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"what the actual fuck" absolutely makes this text perfect
I slept with a guy with 3 balls. He didn't cum any more than a guy with 2 balls
But he sounds like maracas when he fucks or dances.
Was his nickname "E.T.", as in The Extra Testicle?
as opposed to a theoretical fuck?
absorbed twin? I wonder if it works...multiple testicle implants...like the krogan...a one man bukake
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Foxconn Technology Probes Blast, Fire at China's Chengdu Plant
Foxconn Technology Group, maker of Apple Inc.'s iPhones and iPads, is investigating the cause of an explosion and fire at its plant in southwest China's Sichuan province that killed two people and injured 16.
"We have begun investigation for the unfortunate incident," Edmund Ding, a company spokesman, said by phone today. "We will brief the public as soon as we have new findings."
The blast on Foxconn's Chengdu campus occurred at about 7 p.m. local time yesterday, and the fire was extinguished late last night, Ding said. He declined to say what products the factory makes or estimate financial loss related to the accident.
Terry Gou, chairman of Taiwan-based Foxconn, has been shifting production to Chengdu and other interior cities in China such as Wuhan and Chongqing, where labor is about one-third cheaper than in the country's south. The $2 billion laptop plant where the explosion took place opened in October, Xinhua reported yesterday.
The affected plant makes Apple's iPad2 tablet computers, the Economic Observer said on its website yesterday, citing unidentified company workers. Gou is flying to Chengdu, the Beijing-based newspaper said, citing unidentified company employees.
"We are working closely with Foxconn at this point to understand what caused this terrible event," Steve Dowling, a spokesman for Cupertino, California-based Apple, said in a phone interview. "We are deeply saddened by the tragedy."
Dowling declined to comment on any possible supply disruptions, referring questions to Foxconn.
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After last night's USA-Belgium game, we'd like to present Tim Howard as evidence that everything Ann Coulter thinks she knows about soccer is wrong.
1. Individual achievement is not a big factor in soccer.
Ann Coulter says that "Individual achievement is not a big factor in soccer...the blame is dispersed and almost no one scores anyway."
Erm, nope. Tim's record-breaking shift in goal last night was one of the finest examples of individual achievement defining the narrative of a match we've ever seen.
SHOT MAP: Belgium had 39 shots vs. #USA. THIRTY-NINE. Absolute madness. What a game of football. #BEL pic.twitter.com/zBHCmv5wgc— Squawka Football (@Squawka) July 1, 2014
2. The hands and the beard
Ann Coulter says: "You can't use your hands in soccer. What sets man apart from the lesser beasts, besides a soul, is that we have opposable thumbs. Our hands can hold things. Here's a great idea: Let's create a game where you're not allowed to use them!"
Tim made a huge number of saves last night, and we are pretty darn sure he was using his hands.
Plus, what THAT beard, Tim is single-handedly blurring the line between man and beast.
Why not!?!? @TimHowardGK for President! pic.twitter.com/TC9lSEtpCZ— Vanessa Coria 13News (@13VanessaCoria) July 2, 2014
3. The MVP
"Do they even have MVPs in soccer?" asks Ann.
Why yes, Ann, yes they do, and last night Tim Howard won the Man of the Match award for facing 27 shots on target and carrying USA's tired defense on his epic broad shoulders. To the extent that somebody wanted him charge of all of your defense.
The @Wikipedia page for U.S. Secretary of Defense was changed (briefly) tonight to Tim Howard. #USAvsBEL pic.twitter.com/5ZTTQuLbfN— Gary Buchanan (@Gary_Jerry) July 2, 2014
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England's bowlers toiled in the Colombo heat as Sri Lanka skipper Mahela Jayawardene produced another batting masterclass on an even first day of the second Test.
With the hosts already 1-0 up in the two-match series, Jayawardene enjoyed a fine start to the day by winning what seemed a crucial toss and opting to bat.
James Anderson, though, did his best to derail hopes of a substantial first-innings total by taking three early wickets to reduce Sri Lanka to 30 for three.
But the second of those merely heralded the introduction of Jayawardene, who followed up his 180 in the first encounter with another tour de force.
Again dealing in precision rather than power, the diminutive number four thrived on a dry, cracked surface that looked likely to deteriorate substantially as the game goes on.
He faced 216 deliveries today in hitting a stunning 105 and dampening the tourists' hopes of ending a disappointing winter on a high.
Indeed, England headed into the encounter desperate to end a four-Test losing sequence, having followed up a 3-0 loss against Pakistan with a 75-run defeat in Galle.
At one stage it appeared Jayawardene was going to compound their misery, but Graeme Swann crucially removed the captain before Steven Finn accounted for his namesake, Prasanna.
Angelo Mathews remained resolute and was 41 not out at stumps, with Sri Lanka 238 for six.
On a day when Test cricket's 2,000,000th run was scored - off the bat of Thilan Samaraweera - the crowd were given another reminder of why this remains the game's premier form as momentum swung back and forth throughout.
Anderson got England off to a flying start and, just like the first encounter, soon found himself on a hat-trick.
