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Forty years ago this month, 372 of my classmates and I graduated from Madera High School. As we marched into Memorial Stadium, the girls wore white and the boys were in blue gowns with our matching mortarboard caps.
On Aug. 10, we will gather at the Elk's Lodge for a reunion of the MHS class of 1973. Tickets are $40 and available at 47th Place Carpet, 1717 Howard Rd. Deadline for tickets is July 6. We have also invited the Coyotes who graduated in 1971 and 1972 to join us. Anyone interested in playing golf on Aug. 9 should call David Boyle for details, 674-8508.
The dress code for the evening is as formal or casual as one cares to be. Based on past reunions there will be guys in suits and gals in cocktail dresses. Some will wear cowboy chic or casual Friday attire. I usually try to shoot for somewhere in the middle.
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Everytime I watch highlights of Carradine, I see Werner making more plays and getting there quicker. He seems to be the focus of blockers too.
I've been saying this the entire time. Werner is in my opinion the best player in the draft. When I watch him I see him doing more than what JJ Watt was doing for Wisconsin.
You think so? I think he can be solid, but I don't think he is anywhere near the best player in the draft. I think Ansah will be a better player...I've been pretty much blown away with his stength, toughness, explosiveness and pass rush potential. Werner does look like a player to me though and it wouldn't surprise me if some team took him in the top 15 - I don't care if he didn't do well in workouts...he has game speed and he can bend around that corner. A lot of guys can't do that (see Jermaine Cunningham)...faster, more eplosive, but he can't do it unless it's in a striaight line. I think that's one resone why they had him rushing from the inside this year...he can't get around the edge.
I really think so, I have watched a ton of film recently and to me this kid stands out the most. When ever I try to to watch tape on Carridine all I see is Werner all over the place. Hes a smart player with a relentless motor. I put almost no stock into combine numbers, some players just dont test well. It seems like every year GM's fall in love with potential, and try to draft stars, but I would much rather take a for sure solid player with New Englands picks. Very small chance Werner will fall to 29, but till the draft I'll keep my fingers crossed.
I've got to say I agree - he looks like he is s relentless football player. I love that.


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NEW YORK -- Tesla will be joining the Nasdaq 100 Index on Monday as software maker Oracle heads to the New York Stock Exchange.
Shares of Tesla Motors (TSLA) climbed $1.20, or 1 percent, to $122.77 in early trading Tuesday. Oracle (ORCL) stock was down 1.2 percent, or 35 cents, to $31.29.
Oracle announced its planned move to the NYSE in June. At the time, the NYSE said that it would be its largest market transfer listing to date. Oracle, based in Redwood Shores, Calif., will be the fourth Nasdaq 100 company to transfer to the NYSE in the past year. Its market capitalization was $146.5 billion at the end of trading Monday, according to FactSet.
Tesla, based in Palo Alto, Calif., has an approximately $12.8 billion market capitalization.
The company currently sells only the $70,000 Model S sedan, but its "X'' SUV is slated for the second half of 2014 and the "Gen III," which will be half the price of the Model S, is slated to hit the road in three or four years.
Tesla's stock has gotten a boost in recent months from positive Model S sales data. Its stock price has more than tripled since the first of the year.
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Reviews for Gothic II: Gold
Nostalgia ambushed me again.Obsessor | Oct. 21, 2014 | See all Obsessor's reviews »
Along with a pack of wolves, on the road to the Monastery. Beasts ate the sheep I've been taking there as an entry fee. I won't become a mage for a while... Gothic 2 is one of those games, which you start playing, and it ultimately ends up playing you. You get so immersed in the world and its affairs, you can't stop. For a 2003 game, the world is pretty big, and with Night of the Raven expansion, it's even bigger. And brings up a pirate class and themes for everyone to enjoy(you don't have to abandon your class to become a pirate, it's a side-job) Game is still fairly playable, offers many hours of joy, and a very believable, immersive world to explore. 90/100 and and Orc invasion force.
Gothic Probably one of the biggest RPGs of all timesbarrera77 | July 23, 2014 | See all barrera77's reviews »
I started playing Gothic series in 2002 and let me tell 1 and 2 are quite good, beautiful games, even though the graphics now look a bit funky back then were just fine, 2004 I got Gothic 2 GE and my love the series was complete, while playing part 1 I was always wondering what the outside of the penal colony would look like, and this game granted my wish. The graphics in my opinion are awesome, beautiful landscapes on the island of Khorinis, the sounds and details really made feel the game. The controls were set very nicely using just the keyboard (arrows – z –x- spacebar, etc.) which made the combat smooth and simple. Not a very big variety of weapons, armors or items, and since the game doesn't throw many powerful items or tons of experience at you like lots of the loot-fest RPGs out there, every one of the items were unique on their own way. The story line is pretty straightforward, but, nonetheless, interesting where the end depends on which path you choose (fire mage, Paladin, mercenary, magician of water or necromancer. The world is relatively small, but the developers really outdid themselves by using every nook and cranny in both, the add-on and main map to make it seem like a huge place. I have played the whole game probably more than a dozen times, and explored every single corner of it with all of the guilds, cheats, no cheats, no matter how, it still kept me wanting to go back and try it again. (Too bad I can't say the same for parts 3 and 4 that lost most of the beautiful gothic fantasy essence). In conclusion small maps, small variety of enemies + small variety of inventory items + and a handful of NPCs = Gothic 2 the biggest RPG game "EVER". So if you're a hard-core RPG fan, then this is a game for you.
My all-time favorite anything everMrJenssen | Feb. 3, 2014 | See all MrJenssen's reviews »
It's hard to put a finger on exactly what it is that makes Gothic 2 my all-time favorite game. The graphics weren't very impressive even for the time, the combat is somewhat clunky and at times extremely clunky, the voice acting isn't all that strong, and I'm sure there are other things to say that would negate any other game. ... But Gothic 2 remains just an excellent roleplaying game. It has something so many RPGs these days completely lack. Heart. Gothic 2 is a snuggly game. It feels like it wraps you inside a blanket to tell you a wonderful little story of knights and robbers, bravery and betrayal. Or something. And then, of course, it bashes you across the face with its infuriatingly difficult combat. Don't expect to be able to beat up everything you come across immediately once you get into the game! You'll learn quickly how insignificant you are when you first start the game up. But of course, that's part of the charm. You genuinely feel like you're a part of this dense, lush and living world. You're not some godlike deity who can crush all resistance with a few taps of a button. You must conform to and abide by the laws of the universe, at least until you can get yourself a job, earn a little money, get the attention of the militia, earn their respect and start building up your strength from there. But before that, you're better off running away from battle. And there are often other ways to get around a problem other than using combat. Most quests have various choices and outcomes, and there are often consequences to your actions - some of which you won't see coming until much later in the game. There is no real black and white here, no good or evil. Even smaller characters you interact with have their own side of the story to tell. You'll get a tremendous feeling of accomplishment, playing Gothic 2. You'll get a feeling of mastery. You're getting better. You're growing powerful. Soon, even the mighty orcs won't be able to challenge you. But there are still things to fight, secrets to unravel, places to explore. Especially now that the game comes coupled with the excellent expansion pack, introducing a new environment and a new questline. Gothic 2 isn't a perfect game, and it certainly isn't for everyone. But if you can get past its somewhat slow start, excruciating combat and arguably dated graphics, you'll surely have a great time exploring the story and the world of Gothic 2.
