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Topping out at 2,700 feet, Cooper Hill is stationed in the southern portion of the Green Mountain chain. Here in the heart of the Green Mountain National Forest, you can enhance your seasonal spectrum with vibrant autumn leaves, sparkling winter snow, or spring mountain greenery. When the temperatures drop, visitors flock to the pristine white powder of nearby Mount Snow, while spring and summer guests can hike or bike along a myriad of leafy trails.
The Digs
Nestled on the picturesque eastern slopes of the Green Mountains, Cooper Hill Inn boasts panoramic views that stretch 100 miles to the east. Originally a farmhouse built in 1797, today the inn is a cozy colonial home with ten distinctly furnished rooms. Pamper your palate each morning with a hearty New England breakfast. Later, you can laze on the porch before indulging in a number of outdoor activities near the inn, from hiking and snowshoeing to antiquing and horseback riding.
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RIP Pam Stovall, Associate Director of MLK Library
While there, I was saddened by the news that Pam Stovall, the associate director of the library had passed. She lost her battle with breast cancer on Sunday, June 26th. As Audrey Middleton broke the news to me, she said, "I just received an e-mail from Pam on Thursday. Everyone was saying, 'When Pam comes back, we're going to do this and tell her that.' Then, next thing you know, we get word that she passed".
Pam Stovall was a pioneer in her loving service to the library's homeless patrons, though I doubt that many homeless people knew who this awesome woman was when they passed her in the halls of MLK. But, even those who didn't know about her dedicated work for the homeless community which she did behind the scenes, never seeking any praise, most definitely reaped the benefits of her work.
I first met Pam on a cold January day in 2007. Several other homeless advocates and I had gathered under the library's overhang to protest the closure of the program which is presently known as Thrive DC and located in the basement of St. Stephen and the Incarnation in DC's Mt. Pleasant neighborhood. (At that time it was called the Dinner Program for Homeless Women, even though it fed breakfast to men and women, and was located next door to the library.) During the protest, we made a circle, held hands and prayed. It was at this moment that Pam passed by and inquired as to what our gathering was about. She then scheduled a meeting with our group which took place several days later.
During our meeting, we explained to her some of the problems being faced by the homeless. David Pirtle emphasized that those living on the streets and in shelter are people first and then homeless. And to this day, library employees refer to them as "people without homes". We also explained that many of the homeless have difficulty getting a good night's sleep due to being in noisy shelters near people who talk and snore all night or being on the streets where they have to sleep with one eye open. Pam saw to it that the library took a more sensitive approach to dealing with those who sleep in the library. She even allowed David to have art sessions with the homeless. But these are just some of the things that were done as a result of our first meeting with Pam. WE held several additional meetings with her. She brought other library employees like David Robinson and Grace Perry-Gaiter into our successive meetings. Eventually the library instituted several other programs and events that were homeless-centric.
Pam Stovall had homeless advocates to do several sensitivity trainings of its security and staff. Realizing that some of the "people without homes" needed to be connected to various services, she established a homeless outreach office in the library. Now the homeless can be connected to mental health services, shelter, feeding programs and places where they can shower and get clean clothes. Many of the homeless spend their days in the library. And now the homeless service providers can meet them where they're at.
Being that most shelters are closed from 7 AM to 7 PM. This means, among other things, that homeless sport buffs are often unable to watch games that they want to see. Under the auspices of Pam Stovall, the library began to show different sporting events to the homeless on its big screen T.V. in room A-5 or on a smaller T.V. in the 2nd floor lobby.
As it turns out, the library's staff and security are not the only ones who have been insensitive to the plight of the homeless. At one time, the library was also having a problem with teens who would mock the homeless who they met in the library. The issue came to a head in 2009. So, they took decisive action against this problem by developing a project that was designed to help teens gain an understanding of the homeless while also learning photography and interviewing skills. The project was called "Your Story Has A Home Here" and headed by Rebecca Renard. From October 2009 to June 2010 several teens interviewed over a dozen homeless people. They'd work in pairs, with one interviewing/audiotaping their subject and the other doing a photo shoot of the person. The finished project was put on display for several weeks beginning on June 21st, 2010.
I'm sorry to say that the next display which I expect the library to erect is a memorial to the life and work of Pam Stovall. And I'm not sure as to how much her obituary will say about what she did for the homeless community. But I AM sure she touched the lives of many people, most of them housed. Her work for the homeless may be a drop in the bucket when put up against all that she did for all those whom she knew and loved. But for the "people without homes", her work for their (our) community was indeed priceless -- even if they didn't know the woman behind the work.
As a lasting testament to her work for the homeless, may the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library continue to treat the homeless with the same dignity and respect that Pam Stovall demanded be shown to them and other libraries begin to follow her example. In so doing, you would not only continue her work for the less fortunate, but would also multiply it. May this record of the work of Pam Stovall cause even the multitudes who were denied the privilege of knowing her to serve "people without homes" with the same level of dedication, in essence, multiplying her effect many times over. Rest in peace, Pam Stovall.
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MTA Service Diversions For Fall 2011
The MTA is planning on several weekend service diversions affecting the Rockaway Branch of the A line during Fall 2011. The service diversions will facilitate the rehabilitation of the elevated structure of the Far Rockaway and Rockaway Park lines in the area of the Hammels Wye and the South Channel Bridge.