Tillakaratne Dilshan, having struck back-to-back cover-driven boundaries, edged to Matt Prior, before Kumar Sangakkara registered his second golden duck in as many Tests, first slip Andrew Strauss catching at the second attempt.
Anderson had to wait until the start of his next over for the hat-trick ball, which Mahela Jayawardene tickled through fine-leg for four, but soon grabbed a third wicket.
He found movement back into Lahiru Thirimanne, who shouldered arms to be trapped in front, and then unsuccessfully reviewed umpire Bruce Oxenford's decision.
Finn and Tim Bresnan, in the XI in place of Monty Panesar and the injured Stuart Broad, both caused further alarm, but Jayawardene and Samaraweera batted through to lunch.
The former, in particular, looked impressive as a series of dabs and sweeps provided frustration for England's bowlers with conditions seemingly easing.
That annoyance was added to as Alastair Cook narrowly failed to hold a difficult chance at short-leg, after which he did grasp a Finn delivery that troubled Samaraweera. Despite a loud England appeal, though, umpire Aleem Dar delivered a not-out verdict, which was upheld on review with video evidence proving inconclusive.
After being starved of runs by Samit Patel, Jayawardene brought up his half-century with a quick single. But Finn continued his bombardment of Samaraweera, striking the batsman on the helmet.
Samaraweera then glided narrowly past leg-slip for four before Jayawardene illustrated his great touch by launching Patel down the ground for six.
The century stand was brought up soon after, with the former then reaching his fifty courtesy of a cut through point off Swann.
Runs came more freely as the afternoon session wore on but, on the stroke of tea, Bresnan found some reverse swing to trap Samaraweera in front for 54.
Both Anderson and Swann were proving difficult to handle after the restart, with the former forcing an edge from Jayawardene - only for Strauss to miss a difficult, low chance.
That was the best opportunity of an excellent four-over spell from the seamer who, much like Swann, bowled impressively with little reward.
Looking in increasingly good touch, Jayawardene glanced Swann through fine-leg before Mathews cut the off-spinner through cover for another four. The former reached his 31st Test ton with a clip through mid-on.
Swann, though, got a deserved breakthrough when, bowling around the wicket, he found drift and prodigious spin to trap Jayawardene - who unsuccessfully reviewed - in front for 105.
England then surprisingly took the new ball, which, with little movement on offer, helped the batsman more than bowlers - as Prasanna Jayawardene showed with a glorious straight-driven four off Finn.
The bowler grabbed his revenge, though, finding a little away movement to catch the edge, Prior doing the rest.
Mathews was fortunate to survive a couple of late inside-edges with men around the bat, but reached stumps alongside Suraj Randiv, who was unbeaten on five.
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My Way on the Highway
A wry and revealing history of American car-buying habits can hit uncomfortably close to home.
The first bit of knowledge I was able to organize as a child was about cars. We lived on Sheridan Road, a major thoroughfare in Chicago, and from my bedroom window I could see and, by their body shapes, grilles and hood ornaments, soon enough identify the makes and models of the cars streaming past. Sitting at night at my window, I would determine not to go to sleep until 20 Fords or 15 Chevys or 10 DeSotos or five Packards had passed. These were the years of World War II; car production had halted in the United States in 1942, and there weren't foreign cars on the streets. The job of identifying cars in 1943 was made a lot easier for a 6-year-old boy. The game nonetheless gave immense satisfaction.
It still does, except now I also enjoy guessing the aspirations of the owners. If unqualified aspiration alone dictated choice, I suppose we should all be tooling around in Ferraris or Bentleys. But even within the circumscriptions of our wallets, the cars we choose to drive convey a good deal about us. Why did we buy the Honda instead of the Volkswagen, the Jaguar instead of the Mercedes, the Chevy not the Ford? Whatever car we drive tells something about us, something not insignificant.
As someone who writes stories, I take care, whenever I have a character drive from place to place, to name the make of his car. In my story "Bartlestein's First Fling," the eponymous hero is dissuaded from buying a Mercedes by his father-in-law and instead buys a Lexus. "He found the Lexus to be the perfect car for him," I wrote, "dependable, not too showy, efficient, quietly luxurious. He has himself become a kind of human Lexus."
Engines of Change
By Paul Ingrassia
Simon & Schuster, 395 pages, $30
Paul Ingrassia, in his highly entertaining book on the manufacture and marketing of cars in America, does not go so far as to say that we are what we drive, as Brillat-Savarin claimed we are what we eat, but he does persuasively show how the times help choose our cars for us. In "Engines of Change," he writes about the automobiles that swept the American imagination at various periods and about the different types of vehicle (the minivan, the sport utility vehicle, the pickup truck) that, as he puts it, "have either changed American society or uniquely captured the spirit of their times." Along the way he provides lots of anecdotes about such car czars as Henry Ford, Lee Iacocca and John DeLorean; the key figures in German and Japanese auto production and innovation; and the people who have never lost their taste for exotic American cars and formed clubs around them.
