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A quintet of LSU defenders are expected to declare for the NFL draft after the Tigers finished their season in Chick-Fil-A Bowl vs. Clemson.
Defensive ends Barkevious Mingo and Sam Montgomery are the two players expected to be drafted the highest and each could end up in the top 15 of the draft. They are expected to be joined in the draft by inside linebacker Kevin Minter, All-American safety Eric Reid and defensive tackle Bennie Logan.
Mingo is slightly undersized and will have to add 20-25 pounds to his 240 pound body, but has the frame at 6'5'' to add the bulk without sacrificing the speed that makes him a terror off the edge. His long arms, fluid hips, and first step quickness make him one of the top pass rushing ends in this draft class. He only had 5.5 tackles for loss and four sacks this season in a down year, but his skill-set will make NFL teams salivate when they watch him workout at his pro day and at the combine.
Montgomery weighs in at 245 pounds and is more of a complete defender against the run than versus the pass as opposed to his teammate. He finds and tracks the ball very well form the right end spot where he projects to play in the NFL unless he can improve his raw pass rushing skills. He does need to learn to use his hands better to shed offensive lineman to be a complete end. Montgomery has been an intense competitor and vocal leader for a productive college defense and that intangible will boost his draft stock.
Minter will be hurt because of his position as inside linebackers are not viewed as a premium position in the draft and thus have seen their draft position slide in recent years, but should be one of the first players taken in the second round based on his ability to make plays from sideline-to-sideline and lead a defense.
LSU turns out defensive backs year in and year out and Reid is one of the top three safeties in this class who has shown to be a terrific leader at Baton Rouge with incredible instincts and recognition skills–which make up for his less-than-elite speed. He is a very smooth athlete who looks like the game slows down for him. Has great height at 6-2 and has shown the propensity to make a big interception–as he did with an interception at the goal line vs. Alabama last season.
Logan is often overshadowed by his teammates, but in many ways is the key cog on LSU's line. Makes plays in the backfield stuffing opposing teams in the run game. He will improve as a pass rushing tackle in the NFL as he incorporates an arsenal of moves to become a menace along the interior of the line. His best trait is his first step quickness that allows him to beat guards and centers to the point of attack.
Don't worry about the LSU defense taking a step back in 2013 though as the Tigers have played a number of freshmen on defense this season and will once again have a top 10 recruiting class this winter. Having John Chavis, one of college football's best coordinators will ease the development of the next wave of Tiger defenders that will have another handful declaring for the draft this time next year.
That's just how they do it at LSU.
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BeschreibungThis stylish and highly entertaining account of the origins of the Franco-Dutch War of 1672 is based on massive archival researches covering twelve countries. Contrary to the accepted historical opinion that there was a meeting of minds within Louis XIV's conseil d'en haut over the desirability of the war, Professor Sonnino chronicles a story of bitter division, in the course of which the contrasting personalities of the king and of his most intimate advisors emerge in vivid detail. Racine once eulogized the war as a brilliantly executed venture which put the insolent Dutch in their place. Saint-Simon, on the other hand, saw it as the disastrous result of endemic jealousies, in which Le Tellier and Louvois sought to displace Colbert in Louis' affections. From these early views the modern consensus, in spite of occasional dissenters, has gradually evolved. Professor Sonnino, however, breaks through the maze of interpretations with decisive new evidence, and in an unusually clear and lively evocation of the emotional element which pervaded high policy, explains the many agonizing decisions that preceded one of the most dramatic conflicts of the seventeenth century.
InhaltsverzeichnisList of illustrations; List of abbreviations; Introduction; 1. Peace without end; 2. The king's lair; 3. Breaking through; 4. The first postponement; 5. Serving the king in his manner; 6. The second postponement; 7. Picking up the pieces; 8. The king's touch; 9. The only game in town; Bibliography; Index.
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9.00pm, somewhere: You know what would have been great? If the contestants had had to sing the first single they ever bought. Not that people actually do that any more, of course - but in theory. I would have been singing something by Five Star. Or Dancing on the Ceiling by Lionel Ritchie. What about you?
Oh it's started. As usual, we'll be taking this in ten minute chunks, with special attention paid to:
a) the weekly mimeathon
b) Seacrest's divide-and-eliminate pattern of the week and
c) just how much faffing about they can do to fill in for the fact there's only really 65 seconds of information we need here.
9.10pm: The first ten minutes and what we learnt from them.
The show started with the phrase "They left it all ... on the stage. But whose dream ... is on the line?" which doesn't, as far as I remember, resemble any phrase I've ever heard before. I mean, the second bit does. But the first? what have they left on the stage? Their dreams? Their bottoms?
After a brief performance from Frankie Avalon with a song from Simon's year of birth. I say, if he's not so old that someone from that year can't come out and sing a song they sang then, your joke doesn't work as well. If they'd brought out the dessicated corpse of some torch song singer from the 1920s and stood around it, pointing and laughing while the limbs gradually crumbled and fell off, that would have been a different matter (and great, btw). Maybe that will come later, for Paula.