Gothic & Gothic 2 are ones of my favourite RPG games.TommyAngelo | Jan. 24, 2014 | See all TommyAngelo's reviews »
My first contact was hard, I can't understood controls, graphics was terrible so I uninstall the game. After some time I gave the game second chance and I'm not disappointed. When we get used to controls and visuals, we saw game with many, many ways to finish. For example: as paladin we have other quests and other way to finish game than we chose wizard. Ending is one, but missions which lead to it are different for each 3 fraction. At sometimes we have nonlinear dialogues when further part of quest depends on what we choose. Story is interesting and addictive. And you better play Gothic 1 before 2 to understand the world of Gothic. For ending if you endured graphics you will see very good game with deep world.
Adored by my person Gothicsegrand | Jan. 4, 2014 | See all segrand's reviews »
If someone wants to play Gothic 2 , and did not play in the first part of this game I would recommend him to play first in number one . Gothic 2 picks up right where the first part ends . After defeating the dreamer magical barrier breaks down , and we remain in the tomb of a demon buried boulders. Xardas the Necromancer after three weeks teleport us to your tower. He tells us that only the magical aura of our armor kept us alive . After a brief moment of triumph mag tells us about a new threat waiting Khorinis . Dreamers his last cry of despair summoned to this world big powerful demons even dragons. Necromancer tells us that this time we will not cope without help . We need eye Innosa without this sacred amulet not defeat the dragons. After the recent guidelines Xardasa we move into the big , dangerous fantasy world . Meet Gothic 2 , a worthy successor to the Three Great RPG ! Travel through the huge , vibrant world . Experience a unique adventure depressing in a multi-threaded , full of plot twists . Savour the refined graphics to the smallest detail , and sensational sound luminaire . Embark on meeting the greatest adventure of your life. Meet the evil , and cover the fame of a true hero . I highly recommend the game Gothic 2 In my opinion this is the best RPG of our time. It is surprising and unpredictable. Playing in her every moment you just what a monster is lurking around the corner, what happens after the next task. If you enjoy role-playing games necessarily , without exception, must play in Gothic 2 , but only then , when you move the first part of the game , because you will not know why some people are familiar with the game you do not know the previous history of the Gothic surprising . Really, if you play this game you will not regret it!


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Tuesday Jubilee itinerary: St Paul's Cathedral then Mansion House followed by Westminster Hall and glittering procession
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Preparations began early this morning in Pall Mall for the royal procession by the Queen from Buckingham Palace.
The Queen progressed to St Paul's Cathedral for a service, also attended by Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry.
Prime Minister David Cameron led the large representation from the coalition Government and other figures will include governor generals, diplomats and foreign leaders.
After the service the Queen will attend a reception at Mansion House while other senior royals including Charles and Camilla will attend a similar event at the Guildhall. At both events will be members of the thanksgiving congregation.
The Queen and her family will then attend a City of London Livery companies lunch at Westminster Hall.
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Marco did good.
Yep, beat his team-mate and forced Spies into the gravel in the process. Oh well, that's racing! Guess being on home soil Fab couldn't resist giving Haga the win for his championship title hopes.
Anyone think Spies would finish as high as 3rd in only his second race on a two stroke 250GP bike?
Wow ... Simonceli is 'SIC'
Marco - inspirational !!!!Who'd have thought !!Great result and giving us much to hope for in GP next year.Nice One !!!Oh - congrats to Michel and Nori too , of course!
Max can keep Fabrizio until a mistake in the chikane. After this he start to lose about 1sec/lap. Sic was good, but his overtake was maybe unfair.
@ Tell it like it is,, im' sure with 2 tests on his belts spes can win it
Appears that Marco has been taking his best pals book of dirty passes to heart! The guy is a total liability and needs taking aside for a good talking too IMO. Biaggi and Sic were never going to get on and it was a BIG risk by Aprilia by putting Rossi's best friend in the team with Max! Just hope Sic is more under control at the next race as I can't see Max taking any crap for him as he never did from Rossi.
hopefully max will punch his last out, like he did with gay boy rossi. dont know what simoncelli was doing. luckily max didnt fall of are take spies out. simoncelli is a **
No doubting that Marco can peddle a bike alright.How about Ruben Xaus though, did he not bust a leg at Bruno? Hard man.
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Custom making a treasured piece of jewelry is a wonderful experience at Becker's. For the celebration of a special occasion, one of life's milestones, or to experience the fulfillment of your jewelry dreams, custom designed jewelry is the ultimate jewelry expression.
For centuries, fine jewelry has been one of the most cherished possessions a person can own. Styles come and go, but fine craftsmanship has always been prized throughout the ages. Whether your look is Contemporary, Art Deco, or Traditional, custom design offers something very special and unique. We can even combine different elements of setting, style, and gemstones for a look that is uniquely yours. At Becker's, custom designed jewelry is exciting as well as affordable because we create one-of-a-kind pieces in our own custom design studio. You are involved in the creation of a special piece of jewelry you will enjoy for years to come. One of our custom designers will make this a fun and affordable experience.
We are specialists in custom design and our design studio is enclosed in glass so you can watch your creation come to life
Formerly a United States Merchant Marine and Navel Reserve Officer, he is a graduate of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy and holds a United States Coast Guard Captains license which allows him to command vessels on all oceans of the world.
Mike's designs emphasize capturing the essence of a gemstone's beauty while combining elegance and practicality. He has an understanding that each creation is a unique reflection of the individuals it was designed for.
Engagement Rings and Wedding Bands At Becker's, we can create the engagement or wedding band that you have always dreamed of - based on a wide selection of traditional to contemporary styles in two-tone, gold, or platinum.
One of the most difficult problems facing many couples is finding a wedding band to match their engagement ring. We are experts at custom designing matching wedding bands. Our custom designs will enhance the look of your engagement ring while providing that delicate balance needed between your engagement ring and wedding band. Gold or platinum, channel, pave, or bead set, designer look or traditional, we can do it all. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for a custom matching wedding band.
Call Michael Lublin at 1-888-BECKERS or email by clicking here, to schedule an engagement ring custom consultation. We are experts at helping you create the engagement ring of your dreams.
Unique items are a specialty at our Custom Design Department. Almost any idea can be created. From a profile of your child, a likeness of your favorite pet, to a gold and diamond key for your home, we can do it all. We have also designed sports related jewelry and cufflinks that portray your favorite hobby or occupation.