The structural rehabilitation work requires the full closure of the Rockaway Branch south of the Howard Beach-JFK Station on the September 17-19, October 8-10, October 22- 24 and November 5-7, 2011 weekends. Two free-fare bus routes will provide service to and from the Rockaways between the hours of 12:01 a.m. on Saturday and 5 a.m. on Monday on each weekend: Shuttle bus No. 1 will operate non-stop between the Howard Beach-JFK and the Far Rockaway-Mott Avenue Stations. Shuttle bus No. 2 will operate between the Howard Beach- JFK and Rockaway Park-Beach 116 Street Stations, stopping at Cross Bay Boulevard and Noel Road in Broad Channel and at Rockaway Beach Boulevard's intersections with Beach 98 Street and Beach 105 Street. A special subway shuttle route will operate between the Far Rockaway-Mott Avenue and Rockaway Park-Beach 116 Street Stations, serving all stations on the Rockaway peninsula. A line service to Lefferts Boulevard will not be affected by this work.
The MTA will post notices in all affected stations and make announcements on all trains informing customers of these temporary service changes. NYC Transit personnel will be on hand in order to assist customers with any questions they may have and to expedite operations. Notices about the diversions will also be posted on the service advisory page of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's website, http://travel.mtanyct.info/servic eadvisory.


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Upgrading Conseco to Hold
Conseco Inc. (CNC ): Upgrades to 3 STARS (hold) from 2 STARS (avoid)
Analyst: Catherine Seifert
Shares are sharply down on Tuesday on very heavy volume after the company reduced guidance for 2001 operating EPS from $1.00 to $0.80-$0.95. Conseco attributed reduced guidance to slowdown in variable and equity-indexed annuity sales amid difficult equity market conditions. Despite the upgrade, S&P shares the market's concerns that margins in other lines, like manufactured housing financing and long-term care insurance, may also come under more pressure.
DoubleClick (DCLK ): Maintains 5 STARS (buy)
Analyst: Scott Kessler
On Tuesday morning DoubleClick said CFO Stephen Collins is stepping down and being replaced by VP Finance/Operations Bruce Dalziel. DoubleClick is somewhat weak on this news, but S&P thinks the selloff is unwarranted. The transition to Dalziel has been underway for some six months, during which he has been acting internally as CFO of two of DoublClick's three primary business segments. Dalziel previously was the CFO of Prudential Insurance. Collins will work on special projects through Q1 2002. S&P recommends investors buy DoubleClick, a clear leader in online ad space with recent $6.21 per share in cash.
Textron (TXT ): Maintains 3 STARS (hold)
Analyst: Robert Friedman
The $13 billion conglomerate, a maker of Bell helicopters and Citation business jets, is near a pact to sell its auto-trim division for $1 billion in cash and assumed debt and $335 million in stock. S&P thinks the price is modest at five times Textron's 2000 operating earnings. Textron's auto parts-making unit is a low-margin, commodity business with little growth prospects or pricing power. But most of Textron's remaining units still cater to slow-growing, and/or highly cyclical markets. The company is trading at only a slight discount to its unchanged estimated $58-$68 fair value range.
Procter & Gamble (PG ): Reiterates 4 STARS (accumulate)
Analyst: Howard Choe
Before charges, P&G posted June-quarter EPS of $0.60 vs. $0.55, in line with S&P's estimate. Sales growth was 1%, as expected. Healthcare segment sales are showing continued strength, up 14%. Foreign exchange had a 3% adverse impact. Operating margin rose 140 basis points, boosted by an impressive 190 basis point reduction in selling, general and administrative costs. P&G is gaining market share in key categories; the company is more in tune with market pricing. S&P expects further gains with new product launches in 2002. At 22 times S&P's fiscal 2002 (June) EPS estimate of $3.32, P&G shares are at a meaningful discount to its historical 20%-30% premium to the market.
Darden Restaurants (DRI ): Reiterates 4 STARS (accumulate)
Analyst: Karen Sack
Shares are down on weak July same-store sales, which are up only 1%-2% at Red Lobster with guest counts down 3%, and flat at Olive Garden vs. a year ago on a 1% decline in guest counts. Darden is up against difficult comparisons from last year. Consumer spending for eating out has slowed somewhat, but S&P anticipates a modest pickup as some tax rebate checks are spent eating out. S&P is maintaining the projected 16% rise in fiscal 2002 (May) EPS to $2.15, boosted by the rollout of Bahama Breeze and Smokey Bones BBQ Sports Bars.
IBP Inc. (IBP ) and Tyson Foods (TSN ): Reiterates 3 STARS (hold)
Analyst: Phillip Seligman
The Tyson acquisition of IBP is likely to close in two months. S&P sees combined 2002 revenues of $25.7 billion and $0.90-$1.00 EPS, based on new accounting rules effective in 2002, or $0.70-$0.85 EPS using the current rules. S&P's estimated results includes $50 million of synergy savings, with an annual $200 million in savings likely in three years. Divestitures, likely minor, will be announced in 30-60 days. S&P says keep both stocks, and believes Tyson's price reflects the discounted value of the combined company. S&P thinks the combines companies will benefit from synergy savings, economies of scale, joint marketing, and an improved sales mix.


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Called the "go-to" player by her coach, Ashton Kershner was also named the Tri-County Conference's girls volleyball Most Valuable Player of 2012.
The Pioneer varsity squad is in the playoffs in part because of Kershner, who Patriots coach Dana Anglin has said "does everything for us."
Three other Pioneer girls are All-Conference selections, as are two Woodland players.
