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continue to spend the winter in their RV, usually by the Salton Sea in California.
was named to the Traverse City Business New's list of 2017 40Under40's list. It is made up of the region's most influential professionals under age of 40.
are enjoying our retirement community- small & intimate. We stay as active as we are able.
would like to announce the birth of our first child, Evelyn Marie. She was a healthy 8 lbs and 9 ounces and 20 3/4 inches long. Everyone is doing great and she is growing fast.
celebrated their marriage in East Jordan, MI in August 2016. They bought their first home in spring 2016 and are still getting used to being adults. They continue to be employed in Ann Arbor, he in business/engineering and she in child welfare. They look forward to seeing others at homecoming this year.
recently got married on August 27 after 6 and a half years together! Adam is currently working as a Doctor of Physical Therapy at Covenant Medical Center in Bay City, MI while Rachel is in her 4th year of medical school at MSU College of Human Medicine and will graduate with her M.D. in May 2017!
husband Jason and son Ethan welcomed daughter and sister Isabella Rose on August 8.
while rearranging bookshelves in my den I discovered I have two Scotsman Year Books for 1964 and 1965. If anyone wants either or both, let me know.
has lived in England for almost 40 years, and am a practicing glass artist/sculptor. 2 children,one recently married. Visit hometown of Traverse City, MI yearly. I love travel and culture, singing in choirs and going to museums.
welcomed their first child, Calvin Charles, on April 22. They reside in the Lansing area.
and husband Mark are overjoyed to announce the arrival of our 6th child, Lucia Magdalene, on July 22. She joins 3 big sisters who are 11, 9, and 7, as well as 2 big brothers who are 5 and 3. I retired from being an Acute Care Physician in Dec. 2014 and now spend even more energy as a full-time homeschooling mom!
earned her Masters of Education degree in Reading from the University of Virginia in December 2015. She is now excited to change roles and be a Reading Specialist for Hampton City Schools in Hampton, VA.
after having temporary faculty positions at Queen's University Belfast and the University of Central Oklahoma, will start a tenure-track assistant professorship in History at Georgia Highlands College in August.
was recently inducted into Fremont High School Athletic Hall of Fame as coach of the 1957 F.H.S. football team. (Undefeated and a 4 year record 23 wins, 8 losses & 1 tie.
recently graduated with her master of science in Higher Education from the University of North Dakota. She is now working at the University of Georgia as a Career Consultant
was named to the IAM Strategy 300 - The World's Leading IP Strategists list for the second straight year. Compiled by the U.K. publication Intellectual Asset Management (IAM), the list identifies individuals leading the way in the development and implementation of strategies that maximize the value of IP portfolios. Thurston practices in the Intellectual Property Practice Group of Duane Morris. Prior to joining the law firm, he was senior vice president and general counsel of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd., where he was also chief proprietary information officer and corporate compliance officer.
after a 28 year career with Chevron, I have elected to retire. I'm doing absolutely nothing and its been everything I was hopping it would be. One surprise has been how time consuming doing nothing has been. My wish to all is to finish well and on your own terms.
my publication Florida Tennis is in its 25th year. I have written a book called Safe Tennis focusing on injury prevention and recovery.
had their first child, a daughter named Lyric Olivia on February 19. All are doing well in New Mexico and looking forward to visiting Alma this summer.
was elected to the Board of the Emeritus Association at Eastern Michigan University in May and "term limited " from the Executive Council of AARP-Michigan. We also expect a 9th grandchild in June!
is managing partner of Great Lakes Athletic Club. He has been an owner operator in the athletic club industry for 40 years and married to Susan for 20 years. Son, Colin, Albion graduate, is assistant vice president at Crestmark Bank.
and Karen are proud grandparents of two boys. Clayton, 1, and Oliver, born May 5. Clayton lives in Greenfield, IN; Oliver's hometown is Nashville, TN
welcomed our bonus baby, Andrew David Shoemaker, April 18, 2015 and just celebrated his first birthday! He joins siblings Anna (12) and Matthew (8) who are happily enjoying the littlest Shoe.
has posted three of his short films on YouTube: Livin' in the USA (1969) Vietnam War Moratorium (1969) Park Street: A Home Movie (1970) Check them out. Thanks.
on February 2, my daughter Jill (Johnson) Reglin '92 and I attended an outstanding performance of the Alma College Choir at The Peoples Church of East Lansing. What a surprise to see Darwin Johnson' 58, and his wife, Kay, seated in the row behind us. Their granddaughter is in the choir. We understand that the pastor of the church is an Alma College graduate, and hope to meet him someday.
was recently honored by Michigan State University College of Human Medicine with the Teacher-Scholar Award. This award may be given up to once per year to a junior faculty exhibiting excellence in both education and scholarship.
passed my Board Certification Pharmacotherapy Specialist (BCPS) exam in September of 2015 - only 3% of the nations Pharmacists have completed this certification. I was named the 2016 Preceptor of the Year by the graduating Pharmacy class at Wayne State University.
It's a small world when you get to worship and become family with 2 Alma Scot Alumni and a Gamma Phi Beta Sister while in Lawton/Ft. Sill, Oklahoma! Austin Schaar '09 and Liz (Fishback) Scharr '09 were blessed with Eli David Schaar on May 22, 2015 and have become part of our Oklahoma family. We have enjoyed their relationship and loved seeing Eli grow - and now Austin and Liz are off to Italy to serve our country there! Alma Scots are all over the world!
was recently promoted to Account Director at ad agency Leo Burnett Detroit where she manages the General Motors parts brands of ACDelco, Genuine GM Parts, Chevy Performance and Powertrain/Marine.
was reappointed by Governor John Kasich to the Board of Directors of the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation. Steve also recently retired as Chief Actuary at Westfield Insurance.
earned a Ph.D. in Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media from North Carolina State University (April 2015). Part of her dissertation was presented at the National Communication Association (NCA) annual conference in Las Vegan in November and was awarded the Top Paper Award in the Training and Development division. Melinda is a consultant with AGB Search (Washington, D.C.) and resides in Raleigh, NC with her husband Samuel and their three young sons.
has now lived in Florida for eight months. I finished country #100 on my list and recently swam with the manatees in Florida. I am also planning to see polar bears and cubs in Canada in the fall. I hope to visit Alma this summer or fall.