Mr. Ingrassia's lucid account is roughly chronological in organization, and from it one gets a sense of the history of the car in the United States. This runs from the modest (the Model T, the VW Beetle, the Honda) to the wretchedly excessive (rococoly befinned Cadillacs of the 1950s, designer pickup trucks, the Brobdingnagian Hummer). One realizes, too, that the automobile industry has been hostage to the economy in general and the price of gasoline in particular; Mr. Ingrassia's book makes plain the reasons in economic history why compact cars came along when they did and why monster SUVs came along when they did. ("Sport utility vehicle, hell," the comedian Jackie Mason exclaimed. "It's a truck, schmuck.")
Reading "Engines of Change," I was more than a touch dismayed to discover that, far from driving to a different drummer, when it comes to car buying, I have for much of my life been locked in a gridlock of conformity with my fellow Americans. At one time or another I have owned or attempted to buy many of the cars Mr. Ingrassia features in his book. In the middle 1960s, for example, I owned a black Corvair, with its "four on the floor" manual transmission (a phrase that also used to be the high-school definition of a double-date at the prom). It was great fun to drive until that spoilsport Ralph Nader came along to declare it "Unsafe at Any Speed" and launch his career as the people's troubleshooter—some would say troublemaker.
Not long after, I bought a used Cadillac, whose reverse gear did not always engage, which made parking it an interesting challenge. In 1964, the paterfamilias of a large family—four children and much livestock—I tried to acquire a used Volkswagen microbus for $945 at Cliff Packer's Auto Ranch in Little Rock, Ark., where the salesmen's dress code included 10-gallon hats, canes and a compulsory toothpick in the left-hand corner of the mouth. I would have acquired it, too, except that my insisting on paying cash queered the deal for Mr. Packer, who was more interested in the profit from financing his cars.
I am not sure how it came about, but in 1969 I owned another of the cars featured in "Engines of Change," a forest-green Pontiac GTO. Mr. Ingrassia refers, accurately, to the GTO's "throaty roar" and "guttural exhaust pipes"—it was widely known as "a muscle car," if not so chez Epstein. I remember that roar and those guttural pipes well, but what I recall most is that the Pontiac GTO required roughly two gallons of gas to parallel park. I drove mine mainly from gas station to gas station. Mr. Ingrassia describes owners of the GTO as "rebels without a clue," a phrase I view as a most painful gotcha.
"Engines of Change" is studded with amusing phrases. After listing the descriptions used in brochures to sell the Corvair, Mr. Ingrassia quietly closes his paragraph by noting: "No adjective was left behind." Remarking on the high sales figures for the Ford Mustang, he quotes an ad from a New York diner that read, "Our Hotcakes Are Selling Like Mustangs." The early Honda Civic, he notes, came in just two colors, yellow and orange, "and both were bright enough to cure hangovers in a Japanese pachinko parlor." The plain dress code at General Motors gave its executives "sartorial parity with the Soviet Politburo." Occasionally he will step down too firmly on the clever prose pedal, but overall he provides, as the ads about expensive cars have it, an admirably smooth performance.
After bingeing on Corvairs and GTOs, I went, so to say, straight and bought a series of intentionally—my intention, not the car makers—dull cars: a Mercury Comet, a Chevy Malibu and a pair of Oldsmobile Cutlasses. (In between, I purchased a 1970 dreary gray Volvo, which had something called a Manual Choke, a good name, I used to think, for a Cuban junkball pitcher for the old Washington Senators.) About to buy my third Cutlass in 1991, I discovered that the price had jumped substantially, putting it above $20,000, and so I took a hike and bought the first of four BMWs I would own, two 3-series and two 5-series. I did so, I now learn from Mr. Ingrassia, just as many of my more pretentious countrymen—yuppies, to give them the name he does—did. There I was, at the wheel of my BMWs, once again mooing in the middle of the herd of independent minds, a thoroughgoing conformist in spite of my obvious intellectual penetration and bewitching subtlety. Mr. Ingrassia's view is that the boomer generation, of which I am not a member, was keenly status conscious and in the Beemer—Beemers for Boomers—found a car that was foreign and fashionable, but not ostentatious.
"Engines of Change" is, in effect, a history of American car-buying habits through the past 100 years. And, as such, it is astonishingly comprehensive, leaving out only a few striking items. To revert to my own car-buying again, Mr. Ingrassia makes no mention of the American Motors Co.'s lemon, the Pacer, a beige version of which I bought in the 1970s. I should like to be able to report that I was drunk when I bought it or that I won it in a poker game. The truth is that I deliberately bought a car that looked like nothing so much as a semicircular greenhouse on wheels and whose terrible steering wouldn't allow a U-turn in the Champs-Elysées. The phrase hadn't come into vogue yet, but what was I thinking? Perhaps of opening a plant shop one day? (My son Mark claims that I bought the Pacer to keep him from any chance of having sex on dates while in high school—for no respectable girl would be found even necking in a Pacer.)