We have created custom designed Bangle Bracelets, elaborate Wedding Bands, Engagement Rings, Sports-Related Jewelry, the list goes on. We can even quote and estimate while you wait.
Anything you can dream of, Becker's can custom design.
Moreover, custom designed jewelry is exciting as well as affordable. Unique, personalized jewelry is made with the highest standards of craftsmanship, heavy enough to stand years of enjoyment with high quality workmanship, metals, and gemstones. Our custom rings are solidly made and comfort fitted.
We use only high quality diamonds in the colorless or near colorless range that are hand selected for proper cut and clarity. Each diamond is skillfully set by our master jewelers. We can make your creation in 14 KT & 18 KT gold, or lustrous platinum. Our senior custom designer is a graduate of the Gemological Institute of America, as well as a diamond professional and appraiser. Our jewelers and model makers have over half a century of design and jewelry experience combined. We hand select the diamonds and gemstones for each creation to get the best match of color and brightness.
Let's take a journey that will show you the process of custom design. The design process begins with an idea - possibly the memory of a cherished piece of jewelry that belonged to your mother or grandmother; possibly an engagement ring that you have pictured in your mind but just can't seem to find anywhere. Perhaps you've found the perfect spouse, and now Becker's can create the perfect engagement ring.
Let's take a tour of the custom design process from the moment the idea of a beautiful piece of jewelry is conceived in one's mind, to the ultimate conclusion - the creation of a work of art forged in precious metals and enhanced with the fiery beauty of gemstones.
Our first stop is the design studio. Here one of our talented designers will meet with you to discuss the possibilities and offer advice as to what type of design is appropriate for your needs.
After we have finalized a drawing to your specifications, it is next forwarded to the model shop where our skilled master craftsman uses his years of experience to hand-fashion a wax model of your jewelry tailored and specialized to your design.
It takes many hours to hand-carve a wax model. Like any work of art, it is the translation from idea to reality that is the magic of custom design.
After the wax model is complete, it is put in a flask, or metal container. The model is surrounded by a plaster-type material known as investment. This flask is then put in a special oven for many hours until the wax burns out, or evaporates through a small tube that connects the piece being cast to the outside of the investment. This burning out process leaves a cavity in the shape of the piece of jewelry in the center of the investment. Then, molten gold or platinum is poured through the tube to completely fill the void.
After cooling, the investment is dissolved away with water. This leaves a tree-like cast containing the rings and other items. The manufactured jewelry is removed from the tree and hand-filled to final shape with the proper care that can only be achieved through years of experience. Then the piece is given a high polish, which brings out the luster of the fine gold or platinum.
Finally, the piece is thoroughly checked to make sure it meets Becker's high standards.
At Becker's Custom Design, you are involved in the creation of an original design in jewelry. We have the ability to create the simplest wedding band or the most complex necklace and no request is too unusual. We create rings, bangle bracelets, medallions, and wedding bands - anything you can imagine at surprisingly affordable prices. An initial no-cost consultation takes only minutes - we can discuss your idea, sketch it out, and provide a cost estimate.
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RISMEDIA, Dec. 24, 2008-Mortgage rates remained low last week and many states saw sub-5.00% rates for the first time in recent history. The weekly average rates for 30-year fixed mortgages declined to 4.96%, down from 5.15% the week prior, according to the Zillow Mortgage Rate Monitor, compiled by leading real estate website Zillow.com(R). Rates for 15-year fixed mortgages decreased to 4.91%, down from 5.00% and 5-1 adjustable rate mortgages decreased significantly to 5.54% from 5.94%.
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30-year fixed 4.96% 5.15% -3.7%
15-year fixed 4.91% 5.00% -1.8%
Rates for 30-year fixed mortgages remained fairly steady on Monday evening with the average rate on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace at 5.11%.
At a state level, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate in Arizona had the biggest decrease, falling from 5.22% to 4.40%. Rates on 30-year fixed mortgages were lowest in the states of Georgia (4.87%) and Texas (4.88%), while Illinois (5.07%), Maryland (5.05%) and New York (5.05%) had the highest rates.
The Zillow Mortgage Rate Monitor is compiled each week using thousands of mortgage rates quoted on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace by mortgage lenders to borrowers who have submitted loan requests. State-level data is gathered for the top 20 states with the highest quote volume on Zillow.
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A Colorado Springs man is recovering after he was attacked by a rabid fox. Health officials say he was trying to protect his dog at the time.
The El Paso County Public Health department says it happened August 3 on Broadlake View. That is near the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.
It's the second time a fox has tested positive for rabies in the past three weeks. The foxes were found within a half-mile of each other.
The El Paso County Public Health department says it will be doing enhanced surveillance for foxes.
Health officials say if you are approached by a fox that doesn't seem to be afraid of people, appears sick, or is injured or dead, call El Paso County Public Health at (719) 578-3220 and Colorado Parks and Wildlife (719) 227-5200 right away.
Rabies is fatal once symptoms appear. To protect yourself and your pets, health officials recommend the following:
-Vaccinate your pets.
- Keep pets on a leash when walking them to help protect them from wildlife.
- Call your vet right away if you think your pet has been exposed to a wild animal.
- Don't touch or feed wild animals.
- If you or a family member is bitten or scratched by an unknown animal, call your doctor and the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region right away.
- Call an animal-control or wildlife conservation agency for assistance with "bat-proofing" your home.
It's also important to be able to recognize sick or diseased wildlife.
-Healthy animals are normally afraid of people. Sick or diseased animals, on the other hand, often do not run away when spotted by people.(Foxes are active at night, but might be seen during the day, especially if they are looking for food for their pups.)
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The Main Line Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations of businesses and individuals for its Annual Business Awards and the Helena Devereux Women in Leadership Award.
These honors will be awarded at the Celebration of Business Leadership on June 23, 2016 and the Gold Leaf Celebration on September 29, 2016, respectively.
Deadline: Friday, May 20th, 2016
The Main Line Society of Professional Women (SPW)
Date/Time: May 12, 2016 / 11:00 am - 1:30 pm
Location: The Radisson Hotel at Valley Forge Casino Resort, King of Prussia
Featured Nonprofit: People's Emergency Center
Presented By: Nikki Johnson-Huston
Nikki was born into poverty, homeless at age 9 and failed out of college by age 18. She learned to keep her head up and achieved her goal of becoming an attorney, never letting the fear of failure get the best of her.
The Main Line Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce new team member Rose Ann Scanlon. She will be an integral part of the Society of Professional Women program and is focused on continuing the growth and evolution of the already successful program. Rose Ann's accomplishments as a leader and her volunteer focus on empowering women make her the ideal fit for SPW. With nearly 1,000 member companies we, The Main Line Chamber of Commerce are devoted to our members through events with keynote speakers, networking opportunities, communications and much more. The Main Line's Business Monthly April introduces how we are encouraging our youth to succeed in the working world through internships and guiding them with interview tips. Click here to read the April issue.
