rose
I just received a miniature cupido rose bush and would like to know if it is too late to plant it outside. We have had a light frost here in Western NY, but the ground is still somewhat warm.
Any advice on this rose would be greatly appreciated.
Is it the Mini or the Tree ?
***Mini: inside raising can be done with a one - two gallon pot repotting, set the pot in a kitty litter box type of water holder. Provide it with the best air and sun you can get with added lighting if you can keeping it as warm as possible. In a garage or barn sometimes basements are the common places I have mine in the kitchen for now. Keep em off the ground and bare floor level with the use of a bench or table even a chair by 2-4 feet high
Prevent it from drying out watering for me is done once a week just adding it into the kitty litter box. A 1/4 amount of fert is added on a monthly basis until early Feb. to the watering.
Be on the ready for powdery mildew to show its ugly face it is the lack of good warm spring summer air that brings this subject up
I am going to check out a outside trash barrel idea next year for late season planting of minis. Donot attempt to do the barrel idea if thats your only plant. I wouldn't want to have you loose it because of some bad advice
Tree : convert to reading all of the abouve with a much bigger pot and box and additional watering from the top at base of plant. I have yet to attempt any type of rose tree growing at all If I where to it wouldn't be done on an off season planting.
Best of luck to you In my opinion it is to late to plant a rose of any type outside in your colder zone, that one frost is going to become several in a very short time.
You may recive some feed back regarding snow as an insulator and root protection may help.
Snow is an insulator: As is a cooler full of ice on a hot summer day. Snow holds a frozen ground temps even more effectivly than a cooler does when full of ice even if the cooler is in the same spot.
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Anyone using on-ste card swipers?
I admit it, the idea came from the Suzie's lemonade stand commercial. But I suspect accepting credit/debit cards would lead to increased sales. There is likely a minimum sale point that I would set ($5-6?) in order to use one, but to me if I can sell a lot more, the costs would be another one of those base charges, such as starting media, seeds, trays, equioment!
Two markets in the urban core of Kansas City, Kansas use debit machines which also take our state's Vision Card (food stamps). There is one machine for all farmers. The marketmaster gives the farmer the debited/food stamp amount in tokens. At the end of the day, the farmer turns in the tokens and a check is written within 3 days. It may seem a bit cumbersome, but it has increased sales at our innercity markets and also opens the markets up to food stamp recipients, ie. women and children, elderly, disabled, etc. Personally, I am glad for the program and the debit machine has been a blessing.
I talked with a rep from the phone company and the fees seem reasonable, though I still need to find out what the company that processes the transactions will charge, both per transaction and equipment. The phones (Blackberries) are free, unlimited data, 500 minutes/mo. (I use maybe two minutes every six months, Linda maybe 100/mo) for $65.
There doesn't seem to be a lot of info about EBT (Food Stamp payments) on the web - it would great if they could be processed by the same card-reader.
My theory is that the easier I can make it for people to buy, including going to them and taking CCs, will translate into higher sales.
I saw a promo once where you just use your cell phone. You set up an account (I don't remember there being a fee). You dial in to the service when a customer hands you their credit card, the system prompts you to enter in their card info and gives you an approval code. They charged 65 cents per transaction regardless of size. The collected charge was placed in your account. A lot of it was free because they wanted to handle all your business banking (I think). It was a year ago or so when I saw it but it looked do-able and not expensive.
I had checked into it a few years ago, and I found (at that time) it wasn't cost effective unless I was going to have $25,000 sales on credit cards.
The food stamp card can be read on the same machine. I believe you might need to check with the food stamp people.
Mike, see link for information about taking EBT/SNAP
Here is a link that might be useful: Ohio EBT at farmers markets
Hi folks,
I'm new to this section of garden web...just joining a local farmer's market starting at the end of June.
Anyhow, I just started using Square to accept cards for my fiber arts business--with that I sell mostly through shops, but for the few craft shows I do a year, thought it would be good. I used it for the first time this weekend and it was amazing. You need an I phone or Android style phone or Ipad. You can take a photo of the item sold, send an email receipt to the customer, etc. You need good cell reception at your market, and a fully charged phone. It was simple to sign up and use. They only require that you make a written receipt out for customers who you do business with this way.