Class of 1981 – it's been nearly 35 years since we crossed the stage to get our diplomas. Let's celebrate at Homecoming this year. There's a Facebook page dedicated to our class … https://www.facebook.com/groups/1490512571253731/. Send Susan Sickelka or me a private message and we'll add you to the group! Hope to see you in October.
my latest adventure was swimming with the manatees in Florida. What a thrill!
recently married Singapore native Shuling Yong on November 7, at Millar Chapel in Evanston, IL, near their home in Chicago, IL. Over 3 months later, we are still enjoying newlywed bliss.
can't seem to stay retired, having just accepted another international assignment with USAID's Regional Development Mission - Asia, in Bangkok, Thailand, as senior Assistant Executive Officer. In addition to overseeing operational support, I superintend our Asia Regional Training Center, which annually hosts more than 12,000 participants.
just got back from my 16th Detroit Tiger Fantasy Camp in Lakeland, Florida.
just got back from attending my 16th Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp in Lakeland, FL.
are thrilled to announce the arrival of Max's little sister, Emily Grace, to Team Pilon. She arrived uneventfully and joyfully on January 7. We are excited for another future Scot!
just finished serving as the 1st female president of the Pierre Fauchard Academy. This prestigious International Honor Dental Organization was founded in 1936 to promote professionalism, integrity, and ethics. The Academy was named after Dr. Pierre Fauchard; considered to be the father of modern dentistry, who was born in 1678 in France. The Academy accomplishes its goals through literature, by encouragement of advanced and continuing education, and by honoring those who have made outstanding and memorable contributions to the art and science of dentistry and society. The Academy has over 10,000 members in 61 nations. Being the president of the PFA has been one of the highlights of her career in dentistry.
has a new passion in volunteering as a "Guardian ad Litem" for Foster Children in the court system. It's so rewarding.
was recently named Michigan Librarian of the Year through the Michigan Library Association. She had the good fortune of being a history major at Alma and studied with the highly regarded porofessors, Dr. M.J.J. Smith and Dr. Michael Yavenditti. She also worked at the Alma College library for three years!
retired to spend time with my folks in July 2014.
is still failing retirement. Now also working for Cancer Services of Midland as a clinical social worker. Also have become a birder and active with Thomas Morton conferences.
has a new book coming out in April, 2016 from WSU Press, LYING IN THE RIVER'S DARK BED. He is also the co-editor of the "Made in Michigan" book series from Wayne State University Press. He lives in Interlochen with his wife, Claudia.
continues to work full time in neonatal intensive care at Yale New Haven Children's Hospital. Retirement looms in the horizon.
was presented with the Elanor Roosevelt Human Rights Award for all of the work I have done investigating, proscuring, and removing from the United States people who have committed war crimes abroad and are attempting to hide in the United States. This award is [given] out to one attorney nation-wide and is only awarded every two years.
is enjoying the warm, breezy days in central Florida at The Villages. The Alma College alumni group from The Villages and surrounding area meet once a month for a "Koffee Klutch" at Panera Bread. We are eleven strong and we can fix any problems that the College has every month.
our new DGT/SAE/STG house is going up. Please donate, and or visit. We're back!
was named Superintendent of the Year by The Michigan Association of School Administrators on Monday November 9.
is expecting his first child (daughter) at the end of January 2016. He is a financial advisor with the BRZ Group of Merrill Lynch in Grand Blanc, MI.
was awarded with a 2015 Regional Emmy award for Outstanding Achievement in News Programming for his role as executive producer of WREX-TV's morning newscast. Josh is currently the news director at this NBC affiliate in Rockford, IL.
a celebrated diplomat for religious tolerance and understanding, will be the speaker at the 34th Annual Charles H. Hackley Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities. The event will be held at the Muskegon Museum of Art at 7:30 p.m. on May 7. A reception will follow at Hackley Public Library. For full details.
started playing pipes again after about a 6 year respite. Played at homecoming for the CSA Hall party. Almost 27 years at Ford and just completed another round of labor negotiations. I've done every one since 1996. #veteran. I have 1 grandkid via #2 daughter Maggie (another alum) - she has another on the way. Both planning to attend Alma that we're aware #generations #1 son John a Junior this year #almostdone. Homecoming was fun. See you at the Christmas Choir concert!
is moving back to Michigan after 10 lovely years in Green Valley Arizona. (spring of 2016)
took a position with Alma College as the Associate Director of Alumni and Family Engagement and is thrilled to be back among Scots! Justin continues his work as the Director of Religious Education in Clio. We currently live in Howell and have a daughter Evelyn, age 3.
and seven others (Dr. Rebecca Norris '64, Sue Bleeks Loweke '64, Lowell Loweke (attended Alma for 2 yrs but left to complete a degree in engineering), Merrilee Anderson Brockman '64, Rose Frost Nester '64, Jane Sloan Christensen '63 & Dot Ready VanLooy '63) gathered for a time of relaxation, conversation, and good memories in Elk Rapids at the home of Sue & Lowell.
are enjoying their two children Charlie Michael, 7 & Lillian Elizabeth, 3.
was honored by the Grand Rapids Business Journal as one of the top 40 under forty business/community leaders in SW Michigan.
and three other members of the class of 1967 celebrated their 48th year at a mini-reunion in central Pennsylvania. The gathering was held at Judy's home. Those visitng were Ann Scheifley from Los Angeles, Barbara Dean Garrett from Seattle, and Ann Robinson Clements from Levittown, PA. They shared Judy's extensive Alma memorabilia collection and many memories. It felt like we were all back in Gelston Hall. We hope to gather at Alma in two years for our Golden Thistle reunion.
has impacted many lives as a middle school principal from the late 1950's to 1993. Since his retirement, he has continued his giving ways. He makes healing benches, all done by hand. These benches are made to remind individuals to be kind to one another, to look for the good in a bad situation and be a part of a solution overall. His goal is to make 100 benches before he turns 100.
was definitely planning to attend Homecoming this year as it has been 60 years since I graduated. But, as luck would have it buyers for my North Carolina home (of 23 years) made an offer I couldn't refuse. I'm still unpacking and will be for quite some time.
were able to travel to Germany and Ghana this fall to visit former students, meet families, and connect with colleagues at Ashesi University in Berekuso, Ghana. Just when I thought it was safe to go back I returned with two new writing assignments! Retired or not…it is good to be engaged with good work.
is still working as a lawyer at the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (agency that regulates utilities), although I am looking forward to retirement in January of next year. My husband David and I are looking forward to a trip to London in the next year or so.