The Main Line Chamber of Commerce's Talent and Education Network (TEN) Student Employment Forum: Secrets to Success event hosted by Saint Joseph's University brought students and employers together to help develop strategies for interviewing for internships and careers after graduation.


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Come on guys, be nice to your customers!Posted on 04 / 04 / 2011
Well C***** and I went there for an expected nice Sunday afternoon pizza but decided eating in the car was less stressful. Upon ordering the two owners acted like they had no idea what a vegan pizza was and didn't seem to understand alternative cheeses such as soy or others. Ordering was a "struggle" as it really didn't seem they wanted our business. Finally we did get the order in (and even got a credit as it was without cheese) but throughout this process we received not one smile. While we were waiting for our pizza we seemed to be getting the evil eye or something like that.
After what seemed like eternity, they yelled out "triple cheese pizza" with great smiles all around. It took a little while to figure out the pizza was really ours and they were just making fun of us. We were less than impressed - and decided to eat our pizza in the car where we could just relax and chill out.
Come on guys - be nicer to your customers. We give you money.
The pizza was pretty good after getting over the not so good service experience. Hope others have a better experience.


text: AurenyA, is about to start production on the next three half-hour specials of STORIES FROM THE SEVENTH FIRE for Storytellers Productions Inc. The computer animation and visual effects studio will be responsible for the 3D animated portion of the half-hour animated and live-action productions, currently to be shown on various Canadian broadcasters, including CBC National, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN), Vision, Access and SCN. The series includes three Canadian Native Indian Cree legends titled "Legend of the Giant Beaver," "Legend of the Caribou" and "Legend of the First Thanksgiving" that are inspired by the art of Norval Morisseau. Tantoo Cardinal (DANCES WITH WOLVES, LEGENDS OF THE FALL, SMOKE SIGNALS) will voice the main mother wolf narrator. AurenyA plans to use Maya 3.0 and their proprietary character animation software Gesture to animate the mother wolf and her three cubs. Bardel Animation Limited is creating the 2D animated Cree Legend portion of the shows as well as the Storyteller segments around the fire, which bridge the two animated visual styles. "It certainly is an achievement for us, and it's wonderful to know that we're working alongside studios such as Bardel. But, there will be many more positive firsts in the next year for this company," said AurenyA CEO Nicholas Acs. The three new installments of STORIES FROM THE SEVENTH FIRE are slated to air in the spring, summer and fall of 2002, respectively. Additionally, they will be expected to travel the international festival circuit.


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LONDON Russian President Vladimir Putin is denying insinuations that he stole New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft's Super Bowl ring that's on display in the Kremlin, but says he's ready to buy him another ring as a gift.
Putin was reacting Sunday through a spokesman to a New York Post story quoting remarks made by Kraft at an awards gala Thursday.
"I took out the ring and showed it to (Putin). And he put it on and he goes, 'I can kill someone with this ring,' " Kraft reportedly said. "I put my hand out and he put it in his pocket, and three KGB guys got around him and walked out."
The diamond-encrusted Super Bowl ring, worth about $25,000, changed hands while Kraft was visiting St. Petersburg, Russia, in 2005 with a U.S. business delegation that met Putin. At the time, Kraft said he gave the ring to Putin.
But the Post story quoted Kraft as saying Thursday that he had an "emotional tie to the ring" and wanted it back, but that White House officials said it would be in the interest of U.S.-Russian relations to claim it was a gift.
Putin arrived in London on Sunday to meet with British Prime Minister David Cameron, and Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, was asked about the Post story.
"Back in 2005 I stood behind the president's back and I saw how that ring was presented to him," Peskov said. "All that talk about some kind of pressure that was exerted on him (Kraft) should be the subject of a detailed talk with psychoanalysts, I think.
"At the same time, I am aware that this gentleman is feeling such a horrible pain about the 2005 loss. The president will be ready to send him another ring as a gift, which he (Putin) can buy with his own money."
Kraft can take consolation because he has two other Super Bowl rings for his team's other NFL championships.
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Now that I have unearthed my DeviantART account after so long, I realize that I have SO MANY PEOPLE I should definitely apologize to. This journal is for you guys. Hello!
I obviously left a lot of folks I had been exchanging messages with hanging, quite abruptly I should add. And that was super SUPER rude of me! I feel like clobbering myself in the face sometimes, to be quite honest.
I should have found a way of keeping tabs with you instead of being a dumb. I am sincerely sorry to everyone who had been expecting replies from me for varying reasons. I apologize for being unreliable in keeping my word and my promises. You are all super nice and really cool people--and I'm not trying to put myself down--but none of you deserved that, and I am disappointed in myself for letting others down. I acted irresponsible, and that is unacceptable to have from me in my opinion.
I don't exactly use this site anymore, but I will be checking it every few days for messages from people I have got back into contact. Also, my laptop is finally fixed! Hallelujah!
All that said, I hope you're all doing okay these days! Remember, if or when you need a break from the stress of your life or the people in it, that it's alright to go and take a walk, or a run, or a bike ride or even a drive to clear your head. Maybe rant to yourself or some who'll listen. Participate in something that will let you get your frustrations out on that rather than another human being. You could watch your favourite show or read your favourite book, just letting it fill you with that giddy happiness! Or! bundle yourself up in blankets somewhere warm with yummy food and a nice drink and object to conversing with others! Ooh, you could do those last two at the same time! You have every right to get yourself back together by taking a pause!! If you're having a bad day, remember people care about you and please love yourself. <3 You can get back to life later, preferably after you've slept, but you don't forget to think about yourself! Great, you go!


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Men's Bugaboot™ Plus II Omni-Heat®
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This waterproof, seam sealed and insulated winter boot is a true workhorse for activities in cold winter weather. Fortified with new hardware, including bombproof eyelets for easy and secure lacing, we've also added double rivets for durability. The reflective lining traps body heat to amplify the warming power of 200 grams of Omni-Heat® insulation. When terrain becomes truly treacherous and unpredictable, the dual compound high traction rubber keeps you safe and stable.