The Mimeathon came early this week, as well, at only seven minutes in, with a breathless rendition of Can't Get You Out of My Head by Kylie.
Breathless in two ways, really -
a) in that after the elbow-gnawingly dreadful open with Lil pretending to push open the sliding stage doors I held my breath hoping that either it would end or suffocation would take me and end the pain and
b) in that they all sounded quite breathless. Which would seem to indicate a live performance, as would the generally carefree attitude to tunefulness.
I that IS the case, I think I'd like the miming back, because this version HURT, mummy.
We had a break.
9.20pm: The second ten minutes and what we learnt from them.
Very little. There was the 'making of a music video/car advert' and then the screening of that video/advert/thing. It's more enjoyable than usual, and would be even better if there wasn't a stupid CAR in the middle of it all.
There's brief chat with the contestants, resulting in the knowledge that Anoop didn't really like putting glitter on for the video/advert (the tight-laced ninny), that Adam was pleased with his standing ovation from Simon and thought it was good.
But blowing all THAT out of the water, we discover that the Mayor of Kalamazoo is in the audience, to support Matt - a struggling Duelling Pianist from his constituency. He stands up and gets a round of applause, as the mayor of Kalamazoo so rightly should. I don't know what mayors do, here, but frankly anyone from Kalamazoo gets my ovation standing.
That phrase would work a lot better if I was male.
Before the ten minutes come to an end, we discover that Adam is definitely in (well, DUH) and that either cutie-pie Kris who didn't do a good job last night or slightly-smug Anoop who did will be in the bottom three...
9.30pm: The third ten minutes and what we learnt from them.
We learnt that Anoop is in the bottom three. Again. Kris is safe. So now at least we're starting to learn who has the strongest fanbases and that, as ever, being super-cute can get you through even the ropiest rendition of any random song.
Then there's forty billion adverts, then Flo Rider performs a version of his number one single Right Round which uses the Dead Or Alive sample but with added references to vigorous oral sex, so therefore far more current.
Seacrest asks him about his latest album, and asks him what the acronym R.O.O.T.S of the titles stands for. For the sake of British viewers who might hear his explanation and initially think "What? But Rapper Overcoming the Struggle would spell ROTS, and that's nowhere near as cool", I watched it fifteen times and eventually decided he was saying 'ROUTE Of Overcoming The Struggle', but with 'route' pronounced the bizarre American way (RAUT, as in Kraut). So there you are. You're welcome.
Then there's a break.
9.40pm: The fourth ten minutes and what we learnt from them.
The sky is blue, the fire is hot, and, just as predictably, Danny was safe.
Matt, did I mention, is ... a duelling pianist from Kalamazoo. He's also safe, and back next week. Hurrah!
Scott MacIntyre however, was not. Any of those things. He is, however, in the bottom three
Moving on to the women, Allison Iraheta ... who has been in the final three so many times was not, this week. So that's nice.
Not so nice for Lil Rounds, who therefore was in the final three.
9.50pm: The fifth ten minutes and what we learnt from them.
Nothing, due to a bunch of adverts and a performance from Kelly Pickler, and then a bunch more adverts.
Well, we learnt that Kelly Pickler looks pretty in a short dress and shouts a lot. But I'm not sure how much that was 'news' to everyone.
Just before the end of the ten minute slot, Lil Its-Not-Short-For-Anything Rounds got sent back to the sofas. She is safe for one more week. Oh good. I like Lil. I do somewhat wonder who her diva-impression of the week might be each week, but good. Glad she's still in. Ladypower!
10pm: The final ten minutes, and what we learnt from them
With Anoop in the final two again, and Scott in the final two - for the first time, I think? - any other week it would have been easy: the one who was going to sing for the judges mercy would be determined by whether they brought out a grand piano or not.
But this week no. Anoop is safe to get to the bottom two another week.
It's Scott MacIntyre singing for the judges reprieve. And he sings his heart out too. He actually makes me like this song, whatever the hell it is. (Ah yes. The Search Is Over, by Survivor. Thank you Wikipedia.) he sings it with more heart and conviction than he's sung anything in weeks, and it's INTERESTING for once.
When he finishes, the judges pause. Simon says that unlike last week, when no one cared, this week two people wanted him to go, two people wanted him to stay.
There's a lot of faffing about, and discussion and argument at the table.
"I can please you another week, Simon!" begs Scott, and begging isn't a good look on anyone (and also, you know, oo-er, missus! I SAY!, that's rude! Etc)
But Simon won't be pleased.
Scott MacIntyre is eliminated
The audience cry.
Some of the contestants cry.
Paula makes a long, rambling but assuredly heartfelt speech.
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Markus; the warrior of fire. He did so love that name, today he found himself in the bloodbox again. He was a heavy man, with defined muscles; he had brown wavy hair that fell to his shoulders. With his great muscles he lifted his shotgun to his side; stalking around the corners of the bloodbox he chased his opponent round the great room.