Thanks for the opportunities Alma has given to our granddaughter Grace Sutherland '16. She has used them to increase her knowledge, skills and understanding in so many fields of learning.
has been reconnecting with many college friends on social media and attended this years Homecoming. Also went to the CSA Hall party sponsored by the SIG frat. FUN! All is good with me and my family. We are looking forward to retirement.
Jonathan received the Presidential Faculty Achievement in 2014 at Belmont University in Nashville, TN. He is the director of the Honors Program, an interdisciplinary "Great Books" general education curriculum. Claudia was Tennessee Teachers to Speakers of Other Languages (TNTESOL) Teacher of the Year for the Sate of TN in 2015. She is an ELS teacher at Sunset Elementary School. In addition she is the overall State Award winner. For the full article- http://www.wcs.edu/infocus/2015/03/13/wcs-teacher-wins-two-tntesol-awards/
Kay's granddaughter, Ellie arrived December 12. What a blessing. Probably our only grandchild, so very special. New STG/SAE/DGT house going up. Come back and see it! Completion April 2016.
finished my list of 100 countries with a great trip to Uruguay where I spoke Spanish day and night. I am planning to extend my list to 105- beginning with a trip to Tahiti next year.
couldn't make it t my 50th Reunion because we both had terrible colds. How depressing! I had a hip replacement two months ago, was coming along nicely from that, but was kept home by a stupid cold!
are still smiling proudly, one week after celebrating the marriage of their daughter, Dr. Carole Kuehl and new son-in-law, Patrick Mannetho, in Petoskey,MI on the most beautiful September 26th ever! Judy and Mark are retired and still living in Midland, MI. Judy is an adjunct professor of communications at Delta College, and Mark is an active volunteer ski patroller and Outdoor Emergency Responder.
finished a year of service with the Presbyterian Church (USA)'s Young Adult Volunteer program. She taught preschool-1st grade on the west side of Chicago in Garfield Park and Lawndale.
is alive and well in Las Vegas. If any classmates visit Sin City, give us a call. 702 933 6239 or 702 249 0240. Love to see you. Food and drinks available.
retired in 2012 after 35 years in local government. Working a part time security job at Convention Center. Wife Lynne and I helping daughter plan for wedding on Cape Cod next August. Made brief visit to Alma campus last week. Things look idyllic, especially new Superior St, and TKE house!
is retiring from the Penford Corporation at the end of October and moving full time to our new home in Tierra Verde, FL.
What is this retirement thing I see all my fellow classmates posting about? I'm busily practicing bankruptcy and family law in metro Detroit. So how weird is it that my office is across the street from Jim Waske's office? (Jim is also class of 1976)
just passed the 1 year mark of losing my wife of 30 years to cancer. Retired from Bank of America and now working for Chase.
announces the August 3 birth of their daughter Iris Rae.
daughter, son in law, and 2 granddaughters are living with us for 6 months while their new house is being built. Every day is a blessing.
after working in the library field for 50 years, I have retired (having paid my dues). My husband, Dave, and I are moving back to the U.P. to live in our historic (on the state register) home a block from Lake Michigan. It's actually closer to our grand baby in Chicago.
announce the May 13 birth of their first child, a girl, Daylyn Jade.
have entered into the next chapter of our lives. I have partially retired after 35 years of general dentistry practice in Ithaca. I continue 1 1/2 days a week doing general practice orthodontics. We celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary this May. We went to Yosemite National Park with Bob Foote '75 & Sandra Caswell Foote '76.
welcomed their first child, Brook Parker, on April 30th. The family now resides in the Muskegon area.
retired after 41 years of ministry in the Presbyterian Church. He served congregations in California, Minnesota, Illinois, Oklahoma and Texas and now lives in Tahoma, California, on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe.
continues working as a massage therapist, practicing with a chiropractor and more recently at a spa near her home. She enjoys the variety of clients and will soon celebrate 14 years in the field. Her 4 rescue kitties continue to thrive and enjoy meditating with her on a daily basis. Workouts with her personal trainer keep her in shape for life and the challenges of middle age. Middle age, really??? Ann and her husband look forward to attending homecoming festivities in 2016 as it will mark 25 years since her graduation from Alma.
are happy to announce Abigail Callard has joined the Alma ranks as a freshman this year class of 2019.
are getting married October 17, 2015 at the Alma College Chapel!
took a group of University of Redlands art students to Oaxaca, Mexico for the month of May 2015. The students worked in the Oax-I-fornia program in Tlacochahuaya, collaborating with Oaxacan artisans to develop new products made with traditional techniques.
enjoyed my 50th high school reunion, & hope to come to our 50th college reunion ! I have 9 grandchildren & 6 children that take me to Calif, Miss, & Michigan. I worked at Van Buren Youth Camp this summer, & enjoyed seeing the 3rd generation be a part of this great camp in Bloomingdale, MI. My dog rescue is now 501C3 . enjoy our new website: www.LoveMuttsRescue.org
joined our families in true Scottish style with a Celtic wedding ceremony in Las Vegas on August 4, 2015. A small group of family shared in our day and, of course, Marc was kilted! We are happily living in East Lansing where Tiffany's oldest son turns 7 in December and will begin 1st grade this year. He is cheered on by his little brother who turns 3 in October.
just had our second son, Jacob, on August 26. He joins big brother James, who is 21 months old. Everyone is doing well!
recently earned professional resume writing certification (CPRW) and opened a business website at http://kelres.weebly.com. Please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com if I can help develop your resume! Husband Eric and I will be celebrating our third anniversary in December.
welcomed their first child, Rémy Sebastian, on May 22, 2015. The family still resides in beautiful Colorado Springs. Alice is teaching French and Student Council and coaching Track at Manitou Springs High School. Matt continues to grow his businesses - Eddy Sound and Rokbox Entertainment.
has joined the staff of the Clear Lake Campus of Yuba Community College District as director of campus operations. It is great to be around college students again! My husband Steve Gibson and I are enjoying life on Clear Lake in Northern California.
was married to David Vande Bunte in April 2014. Marie Teller, Elizabeth Norton, Amanda (Klaiss) Kost, and Lyndsey Lanagan-Leitzel came to celebrate with us. Our twins Alaina and Jonathan made their arrival into the world 5 weeks early on December 15, 2014.
will be teaching English in two schools in Oberwart, Austria, as part of the U.S. English Language Teaching Assistantship Program, which is managed by the Austrian-American Educational Commission (Fulbright Commission) and funded by the Austrian Ministry of Education and Women's Affairs. Oberwart, located an hour and a half south of Vienna, has a population of about 7,000.
has retired as the federal district court magistrate judge in Grand Rapids, effective July 31, 2015. Judge Brenneman was the longest serving Magistrate judge in the Western District of Michigan, having commenced service on April 1, 1980. Judge Brenneman continues to serve as the court historian.