The fees are per transaction (no monthly, no equipment charge) and the card reader is literally an inch square and sticks into the phone jack. I am now waiting for my bank account to be verified, and they say they will deposit once/day.
Amazing! Wish they had this years ago when I did more shows.
I don't have an IPhone, I thought perhaps someone else will need the info. My sales are not enough to even worry about it. Biggest sale so far -- $22. If I didn't have all these plants, I wouldn't have anything but baby radishes that were planted before I found out that I didn't have a market.


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Above 90 at the farm
Too hot to move...but I took some photos to share what August 1st looks like.
And the following are buds to plants I sowed from seeds Cynthia sent me a few years ago. I believe they are a type of Angelica, but not gigas. Can't wait to see what pops up soon!
I took pics of that Angelica at Longwood, 'bug but couldnt decide what it was - but the pods looked so neat - just like these you've photo'd - thanks for the plant i.d.!
Great color - really eye popping! You are such a close-up artiste. And I see some really great color combos. Thanks for brightening our hot, hot, hot day.
I am so glad you are finding so much beauty in your gardens dispite the drought and being gone so long. All of your pics are lovely. I hope the 90s do not last long. It is finally supposed to get that hot here.I am rather concerned about how the two of us will take it...we aren't as tolerable as we used to be.:-(
If we get too uncomfortable, we will go somewhere that has AC.
I can send seeds to those in the US this fall. (Not sure what the APHIS rules are these days for Bug in Canada.) I know I sent them to a few idylls two years ago. They need warm then cold strat to germ most quickly. But very fresh seed may not need treatment. I have these all over the property now, but my original big patch behind some persicaria is small this year. Must need to weed some other things out to make room!
Well Marie, I thought I'd posted to this thread but I don't see it. So...very nice. Love the combo in #4. I think I may be becoming a fan of orange. I've always loved blue in the garden and the orange really adds something to it. I also especially like the hydrangea/clematis combo. And that angelica gigas is very cool too.
Cynthia, could you put me down for some seeds please?
Like Saucy, I'd love to see the farm in person someday. I know it's even more beautiful than the pictures show. Thanks for the glimpses!


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Bletchley Park was where one of the war's most famous - and crucial - achievements was made: the cracking of Germany's "Enigma" code in which its most important military communications were couched. This country house in the Buckinghamshire countryside was home to Britain's most brilliant mathematical brains, like Alan Turing, and the scene of Immense advances in technology - indeed, the birth of modern computing. The military codes deciphered there were instrumental in turning both the Battle of the Atlantic and the war in North Africa. But, though plenty has been written about the boffins, and the codebreaking, fictional and non-fiction - from Robert Harris and Ian McEwan to Andrew Hodges' biography of Turing - what of the thousands of men and women who lived and worked there during the war? What was life like for them - an odd, secret territory between the civilian and the military? Sinclair McKay's book is the first history for the general reader of life at Bletchley Park, and an amazing compendium of memories from people now in their eighties - of skating on the frozen lake in the grounds (a depressed Angus Wilson, the novelist, once thre himself in) - of a youthful Roy Jenkins, useless at codebreaking, of the high jinks at nearby accommodation hostels - and of the implacable secrecy that meant girlfriend and boyfriend working in adjacent huts knew nothing about each other's work. Sinclair McKay writes for the Daily Telegrap;h and Daily Mail and has written books about James Bond and Hammer horror for Aurum. He lives in London.
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Adding ducting to cool garage
My home has 770sqft of conditioned space. 2T Trane condenser with 45k btu gas furnace. I'm in Central Texas(HOT) and the AC has always done a great job of cooling. For years I've thought about adding one or two flex ducts(10') to the one/two end of the line registers to cool the attached 1-car garage. Garage get oppressively HOT in the afternoons. I'm retired now so using the garage is important these days. Garage is 250sqft w/8' insulated ceiling and 3 insulated sheetrock walls. Wood garage door w/seals on all 4 sides. Garage situated East side of house w/door South. Workable idea? Problem having no return-air?