The Patriots' Gema Diaz, Adriana Fuentes and Celeste Lopez, along with the Wolves's Kelly Campos and Natalie Butterfield, earned the honor.
Four River Valley players and three Yuba City girls were named, making Woodland (which finished fourth in the TCC) the only non-playoff team
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Lymphedema after breast cancer: incidence, risk factors, and effect on upper body function
Hayes, Sandra C., Janda, Monika, Cornish, Bruce H., Battistutta, Diana, & Newman, Beth M. (2008) Lymphedema after breast cancer: incidence, risk factors, and effect on upper body function. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 26(21), pp. 3536-3542.
PURPOSE: Secondary lymphedema is associated with adverse physical and psychosocial consequences among women with breast cancer (BC). This article describes the prevalence and incidence of lymphedema between 6 and 18 months after BC treatment; personal, treatment, and behavioral correlates of lymphedema status; and the presence of other upper-body symptoms (UBS) and function (UBF). PATIENTS AND METHODS: A population-based sample of Australian women (n = 287) with recently diagnosed, invasive BC were evaluated on five occasions using bioimpedance spectroscopy. Lymphedema was diagnosed when the ratio of impedance values, comparing treated and untreated sides, was three standard deviations more than normative data. UBF was assessed using the validated Disability of the Arm, Shoulder, and Hand questionnaire. RESULTS: From 6 to 18 months after surgery, 33% (n = 62) of the sample were classified as having lymphedema; of these, 40% had long-term lymphedema. Although older age, more extensive surgery or axillary node dissection, and experiencing one or more treatment-related complication(s) or symptom(s) at baseline were associated with increased odds, lower socioeconomic status, having a partner, greater child care responsibilities, being treated on the dominant side, participation in regular activity, and having good UBF were associated with decreased odds of lymphedema. Not surprisingly, lymphedema leads to reduced UBF; however, BC survivors report high prevalences of other UBS (34% to 62%), irrespective of their lymphedema status. CONCLUSION: Lymphedema is a public health issue deserving greater attention. More systematic surveillance for earlier detection and the potential benefits of physical activity to prevent lymphedema and mitigate symptoms warrant further clinical integration and research.
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Quote, originally posted by VDub2625 » I would say the death of the Corrado has to do more with the death of the inexpensive/midrange coupe market in general in the early 90s more then anything. But that's a story for another thread.
I agree! What caused this? Well, It didn't help that the Eagle Talon was between $3K and $5K cheaper and blew the doors off the Corrado, especially the AWD model!! SO much for VW's marketing of a "Pure" sports car. Don't forget the Integra and the overall fact it was heads and tails more reliable and again cheaper!! Don't get me wrong, I loved my 90 Corrado and wouldn't have traded it for those others but I partially loved it because it replaced a car I loved before it......the Scirocco!!!
OK, I'll leave this to another thread..... Still, This Scirocco is exactly what VW needs plus we know it can handle an AWD system simple by the fact that Audi has been showing off photo's of a car they kept referring to as a "Shooting Brake Concept" for almost a year. It's innocence this same car rebadged??!!
I'm both hopeful and confident that this will make it to the states and be equipped later with an AWD variant!!! It's going to be sick, and I'm going to have one!!!!!!


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The Classic Cadillac Forum Discussion, Value - 1969 Deville Convertible w/63,000 mi in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; My Mother owns a 1969 Deville Convertible that my recently deceased Father had purchased in 1980. She moved to FL ...
- 12-27-12 06:01 PM #1Cadillac Owners Member
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Value - 1969 Deville Convertible w/63,000 mi
My Mother owns a 1969 Deville Convertible that my recently deceased Father had purchased in 1980. She moved to FL permanently in October and wants to sell it because she has no need for the car. I'd like to make a reasonable offer so I can 'keep it in the Family' *if* the cost to correct some issues is not too much.
The car is in very good shape. Mechanical items include: (1) 2 bad cylinders not firing, (2) needs back brakes, (3) grille needs slight repair, (4) inside HVAC vent needs replaced, and (5) drivers side door jamb needs fixed. The interior is in very good shape, no tears in leather.
Any thoughts concerning value if:
1. As-is, where-is.
2. Correct mechanical issues (1) and (2) above and minor issues noted above.
Some photos:
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Re: Value - 1969 Deville Convertible w/63,000 mi
I always believe that eBay gives you a pretty good idea of what a fair condition car is actually worth, as opposed to what the book says. If you do a search for a 1969 deville on eBay at the moment, you can see that there are examples around $5000 - $10000, the most recent one that sold went for $8800 with allegedly no faults - discount that for the faults you describe and the 'family discount' and I don't think you would be doing her a disservice at between $4000 and $5000.
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Given issues and no rust (check the quarter panels, fenders , and the undercarriage), I'd say 4k or so would be fair.
Edit: Somehow I missed that 2 cylinders weren't firing. I'd say 3500 or so is fair.
Also, what is wrong with the drivers door jamb?
Re: Value - 1969 Deville Convertible w/63,000 mi
Engine work can get pricey. I'd say 4K is the top for this car, sine you'll be sinking in an almost equal amount to correct the mechanical issues.
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Re: Value - 1969 Deville Convertible w/63,000 mi
I agree with the value ranges posted. Looks like a solid car with good panel gaps from what I can see in the pictures. Rare and desirable color combo (if you like it) I think it was called Chateau Mauve in '69?