Gust retired from Hubbell Wiring Systems (in CT) in September 2014, after 30 years. He was a senior product manager for electrical construction products and systems. Gust and Connie moved to LaGrange, OH in March 2015, to be closer to grandchildren, relatives, and friends in OH and MI. This gets us closer to our MI "roots". Since retiring, we enjoy travelling, visiting family often, and freedom. Early retirement is great!
has accepted a full time teaching position at Alma Middle School where she will be teaching 7th & 8th grade social studies. She is now living in Mt Pleasant.
and my four-legged son recently relocated to Bozeman, Montana where I'm enjoying a summer-long retirement filled with days playing in the mountains, hiking, running, dragonboating, and home projects.


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The body of a missing 10-month-old child has been found at the King of Prussia apartment complex where she was snatched as her grandmother tried to save her life, authorities said today.
The body of Saanvi Venna was discovered at 4:30 a.m. in a basement area of the apartment building, said Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Ferman.
Police arrested Raghunanean Yandamuri, a family friend, who they said had sought a $50,000 ransom.
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MESA, Ariz. – The Giants will break camp in 48 hours and they're still kicking around several roster scenarios in preparation for the April 1 opener at Dodger Stadium.
More than one decision will hinge on the health of Pablo Sandoval, whose likelihood of starting the season at third base seems to ebb and flow with every passing day.
The Giants were a bit more optimistic on Monday after Sandoval reported improvement in his sore right elbow. He might test it by playing light catch in another day or two, and because he's already logged plenty of at-bats in winter ball and the World Baseball Classic, he wouldn't have to check off many other boxes to be ready.
"Pablo is determined to make it by opening day," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "So we'll see."
[RELATED: Sandoval in limbo after elbow tests]
A reminder: if the Giants were to place Sandoval on the DL, they could backdate him as long as he doesn't appear in another big league exhibition – making him eligible to return as early as April 6, which is the fifth game of the season.
Sandoval has ulnar neuritis as well as a bone spur, which might be contributing to the irritation. But after X-rays and a CT scan of Sandoval's elbow on Sunday, surgery was ruled out as a course of action at this time. (The average recovery time for such a procedure is eight to 10 weeks for a pitcher, and often a bit less for a position player.)
Sandoval said he felt "good, great" on Monday. Two days earlier, he was in a much different mood after he tried to play catch and was shut down as a precaution. So this is a story that is changing by the day, and I expect that will continue to be the case until he can throw without pain or numbness.
Even if Sandoval is cleared to begin the season at third base, it sure looks like Nick Noonan has a place on the roster.
The Giants continue to look for backup infielders. But after watching Noonan play another strong game in a 9-3 victory over the Cubs at HoHoKam Park, I'm not sure they'll find anyone better on the waiver or trade market.
[REWIND: Young Noonan seen his share of curveballs, in baseball and life]
Noonan started at third base and ranged into foul ground to make one catch, then he took away a single on a hard grounder. He also stung the ball four times while going 2 for 5 with a pair of doubles. One of them went into the left field corner and the other split the gap in left-center.
The hits were impressive. The defensive plays were better.
"Well, defense is so important to us," Bochy said. "We're about pitching and defense. Hitting is nice and we need that, but we've got to catch the ball. He's a shortstop and he's athletic."
The only downside, really, is the endless "Noonan" chants from the stands. No surprise, but fans really like to say his name – especially if they've seen "Caddyshack."
If that's the only downside to carrying Noonan on the roster, that means he's done well for himself this spring.
"He had a great year last year and it seems he's getting more and more comfortable," Bochy said. "He's throwing out good at-bats. He made a good play at third base. He's getting a lot thrown at him and I like the way he's handling it."
Bochy tipped his hand a bit when asked how much defense would enter the equation as he tries to pick a fifth outfielder from among Cole Gillespie and Francisco Peguero.
Bochy said Peguero, with his speed, gets the defensive edge. But then he dropped a hint that Gillespie better fits their needs.
"As we've said, we need a right-handed bat and that could determine which way we go," Bochy said. "One guy has more experience coming off the bench than the other. It's a tough decision and we've still got a few days left to make it."
Ryan Vogelsong allowed a two-run homer to Dioner Navarro but otherwise looked sharp again while giving up three runs in six innings. He made it through healthy, which was the most important thing.
it took awhile, but NL batting champ Buster Posey is starting to throw his hits out there. He had five in a span of six at-bats after collecting three on Monday to boost his spring average to .293. He also caught nine innings for the first time this spring. Joaquin Arias also got three hits and continued to show that he's pretty darn good against left-handed pitching. (The Cubs' Travis Wood got cuffed around pretty good in his four innings of work.)
George Kontos continues to have a nice spring. He worked the first of the Giants' three scoreless relief innings (Javier Lopez and Sergio Romo pitched the eighth and ninth). In general, the Giants bullpen has looked very, very good this spring. I chalk that up, in part, to the number of guys competing in the World Baseball Classic. They had to be ready early, and they've stayed in game mode.
You don't need to know New York Mets longtime public relations man Jay Horwitz to appreciate this Wall Street Journal story about his issues with modern technology, and the butt dial in particular. But if you do …
Baseball story of the spring, folks. And it's not even close.
Matt Cain will get his final tuneup in minor league camp Tuesday so the Giants can control his pitch count. Yusmeiro Petit, everyone's favorite stunt double, will start against the Padres in the Giants' final home Cactus League game.
Brandon Belt's neck was improved and he took batting practice with no problems. He doesn't have his range of motion all the way back, though, and throwing wasn't as easy to do without some discomfort. He said the way it's progressing, he should be OK to play Tuesday.


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Las Vegas, Nevada, 3600 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States of America
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Fountains on the Strip About 1,000 fountains dance to music and light in front of this European-style hotel set along the Las Vegas Strip; Fashion Show Mall and the Las Vegas Convention Center are within 4 miles. Cirque du Soleil Cirque du Soleil presents the aquatic-based O, a gallery hosts works by renowned artists, and several nightclubs provide live and DJ music; a 9.5-acre garden includes 5 pools. Premium beds, baths Bellagio guestrooms and suites feature semi-canopied beds with leather headboards, pillowtop mattresses, and down comforters; bathrooms offer marble and wood vanities, bathrobes, scales, and phones.