- Omni-Heat thermal reflective, insulated
- Full waterproof seam sealed
- Full length Techlite shell and midsole for lightweight comfort and flexibility
- Full length Omni-Grip outsole with dual compound lug patterns
- Waterproof leather for unsurpassed warmth
- Articulated collar design lends freedom of movement without sacrificing protection
- Features a waterproof system which is superior in the ability to keep the moisture away from the foot
- 200 grams insulation rated -25F/-32C
- Weather sensitive outsole for multiple hardness for greater traction in extreme cold conditions
- Surprisingly lightweight
- Weight: size 9, ½ pair = 24 oz/680.39g
- Imported
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200 grams Omni-Heat technology
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Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 41 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dave50s Bugaboot Bugaboot. Very warm and light to walk in. I snowblow in mine. Great boot. December 11, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by kalawrence9 When you need something more than a hiking boot I got these as a Christmas gift last year and wore them only a few times but they did the trick for the few days when we got a decent amount of snow and my hiking boots weren't enough. If there was one downside, they were a bit stiff out of the box and they irritated my shin and just below the calf. I think it was part the boot and part having dry skin. I think that can be deterred by wearing a thicker sock than I was wearing. But overall, I like the boots. Definitely waterproof. November 30, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by YellowstoneDeputy - One Year Review - I have had these boots now for around a year and they have gone through the very harsh conditions of Yellowstone National Park. They were out on snowmobiles/hiking (snow,mud,slush,rain) and still look and function like they just came out of the box. They are great outdoors in the cold but I sugget leaving them at the door when you go inside. To me they are to warm for inside work/long drives. They will make your feet sweat and you dont want that in cold conditions. I suggest a good pair of wool socks to go with. September 25, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by AndrewWNY Boots leaks at first lace near toes Let me pre-face this quickly by saying I never write negative reviews and I never come online to complain. If I have a problem with a product that is defective, I address the manufacturer. However, these boots are faulty by design. And If I can prevent one person from purchasing these that intend to use them the way that I did then this review is worth my time. This review is long, but the true use of these boots in the application they are intended is a disaster. Do not discard my review if you truly backwoods-hike, hunt or deep woods camp. I did not get a faulty product, these boots are NOT 100% waterproof by design. The only way you would know this is if you stepped in ice water deeper than a few inches. They leak at the first lace, right above the toes. Any standing icy water or puddles deeper than a few inches will leave you with wet feet, very quick. I read another review where a user mentioned this who sounded like he had experience in the military/hiking, and I foolishly ignored it based on the other positive reviews. That was a huge mistake and I kick myself for not delving further into it. I wore these boots for any entire season in a North east winter. I hike almost every day. Seriously, I only miss a handful of days throughout the entire year where I'm not outside with some rigorous activity. I had to cut so many excursions short due to soaked feet this winter season. Insulation is pointless If the boot is wet and your socks are soaked. We get multiple feet of snow followed by thaws here. That inevitably means ice water, and often times ice water with fluffy snow disguising it. Any ice water deeper than a few inches will send you packing home, or drastically changing your route due to knowing your feet are wet and won't hold up as long as you were planning. I'm not talking about wading through a creek here. I'm talking about a quick exposure to water deeper than where the first lace starts. If you're looking for a boot to snow blow the driveway or go back and forth to work in, then these will do. However there are much warmer boots with more insulation for less money that will serve that purpose. Why make boots that lace up high and tight, but leak a few inches from the bottom? Why cut out weight and insulation and add dexterity when they can't be used for extended winter hiking or traversing terrain with some ice water? The one star rating is NOT me just being harsh. All of these boots positive attributes are meaningless if they cannot be used for rougher terrain. Their positive attributes serve no purpose. Get yourself a warmer or heavier boot if you aren't going on extended trips outdoors. I have a tool for every job. These boots purpose were to be backwoods and rough terrain due to less insulation and lighter weight and tighter laces. They fail at that because they leak. If you utilize these off the pavement and leave your backyard in pursuit of more extreme adventure the way they were intended, you will be disappointed. And whatever you do, do NOT plan a trip outdoors for extended days/nights with these, that would be down-right disastrous and potentially dangerous. I take my gear seriously; it is what separates me from the elements. I take meticulous care of my gear but I also use my gear as it is intentioned. I don't use it just to go back and forth to the mall or snow blow or walk the dog. The latter is all these boots are good for. Bottom line, these boots leak terribly at the first lace above the toe. This is not a matter of opinion, and this is not just limited to my pair of boots. This is by design, and the Achilles heel for any real adventure seeker. Wet feet mean you go home, or stop and build a fire. I am very disappointed with Columbia and their Bugaboot when utilizing it in the application of a true outdoors/thrill seeker. It seems Columbia footwear has become just a fashion statement. No true outdoors manufacturer that takes themselves and their gear seriously would release these boots and market them for an application they can't even close to performing in. There are plenty of truly 100% waterproof boots out there. This is not one of them. April 2, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chocho Boots Warm good fit light weight snow boot great for snow shoeing February 18, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mj26 Wasnt what I expected Ive had the boot for about 4 months now, from nov-feb. i live in Baltimore where it gets really cold and windy in the winter time and I've found that the boots dont even keep my feet warm when its 30 degrees outside let alone the -25F it advertises. However they do keep your feet dry but fails when it comes to the "omni-heat". Even "double-socking" doesn't help. If the insulation was actually as good as it says to be, this would a stand-out boot. February 12, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by waterborne Great Boot This is a great warm, waterproof boot. I use these for trudging through and shoveling snow, and they keep my feet dry and incredibly warm. They have held up well through two midwest winters so far. January 31, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by mojomorris Great boot - warm and lightweight I'm on my 3rd pair of these since the late 90's and each pair seems "better" than the previous pair. With the snow and cold we have in Upstate New York (near Canada) I need something warm, comfortable and lightweight. These fit the bill for sure! As other folks have mentioned, these run a bit small so be careful when ordering. Luckily for me, I just used the size from my old pair. The new pair are a tad snug but that's not a bad thing since I can see where the lining will pack down a bit. January 31, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by ATSaltyDog Nice winter hiking boot I bought these boots for winter hiking in the NH Whites. They have proven to be very comfortable by themselves, with microspikes, and with snow shoes. Before Christmas I did a hike up one of the NH 4K footers, Liberty, on a warm day with the trail being very wet with runoff. My feet stayed dried when submersed in about 6" of water. On another hike on a VT 4K footer recently with temps close to -20 and a wind chill around -40, my feet were comfortable and warm buried in snow on about a 45-50 degree incline. You may find if you have to constantly kick into a tail head to create "foot holds" your toes may get a little cold (you will get this with any boot you wear), but when you are back to regular climbing and walking they warm right back up. I always wear a thin sock covered by a wool sock, during all four seasons of hiking, just to give you an idea of what I have on in the boots. They do run 1/2 size small like many others other have stated in reviews. I normally wear a size 9 shoe/boot and purchased a 9 1/2 which fits perfectly. I have about 100 miles of hiking on these over the past 2 months. One more point I want to make, with them being a high boot they do add ankle support which is important as I have found