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Re: Value - 1969 Deville Convertible w/63,000 mi
Chateau Mauve Firemist, with a white top, dark mauve ostrich grain leather inside.
Not a bad example, but some work will be needed to repair.
If it were me, I'd say tops of $4k to $5k.
Rebuilding an engine, if needed, repairing brakes, and finding elusive interior fittings will cost a few dollars.
4-5k is fair.


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Unlike misbegotten comparos between barely similar plug-in cars pitted together mainly because they run on grid power, a Porsche vs. Tesla shootout is almost valid. The rear-wheel-driven standard 85-kwh Tesla Model S and Porsche Panamera S E-Hybrid both target similar demographics with comparable curb weight, dimensions, 0-60 time, and glamor. Given one's an EV, however, […]+ Read More
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La Canfora: Rams expect to complete James Laurinaitis extension before season
CBSSports.com's Jason La Canfora reports the Rams expect to complete extension for LB James Laurinaitis before the start of season, according to league sources.
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The following is a report from CBSSports.com's NFL Insider Jason La Canfora.
The Rams expect to complete a contract extension for linebacker James Laurinaitis before the start of the season, according to league sources.
The team, which recently completed a deal for end Chris Long, is working on getting Laurinaitis locked up as well and it's expected before Week 1. The Rams have their core tied up long-term besides the linebacker and will be well positioned, with a bulk on the upfront money already paid out prior to the 2015 season -- when the cap is projected to rise.
By 2014, should the Rams keep the bounty of picks they have acquired in recent trades, the team would have 12 first- and second- round picks locked up under the new team-friendly rookie wage scale -- which also creates cap space to use toward extending current top players like Sam Bradford, who currently has four years left on his deal.
Once Laurinaitis is secured, slot receiver Danny Amendola would be the only regular not signed well into the future, but his price tag would not be nearly as rich financially.
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Australians will have to pay more for health and care in their twilight years as the nation moves to rein in the skyrocket-ing costs of an ageing population.
With pressure mounting on the public purse, the Minister for Ageing, Julie Bishop, has urged Australians to adopt healthier lifestyles now to ward off costly preventable diseases later in life.
Ms Bishop told The Age this week: "The question ought be: 'What can I do for the health system?' not 'What can the health system do for me?'
"I think there will be a realisation that burgeoning health costs must be contained in some way, and a realisation that you can take steps yourself to ensure you have every chance of a healthy, longer life."
The Government would promote bolder health efforts, urging people to eat better, exercise more and stay in the workforce longer.
Ms Bishop said a shift in attitudes and behaviour would be needed to cope with the cost of caring for older Australians as they grew as a proportion of the population in the next 40 years.
But she was encouraged that there were already signs of greater personal responsibility, with many baby boomers investing time and effort to keep themselves free of disability and disease for as long as possible.
"There's a social and economic imperative in it. When you look at the drivers for entry into residential aged care - falls, incontinence, diabetes - these are all preventable," Ms Bishop said.
"I think increasingly the current generation of people who are on the cusp of being older Australians will want to be more self-reliant - you can see it now in the number of people who go to yoga classes, the focus on nutrition."
Australians would also need to adopt new attitudes to retirement incomes and accumulated wealth.
By staying in the workforce longer, they would not only guarantee the quality of their lifestyle in later years, but preserve their health and sense of connection.
"My parents and their generation are very concerned about what they leave to their children," Ms Bishop said.
"I think the current generation of people heading towards old age are more concerned to ensure that they pay for themselves rather than concerned with what their children will inherit. I think that's a healthy sign, because they are more self-reliant. They want to be as independent as possible."
Many people had already accepted that they would shoulder a greater share of their own health and aged care costs as they grew older, she said, and may have more means at their disposal.
"And I think people will want to be cared for differently . . . with more initiatives for people to be able to stay in their own home," she said.
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You along with every single Plus subscriber have no reason to be complaining, so I don't know why you're using that as an arguement. You're getting your money's worth and more. You're on here every week or two talking about the same thing. Not even a week of you getting something satisfying is enough to hold you off for a month or two without you coming here with "why can't we get that". It's tired already, let it go.
I'm not replying here anymore. Good luck with your campaign.
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**bleep** fid-- never seen ya so **bleep**--
lmao i see both sides-- i bought hitman absolution digi-- so i can buy sleeping dogs for 25$ digi (some kind of promotion) i just havent got myself to buy this game yet-- mainly for the reasoning it dropped in price quicker then oprah on a big mac.. that always scares me in retail games.. BUT at the same time-- i think it probaly would beat out anything we have received over the last 2 months-- so wouldnt mind seeing it on the IGC
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Dont argue with @FidelityNy, he has the absolute truth of what is a good game or not... f#@k off!
This game was praised by a lot of site and magazines. Me and other people want it. Nobody cares if you don't like it.
PS: SCEA already screwed us by giving us just a discount for Arkham City and Bulletstorm, just to name a few, after Europe got them for free. So don't get your hopes up
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@FidelityNy Its nice you believe that you can decided for people what they can and can't complain about. We pay to have the service and if we are not happy with the service we are getting for that money we have every right to complain. You have no right to tell people other wise. If you dont want to read peoples post about them not being happy with their membership then stop reading it, the forums are here for that reason SO SONY CAN GET FEEDBACK. If you dont like someones feedback you have no right to tell them they cant post it. Last I checked this was not the FidelityNy forums.