(Only other solution is cutting in a 110v ES room unit on the blank East wall, but I'm thinking the HOA would not approve. No room for unit on North wall due to electrical/plumbing in short wall. Portable unit is out of the question...takes up too much room in small space and they are way expensive to buy/run.)
I use a Dearborn 20K btu gas space heater to heat garage. With very low flame, it heats the garage to mid-60s from low-40s in about 1hr.
If there is ever a fire in the garage the duct is a direct entry into the home. I would at least make sure it is steel duct. I know of a couple houses with a duct in the garage and both have a large condensation ring around the duct where the sheetrock has absorbed the condensation that built up on the register.
I have a portable unit and it would be the hot ticket but it needs and inlet and exhaust vent not just an exhaust vent. There are models available with this option.
Looked for info on mini split system. I recall seeing this on some remodel show in the past. I believe it is exactly what I want and it's very affordable. 9000btu unit for about $700. I can install it and have it charged by HVAC guy. I'm a retired Electrician, so the install is not a problem.
I am glad to hear it. Check carefully into the quality and efficiency if you will be using it a lot. You should save a lot of fuel money over a portable if you do use it a lot. Be sure to check the compare the price of a heat pump model. They might not cost that much more.
lol....keep finding better deals/systems. Latest is one with a DC Inverter compressor. 9000 btu/18 seer rating/230v and it is a heat pump to boot($780 total). Problem I have with any/all is the line-sets are short which means the indoor unit is 25' away from (opposite to) the summer heat source....South side concrete driveway/Sun. No option on placement of outdoor unit. It has to be at the back of the garage exterior. I thought the best place to hang the indoor unit would be half-way the 25' length. So it's still a work in progress so far.
I think the 25 ft lines are standard but can be extended to a point. I have a hard time believing that you can't hang the indoor unit anywhere you like in a garage that size. That will give you greater flexibility in running a condensate line and maybe you can hit some existing plumbing with it so you don't have to run anything outside and deface the outside of your garage.
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When to plant in missouri, trelises?
This is my second year at square foot gardening and last year it rained so much I had no choice but wait to plant.
I live in Missouri around the Hannibal area and would like to know when I should be putting my plants in my beds?
I assume that when you are putting your plants out early that you are using covers to protect them at night and during colder days?
Finally, if you are putting covers over...what are you using as trelises to fit under your plastic covers??
Thank you for any help =)
Last fall, I removed my 7 foot trellises and installed a 3 foot one that my hoop covers fit over. They were made out of 2x2s with twine strung every 6 inches. I used them for peas.
Somewhere on my blog are pics. Good luck.
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5.0 out of 5 stars best musical i have seen! (i have seen a lot),
of you like musicals/theatre/music/noise! you will love this album! truly up lifting!!!! i have fallen in love with newsies! im a theatre techy so have worked/seen many shows! NONE OF THEM COMPARE TO THIS!!!! just click add to basket! thank me later!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great music,
I Saw this musical whilst n NYC and it was brilliant. I was so excited when I saw this cd.
5.0 out of 5 stars Love it!!,
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The movie is simply great, a disney/movie masterpiece, and the soundtrack is absolutly worth every cent and so much more!! I love it, these songs will never tire, they are just genius, captive and full of spirit and great lyric, the actors does a wonderful job! Santa Fe is really heartmelting and very beautiful, is there anything Bale can't do?! The world will know, Seize the day and Once and for all gives me the chills every time, I love the spirit with which the boys sing about going against the powerful:) Amazing! King of New York and Carryin' the banner are just really enjoyable! I usaully love musicals, but none so much as this!! Be really nice to yourself, and buy this so that you can enjoy the sound of the timeless masterpiece over and over again!
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5.0 out of 5 stars brilliant!,
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this is a great film and a great soundtrack to compliment it! with all the original recordings that ou hear throughout the film! one to buy for all musical lovers!
5.0 out of 5 stars I have been a fan of the film musical and ...,
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I have been a fan of the film musical and soundtrack, and am now a fan of the stage soundtrack as well. There have been song and lyric updates from the original, but formate most part I feel they are an improvement. Vocals and harmonies and lyrics are top notch as I would expect from these composers, and I've spent many an hour singing along on a long car trip.