Property amenities24-hour front deskAir-conditioned public areasNumber of rooms: 3,933Number of floors: 37ATM/bankingAudio-visual equipmentBanquet facilitiesBar/loungeBeauty servicesBusiness centerBusiness servicesCasinoCell phone/mobile rentalComputer rentalConcierge deskConference room(s)Currency exchangeDoorman/doorwomanDry cleaning/laundry serviceElevator/liftEvent cateringExhibit spaceExpress check- inExpress check-outFull-service health spaGift shops or newsstandHair salonHealth clubInternet access in public areas - high speedInternet access in public areas - surchargeLimo or Town Car service availableMeeting rooms (small groups)Multilingual staffNightclubParking (free)Parking (valet)Poolside barPorter/bellhopRestaurant(s) in hotelRoom service (24 hours)Safe-deposit box - front deskSaunaSecurity guardSelf parkingShoe shineShopping on siteSpa tubSteam roomSwimming pool - outdoorSwimming pool - outdoor seasonalTechnology helpdeskTour assistanceWedding services
Room amenitiesInternet access - high speedCable/satellite TVPay moviesCD playerHypo-allergenic bedding availablePremium beddingClimate controlAir conditioningBlackout drapes/curtainsInternet access - surchargeMulti-line phoneVoice mailMinibarRemote lighting/drapery/curtain controlWake-up callsHousekeeping dailyTurndown serviceBathrobesComplimentary toiletriesHair dryerMakeup/shaving mirrorSewing kitSeparate bathtub and showerBathroom scaleElectronic check-outElectronic/magnetic keysIron/ironing boardClock radioDeskCribs (infant beds) availableSmoking rooms onlyIn-room safe (accommodates laptop)
Location highlightsIn desertIn entertainment districtAirport nearbyConvention center nearby
Luxurious!!!The hotel was so luxurious and clean. Im just a middle american and it was nice to stay in such a nice place. We got a great deal and even in the regular rooms things were super nice. The showers are huge and there is a separate tub which was nice. Beautiful views and great food. Close to shopping and right in the middle of the strip. I would definitely stay there again.Rating:3
BoringThe casino was close to empty all six days and evenings we stayed. The restaurants are few and either had long lines to get in or expensive. The bar charges $14 for a glass of wine. The worst was that they gave our room to someone else who walked in while my husband was dressing. No one at the desk had any explanation for the error.Rating:5
Very impressed with hotel and staffLoved the water show from our room each night. Was truly magical. Plus were offered a discounted additional night. Would go back in a heartbeat.
Travelers tipA big mistake was using the local "Deuce" bus which runs up and down the strip. Long waits, very narrow, very slow, plus cant see out windows due to advertising covering the bus. Can you believe the driver let a man on the bus holding a very large window air conditioner. He blocked the aisle. Safety anyone?? Also take a taxi to and from the airport. The airport shuttle bus was packed, slow and more expensive!Rating:5
Best Hotel in VegasSecond trip to Las Vegas. Stayed at Bellagio. Was everything you could ever want in a hotel. The rooms were clean and nicely furnished. The bathroom was gorgeous. The hotel staff was excellent. Would definitely go back.
Travelers tip on local attractionsMust see Freemont St. at night. Its really cool. If you have a car got to Red Rock Canyon and the Hoover Dam. Both worth seeing.Rating:5
Another successful stay at BellagioThis was my 12th stay at Bellagio in 8 years or so. All have been good. It does drive me a little crazy that they always welcome me with "have you stayed with us before?" Hello, its 2009, Amazon knows everything I have ever bought from them at a fraction of the spend that I have spent at Bellagio and they do not know who I am as a customer. Hmmmmm. Great place though.Rating:5
Great tripMy husband and I and four of our friends went on this trip to Las Vegas. We all had a great time. The only problem we had was the fact that our rooms were in the Spa Tower and it took forever to get from our room to the casino floor. Maybe that was a blessing in disguise. We absolutely loved the autumn theme since we live in CT. The hotel check-in service was wonderful and the concierge service was excellent. We never felt rushed with our questions and they were always answered promptly.
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it was excellentWe where impressed with the staff and how clean it was. We liked the turn down service at night. The resturants were good in the hotel. We would stay there again.Rating:5
Upgraded to room with Strip view. It was awesome.We booked our room through Expedia at a very reasonable rate and did not expect our room to have much view. But, on check-in, we were upgraded to a high level floor with Strip view. We couldnt help ourselves but let our jaws dropped as we stepped into the room. You guessed it. It was our first 5-star hotel experience and you can be sure that well come back.Rating:3
Was nice, but not as nice as I expected it to be...just as expensive.The hotel was very nice, but for the price I expected more. Last year I had stayed at The Planet Hollywood, and it seemed more luxurious than the Bellagio. Granted, it is newer, but again, for the price of the room, I expected more out of this hotel. Check in was a mess, the room was comfortable and clean, but nothing extraordinary. Also, my non-smoking room reeked of smoke around 5am in the morning when someone on the floor apparently decided to light one up. The only reason I wouldnt recommend it is because I had such high expectations and wasnt as impressed as I hoped to be. It was very nice, but cost-wise, I think you could find comparable across the street.Rating:5
The Bellagio is a perfect mix...The Bellagio is a perfect mix of comfort and entertainment. The Bellagio was not as loud and annoying as the other casinos we walked through, yet had enough to keep us well entertained. The prices, to us, were high but I am sure they were comparable to other hotels. I would have liked the cocktail waitresses to walk by more frequently in the casino but that may have saved me money.Rating:4
Too noisy, not impressed.It is a beautiful hotel, but along with the 4 or 5 star rating comes really high prices- a Snapple ice tea, for example, is 8 or 9 dollars! The a sight restaurants were just so-so. We had some issues- the window coverings are operated by a switch, that was broken but repaired while we were there, and the mini-bar was missing a few things that we luckily noticed right away or we wouldve been charged for.The worst thing about this hotel is you cant close your room door unless you slam it. I tried to slip out and get my husband coffee, but couldnt just slip out- you, seriously, have to slam the door to get it to close. And if you are trying to sleep in you hear everyone elses doors slamming! I suggest staying somewhere else and visiting this hotel- I didnt find it worth the extra money. The maids are yelling back and forth to each other, and the doors are slamming, so if you have a late night, theres no way you can sleep past 8 or 9. The machines are COLD! I also found it offensive to have to show my room key, before I could get on the elevator up to my room- I felt like they thought I was a hooker- men usually wernt asked to show their keys. Their excuse was to prevent theft.... Whatever. Bottom line, not impressed. Lots of better places to stay that are actually worth the star rating. p.s. Swimming pools looked inviting, but werent heated. Burrr
Travelers tip on saving a few bucksVisit the Bellagio, stay elsewhere- Its not worth the extra money.Rating:5
Very Impresssed with Belliago!I have been to Vegas several times, this was the best stay I have ever had. Fantastic hotel! Highly recommend.