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I'm sure many people want Sleeping Dogs! It's a pretty fun game but it's not that great. Just an opinion though. The problem here initially is that people were complaining that we were getting a Vita game this week which was needed. We would normally get nothing this week. People think Sleeping Dogs EU= Ninja Gaiden Sigma PLUS US and that simply isn't the case. Sleeping Dogs is for EU Feb content that starts next week. We don't even know what we are getting yet! It could be crap, but who knows? I'm hoping for some Amalur, Bayonetta, Okami HD, or Dishonored (which would blow the house up!) but that last one is wishful thinking.
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Lol we just got Foosball and Quantum Conundrum two games that are way better than a poor;y made gta clone. Either a troll or idiot if you crying about not getting Sleepin Dogs which is a bargain bin title at best
What?? Foosball isn't bad, but you compare it to Sleeping Dogs? Even if it were somehow better than SD, it is a Vita IGC game, so your logic is flawed. Quantum Conundrum is one of the other free games for the month of February in Europe, so your whole argument makes no sense.
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Hi guys Im new to the forum and I'm sure you guys are sick of hearing about everyones frame rust. Anyway I have a 1992 Wrangler that I bought knowing nothing about these except that they are cool. I knew I needed a tub so I bought one. Just got the old one off and found the famous frame rust. I saw the wraps from daveysgeeps and autorust but I really dont want to Box in the rust. Have any of you cut out the rust and welded plates to the frame. I want to do mine so after I grind my welds the frame is smooth. has anybody done this and have pictures of the process. I've been looking under any YJ i find and everone here in Maine has had the frame welded but I want to make mine so you cant tell. I'm a very good welder but I want to get everyones opinion before i get balls deep into this project. Thanks Guys and Gals
Honestly?? Your better off swapping frames....for 500 bucks you can get a rust free one and be time and cash ahead
Thanks Ibuildembig thats what I was afraid of. Up here all the used frames are junk and it would cost a bundle to have one shipped. Boy I wouldve loved to get that one that was on here last year in New York
Ibuildembig are there any threads on here of people repairing the frame the way i want to?
Not that I know of...too bad your arent closer, I have a bent frame that is rust free down here thats gonna go cheap.
The problem your gonna have is the frames are super thin as it is and its gonna be hard to get a good weld to them for a patch....hence the reason most of them are scabbed over.
interesting... if you can get a frame and want to swap it, I'd say thats a better route if more than 10-15% of the frame is gone from rust. If your looking at less than 10% of the frame I would do like your thinking and replace the steel. The front from the axles to the bumper is the part to rust first most the time. You can get jeep frame repair kits with pre-cut steel to weld in. Here is an example;
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got to be something on this forum... but thats all I could find with pics right now.
Cut the rust out of the frame, make your patches and weld them in. Yes you will be able to tell afterwards that the frame was fixed, but so long as you cut the old rust out first, then welded in a structurally sound repair, what does it matter how it looks underneath?
You can also try jeep4x4center.com and they sell frame sections pretty handy if it's really rotted, and idk if you need them or not but mopar sells the rear upper shock mounts too I just put mine in last week and can't complain their made thicker and won't rott as easy
Thanks for all the help guys. Im leaning towards welding up this frame till I can find a frame in better shape. Thanks Jim711 I didnt know the shock mounts were available. How much $ are they? I was going to weld in Ford upper mounts. I care what it looks like I try to make anything I do look good. Guess theres going to be plenty of sleepless nights and Heineken in my future.
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"Most people relish time away from work or routine and live for vacations," says Psych Central. "But a subset of individuals becomes anxious when they take time away to relax. A new research study examines the phenomenon by asking individuals to complete a questionnaire called the Relaxation Sensitivity Index. Preliminary findings suggest that individuals who are high in relaxation sensitivity are also high in anxiety sensitivity. 'Relaxation-induced anxiety … is a relatively common occurrence,' said Christina Luberto, a doctoral student in the University of Cincinnati's department of psychology." From the questionnaire:
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I don't agree with Iranian politics or sleep with the enemy so to speak. But there is some reason to this banning of the Barbie.
Perhaps, we should give our girls better icons to follow: the Tina Brown doll, the Maya Angelou doll, the Margaret Mead doll, the Linda Schele doll and dolls depicting the bodies, features and work of Carolyn Shoemaker in astronomy; Sally K. Ride in physics; Eka Esu-Williams in medicine; Nancy Lopez in sports; and Katharine Jefferts Schori in religion….
Real women with real flaws and active lives contributing to who we are and why we are…these should be our models.
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Rolex, Cartier, Patek Philippe, Panerai, Philip Stein, A.Lange & Sohne, Omega, Brietling and even Seiko are all brands you can find on the fake market. If you've ever taken a stroll down Canal Street in NYC you'll be sure to see thousands of fake luxury watch brands at your disposal. With fakes ubiquitously spread across the streets and counterfeiters across the world getting very good at mimicking the real thing, make sure you take the necessary steps to protect yourself from getting duped.
First you need to really know your brand. Each brand has its own nuances that either make or break its authenticity. Changing the bezel on your Rolex submariner to a GMT Master II Pepsi bezel? This might look cool, but it actually nullifies the authenticity of your watch by Rolex's standards.
Is the price too good to be true? Guess what, it probably is. There's a reason many luxury watches cost a fair amount and true luxury timepieces maintain their value over the years. Don't expect to get massive discounts on real luxury watches. Avoid the $100 to $300 bargain. You get what you pay for.