Mr. Ingrassia touches on social class and regional car-buying habits but leaves ethnic ones alone. There is, for example, the alleged penchant of Greek-Americans of a certain generation for white Lincolns; and for a long stretch, now coming to its end, Jews would not own German cars. Mr. Ingrassia reminds us that Ferdinand Porsche, who developed the Volkswagen for Hitler, was a favorite of the Führer and that one of the principal owners of BMW was the stepson of Joseph Goebbels. My father's generation wouldn't buy Fords because of Henry Ford, the author of "The International Jew" and other cogent works. To this day, the Ford Motor Co. remains, if certainly not in the least anti-Semitic, a touch Jew-deaf, producing for some years a model called the Taurus. No Jew would buy a car called the Taurus when the Yiddish word for trouble is tsooris.
The naming of car models is another outlet for Mr. Ingrassia's wit. He reminds us of the various hype-infused and outright silly names that have been called into service: the Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz, the Pontiac LeMans, the Dodge Swinger, the Porsche Cayenne (driven by Mrs. Tony Soprano), the Toyota Prius (which, for its environmental correctness, has come to be known as "The Pious"). One day I was driving with my 6-year-old granddaughter, who asked why the car in front of us, a Hyundai, was called a Sonata. "I don't know, kiddo," I answered. "Maybe because it sonata Jaguar." Perhaps this is the place to mention that I currently drive a black Jaguar S-Type. I'm relieved to say that Mr. Ingrassia neglects to mention what this says about me.
"Engines of Change" informed and charmed me, even if I ended the book unbloodied but bowed by the realization of how alike my taste in cars has been with just about everyone else's. The only reason for what little pride I have left is that, in a long life, at least I can say that I have never owned a station wagon.
—Mr. Epstein's latest book, "Essays in Biography," will be published this autumn by Axios Press.


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Version 1.9.5 of Codestriker, a Web application that supports code reviewing by geographically distributed teams of developers has just been released. The new version offers sophisticated syntax highlighting.
This task is handled by the Highlight program, which was authored by André Simon. The GPL'd tool supports highlighting for more than 120 programming and markup languages including C, C++, Java, Perl, HTML, Ada95, Maya, and Relax-NG.
Codestriker will work with version control systems such as CVS, Subversion, Clearcase, Perforce, and Visual Sourcesafe, and bugtrackers such as Bugzilla. The current version also supports the Testdirector issue tracker. Thanks to the Scmbug integration software, which combines bug tracking and versioning, users can jump directly from the bug ID to the offending section of code. The current release supports version 0.9.5 of the LXR source code indexer.
Codestriker gives teams of developers the ability to compare and comment on source code, and thus handle the code review procedure online.
Author David Sitsky released version 1.0 of Codestriker back in 2001. At the time, the Perl application comprised a single CGI script. Sitsky wrote the program to provide a practical alternative to mailing source code diffs.
The Codestriker homepage has more details. The application is available as a source code archive here.
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The Rangers got back to their winning ways as Henrik Lundqvist made 27 saves to shut out the Nashville Predators 3-0 on Tuesday night.
After a loss Sunday to the Montreal Canadiens, the Blueshirts stood stout against Nashville. Dan Girardi, John Mitchell and Ryan Callahan scored for New York, which has emerged as one of the best teams in hockey this season.
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China's Market Share of Soybean Imports May Rise to 60 Percent
Chinese soybean imports may surge 10 percent in the marketing year that started on Oct. 1, increasing the country's share of world purchases to 60 percent, Hamburg-based researcher Oil World said.
China's inbound soybean shipments will total 57.8 million metric tons this year, Oil World said today in a report. Global imports will total 95.9 million tons, according to the report. Brazilian shipments to China surged to 1 million tons in November from 10,000 tons in the same month a year earlier and Argentinian exports to the East Asian country more than tripled to 400,000 tons, according to the report.
"Chinese imports are picking up," Oil World said. "The latest exports of soybeans to China were quite impressive with shipments from South America unusually high."
Soybean futures have dropped 21 percent this year on the Chicago Board of Trade. The price has declined on speculation that demand for raw materials used to make food and fuel will fall amid faltering global economies.
China imported a total of 5.41 million tons from the U.S., Argentina and Brazil in November, up 3 percent from the same period a year earlier, Oil World said. China's share of the soybean-import market was 58 percent last year, data from the researcher show. Production in the country may fall 8.7 percent, according to the report.


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THE ADJUSTABLE CHEST By: Jim Richards In 1970, at our first house located in Saugerties, NY, seven black cherry trees in the front yard had been struck...view details
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"When you get into the larger aircraft it becomes like a hotel, with dozens of staff supporting the plane based in a galley area down below. You have very comprehensive cooking facilities, and on larger aircraft we have looked at theatres, with spiral staircases and a Steinway grand piano. The limitations for what you can put inside a plane are pretty much the limits of physics, and even money cannot always overcome that. Even so, people are still always trying to push [the limits]. "
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You want to watch what you want, when you want to watch it. That's why you have televisions in the living room, home theater, bedroom, kitchen, exercise room and den, and maybe even the garage and bathroom-not to mention TiVo and DVD players-and why networks are putting some shows on their Web sites. It's also why some geniuses invented portable DVD players, and why more and more of those miniature marvels are showing up in corporate and private jets.
True, some such jets feature highly sophisticated built-in entertainment systems, with multiple high-definition DVD players, iPod ports and satellite-direct radio and television. But what if your setup is more modest? Or you have two large-screen monitors but passengers want to watch four different movies?