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4.0 out of 5 stars An overlooked classic,
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Newsies is a much maligned film about the newsboy strikes of the 1900s in New York. The music and lyrics are catchy and well written, and although a couple of songs, (in particular "seize the Day"), let this film down, others more than make up for it. Anyone in England who has had the good fortune to see this film will definitley want to add the soundtrack to their CD collection.
5.0 out of 5 stars tea with Mussolini,
is very pleasing and pleasant cd its one people of all ages can listen to. got it for a great price in the delivery was swift.
5.0 out of 5 stars Amazon don't sell music, NEWSIES sell music!,
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This review is from: Newsies (Original Broadway Cast) (MP3 Download)
Great story, great music for any circumstance. Really catchy, sing along sort. Now just waiting for the dvd to become available in Region 2!
5.0 out of 5 stars Love Menken's music.,
This review is from: Newsies (Original Broadway Cast) (MP3 Download)
I found this as a lesser known musical film on one of my travels to the US. Loved the energy and dancing. Some great music and an interesting well told story. The new recording is great with a few new numbers. Carrying the Banner and King of New York are personal favourites. It flopped as a film though the film, I thought, was brilliant. Winning lots of acclaim on Broadway and apparently looking to transfer to the West End. Have a listen. It's catchy and fun.
5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing,
The cd is amazing and the extremely tracks are great, if you love broadway, Disney and song and dance this is a musical for you
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Cork or Bamboo
I am in the process of redoing the kitchen floor and the foyer entrance. I was thinking of cork for both but in talking to the contractor last night she asked if I had considered stranded bamboo. Never even heard of it.
I did check for messages here and got some good insight, but would still like to hear from those of you who have either cork or bamboo and how you like it and how it's holding up.
The strand woven bamboo will probably be more durable. It is made with strands of dried Bamboo and usually a low voc adhesive. Then heat pressed with 1500lb+ of pressure. Making it extremely dense, more so than other hardwoods. It can still scratch and dent but not as easy as other Bamboo or Hardwoods.
Cork is softer under foot. Very comfortable. More susceptible to scratches. Can yellow or fade with lots of light. Very quiet. Very environmentally friendly. Entirely renewable material.
Hope this helps.
If you were thinking of cork, why is someone telling you to think about bamboo? apples to oranges to say the least. A cork person doesent normally want bamboo. Unless it is the green experience that turns them on. And I am still trying to figure why bamboo is any greener than any other harvest controlled wood. Again just my honest opinion. PS. by the way..I absolutely love cork as a product, although we sell very little of it. Good Luck
Thanks floortech.
I'm not necessarily hooked on cork, but had heard a lot about it. The contractor was trying to be helpful when she mentioned bamboo, not trying to change my mind or anything. They just wanted to let me know there are other options and the pros and cons of both. I appreciate that type of advice and they weren't pushy about which to choose.


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no i wouldnt. cos i'm a girl.
p.s. pleas tell me that picture is edited. it looks wrong.. and weird..
no i wouldnt. cos i'm a girl.
p.s. pleas tell me that picture is edited. it looks wrong.. and weird..
Yeah, noticed that too the first time. But it makes sense because there were a lot of kids in that forest.
Edited? No. He's from Boku no Pico. You're a girl. Go get it now.
Now come on other dudes. Post pics of faptastic stuff but are not faptastic pics themselves.
While still observing the forum rules.Originally Posted by AKofC
Exactly. So pics of faptastic stuff. But not faptastic pics.
Well if you try hard enough, I'm sure you'll come up with something.Originally Posted by AKofC
If not, you aren't the AK I know.
Anyhow, remember that boobs isn't considered as nudity and that's the loophole in the rule.
Mmmmm, that's "faptastic." The tractor, not the man, its hawt, sexy.
Wrong, always go by the poster first, if Ak has posted it, its most likely male.Originally Posted by Issalroc
EDIT: Its nice to see AK up to his old tricks again.
looks okay for a guy the first pic i mean not jakko's.
but if the other one is female the second char holding the guy then fap away
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WordPress news, what's new in wordpress 3. wordpress 3.3 is released on 12th Dec 2011. This is next biggest release of 2011. We given full release notes.