Is my Rolex a fake?
Have you checked the caseback? One of the easiest checks is to see if there's a clear display or skeleton caseback. Rolex only makes solid casebacks (for the exception of only a couple vintage models from the 1930s in circulation). So if you see a transparent back, odds are that it's a fake.
Is the caseback engraved? Rolex doesn't do this either. Their casebacks are free from any engravings such as hallmarks and logos. They have smooth casebacks with the exception of a very few out there such as the Sea Dweller from the 1990s.
How big does the date look? Date magnification is a standard 2.5x enhanced by the Cyclops attached to the crystal. The date should take up the entire bubble. Anything less or more is truly a fake. Many fakes use a magnification of 1.5x.
Is that glass or real sapphire crystal? Many fakes save money by using glass composition. Test the water surface tension by spilling water on top the watch. The water should pull together rather than smear because of sapphire's smooth surface.
How is the crown sealed? For many of the models such as the Daytona, Submariner and Sea-Dweller there should be a triplock crown seal within the threads of the winding crown's tube. The gasket is a black ring that's visible when the winding crown is fully unscrewed. Many fakes will not feature this or will include a ring that's not functional.
Weight? Cheap fakes weigh considerably less than genuine Rolex's considering the stainless steel and gold materials that are used are heavier than the base metals of fakes. However, this is getting considerably difficult to use as a gauge since counterfeiters are getting much better at making the fakes weigh just as much as the real timepieces.
How does it tick? Does it stutter or is it smooth? A genuine Rolex's second hand should "sweep" and will always be smooth and continuous (between 5-8 ticks or movements per second). Take precaution however, some higher priced fakes have mastered this feature.
Engravings? There should be a small micro-etched Rolex crown logo engraved below the 6 o'clock position on the crystal. There should also be an engraving on the rehaut (the inner rim of the watch face between the dial and the crystal). Typically the word "ROLEX" with the serial number engraved at 6 o'clock under the crystal is displayed. Check to see if it's actually engraved and not just printed on the rehaut. Many fakes now incorporate these engravings, however are crude and not precise and as detailed as a real piece.
How clear is the writing on the dial? The letters on the dial should be clear, convex, and precise with utmost attention to detail and no bubbling.
Are those hands from a different model? Many counterfeits will swap hands from one model to another. Many fakes use hands that are either the wrong shape or size. Again know your brand and model!
Can you confirm the serial number? Every genuine Rolex has a unique 5-8 digit serial number which helps determine the approximate year of production for that particular watch.
Pop the hood open. A real good fake may pass all of these inspections and the only way to really tell is to open up the watch and take a look under the hood. Here you can see the real inner workings of the gears and jewels used that create that genuine movement.
As always, remember to buy from a trusted source. Make sure you are dealing with a reputable dealer that has your best interests in mind. And keep in mind, it it's too good to be true, it usually is. Keep these tips handy when shopping for that must have luxury timepiece.
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This comfortable 2 story home in Diamond Point is easy distance to everything, beach, boats, bars, restaurants, etc. This basic home has a relaxed feel and a private serene backyard with a stream running through. The house has many modern amenities such as two new full bathrooms one with tub. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 with queen beds and the third with 2 sets of bunkbeds (twins on top and fulls on bottom) and a pull out couch in the living room. Driveway holds 3 cars.
The private Diamond Point town beach is a 5 minute walk (private, restrictions) or you can drive your car down and park in the beach lot. Lifeguards are on duty from 10 am to 6 pm and feel free to go down to the (often times totally empty) beach for some morning fishing or an evening cocktail.
We have wireless internet and you'll get a signal for your Verizon cell phone.
Diamond Point is halfway between the town of Bolton Landing and the village of Lake George, both of which you can drive to in about 5 minutes. In Bolton Landing you'll find the Sagamore Hotel (with award winning spa), many great restaurants, the Bolton Landing public beach and the Grand Union Shopping center. The Village boasts plenty of bars, restaurants, amusement arcades, boating and parasailing, ice cream shops. A bit further down the road you'll find Outlet shopping and 6 Flags Great Escape.
This is a 4 season house that is 30 minutes from Gore Mountain and an easy day trip to West Mountain, Hickory Mountain and Whiteface for those that like to ski. Also, once the lake freezes over, Winterfest kicks off and there are thousands of people that take their ATVs and snow mobiles out on the lake for daily cruises as well as for the organized races on the southern part of the lake. Snow shoeing up Buck Mountain is also a great winter hike that's right near the house and has spectacular views.
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June: $1,500/week
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Security Deposit - $600; Cleaning fee $150.
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Awesome location, near everything, very laid back.
Running brook in back yard.
House is good for what we need it to be! We will have good memories of our trip to Lake George and many of those memories took place at Eric's house. Thanks again for another great vacation.
We booked our stay for 4th of July weekend and stayed for 3 nights. The location is perfect as it not crowded as Lake George Village or Bolton Landing it's between both towns and getting around the lake is really easy. Additionally, the house has a private beach in a walking distance. The house has all the needed equipment for making the stay comfortable including BBQ, firepit, internet, electric stove and etc. Communicating with Eric was really a pleasure, great person to work with no troubles and he also accepted the request right away. I would definitely recommend this place and would love to go back again. Thanks Eric for making the stay wonderful...:-)
House was great, did the job. Clean and comfortable. Good location, close to LG and Bolton Landing but also away and quite enough. My family and I enjoyed our stay, thank you! Owner was cool too.