them stopping the ankles from rolling when I am tired at the end of a hike. No issues and would recommend these. January 26, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jim57 The boot is NOT waterproof These boots are waterproof only up to a level of about 3". Yesterday morning I stepped in water that was about 3.5" deep. Within a few seconds, I felt moisture seeping through the tongue of the boot. The boots were purchased 2 years ago and used only about 10 times and have been stored in a climate controlled closet when not in use. My cold, wet feet were very disappointed for the rest of the day. January 25, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tennegon Great Boot . . . Treated myself to these for the holidays, anticipating another Polar Vortex here on the shore of Lake Huron in Michigan. These boots arrived faster than I would have expected, and are impressively light in weight, but not lightweights. I do think they're a little large, which is surprising. I've owned several pairs of Columbia footwear, and generally get a 9 1/2 or 10, so I went with 9 1/2 on this pair, but wonder if a 9 would have been a snugger fit. It's nothing major, just seems a bit big. They are very comfortable for such a high boot, especially the insole, which feels very cushy. One of the things that I've noticed already is that snow and ice doesn't stick to the bottoms, as if the sole is coated with something. We've been having temps down around zero F, with wind chills below that, and I'm out shoveling, walking, whatever with no worries about cold feet. I'm glad I added this pair of boots to my collection of Columbia footwear. If I ever wear them out, which I just about don't think will be possible, I'll definitely buy another. January 12, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by DavidinChicago Just NOT worth the money Ok so I did an insane amount of research on winter boots and repeatedly found that this boot was the best reviewed. I cannot for the life of me understand why. For a boot thats rated for -25F/-32C my feet should not be freezing cold at 17F. However, this is what I have found. Anything below 30F and my feet are FREEZING! One pair of wool socks or two doesnt matter. Last night I wore these boots around downtown Chicago for about 3 hours in 17F weather and by the end of it my feet were so cold they were in terrible pain. When I got home it took a heating pad to warm my feet up enough to get them to stop hurting. What a complete waste of money. I have bought gloves, a balaclava, boots, and a coat with omni-tech and have learned that the omni-tech garbage is really only effective in the coats. December 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by IshLuvin 1 month of having them I'm a UPS delivery driver and i needed winter boots for the cold season. Majority of my shoes are a size 11 but with these i had size up one. Thankfully i bought mines from Sports Authority so i was able to try it on before purchasing it. They're very comfortable and lightweight for boots with so many features in it. I found my feet sweating in mid 40's degree weather. 30's is perfect. December 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by stillsguy I love 'em! I wish that I was more of a technical person so I understood how Columbia's "omni-shield" works. But I'm a believer! As a movie and tv cameraman, I'm on my feet all day in all kinds of weather. These boots are amazing: comfortable to walk and stand in and my size 13s don't feel like I'm Bozo the clown! Bitter cold I just used heavier socks, just cold, regular socks and feet stayed dry and toasty all day. December 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jack00Frost Perfect Winter Boots First things first: these boots run a full size small. I'm normally a size 7.5, I got size 8.5 and they fit very comfortably. I would recommend these boots due to their comfortable feel, attractive look, and (importantly) warmth. You could easily walk through large snow banks in these without feeling it. The only knock against them is they take a short while to break in the ankle portion; it chafes for the first week. After that they flex well and feel great. December 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Knots50 Bring on the Winter! I am a avid Golfer you plays daily here in Vancouver BC and as anyone who lives here knows it get's pretty wet and muddy this time of year. Rather than ruining another pair of Golf Shoes I bought the Bugaboot II and could not be happier. Standing water, Mud, Cold temperatures these boots will handle it all with ease and the soles are great for traction on ice as well. December 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by EnlightenedScorpio Excellent Product I bought a pair for myself, and my wife. So far, we have been very happy with these boots. It's not even winter yet officially here in upstate New York, but we've already had lots of snow and ice. These boots are keeping our feet warm and are well made. I feel secure on the snow and ice. They look great (I bought black) and wear very well. Mine fit perfectly (Size 13) and we are glad we got the size up (10) for my wife, as a 9-1/2, would have been too snug for her. Good work and thanks! We got these during the Black Friday Special, so the price was awesome. December 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hetapeta Perfect fit These boots caught my eye right away. Lightweight and a perfect fit. Have not used them in cold conditions yet but I'm sure they will deliver. December 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Reid Comfortable Boots I use these boots to work and play outside in the winter. They replaced a pair of bugaboos that I have had for nearly a decade. They are very comfortable, and feel less bulky than most pack boots. I was hesitant to get the tall boots, but it turn out to be a great decision. (no snow over the top) December 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DixieGentleman Outstanding Boot I have had this type of boot for over 4 years. Have worn them in all kinds of weather. I use to work 9 to 10 hours a day and was on My feet for at least 8 to 9 hours of it, if not longer. Walked 5 to 8 miles a day in them. The sole of the boots are just now showing major wear but still water proof and warm. Yes I do highly recommend this boot to any and all that need an all weather comfortable boot November 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TheDutchman84 Great boots I bought these boots for pheasant hunting. They're lightweight, waterproof, comfortable, and exactly what I was wanting. Couldn't be happier with my purchase. November 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bentoons Reviews Didn't Disappoint In my quest to find a cold weather boot, the Bugaboot Plus II Omni-Heat kept appearing in the top ten winter boot review sites as one of the best on the market. It boasts complete waterproofing, a patented heat-reflecting/moisture-wicking built-in lining, and a lightweight, yet supportive outer sole and upper that fit comfortably under pants. I needed a pair of boots that can withstand sub-zero temperatures for long stretches outdoors (12+ hours, sometimes low activity). While I thought these might be a little light for this challenge, I couldn't believe the first time I put them on, they actually got warmer the longer I wore them. Really impressive heat retention capabilities. I wear a 10.5 shoe (US), my feet tend to fit a bit wide in some brands. I purchased the 11 so I could double up socks if ever necessary, but they are roomy & great fit with just one pair of thick socks. I think I will be a repeat customer if these ever wear out. Well-done, Columbia; the high accolades are well-deserved. November 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LawandaR This product has great features! Fiancé love these!!! October 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MattyV Excellent Customer Service Hi, I just wanted to say thank you to Columbia Sportsware for being true to your warranty. I received a different columbia winter boot for a gift about two years ago and only started wearing it this past winter. There were some issues with the boot, but the Columbia team was very good about standing behind their product and gave me a full 100% warranty (even though they are only warrantied for 1-year)! My new boots (the Men's Bugaboot Plus II) look great, fit great and keep my feet very warm! Thanks again for your honest business practices. I will recommend you in the future! March 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JTBagwell No more frozen feet Since I was a little kid, I have had issues with my feet getting really cold and numb. This would make it difficult as a Bass Angler to stay out on the water all day long in the Spring and Fall when it was chilly outside. Since getting a pair of Bugaboots, I have not had this problem anymore. They keep my feet warm, dry and comfortable all day long. I would definitely recommend them to EVERYONE!!! February 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DOCZ Warm and sturdy boot These boots are great. Definitely waterproof standing in 5 inches of water. Very warm hiking in snow in thin socks. A little narrow in the foot but fits like a glove. I have ankle issues and the hi height really helps with ankle stabilization. Well