Travelers tip on local attractionsFreemont Street is a must see! It was a blast!Rating:5
Magnífico HotelAbsoluty marvellous.Rating:5
Best place ever to stay in Vegas!!!I got a Salone Suite, they upgraded me to a Bellagio Suite. Very big also great view. Housekeeping, concierge, Business center, not to mention the just fantastic, the pool and casino and the fountain! I had really a great Buy getting it on Expedia almost 3 month in advance. Recomend to all!!!
Travelers tip on getting the most out of your stayWalk by the Strip close by. Really close to Ceasers, Venetian, Mirage, Wynn.... Dont miss the nightclubs..Rating:4
not impressedWe thought by staying at the bellagio would be a great experience....but all it was is overrated. We had an expensive lunch the first day we were there at the bellagio cafe and then never ate at that hotel for the rest of the trip. I think it is ridiculous to charge what they did for a hamburger, salad and 2 sodas. There is no food court unlike other similar hotels which are considered just as oppulent if not more so. We were disappointed and couldnt recommend it to anyone. Now, i see why we have never gone in there. The glass sculptures in the lobby are gorgeous and the conservatory is nice and we finally saw the fountain show (but only because we were staying there). i didnt think it was worth the money. There are no signs in the business center saying computer use is free if you are using them to check in for your flight. unless, you ask someone that works there because no one offerred any help even after we stood around for a couple minutes. Clearly someone could see we needed help, but no one offered or even acknowdged that we were there. Needless to say, we would not stay at this hotel again.Rating:5
Five Star FabulousThis was my first stay at the Bellagio and let me say I was very impressed! This was my third time in Vegas and by far the best time yet! The room was awesome. It was my birthday weekend so they upgraded us to a room with a jacuzzi tub. The room itself was clean, had wonderful views from both windows, the bed was comfy, and I love how the room had a double sided lighted wardrobe complete with shelves for my shoes! The bathroom had his and hers sinks a jacuzzi bathtub and shower. My only complaint is the lack of tv channels..... but I dont know if that is something the hotel could help.Rating:5
Weve been spoiledBellagio is a wonderful hotel. The pool area was gorgeous. The choices for eating were many and varied. The accommodations were terrific.Rating:4
Hotel ReviewThe finest hotel on the Las Vegas strip.Rating:5
Will Return!!I could stay at the Ballagio and never leave the hotel. Our only downer was a 30 min line at check in. Room and service was awesome. We were greeted, in English, by anyone working the halls everyday. The Casino wait staff was very attentive and available! Do not miss a SPA day! The coffee shop was my second favorite home and I walked the flower show everyday! Thank you all.
Travelers tip on local attractionsWe decided last min to see O and requested partially obstructed discounted seats. I learned this on the net. They were the best in the house just against the wall. So we didnt have to keep turning our head! We did enjoy the show.Rating:5
ExcellentRestaurants, room, pool and service are all excellent!!!! Cabana poolside was a wonderful. Will be returning.Rating:4
A few surprises....Our room was absolutely lovely however, we were surprised that we had to pay for wirelsess internet service! We have stayed in many less prestigious and less pricey hotels that offer this free of charge. We would also have appreciated coffee service in the room as well.Rating:4
not what i expectedI was a little disapointed in the size of the room for months before our trip (which was my first time to Vegas)every one was saying we were staying in one of the best hotels in Vegas. so i guess i was expecting alot more but the room was normal size was nothing spectacular.All the places to eat was pretty pricey. and there was no place resonably priced in walking distance. but other than that the treatment we got was great and the rooms were clean.
Travelers tip on local attractionsthere was alot to do there besides just gambling, lots of shopping and sight seeing there and all around thereRating:5
Love it!We got a room overlooking the fountains, and it was AMAZING. The fountains were regular and we could barely hear the music, cause the windows were soundproof. The all-you-can-eat buffet encouraged fatty behavior from my children, and the mashed potatoes were like Jesus. The crab legs were also rad as hell. This is undoubtedly the most beautiful hotel on the Vegas strip, and I never want to stay anywhere else. I hate how expensive the Cirque du Soleil stuff is, though.
Travelers tip on local attractionsForgo all the gambling and check out the aquarium at Mandalay Bay! Even nerds can love Vegas, even though they took the Star Trek exhibit out.Rating:5
Would Love to go back!This hotel was incredible. The location is mis-strip and absolutly beautiful. A must stay!
Travelers tip on nightlifeGreat nightlife...Fontana Bar was a so much fun. You must have dinner outside with incredible views of the fountains...truly unforgetable.Rating:2
Not at all impressed with the BellagioWe stayed @ the Bellagio for our 10th Wedding Anniversary. I was not at all impressed. 5 Star, not in my opinion. I have stayed at 3 star hotels that where much better. The cleanliness of the room was unsatisfactory. I on purpose left some white lint on the middle of the floor. For our entire 3 night stay, the white lint stayed with us, in the same spot on the floor. That shows no one even vacuumed. In the bathroom there where fingerprints on the counters and a few on one of the mirrors. They too where not cleaned. I informed the Management upon departing and they stated they where sorry. I was not happy with this experience and will never stay there again.
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Skip to comments.As Food Prices Soar, So Do Sales Of Spam
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I was born in the Philippines and they LOVE Spam over there.
I think it does have something to do with WWII. Things that the military ate became treats to the citizens because they would be given them as gifts or rewards, or as rations. Anything American was very highly esteemed. Up to this day Filipinos love processed cheese and canned corned beef too. My grandfather worked underground for the Americans in some kind of radio operator capacity (we never knew exactly what he did - he died about 5 years after the end of WWII and he never talked about the details with his family). My mom remembers him bringing home Spam and cheese every once in a while.
The BEST crockpot recipe books are by Lynn Alley.
Beans and spam...Camp food...
Spam is part of the Y2K stash, but is not part of the diet as yet.
(...Hormel opened a processing plant in China.)
You just ruined Hormel Chili for me forever.
I was forced to swig down a Dirty Martini without puking out of repect for the person who bought it for me once.