That's when you'll be glad to have aboard one or more portable DVD players. They're particularly handy when kids are in the cabin and in parts of the world where satellite television has no coverage.
The basics are pretty standard: a liquid-crystal display (LCD); a holder for the DVD; and an array of controls to start, stop, pause and adjust the picture. Beyond that, though, there are lots of alternatives. Here's what to consider:
Design. Flip-up models are similar to small laptop computers and are arguably preferable to tablet-style players where the screen is left unprotected during storage. Many players have a slot for the disc or a disc tray that emerges and retracts from the side or front. Some users, though, prefer a flip-up disc cover, pointing out that DVDs have been known to get stuck in the other mechanisms.
Picture quality. A player with 480-by-234 lines-per-inch resolution can't reproduce all the detail from a disc, resulting in a slightly fuzzy picture. Screen resolution of about 1,000-by-600 will deliver a much sharper image. Keep in mind that the player itself may be capable of better resolution than the screen can display-and that may matter if you ever connect the unit to a higher quality external monitor.
Outputs. Some players have two headphone jacks, while others have dual jacks for external speakers or an audio splitter with a single plug and two headsets. The more outputs the better.
Formats. Some portable DVD players accommodate a wide variety of audio and video formats in addition to standard DVD, including DVD-R and CD-RW as well as MP3 music and jpeg picture files.
Speaking of formats, a market war is raging in the DVD world that recalls the 1980s battle between VHS and Betamax. The battle concerns whether Blu-ray or HD-DVD will become the next-generation optical disc format. Both technologies produce superb video, but they are incompatible and neither is yet available in portable models. The good news is that you don't have to worry that your videodisc collection will become obsolete. Both Blu-ray and HD-DVD players will be backward compatible with today's discs, designers claim.
Size and weight. A simple DVD player with a 3.5-inch screen may weigh slightly less than three pounds, while a top-of-the-line unit with a 10.5-inch screen could weigh more than twice as much. With accessories, a disc collection and a carrying case, the package may come close to 10 pounds-or even more if, like some players today, the one in question has two monitors. Obviously, there's a tradeoff to consider here: You want something big enough to watch comfortably but small enough to be truly portable.
Battery life. Lithium-ion batteries are best and most common and typically last about 2.5 hours between charges, but some players have batteries that operate for five hours or more. If you like a player's features but not its battery life, one solution is to carry a spare battery. Another is to purchase a player with an AC adapter. Both ideas somewhat defeat the idea of portability, but they're nice fallback solutions.
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Oak Creek Homes In Odessa, TX provides comfortable, affordable, factory-built homes to teh WEST TEXAS area. We have been building homes for over forty years. We want to thank you for your confidence and support as we celebrate this year and the completion of our 50,000th home.
We're a manufactured and modular housing producer with three manufacturing facilities serving 14 states, including Texas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi. In 40 years, we've built more than 42,000 homes, and have been a leading producer of modular homes in Texas and along the Gulf Coast for the past ten years. We have a solid reputation for quality and are the only producer offering homebuyers a 7-Year Service Protection Package.
Our regional focus has allowed us to develop a complete line of affordable homes to meet almost every need. Our homes range from basic, value-series models to larger, developer-series models. Our homes are more affordable than site-built homes and still have all their features. Our other products include dormitory-style housing, portable oil field units, and commercial offices. We can meet any need, from relatively inexpensive temporary solutions to affordable permanent housing.
We can typically produce a home in four to eight weeks. Because our homes are built in a controlled environment, there are virtually no weather-related construction delays.
In addition to constructing the home, we often arrange for delivery and installation of the home, the HVAC and other details. We have in-house access to insurance and financing resources to simplify the buying process for homebuyers. We'll do as much as you want us to.
Best wishes to you.
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Manufactured homes, are built in a factory. Each home conforms to the US government's Construction and Safety Standards (HUD code), rather than to building codes enforced at the home's destination. Each home or segment of a home is labeled with a red tag that is the manufacturer's guarantee the home was built to conform to the HUD code. Oak Creek manufactured homes exceed HUD code construction requirements and are known for their quality and attention to finish detail. Each of our homes comes with a 7-Year Service Protection Package – the strongest in the industry.
You are assured of first-rate construction, because all manufactured homes built since 1976 must meet the strict performance standards of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The department's code requires the highest standards in every phase of construction and its requirements are comparable to the Standard Building Code for site-built homes. Oak Creek Homes has its own quality assurance program, and every home's design and construction is inspected and approved by an independent outside source.
Oak Creek Homes built for the Gulf Coast are designed to withstand hurricane-force winds. As for fire, insurance company studies concluded that the chance of fire in a site-built home is twice that of today's manufactured home. Thanks to stringent building codes, safety inspection standards and anchoring requirements, an Oak Creek manufactured home may be the safest home you can buy.
To find the date of manufacture, look for a data plate located inside your home, usually on or near the main electrical panel, in a kitchen cabinet, or in a bedroom closet. The data plate offers information about the home's heating, cooling, and other appliances and components. The data plate also shows you the wind zone and snow load for which the home was built. A red HUD label with a stamped serial number should be attached to the exterior of the home.