worth it. January 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CaptJim Mens Bugaboot This is the 3rd pair of Bugaboots that I have own...always get 4- 5yrs of service out of these boots....most excellent quality. January 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MIwinters Provided excellent warmth and traction. Boot met or exceeded all expectations to endure Michigan winters. January 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marky Best Snow Boot I just bought a second pair of Bugaboot Plus II Omni-Heat, so I can work day after day in the snow and give each pair a full day to dry out all the way. Over the course of a day, they keep your feet warm and dry, regardless of weather, and they are so light and have such great traction, its a pleasure to work in winter conditions. I partner them up with Outdoor Research Crocodile gators which clip neatly onto the front gator ring, and wear a pair of chainsaw chaps over the top of all that, and it doesn't matter if the snow is 3' deep - toasty toes all day with a thin cotton and a thick wool sock inside! January 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by AegisOutdoors Great ankle support, a bit stiff I've had the boots for a couple months now and have been wearing them daily. They have done well from 32° to -37°. Socks make a big difference. I've had an ankle reconstruction, and am always looking for good support. These boots certainly provided that. On the down side, they are fairly stiff. Mine have started to develop an odd crease in on the sides. Also on the slight negative, they don't breathe as well as others, anything near or above freezing, and it's like a sauna in there. All in all, I'm happy to recommend the boots. They are significantly less bulky than my 1500 gram boots, and provided similar warmth. January 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mumincharge great boots bought as a gift for my husband, he has trouble finding comfortable shoes and boots. he loves these boots. at first thought they felt small but they seem to be okay now. the boots are very warm, excellent traction, and are very light weight. January 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Itsmebigmike Great product My second pair of Bugaboot in about 7 years or so. This pair is very light and comfortable. Had my first chance to wear them this week in -15 F and my feet stayed nice and warm with one pair of wool socks on. Work all day outside at a nordic skiing resort. January 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Badboyz Omni Heat Best Boots ever These are the best boots I have ever had they keep my feet warm and they are light - not heavy and clunky December 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mike781 Great boots I'm on feet all day and these boots keep my feet warm and dry. Definitely my favorite pair boots. December 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by bob1133 warm and very light Perfect boot warm, dry and light very hard to find boots that have those three qualities highly recommend these boots worth every penny. December 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vanya Columbia has the best shoes My brother who lives in Bulgaria loves Columbia shoes. Unfortunately there is no Columbia store there so I had to send him the shoes from here. Our Christmas wish is that Columbia store will open in Bulgaria. December 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JBMASS great boot Worked great in the recent snow storm, looks nice too! December 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jimencio Keep the snow out Great boots! Wearing them, I feel like I were a tank that can break all the barriers in my way. They also very warm. I love them so much. December 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by kkr27 Nice winter boots Good looking nice boots. December 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by WaHunter Good price. Good boot. The boot is good. They are a little stiff but hoping they will continue to break in. Warm and extremely water proof. Wore boots through ponds and high mud... No leaks. Rinsed the mud off with a hose while wearing the boots.... No leaks. Will buy again. Look forward to using in snow. October 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JaxH Perfect Boot I purchased this unseen and untried for my husband who is a UK size 11 with medium to broad feet. So to be safe, erred on the side of caution and went for a UK 11.5 = US 12. It's perfect and he is delighted (he is not easy to buy for). I would recommend a 1/2 size bigger if you are unable to try before you buy. October 15, 2013
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How to Measure
- Fold up at dotted line.
Place against a wall or other 90 degree surface.
Place heel against fold/wall on flat level surface.
- Mark the end of the longest toe with a pen or pencil.
- Measure both feet and use the larger measurement.
- Read measurement and compare to size chart.
- When comparing on the size chart, determine the closest larger measurement and use that number to determine your shoe size for your country's shoe measurement standard.
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|UPS Ground
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Intake Gasket help
Anyone have a step by step on how to change an intake gasket?
I have a 96 Concorde 3.3 with 131K miles. The CEL was on a few months ago, showing a cylinder 6 misfire (12,43,55..then confirmed at AutoZone). I replaced the plugs and wires, and reset the CEL, only to have it come back with the same codes about a month later (car is driving 10 miles a day, max).
My next guess is the intake gasket. Are these hard to replace? I have done quite a bit of the work on the car myself (IAC valves, brakes, fuel pump, water pump, MAP sensor, CAM sensor...that kinda stuff).
Will this project be over my head? More importantly, will it fix the problem?
Thanks in advance,
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I don't think the intake gasket would be causing a misfire. More likely a bad plug wire, a defective ignition coil, or even a clogged or dead fuel injector. Beyond that its engine mechanical problems.
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Spray carb cleaner at the manifold near #6 cylinder at idle. If the idle changes yoy have a gasket leak. A cracked gasket at #6 is common.
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I don't think the intake gasket would be causing a misfire.
Yes, it would.
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I replaced the intake gasket on my 95 3.3. It wasn't that hard, the way the engine is placed makes it easy. However, mine wasn't soo easy. One of the intake manifold bolts was broken, and the other half was stuck in the head. Took two hours to get it out. I STRONGLY reccomend getting all new bolts for the intake manifold from the dealer. Only three of the ones I took out were reuseable. Also, be careful with the fuel rail. Those clips where it plugs in to you have to remove. One of mine broke after I did it, so I had to have the dealer put a new one on. Now the other one broke, and my car is sitting because of the massive gas leak.
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Dont forget to put the injector harness back in before you bolt everything down.
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Here's a How-To:
Intake Manifold
3.3L Engine
See Figures 1 through 20
The intake manifold is a tuned two-piece aluminum casting with individual primary runners running from a plenum (the upper part of the manifold). The intake manifold assembly is cored with upper level EGR passages for balanced cylinder-to cylinder EGR distribution. These openings should be inspected and cleaned if necessary whenever the manifold is removed for service. Use care when working with light alloy parts. Do not over-tighten any fasteners or the casting may be damaged.
Disconnect negative battery cable.
Remove the fuel filler cap. Release the fuel system pressure using the recommended procedure.
Drain the cooling system.
Disconnect the air tube from the air cleaner and the throttle body.
Hold the throttle lever in the wide-open position and remove the throttle cable and the speed control cable from the lever. Compress the locking tabs on the cables and remove from the mounting brackets.
Fig. 1: Compress the locking tabs on the throttle and cruise control cables and remove them
Unplug the electrical connector from the solenoid on the EGR valve transducer, MAP sensor, throttle position sensor and the idle air control motor.
Fig. 2: Disconnect the solenoid from the EGR transducer
Fig. 3: Label and remove any vacuum hoses attached to the intake manifold
Disconnect the vacuum hose from the PCV valve as well as the power brake booster at the intake manifold nipple. Disconnect the vacuum line at the fuel pressure regulator.
Fig. 4: Disconnect the electrical harness leading to the MAP sensor
Fig. 5: Disconnect the vacuum hose from the PCV valve
Disconnect the purge hose from the throttle body.
Unplug the electrical harnesses from the throttle position sensor and the idle air control motor.
Fig. 6: The throttle position sensor is located on the side of the throttle body, disconnect it
Remove the EGR tube mounting screws at the intake manifold plenum.