Owner was a pleasure to work with and very helpful in getting the most out of our stay and using the property. The house is fully furnished and stocked with anything you'd need in a 2nd home besides groceries. Very nice grill out back and it was nice to have a marina close by for boat rentals. The house has 8 beds and plenty of lounging space to make it very comfortable. Would definitely recommend this property and stay here again.
We enjoyed grilling and lighting fire at night in the backyard, lounging in the family room and renting a boat at the nearby marina. The kitchen was stocked with appliances and easy to use for quick meals for the group. Only downside was that there is no air conditioning for peak hot days, but fans and open windows cool down the house easily, especially at night.
We stayed at Eric's place for 4 nights and had wonderful time.
we often rent cottages in similar locations and felt this one was a gem.
we were two families, 4 adults and 5 little children. the property was great, fully furnished, kitchen had all that one could imagine, internet, tv, BBQ, beach equipment, W/D, you name it...
owner Eric was very helpful, extremely easy to communicate with and was always available for advice and/or help.
the house was very spacious and could easily accommodate all of us. there are two full size very modern bathrooms which were great to wash all the kids with ease after a beach day. we found the home very clean and everything was great.
in many ways, the pictures on the site did not do justice to the home as we really felt it was a gem!
the property location is great, on a quite street, just few steps away from a private beach which was great for the kids. Diamond point was great and the location allowed us to take advantage and visit often both Lake George Village as well as Bolton Landings which are both only few miles away either to the south or to the north of the home.
we enjoyed spending one day at the Bolton Landings public beach. the Beach was very large, clean, fully equipped, huge parking lot on site, kids craft area, play ground with little rides for kids etc well worth the $5 per day and only few mins away from the house. we had such great time we even drove back in the afternoon for more
many great restaurant all over the place. we dined once in Bolton, once in the village and another time by the water near the Bolton marina...all were great places
we for sure recommend the place and will definitely be back again
thank you Eric
Fabulous week. House exactly as described. Very relaxed location, close to everything. Stream in back is tranquil. Lake very close. Gore Mt 30 minutes. House very updated. Will definitely be back next summer. Thanks Eric!
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Forrester's Customer Experience Index (CXi) research reveals a shocking business result: Over five years, CXi leaders outperformed the S&P with 43% stock growth, while CXi laggards had negative returns of -34%. (See this Forrester report to learn about our new customer experience index.)
As a result, firms are in an arms race to mobilize their services, deliver new digital capabilities, and delight customers on every step of their journey. eBusiness, marketing, and customer experience teams are eagerly adopting new software to deliver these digital experiences. At times, they chose a conscious uncoupling from the CIO's team in order to move quickly and stay ahead of customers' expectations.
Unfortunately, the mismatch of customer-facing teams scrambling to build new digital services while CIOs and their teams hunker down to cut cost and risk has caused a disconnect on the role of technology management in delivering great experiences. In a new Forrester report, Closing The Experience Gaps, my colleague John C. McCarthy and I interviewed more than 35 companies and analyzed survey results from 3,502 US consumers, we uncovered this misalignment and identified the four experience gaps that result (see Figure 1).
Figure 1 Experience Delivery Requires A New Architecture And Philosophy
Experience Delivery Requires A New Architecture And Philosophy
To close the customer experience gaps in performance, convenience, personalization, and trust, firms must think differently and invest differently in the technology of experience delivery. In companies as diverse as Barclays, China Eastern Airlines, Citigroup, General Electric (GE), Nordstrom, Starbucks, and UPS, software technology has become a central pillar in the corporate strategy and brand. We believe that it's time for firms to move beyond point customer solutions and instead take a more sophisticated and scalable two-pronged approach to deliver effective, easy, and emotional customer experiences:
1. An architecture for cross-channel experience delivery. Invest in a new collection of software capabilities, upgrade the aging web and commerce platforms, and build APIs to systems of record in order to deliver at Internet scale on any device in any channel.
2. A philosophy and culture of business agility. Build common ground between business stakeholders, developers, and technology professionals with a shared approach to Agile development and technical engineering focused on delivering great customer experiences.
We'll describe these two investments and the role of the CIO organization in future posts.
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Who's been watching this? Season 2 coming up real soon.
I watched the first season like a year ago, the ending ruined it for me. fuck a season 2 now
I just watched the first season recently. I don't know why so many people are complaining about the ending. Isn't it more unique to have the story carry on? I know some people are impatient, but still lol Or were they telling people in the previews that it would definitely be revealed by the end of the first season? If they were saying that, then I could see how some people would be upset about it.
I like the character of Holder. I guess that actor is going to be Robocop in the remake that's coming out.
Yeah it was only meant to be 1 season (13 ep if I remember correctly) as it was a remake of a Norwegian show then they changed the ending to milk another season.
Spoiler alert............ I believe in the original series the killer was the dads friend, that weird guy
I can see why people are mad since it was supposed to be like a mini series, it sounds like basically. Since I didn't know that ahead of time, as the show was progressing, I thought that they might just have one case per season. Now that they said there will definitely be a conclusion at the end of this season, I guess that will be it for the show.
As soon as I saw the scene where that weird guy was changing the kid's bed sheets, I was guessing that he might be the killer. Then when the female detective saw who the e-mail went to, it looked like the guy running for mayor was definitely involved. And I thought it might be the standard scene where he attacks the female detective, and her partner has to rush in to help her. I was glad that they didn't go that route, and went with some swerves during the season.