Holding down a Spamtini? Forget about it!!!
After nuclear war, all that will be left is Cher, cockroaches and cans of Spam.
My father was in Leyte during WWII. He never saw combat. He said his job was to guard the chow lines to keep starving Japanese soldiers, masquerading as Americans, from sneaking a meal.
A dirty martini is basically all gin, so I can see why that happened to you, especially if you are not normally a drinker.
Maybe if they called it a Spamtini and it was just a gimmick, I could slug it down. But that big cube of Spam in there really churns my stomach.
It's the Bleu Cheese part that makes me sick just thinking about it. yech.
That mixed in the Martini on a swaying Cruise ship almost made me have a little accident all over the table. lol!
I took all the willpower i could muster to hold it back!
I saw pics of Cher all over Vegas last week.
I truly believe she will outlast even the cockroaches.
It's the cold pork fat aspect of the cube of Spam.
Granted, very thin sliced Spam fried crispy is OK. Cold in a cube? Gag.
"Great for camping."
Fried spam and eggs is a ritual~!
"My grocery store had sausage chubs, a dollar a pound last week"
I'm afraid to ask!
What NOT to do on a camping trip....Cook a box of macaroni over a campfire.
Ahhhh, the good ole days when we brought home walleyes from Canada packed in sawdust and ice.
For the record, Kraft Shells and cheese with Spam is an old camping favorite. One box of Kraft stuff is easily cooked in boiling water, add the soft cheese and chunks of spam.....Ymmmm!! goooood!!
We always added a can of chili to our Kraft dinner. Heart-attack in a bowl but, mmmmmm, so good....
spam and/or ramen noodles twice a week????
And gin soaked.
OMG! I'm trying to cut calories and I think I just consumed 1000 calories just lusting after this sandwich. Quick, send me a picture of cheesecake for my desert! :-)
"She cooks meals like Spam fried rice and Spam sandwiches two or three times a month, up from once a month previously."
Oh, the horror!
"What NOT to do on a camping trip....Cook a box of macaroni over a campfire."
Of course not silly, the box would burst into flames rather quickly!
You're such a sweetie! Which do you prefer ... the Italian version [made with ricotta] or the purist's version made with
cream cheese, eggs, sugar, vanilla and heavy cream?
When I'm in NYC, I try to bring home some from a tiny shop called The Little Red Hen on the Upper East Side ...exquisite! The cheese cake at Rao's is excellent too.
Wish I had one right now to share with you!
(I laugh, but it gives me a queasy feeling too :o)
Sure you can. I do it all the time, at least 2x a month especially in the winter. 10 lb chicken - Sunday, roast chicken (mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, vegs). In a day or so, hot roast chicken sandwiches, use up the rest of the stuffing, and mashed potatoes. Pick it apart with your fingers, getting any decent sized pieces off and tearing them up. There's your casserole pieces, say with bowtie pasta, mixed veggies or throw some broccoli/cauliflower/carrot chunks in, some frozen peppers from the garden, any gravy leftovers. Maybe a can of cream of chicken or mushroom if it's thin, a can of milk and bake. Just like those frozen bags of skillet dinners you can buy now but much, much better.
**THEN**, you take whatever is left. Bones, meat, skin, bits of dripping off the serving platter and throw it in the stock pot. Chop up and throw in an onion, several large carrots and stalks of celery, some buillion. Let it simmer for awhile and cool, then strain. There is still going to be a ton of meat there, most people throw it away. You have to pick through it with your fingers, throw the scraps away (skin, bones, squishy carrot, lol). When you're done, you have enough stock for a soup or stew, along with meat already in it. Cook some diced up carrots and potatoes, frozen peas and top with biscuit dough when it's boiling and you've got stew with dumplings. Or cook it in the oven with crust and you've got pot pie.
The turkey that fed us for 8 days was 25 lbs so I had more to work with. People throw away an awful lot of meat with the carcass if they don't stew and pick it. Sometimes I'll just stew it and get my stock then freeze that until I'm ready to use it. There are usually at least one or two meals left on the birds when most people throw it out. I've been doing it for 23 years, as my mother and her mother did. It can be done.
LOL at your 'getting tired of it'. I still remember on payday that week asking hubby "I'm going grocery shopping tonight, is there anything you want me to pick up?" and his reply was "RED MEAT!!"
During the infamous Week Of The Turkey (although that was the first, it wasn't the only week we've had to do that over the years) we ate well too. One of the things I made that week (desperate or just creative?) was turky spaghetti. I did have a jar of Ragu and I threw in a lot of bite sized pieces of turkey and added a bunch of parmesan cheese. It turned out to be one of my sons' favorite meals and I still make it to this day, chicken or turkey. One nice thing about cooking with a whole chicken like that is you pretty much have several meals that week that are good and *fast*, after the initial roast on Sunday and the time spent stewing and picking. *That* is how you eat homecooked and well, year after year.
Okay, where do you buy this 10 lb. chicken? I just called the meat department at the grocery and they laughed when I asked if I could buy a 10 pounder. They said 5 or 6 is very large. You would have to buy a turkey if you wanted 10 lbs. Do you buy them at a special place? I was raised on a farm and we sold chickens and eggs and never dressed out a 10 lb. chicken.
I buy them at Walmart, Perdue Oven Stuffer. Before Walmart came to town, I bought them at Farm Fresh. Sometimes at Farm Fresh it was the 'store brand' of whole chicken. They don't always come that big but I'll buy the biggest one they have. I can still do all the stuff I mentioned with an 8lb bird and sometimes that's all I have to work with. Capons usually are about 8-10lbs. Large, whole chickens are getting harder to find because most people want skinless breasts or ready to reheat chicken pieces.
My 21 year old son laughed when I told him about this thread and he said "You do amazing things with one chicken. I've seen you do it all my life." I even buy a whole chicken cut up if that's all I can get (and that's usually only about $3 or $4) and stew that. Then I'll get a couple meals out of just that. It's that Yankee ingenuity and thriftiness I suppose.
What area of the country do you live in? I'm wondering about that big chicken and where I can find it....
I'm going to make it a point to buy a few cans this weekend, just to add to the run on SPAM!! LOL
LOL! I did that with rice, when they mentioned the rice shortage. Now I have a What's for dinner this week: stuffed peppers with rice, rice puddin', peppersteak with rice, fried rice, chicken'n'rice soup, beans'n'rice.... RICE, RICE, RICE!