No. Some communities and developments do not allow manufactured housing. Research local zoning ordinances, deed restrictions, restrictive covenants, and other similar documents before purchasing land for a manufactured home. If you are moving into a community with ordinances or construction restrictions, you may want to consider an Oak Creek modular home.
Yes, but make sure you use a transport company that is familiar with the laws for moving such structures. You should also consider the zone for which the manufactured home was originally constructed. Never move a manufactured home to a zone with more restrictive wind, thermal, or roof load requirements than the zone for which it was built. Check the data plate for zoning information. Climate differences and the cost of moving your manufactured home might make it more practical to sell it and purchase another at your new location.
Financing a manufactured home is no more difficult than financing any other home. Personal property financing is readily available. Conventional, VA, FHA and other financing programs, with terms of up to 30 years, are available when a home is financed as real property. Lenders are active in financing manufactured homes because studies prove that the appreciation of these homes is comparable to the appreciation of site-built homes. Oak Creek Homes can help you with a number of financing options to fit your needs and budget.
Most manufacturers offer a Protection Plan that covers the home and its systems during a stated Protection Plan period. Some appliances may be covered by their own warranties. Before you purchase a manufactured home, find out which items are covered by Protection Plan, who offers the Protection Plan, and how Protection Plan repairs are performed. Oak Creek Homes sold at participating Oak Creek home Centers are covered with a 7-Year Service Protection Package. Just ask for details when you visit a participating home center.
Oak Creek Homes takes pride in the fact that we offer personal service after the sale and installment of all of our homes. Our goal is to have happy customers that we can turn to for recommendations for future home buyers. In the event of a problem, please call your service representative and we will do everything we can to correct the problem as quickly and conveniently as possible.
Modular homes are built in sections in a factory setting, indoors, where they are never subjected to adverse weather conditions. The sections move through the factory, with the company's quality control department checking them after every step. Finished modules are covered for protection, then transported to your home site. They are placed on a pre-made foundation, joined, and completed.
That depends on your design, but some modular homes can be built in the factory in as little as 4-6 weeks. And since modulars are built indoors, there's never a weather delay. It usually takes another 2-4 weeks to complete the home once it's delivered to the building site.
Mobile homes, now called manufactured homes, are built to conform to the same federal code, no matter where they will be delivered. That code is called the HUD code. A modular home conforms to the building codes that are required at the specific location it will be delivered to, and in many cases construction exceeds the required codes.
No, and unless you were there to see the house delivered and assembled, you might not guess it's a modular home. Oak Creek offers a broad array of exterior designs and interior floor plans.
Yes. Most banks, appraisers, and insurance companies treat modular homes the same way they do site built homes--a house that's constructed entirely on your property. Oak Creek Homes offers a number of financing options for you to consider. Please use this web site to fill out a loan application and the mortgage calculator to help you determine the monthly payments that best fit your budget.
We believe you Oak Creek homes offer a terrific value for the dollar and typically costs less per square foot than a similar site-built home. And there are other cost-saving features:
The following model homes are available to tour at our Design Center. Call us to set up a no-hassle visit and discover the "Oak Creek Difference." If you don't find the perfect floor-plan below, please use our floor-plan search above to explore all of the housing choices available to you. We look forward to building you your dream home!
This kitchen features an island that Thanksgiving dinners were made for. Also has a hidden utility room.
A fantastic master suite complete with huge walk-in closet makes this floorplan one of Oak Creek's most popular.
This dynamic floorplan features a true master suite, a huge yet practical utility and a kitchen that opens to the living room.
*Also available in a Galaxy Series
Any growing family will benefit from the three full bathrooms that come with this popular Classic model.
This plan delivers almost 1500 square feet of style and efficiency, all without sacrificing warmth and comfort.
*Also available in a Galaxy Series
Double your windows in the breakfast nook to create a beautiful morning view. This is a 4 or 5 bedroom plan with charm to spare.
*Also available in a Galaxy Series
Open Floor Plan
Optional Kitchen
Optional Master Bath
Optional Exterior Siding
Optional Galaxy Upgrade
*Also available in a Galaxy Series
With 1365 square feet, this beautiful home offers as much square footage as many of our doubles.
A huge walk-in closet, a beautiful island kitchen and 1300+ square feet make this one of our most popular plans.
*Also available in a Galaxy Series
Oak Creek Homes now carries the Acorn product line. This line includes a one year factory warranty but is not eligible for the Oak Creek 7 Year Home Protection Plan from the local dealerships.
This plan makes amazing use of it's 1364 square feet. The kitchen and LR layout provides true openness.
*Also available in a Galaxy Series
Oak Creek Homes now carries the Acorn product line. This line includes a one year factory warranty but is not eligible for the Oak Creek 7 Year Home Protection Plan from the local dealerships.
Oak Creek Homes now carries the Acorn product line. This line includes a one year factory warranty but is not eligible for the Oak Creek 7 Year Home Protection Plan from the local dealerships.
Hide your dirty laundry in this amazing hidden pantry/ utility room...a truly one of a kind home.