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1999 Dodge Dakota Regular Cab 2dr Regular Cab 4WD SB
This is my second Dodge Dakota and I love them! The one I have now. I'm the second owner and the truck has 247k miles on it and still all stock and running like a champ! 4x4 works awesome even when I had bad tires it got me out of the snow in my area. I have got friends hooked on this truck and now they want one! Gas mileage isnt too hateful. I'm a broke college student and it does good for me around town and trips back home. Always will buy dodges. They are the only thing that seem to last when taken care of!
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1999 Dodge Dakota Regular Cab Sport 2dr Regular Cab 4WD SB
I owned a 97 Dakota 2WD V8 prior to buying this one. I loved it. It got reasonable gas mileage (around 20mpg) and would leap off the line. My only problem was with all that torque (and crappy Goodyear Wranglers), the truck would spin out on slick pavement. My solution was to get a 99 Dakota Sport with the same 5.2 liter engine and 4WD. Whooboy! First of all the extra weight of the transmission drastically cut down on performance. Secondly gas mileage dropped significantly (of course) but what was most disturbing was the repair costs. Engine, suspension, electrical...you name it. All within the first 20,000 miles.
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1999 Dodge Dakota Regular Cab Sport 2dr Regular Cab LB
Ok. Well I've read everyone else's reviews and I have to beg to differ with some of them. I have a 99 Dakota V6 Sport with the long bed and standard cab. I took out the back seat to put stereo and have dual Gibson exhaust, Airaid Cold Air Intake, and 20" rims on 45 series tires. The power for a V6 on big rims and tires, I think is great. I can still do a decent brake stand! Although, even with all the modifications, the gas mileage is still horrible. I average around 10 mpg and 12 on a cold day. I perform routine maintenance and it has never given up on me. Ride quality is that of a Buick, even with the rims! Overall, I give it a 8 out of 10. Even though I already have 140,000+ miles on it!
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I purchased this truck in sept. 2007 from a used car lot that I trust very much. For the first few months it was great. The gas mpg had something to be desired but what can you do. During the winter months I froze because the factory heater didn't work correctly no matter what we did. We had to take the thermostat out so the truck wouldn't run hot. Now that is is over 100,000 miles everything is starting to go wrong. I have replaced the tensioner pulley 3 times and still squeals. The whole front end is going out. But for right now it gets me from point a to point b. I am trading it in within the next few months for something with better fuel mpg. 2500 on repairs in 1 month.
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I know I'm only 17 but my Dodge Dakota Sport is great. It handles well out in the desert where I am all the time when I have some free time. My truck handles well and is easy to keep in control. I live in Utah so when it snows it should be a little harder to keep in controll right? No! it stays with me at all times "and with no arguing". I have a friend that owns an older trans am. Great clasic mussle car fast and fun. My truck smokes it every time right off the line v8's are nothing to mess with. And handles better than my other friend's lancer evo "met for rally racing". Dodge makes a great truck.
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1999 Dodge Dakota Regular Cab Sport 2dr Regular Cab SB
Very stiff ride, rocks a lot on bumpy roads. My wife and kids complained incessantly about the poor optics at the edges of the windshield. Definitely a gas hog. Had some wierd repairs I thought should not have happened - leading belly pan, upper and lower ball joints failed. Very small gas tank and had to fill up way to often. My previous estimation of Dodge quality suffered with this truck. Seemed to be a lot of noise when at highway speeds. Other years are probably more thoughtfully put together.
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Not great gas mileage even with w/ 3.54 gears and 31 inch factory tires. Ball joints and cat @ 30,000 miles (warrantee). Speed sensor @ 140,000 miles. Everything still straight and square despite a couple of airborne episodes. 160,000 miles and just did front brake pads. Rears 60% OK. Got 2,600# payload package - fantastic - has narrowed Ram rear end and springs. Hauls wood, gravel, soil, camping stuff, farm supplies. Heavier than a full-size Chevy!