Yeah who knows which direction it will go in this season, what they should of done was made another season of Harpers Island, you even catch that show?
Yeah I thought it was awesome but I like whodunit's and shit like that so maybe thats just me but i would recommend it. Its basically a murder mystery where each week someone dies and until there in 1 left.
By the way, when you said that they should have done another season of Harpers Island, does that imply that the killer wasn't definitely revealed at the end of the first season? Or did the plot open itself up for another season just in general? I guess it would be kinda tough to answer that though without spoiling it for me, since I haven't seen it yet lol
^^ Nah it definitely finished, 90% of the cast was dead, I just liked the show so much I wanted them to do another. New cast but same concept.
lol yeah the first few episodes are like that because there is so many characters but once it starts to pick up, its all good.
i need to start watching this, not really my type of show but the first episode was quite good.
i cant get past the albino ginger though


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December 5, 2014
Study Day
Friday, December 05, 2014
Senior Art Show
Monday, November 17, 2014 - Friday, December 12, 2014
Bluefield College Senior to Exhibit Art at Paine Gallery
Bluefield College senior art major Meredith Simkins will exhibit her works at the Bea Paine Gallery in the Bluefield Area Arts Center, November 17 through December 12.
Titled "Cerebral Nooks and Crannies," Simkins' show features a variety of pieces that reflect contemporary surrealism. The works are based on dreams Simkins has had through the years, and they are painted to look like scenes in animated films with black outlines.
The Bea Paine Gallery in the Bluefield Area Arts Center is located at 500 Bland Street in Bluefield, West Virginia.
How to Beat Procrastination- Workshop with Kristen Garrett
Friday, December 05, 2014, 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
This workshop will go over seven different ways to avoid procrastination. The goal is to help students learn how to get their assignments done in a timely manner and not wait and cram the night before.
Location: Lansdell 111
Christmas at Bluefield Concert
Daily, from 12/05/2014 to 12/06/2014, 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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King Won't Be Pfizer's Last Deal
Pfizer's $68 billion purchase of Wyeth last year seemed like the king of all pharmaceutical deals, but it wasn't enough to crown the company's struggle to offset looming patent expirations for top-selling drugs like cholesterol pill Lipitor. That was made clear today when Pfizer, the No. 1 drug company by sales, said it would buy King Pharmaceuticals for $3.6 billion cash.
The King deal, at a reasonable price, should modestly help Pfizer offset its patent woes, but Pfizer will likely have to do more deals to successfully navigate the next few years.


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Sep 27, 2012 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff WriterThe most recent tally of students enrolled in Riverton schools should validate administrators' claim that some Fremont County School District 25 buildings are operating over capacity, Superintendent Terry Snyder said.
As of Sept. 7, total enrollment in grades K-12 was measured at 2,596 students, compared to 2,601 during the same week last year, according to district statistics, which Snyder shared with his board of trustees.
"We're starting this year virtually the same way we started last year," Snyder said. "We didn't experience a big drop."
The similarity is significant, he said, because last year's numbers represented a 10 percent increase in enrollment at the elementary level. That group of students maintained its size this year as well: Last week 1,267 elementary students were enrolled in Riverton schools, and on Sept. 6, 2011, there were 1,226 students enrolled.
"Sometimes after a big increase you see a drop," Snyder said. "But we continue to have that strong enrollment. (That) helps to solidify some of the studies we'll be involved in with the School Facilities Commission."
The Wyoming SFC now considers capacity issues when deciding which of the state's school districts are in need of new facilities. Snyder said the decision to consider capacity was meant to make funding distribution more equitable.
"I think the SFC is trying to be fair to all of the districts in the state, whether you're a small or large district," Snyder said. "They're trying to look at the building level so it's not contingent upon how big you are or how influential you may be."
Other enrollment statistics
On Sept. 7, there were 2,596 students enrolled within Fremont County School District 25. Of those, 730 attend Riverton High School, 577 go to Riverton Middle School and 22 attend the city's alternative school.
This year's K-2 class of 682 students includes 218 kindergarteners, 242 first-graders and 222 second-graders. The district's 200 third-graders, 205 fourth-graders and 180 fifth-graders make up the 585-person student body at Rendezvous Elementary School.
Board chairman Carl Manning noted that Rendezvous will lose 180 fifth-graders next year and gain this year's crop of 222 second-graders, adding 42 students to the building that already is operating at about 130 percent capacity.
"We'll see significantly more pressure," Manning said, and Snyder agreed, adding, "Rendezvous is getting tighter."
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My question wasn't answered
What will Happen if I
This is Only a HYPOTHETICAL Question,
just out of curiousity,
If I disconnect my power supply, shut off my gas at the meter and discharge the capacitor,
What will Happen when I cut the freon line ??
The compressor is under pressure, will the freon spew like crazy,
or will the pressure cause the compressor to blow up, ETC....
JUST from reading the replies in your question that "wasn't answered", I would guess that it would, in fact, "spew" out (since it would apparently come in contact with parts of your body). And since the second largest fear was ruining the atmosphere, I would also guess that the compressor would not blow up.
But again, read GUESS as exactly that. I'm not an HVAC tech, nor do I play one on TV :D
Nothing will happen with the compressor, but as was stated. the freon will come out at a very high rate and freeze anything it touches. Looks like to me the question has been answered more than once!
He must have frooze his typing finger off!
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