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2011 Jeep Patriot Sport 4dr SUV 4WD (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
Not a peep from my jeep! No dummy lights were on, no noises, no warning. But, suddenly, one day, it was unable to climb the hilly road. Just stopped, right there, in front of a farm, where a lonely adolescent cow greeted me. Transmission is currently being replaced. Thank God the 2011 has a 100,000 miles trans warranty. I no longer trust my jeep.
2011 Jeep Patriot Sport 4dr SUV 4WD (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
The enthusiastic reviews here aren't shills, I can assure you. While the venerable Patriot doesn't much impress the car writers who throw around jargon like "daily driver"-- as if 95 percent of us had anything but -- dollar for dollar, there's still not a better value in a roomy, reliable, adequately powered 4x4 crossover. Here's the total maintenance I've had done in three and a half years: oil changes and fluid top-offs. That's it.
I nervously bought mine in 2012, after Chrysler had already announced the model's demise in 2013. But guess what, they had a problem -- the (2011) re-styled Patriot kept selling far more units each successive year, so I did not end up with an orphan after all. Here are the U.S. sales figures:
2011 - 54,647
2012 - 62,010
2013 - 75,797
2014 - 93,462
2015 - 107,258
It looks as though Fiat may finally replace the Patriot/Compass models next year, but you can still get one now. And with over a million Patriot/Compass/Caliber models -- all essentially the same CUV -- still on the road, parts and maintenance shouldn't be a problem anytime soon.
I wanted the 5-speed manual transmission 4x4 with the nice wheels and manual windows. (Do you REALLY want to skid into an icy body of water with electric windows shorting out, or ride around in the summer ten years from now with malfunctioning seat warmers coming on? Hmmmm? Yeah, the fob-operated locks would be nice but they're only available with the package.) But that configuration was on NO car lot in North America--I looked.
So, here's what I did. Through my credit union's dealer, I ordered the base Sport model--the ONLY one with the 5-speed stick--with the 4x4 option, A/C, and the winter package, which provides the wheel upgrade, engine warmer, rubber floor mats (hey--it's a JEEP!), fog lamps, and tow hooks. Cagey, huh, but don't forget the tow hitch like I somehow did. (I see Latitude model owners all the time who paid for the pricey standard stuff that comes with that model and then saved a few bucks by getting the ugly, small wheels! WTF!?) I paid just under $22,000 to drive it away.
Couple of miscellaneous notes: If you're over 5-10 you may feel cramped--it's a bit narrower than most CUVs and has less head room. And, if you don't need quite as much cargo space (50.8 vs 63.4 cu ft with back seats down), the new Jeep Renegade looks like a sweet buy. I average only about 23mpg, but the thousands I saved over the next lowest-priced 4x4 buys lotsa gasoline.
2011 Jeep Patriot Latitude X 4dr SUV 4WD (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
I bought the 2011 Patriot as a program car in the spring of 2012. I have been pretty satisfied until now, it has 83,000 miles and I am replacing the first set of tires. noticed some wear issues and have been informed that it needs left and right front control arms and rear tow links....that's around $500 dollars in parts before labor. I am told this is very common for the Patriot, NAPA says they sell lots of these parts. This is my first Jeep and it may very well be my last. It gets good mileage,24-26.5 mph, it is driven 72 miles a day and babied for mileage. If I were trading vehicles today it would be a very uphill sale for Jeep.
The patriot rides well and is comfortable.
2011 Jeep Patriot Sport 4dr SUV (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
I own a 2011 Jeep Patriot and it stalled on HWY.
I have in 30 years never replaced a transmission at 123K miles (HWY miles) I have already replaced my transmission.
In addition, each time I have taken it in to get tires rotated and new tires I am told the treads are not "wearing down consistantly" this cause load noise with each rotation, even with new tires the same problem happened.
I have replaced sway arm, ball joints, wheel bearing. I live in WI, it's cold, but never had I had a window crack from the cold and I've lived her my whole life.
Please if you are looking to purchase this vechile I beg for your saftey go to:nhtsa.gov web site to see saftey problems with this Jeep!
It's a neat dark blue and I like the exterior design.
Do your research before purhasing this vechile; transmission, shutting off, gear sticking, axels, wheel bearings tire treads, shattered windshields saftey issues view at governemnt monitored website at www.nhtsa.gov. If you own this vechile and have any problems, please take take the time to enter this information. You could save a life. In addition, even if you donÂt own this vehicle anymore, if you have had work done while you owned it that is recalled, you will get reimbursed your cost. Once your information is entered, that is all you have to do, if itÂs recalled you will be contacted. So it benefits the safety of others and yourself.
2011 Jeep Patriot Sport 4dr SUV 4WD (2.4L 4cyl 5M)
This Jeep is not made for going thru mountains.
When still under warranty and 4 different trips, traveling from Phx to Flagstaff AZ to see family
in the hot summer,
would lose ALL power, coasted to side of road, wait till engine cooled and. nothing they could but but add another raditaor under front bumper, but I had to pay for it $300.
My husband is a disabled vet.
The V.A. in Prescott az bought a fleet of these jeeps, and the V.A. is not happy.
When they had to travel thru mountains to do in home care, overheating,
V.A. contacted Chrysler,
theres nothing we can about the problem !
13 gal tank don't get far.
V.A. uses different, cars now & bolts to remove, air cleaners!
Larger gas tanks, Clips to remove air cleaner , some models have about 6 bolts to remove cover to get to air cleaner cover. Barrel shape air clean, you have to order and Jiffy Lube don't replace or stock them.
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Case-Control Study of Colon and Rectal Cancer
To determine whether the use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) is associated with a reduced risk of colon and rectal cancer.
Incident case of colon and rectal cancer in women and men below the age of 70 years were ascertained through a network of collaborating hospitals in Massachusetts . For each case, a control matched on age, gender, and precinct was selected from a town list. Information was obtained through telephone interviews. Discharge summaries were obtained for the cases of cancer.
Regular recent NSAID use was associated with a reduced risk of colorectal cancer.
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Although written during Austens formative years and not published in her lifetime, this fragment of 17,500 words already displays clear signs of her later maturity of observation and realistic appraisal of contemporary realities. The Watsons was begun in 1804 (or just possibly in 1803) and was said by her sister Cassandra to have been abandoned on 27th January 1805 when Austen's father died. Brian Southam speculates that the novel may have been abandoned because "the loss [of their father] and the reduced circumstances of the Austen household in Bath—Mrs. Austen now alone with her two unmarried daughters—were too painfully close to the fictional prospect of The Watsons." {Southam 2007 p.…
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