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I will not be teaching my child how to
say Hemi! My child will be saying"HONDA"
As I just purchased a new Saturn Vue
with the Honda Engine. I will never buy
a Dodge Product again. all before 95000
miles, HERE WE GO.... Power steering
pump, water pump, fan clutch, ball
joints, transmission... this is way to
much to be happening to this vehicle. To
prove my point further, my wife drove
this truck so gentle, at 95,000 it still
has the original brakes. STAY AWAY FROM
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Ive had this vehicle for about three
months now and have had no problems at
all. It has over 85,000 miles on it
but the 318 ci (5.2L) still runs as
strong as ever. I take meticulous
care of her as she is an older vehicle
but there isnt a thing to complain
about. I was backed into by a Jeep
Grand Cherokee and it totaled the Jeep
but put only a 1/2 inch dent in my
bumper. I am super immpressed with
the acceleration of this truck and its
ability to effortlessly "peel out".
Overall this is an outstanding truck.
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Nice truck but lots of bugs and
mechanical woes.Two
converters,alternator,fan clutch,ball
joints,and many other complaints to
list!It's too bad the quality of parts
are so bad,this would be a great truck
otherwise.Will not buy another one
unless Dodge wakes up and fixes all
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Mario Kart 64 was released on December 14th 1996 and my Mom and I spent many many hours playing this racing game on Nintendo 64.
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Released 1993, NBA Jam was an over the top basketball game that was a 2 VS. 2 format.And if you were like me then this game ate up a bunch of your quarters until it was released on home game consoles and set for the bar other over the top sports games.
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Nine West 9s Jacquard Small Hobo
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Nine West introduces their signature 9's print jacquard in a small hobo silhouette. An outside pocket and lock detail give it a stylish finish.
- 11-in. W x 9-in. H x 5.5-in. D
- Top-zip closure
- Exterior: 1 front pocket
- Interior: 1 back wall pocket, 2 cell phone pockets
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We take the safety of our food supply as a given. We expect the food will contain what's on the label and not contain other things that might be harmful. But globalization and new technology can sometimes compromise these expectations.
Dr. John Spink is the head of MSU's Food Fraud Initiative, which looks at a number of food safety issues. Food Fraud, the deception for economic gain by using food, is a sensitive issue and is assessed from a food safety or food science standpoint. Dr. Spink explains that the Initiative started with packaging and counterfeit issues, but evolved into food fraud.
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After almost six years and herculean efforts by a community of committed animal lovers, a Calico cat lost in eastern Ontario will soon be reunited with her Edmonton owner. "One little cat has brought everyone together," said Betty Jean Matthews, founder of Stuck in the Mud Animal Rescue, based in Belleville, Ont. and run by Matthews and her two daughters.
Starting this year, it will cost more to be born, get married and die in Alberta. The government's new provincial budget has got you coming and going.
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RB Johnson: 'I never felt like I left'
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YOU READY?The NFL season is hitting a higher gear and we have all the best images from Week 7.
Chris Johnson, the highly paid running back fans wanted benched or even traded, is a big piece of the Tennessee Titans' offense once again.
Johnson said Wednesday he feels like he never left.
The man nicknamed CJ2K for racking up 2,006 yards in 2009 has helped erase his horrible start this season with one of the biggest games of his career. Johnson, named the AFC's offensive player of the week Wednesday, has helped the Titans (3-4) reel off two straight wins by leading the NFL in rushing with 451 yards since Week 4.
Now Johnson must keep it up Sunday against Indianapolis (3-4) to prove his 195 yards rushing wasn't a gift from Buffalo and the league's worst rushing defense.
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Colleges consider how to end salary compression and inversion – and whether it's time to spend more on keeping faculty talent than getting new faculty talent.
AAUP points to gaps in pay for professors and presidents, and sees decline against inflation, but method of calculating total increase is questioned.
At Wheaton in Illinois, a professor resigns to avoid being fired under college policy on marriage.
Study finds high correlation between reviews on the Web site professors love to hate and in formal evaluation system used by 275 colleges.
Does this litigation protect faculty members from unfair accusations -- or potentially threaten academic freedom?
Professors at West Virginia U., outraged by scandal, demand president's ouster. Will anyone listen?
A frequent refrain of new faculty members, fresh from graduate school, is that earning a Ph.D. didn't train them to lead a course. A new book -- On Course: A Week-by-Week Guide to Your First Semester of College Teaching (Harvard University Press) -- aims to help such professors. The author is James M.