Fig. 7: Unscrew the EGR mounting tube at the intake plenum
Remove the intake manifold plenum (upper part of the manifold) mounting bolts and remove the plenum from the engine. Cover the lower part of the intake manifold to prevent foreign material from entering the engine.
Fig. 8: Remove the intake manifold plenum mounting bolts
Fig. 9: Double check everything is detached, then lift the plenum off the lower manifold
Fig. 10: Fill the lower intake openings with clean rags
Disconnect the fuel supply and return tubes to the fuel rail at the rear of the intake manifold by pushing the quick-connect fitting toward the fuel tube while depressing the built-in disconnect tool with Quick-Connect Fitting Tool 6751. To disconnect the fitting from the fuel rail, slightly twist the fitting while maintaining downward pressure on tool 6751. Wrap shop towels around the fuel hoses to absorb any fuel spillage.
Fig. 11: Disconnect the fuel supply and return tube quick-connect fittings art the rear of the manifold
Cover the fuel line openings to prevent system contamination.
Remove the screw from the fuel clamp and separate the fuel tubes from the bracket.
Fig. 12: Remove the fuel rail mounting bolts
Tag each connector for identification, then disconnect the electrical harness from the injectors and turn toward the center of the engine.
Remove the fuel rail mounting bolts and lift fuel rail with the injectors attached straight up and off the engine. Cover the injector openings.
Remove the upper radiator hose, heater hose and the rear intake manifold hose.
Fig. 13: Loosening and tightening sequence for the intake manifold bolts-3.3L engine
Remove the intake manifold bolts and the manifold from the engine.
Fig. 14: Remove the intake manifold bolts ...
Fig. 15: ... then lift the manifold from the engine carefully
Remove the intake manifold seal retainers screws and remove the intake manifold gasket. Clean all mating surfaces.
Fig. 16: The intake manifold gasket cannot be removed until the retainers are removed
Fig. 17: The retainers are held in by screws on the ends of the block
Fig. 18: Now you can easily lift the intake gasket off the engine block
Inspect the manifold for damage, cracks or clogged passages. Repair, clean or replace the manifold as required.
To install:
Verify that all intake manifold and cylinder head sealing surfaces are clean. Place a drop of sealant onto each of the four corners of the intake manifold gasket, where the cylinder head meets the engine block. Carefully install the intake manifold gasket and tighten the seal retainers to 105 inch lbs. (12 Nm).
Fig. 19: Apply a bead of sealant on each of the four corners of the intake seating
The intake manifold gasket is made of very thin metal and can cause cuts if handled carelessly.
Install the intake manifold and eight mounting bolts. Snug down evenly to just 10 inch lbs. (1 Nm).
Tighten intake manifold bolts in the proper sequence to 16 ft. lbs. (22 Nm). Once all bolts are tightened, repeat the sequence again tightening the bolts to 16 ft. lbs. (22 Nm). Inspect to make sure all seals are still in place.
Apply a light coat of clean engine oil to the O-ring on the nozzle end of each injector.
Insert the fuel injector nozzles into the openings in the intake manifold. Seat the injectors in place and install the fuel rail mounting bolts, tightening to 16 ft. lbs. (22 Nm).
Attach the electrical connectors to each fuel injector. Rotate the injectors toward the cylinder head covers.
Reconnect the fuel supply and return tubes to the fuel rail. Be sure that the black plastic release ring to the quick-connect fitting is in the OUT position. Place special tool 6751 under the largest diameter of the quick-connect fitting.
Pull Tool 6751 toward the fuel rail until the quick-connect fitting clicks into place. Place the special tool between the shoulder of the built-in disconnect tool and top of the quick-connect fitting, then inspect the security of the fitting by applying a slight downward force against the fitting. It should be locked in place.
Install the intake plenum with new gasket onto the intake manifold. Loosely install the mounting bolts.
Fig. 20: Tightening sequence for the intake plenum-3.3L engine
Install the EGR tube to the manifold with new gasket in place. Loosely install the mounting screws.
Tighten the intake manifold plenum mounting bolts to 21 ft. lbs. (28 Nm) following the outlined sequence.
Tighten the EGR tube mounting bolts.
Reconnect the PCV valve hose and power brake booster hose.
Attach the electrical connectors to the EGR transducer solenoid, idle air control motor, map and throttle position sensors.
Install the throttle cable and speed control cable to the mounting bracket and connect to the throttle body lever while holding lever in the wide-open position.
Reconnect the purge hose to the throttle body. Reconnect the air tube to the air cleaner and the throttle body.
Drain and replace the engine oil and oil filter.
Reconnect the negative battery cable. Refill the cooling system. Run the vehicle with the radiator cap removed until the thermostat opens, adding coolant as required. Watch for fuel and coolant leaks and for correct engine operation.
Once the vehicle has cooled, recheck the coolant level and add, if necessary.
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izzay, that's one of the most common causes of misfires in our cars
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Yep, I agree with everone else about the Intake Gasket. But did you look at the Plug wires and the connections at the Coil ? Also you can test the coil too just to be on the safe side. You should cover all the easy stuff first !
Here's how to test the coil just for you info:
Coil Test
See Figures 2, 3 and 4
Fig. 2: The ignition coil connection terminal descriptions
Fig. 3: Check the primary resistance at the electrical connection and the secondary resistance across the coil towers
Fig. 4: Ignition coil terminal identification
Coil one fires cylinders 1 and 4, coil two fires cylinders 2 and 5, coil three fires cylinders 3 and 6 for the 3.3L and 3.5L engines. Each coil tower is labeled with the number of the corresponding cylinder.
Unplug the ignition cables from the coil terminals and the spark plugs. Make certain to label them before removal. Measure the resistance of the cables. Resistance must be between 3,000-12,000 ohms per ft. (30.5 cm) of cable. Replace any cable not within tolerance.
Unplug the electrical wiring harness connector from the coil pack.
Measure the primary resistance of each coil. At the coil, connect an ohmmeter between the B+ pin and the pin corresponding to the cylinders in question. Resistance on the primary side of each coil should be 0.45-0.65 ohms at 21-27°C (70-80°F). A coil not allowed to cool down, could result in inaccurate measurement results. Replace the coil with a new one if the resistance is not within tolerance.
Remove the ignition cables from the secondary towers of the coil. Measure the secondary resistance of the coil between the towers of each individual coil. Resistance for these engines depends on which manufacturer made the coil being tested. If the coil was manufactured by Diamond, the resistance should be 7000-15,800 ohms; if the coil was made by Toyodenso, the resistance should be 7000-15,800 ohms. If the coils' resistance are not within specifications, the coil must be replaced
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That gasket looks a bit over my head. I DO have a trusted mechanic that has worked on the car before when things are above my scope of expertise. How much (ballpark...) should I figure this to cost me?
I forgot to mention the plug wires and plugs were new, of course...The coild might be the last thing to try...
Do you have a picture of where I should spray the carb cleaner?
Thanks again, everyone...
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