*Also available in a Galaxy Series
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The Department of the Interior is responsible for managing much of the nation's vast natural resources. Its agencies implement an array of programs intended to protect these precious resources for future generations while also allowing certain uses of them, such as oil and gas development and recreation. In some cases, Interior is authorized to collect royalties and fees for these uses. Over the years, GAO has reported on challenges facing Interior as it implements its programs. In addition to basic program management issues, the department faces difficult choices in balancing its many responsibilities, and in improving the condition of the nation's natural resources and the department's infrastructure, in light of the federal deficit and long-term fiscal challenges facing the nation. This testimony highlights some of the major management challenges facing Interior today.
The Department of the Interior has made progress in addressing challenges that GAO has identified in such areas as developing and maintaining better data to manage the department's programs and strengthening internal controls. However, numerous important problems remain, as discussed below. Management of resource protection efforts needs to be strengthened. Interior has undertaken steps to improve some of its resource protection efforts, but it has yet to develop a cohesive national strategy to address wildland fire issues, as GAO has recommended. In addition, Interior agencies that manage hardrock mining and oil and gas production on their lands have not effectively carried out their environmental protection responsibilities. Management problems in Indian and island community programs persist. While Interior has implemented major reforms to address weaknesses in managing Indian trust funds and other assets, concerns remain about finalizing organizational changes and delays in decisions about land that the department will take into trust status. In addition, island community programs continue to lack accountability measures. Land appraisals continue to fall short of standards. While Interior has consolidated the land appraisal function into a departmental office to address serious problems with the quality of its appraisals and the millions of dollars that had been lost as a result, a large portion of appraisals that GAO reviewed still did not comply with recognized appraisal standards. Deferred maintenance backlog needs to be addressed. Interior has implemented improved inventory and asset management systems for some programs, but it is not clear how it will address the estimated $17 billion in deferred maintenance. Other programs continue to lack information required to accurately estimate needs. Revenue collection needs more management attention. Interior may not be collecting billions of dollars of revenue from oil and gas royalties; geothermal royalties; and fees from individual recreational uses, air tour operations in and around national parks, and commercial filming and still photography in national parks. Contract and grant management lack needed controls. Because it lacks adequate controls over management of grants and contracts, Interior cannot ensure that millions of dollars in grant and contract funding were used appropriately.
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Oil and Gas:Interior Could Do More to Account for and Manage Natural Gas EmissionsGAO-16-607: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 21, 2016.
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Environmental Protection Agency:Status of Efforts to Address Nonpoint Source Water Pollution through the Section 319 ProgramGAO-16-697R: Published: Jul 14, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 14, 2016.
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Unauthorized Grazing:Actions Needed to Improve Tracking and Deterrence EffortsGAO-16-559: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2016.
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Environmental Protection:Status of GAO Recommendations to EPAGAO-16-722T: Published: Jun 14, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 14, 2016.
Indian Energy Development:Interior Could Do More to Improve Its Process for Approving Revenue-Sharing AgreementsGAO-16-553: Published: Jun 13, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 14, 2016.
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Climate Change:Selected Governments Have Approached Adaptation through Laws and Long-Term PlansGAO-16-454: Published: May 12, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 13, 2016.
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Midway Atoll:U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Faces Many Competing PrioritiesGAO-16-382: Published: Jun 2, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 2, 2016.
Apr 29, 2016
Municipal Freshwater Scarcity:Survey of Technology Adoption by Municipal Water Utilities (GAO-16-588SP, April 29, 2016), an E-supplement to GAO-16-474GAO-16-588SP: Published: Apr 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Apr 29, 2016.
Technology Assessment:Municipal freshwater scarcity: Using technology to improve distribution system efficiency and tap nontraditional water sourcesGAO-16-474: Published: Apr 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Apr 29, 2016.
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Tongass National Forest:Forest Service's Actions Related to Its Planned Timber Program TransitionGAO-16-456: Published: Apr 25, 2016. Publicly Released: Apr 25, 2016.
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The original LashBlast Mascara (in the bright orange tube) has been a runaway success for Cover Girl, so it's not surprising they keep launching more mascaras associated with it. This lengthening option is another winner. This mascara works exactly as claimed, allowing you to build impressively long, perfectly separated lashes. Thickness is minor, but without question this makes lashes really long, and without clumps or flaking. Removal is easy with a good water-soluble cleanser and lashes stay soft and fringed, not brittle or flake-prone.
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The BEST mascara EVER!!!
This is my absolute FAVORITE mascara, but unfortunately it appears to have been discontinued :( I don't understand why whenever I find a product that I really like or that works great...Read complete review
This is my absolute FAVORITE mascara, but unfortunately it appears to have been discontinued :( I don't understand why whenever I find a product that I really like or that works great for me it gets discontinued!!!
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Icky stuff
I tried this because Lash Exact is gone and it has the plastic bristled brush. The big brush makes it difficult to really reach the lash roots for full coverage. The product itself is...Read complete review
I tried this because Lash Exact is gone and it has the plastic bristled brush. The big brush makes it difficult to really reach the lash roots for full coverage. The product itself is getting quite clumpy in a rather short amount of time since I've opened it. It doesn't lengthen anywhere near what my old Lash Exact could do. By day's end, little mascara flakes line my glasses. The ancient brush and cake method ('68 Max Factor) lasted longer even if you had to add your own water. :(
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This is my absolute favorite mascara, but unfortunately I can't find it anywhere lately. I can't stand it when companies discontinue great products!!!