2 new studies suggest that many professors, especially women, are less likely than other professionals or men in their field to have kids.
The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges:
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Interviews with 80 female faculty members at a research university -- the largest qualitative study of its kind -- have found that many women in careers are deeply frustrated by a system that they believe undervalues their work and denies them opportunities for a balanced life. While the study found some overt discrimination in the form of harassment or explicitly sexist remarks, many of the concerns involved more subtle "deeply entrenched inequities."
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Remix of Freesound #67628 Now with tannoy effect (a request).
Sounds from racing cars, from distance and closer, passing by. Also recorded crowd noises.
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Sounds from racing cars, from distance and closer, passing by. Also recorded crowd noises.
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Good pay and benefits, reasonable schedules, generous Paid Time Off. Good opportunities for internships and young journalists.
Opportunities for promotion and advancement can be somewhat limited, especially in the editorial departments. The company, like most media companies, is going through hard times and went through layoffs in 2009.
Crain Communications management needs to continue pursuing new media and web 2.0 opportunities, because new media is the future of the news business.
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Conrad Crawford
The Trustees of Reservations is pleased to announce that Conrad Crawford has joined the organization as Director of the Boston Region.
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The public relations battle over Boston's Olympic bid heated up this past week with the release of a study about the impact of the games and a new public opinion poll showing a continued drop in public support for the ...
Activist Florence Hagins, 67, fought for affordable housing
Florence Hagins, a mother and community activist who convinced bank presidents to increase mortgage lending in Boston's neighborhoods of color, died Saturday March 21, 2015 at her home in Jacksonville, Florida. She was 67.
School department to keep schools open, cut busing, staff
West Roxbury Academy, Community Academy in Jamaica Plain, and Middle School Academy in South Boston will remain open. The Elihu Greenwood School and the William B. Rogers Middle School, both in Hyde Park, will close.
Baker administration targets chronically unemployed
Governor Charlie Baker signed an executive order last week establishing a task force on Economic Opportunity for Populations Facing Chronically High Rates of Unemployment. The task force will focus on unemployment among those four groups.
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Tiffany Watkins Ahern
The Baker-Polito Administration announced Tiffany Watkins Ahern as the Director of the Governor's Washington, D.C. Office.
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Dorcena Forry leads festivities at St. Patrick's Day Breakfast
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Labor activists urge support for higher wages
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Walsh sees Hub Olympics bid as city planning opportunity
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Black-led team aims to build in Dudley Sq.
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The debate on charter schools heated up last week when three prominent Boston-area attorneys signaled their intent to file a lawsuit against the state, charging that the current statewide cap on charters violates students' civil rights by limiting their access ...
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yes it would...they said its goin there anyway
Well, after seeing all those clips, I think a stupid pointless show like Crayon Shin-chan will fit in [adult swim]'s comedy block.
Another funny one.
That's a lot of kancho.
I love my girlfriend.
yes it would...they said its goin there anyway
thank u SasuraiHell
go -=NOOBZ=- clan!
With shows like Squidbillies and Minoriteam, Shin-chan will fit in mighty nicely.
I love my girlfriend.
yes it really would fit in there really well InnerHell
thank u SasuraiHell
go -=NOOBZ=- clan!
Changing the title to Shin-Chan because "Sin Chan" reads like some kind of extreme japanese child pornography...
I watch it a couple of times, and i do have to say that:Its all right, I like it......Puts a smile on your face
*****Pointless???, why............Its funny, and in a wierd way kind of perverted....
I've only watched a bit, read a bit and played a bit. Ahahahah. But the drawings are super cute. That's what I love about it. The Nintendo game is hilarious too.
"Crayon Shin-chan" its actually quite old...about 10yrs ago I used to watch it.
Its not "bad" but its not something that'll become a hit in the US...I'd say that [AS] made a wrong move bringing Shin-chan to its line-up. I'd give it maybe a month or so but it'd depend. I'd definitely watch Shin-chan rather than Pee Wee...
Its just a show little kids and their parents can laugh at when they're watching TV together...other than that its good for a laugh every once in a while.
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