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I gave it a try, but like every mascara I've ever tried, it flaked and was almost gone by the end of the day. I have dry skin, and don't use any oily products around the eyes, so it's something else causing the flaking and lack of tenacity.
Long wearing, but tube quickly dries out
By Tracy S.
I have oily skin so have trouble finding a mascara that wears well all day and doesn't smear. This mascara scores well in that respect. However, I prefer more volume than this mascara provides and like others here, I find the contents dry out after just a few weeks so a tube will only last about a month.
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I think I have tried all the lengthening mascaras. This is the best. If I ever have trouble with clumps, which is not often, I just wipe the wand with a tissue. Not much thickening, but I don't want that anyway. Just long lashes. Perfect!
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The product is great for the first couple of uses, but within two weeks the only thing the mascara does is clump, and clump, and clump....that's actually why I am on the site reviewing mascara's today, because I have had it with this one!
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I applied 2-3 coats and the only thing that registered was good definition and zero length. I can only recommend this to those who are new to using makeup and who want a literal "no mascara" mascara look. Otherwise, it was a terrible waste of money even for a drugstore mascara.
Does exactly what it says...
By Jennifer T2.
Easy to apply, luv the brush. 2Bfair, I already have very long lashes so I dont use it to lengthen. More to darken & define my VERY blond lashes, which will look fake with the slightest clump or flake and it's quite obvious on me if the mascara is the least bit sticky. LBL keeps me from having to spend an extra 20 minutes with a lash comb.I have sensitive eyes and these mascaras dont bother them & come off fairly easy -The non water proof formulas.
Good, but dries out quickly
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I've had several tubes of this particular mascara, and I LOVE it for the first two weeks of use. Let me preface this by saying that I don't "pump" the wand, I only use the product once a day, and I always close the product tightly after use; however after about two weeks, it gets dry and does not spread well on the lashes, and clumps become more prevalent. I deal with it because it's inexpensive, good while it lasts, and doesn't smudge.
Our Elasta-Nylon™ formula flexes without flaking, giving you extreme, notice-me lashes all day long. Our longest brush ever gives you an 80% longer lash look.
CoverGirl At-A-Glance
Strengths: Inexpensive and widely available; a hugely improved selection of foundations, several with reliable sunscreen; good concealers; enviable pressed powders; some fantastic Lash Blast mascaras; mostly great eyelining options; a vast selection of lip color options, from the long-wearing Outlast to sheer lip glosses to the wholly impressive Lip Perfection lipstick; several great options in the Queen Collection.
Weaknesses: The older foundations are seriously lacking; the newer Advanced Radiance foundation has great texture but disappointing SPF rating; powder blush and eyeshadows; terrible makeup brushes; all of the "Clean" products contain irritating ingredients.
Since 1961, CoverGirl has been slowly building a portfolio of cosmetics that today is about as all-encompassing as a makeup line can be. Originating from the same "medicated" ingredients found in Noxzema Skin Cream (which was never medicated in the least, but seriously irritating for skin), the debut products are still available, albeit with slight modifications. The good news is that for the past several years CoverGirl has consistently updated their line with some very impressive products, especially their foundations, concealers, and vastly improved pressed powders. They also offer some excellent eye and lip pencils, lipsticks and lip gloss, and one of the all-time best long-wearing lip paints, Outlast.
What's puzzling is that although many of CoverGirl's latest products are progressive, they tend to hang on to the lackluster-to-poor options, including abysmal powder blush and eyeshadows and their long-standing, very irritating Clean Makeup. These items may be part of CoverGirl's humble beginnings, but you certainly don't see parent company Proctor & Gamble adding eucalyptus oil and menthol to their Olay products or to products of any of the other cosmetics companies they own. If those ingredients were so important, why not use them everywhere? Needless to say, the great products outnumber the disappointments, and the prices make it easy for those on a budget to be beautiful and enjoy some state-of-the-art products, provided they shop wisely.
CoverGirl's Web site is extremely easy to navigate, and presents a wealth of product information, along with practical (if somewhat cutesy) tips and tricks for successful makeup application and for finding the shades that work best for you. CoverGirl's consumer relations department is consistently helpful if you have any questions or concerns. For example, if one of your favorite items was discontinued, you might want to know what replaced it, and they will let you know. Such service and customer concern is yet another powerful reason to believe CoverGirl really has its (class) act together.
For more information about CoverGirl, owned by Procter & Gamble, call (800) 426-8374 or visit the Web site at www.covergirl.com.
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Several former Utes plan to be on the sidelines Saturday at Rice-Eccles Stadium to show their support for Utah in the showdown against TCU. The alumni include current and past NFL players Alex Smith, Barry Sims, Robert Johnson, Zane Beadles, Jamal Anderson, Luther Elliss and Kevin Dyson.
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