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PHILADELPHIA - One of Eagles center Jason Kelce's earliest childhood memories was attending a Cleveland Browns game at the old Municipal Stadium with his father, Ed.
"What I really remember about it is we didn't stay for the game," Kelce said with a laugh. "I started crying during the National Anthem because it was too loud and my dad took me home."
He'll be staying for the whole game on Sunday, when the Eagles open the regular season at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Kelce, who grew up about 15 miles from the field, will have a large cheering section. The Cleveland Heights High School graduate bought 35 tickets for friends and family, while other supporters are Browns season-ticket holders.
They'll be watching one of the league's top young offensive linemen. Kelce, 24, is entering just his second NFL season, but the 6-foot-3, 295-pounder is already regarded as a future Pro Bowler.
"Jason has the opportunity to be one of the very best centers in this league," Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg said. "He's everything you want in a center. He's quick, smart, extremely athletic, strong, consistent and has great toughness.
"I found out about his toughness last season. I got to the locker room after the last game and his foot was swelled up twice its size. I found out he broke it in the second or third quarter, but still played the rest of the game."


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There's no easy answer to this problem. Although such a log-jam is obviously undesirable for the trade as a whole, for each individual publisher it still makes sense to put their best books out in the peak season. So on we go. For six weeks, there's a flood, and for much of the rest of the year, something of a drought.
It's in fiction that the 2003 spring lists are strongest. There are plenty of good titles coming up. In January, there's a new novel from Annie Proulx, That Old Ace in the Hole (4th Estate), about a "hog site scout" who works for "Global Pork Rind" in the Texas panhandle. Hamish Hamilton is publishing You Shall Know Our Velocity by Dave Eggers, the cult author of the memoir, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius. Two hick friends travel the world in a week, trying to give away a fortune to the people they meet, with mixed results. Think Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure ...
In February, Chatto offers the new novel from Nicholson Baker, whose career has never quite recovered from his deviation into books obsessed with phone-sex and voyeurism. In A Box of Matches, Baker returns to the minutiae of ordinary life which made his debut account of an office-worker's lunchtime, The Mezzanine, so remarkable. A family man in midlife gets up earlier and earlier each day to light the fire ...
In March, there are two early contenders for the Booker. Graham Swift's The Light of Day (Hamish Hamilton) is about a south London private detective, George, who goes every fortnight to visit a former client, Sarah, now in prison for murdering her husband, after George uncovered his extra-marital affair. It's narrated in the humdrum manner that Swift has made his trademark: some think it authentic and moving; others find it about as lively as old cod.
Judge Savage by Tim Parks (Secker) is about a black man recently promoted to become a crown court judge. While, in court, he tries to instil order, his private life is descending into chaos. An affair is exposed in the press and the judge fights to survive. Parks makes most contemporary British fiction seem weightless.
In April, the most brilliant of the younger critics, James Wood, offers his debut novel, The Book Against God (Cape), to the tender mercies of his colleagues. Its narrator, Thomas Bunting, a philosopher of a kind, is a determined atheist but a hopeless liar. Going back home to northern England, where his father, a parish priest, has been taken ill, all his troubles begin to come together.
Personality by Andrew O'Hagan (Faber) is an examination of modern celebrity and its corrosive effects. Maria Tambini is a 13-year-old with a great singing voice whose career clearly resembles that of Lena Zavaroni.
The Lucky Ones by Rachel Cusk (4th Estate) contrasts a woman about to give birth in prison with the life of her lawyer, who has just moved to the country with his wife and two children.
Then there are the big names ... John Updike's 20th novel, Seek My Face (Hamish Hamilton, April), imagines a 79-year-old painter, Hope Chafetz, being interviewed about her life by a young New Yorker in a single day in 2001.
Gunter Grass's Crabwalk (Faber, May) is being trumpeted as his most important work since The Tin Drum. In January 1945, a ship carrying 9,000 Germans fleeing the Soviet advance was torpedoed in the Baltic by a Russian submarine - the worst maritime disaster of all time. Grass's narrator is born on one of the lifeboats on that night - and in later life, having become a journalist, he attempts to grapple with his country's agonising history.
Don Delillo occupies a central place among contemporary novelists as the author of Underworld. In Cosmopolis (Picador, May), a billionaire, travelling through a gridlocked Manhattan, in a stretch limo, finds himself the target of an assassin. That month too, Bloomsbury publishes Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake - a futuristic tale, rated by her publishers as her best book, and a Booker cert.
Looking further ahead, Cape has announced a new novel by Martin Amis for September (perhaps the fruit of his study of the porn trade). The next from Peter Carey, My Life as a Fake (Faber), is about a proletarian modernist poet who has been exposed as a hoaxer (shades of the Ern Malley affair), but who comes back to life none the less. The 2003 Booker shortlist is already dimly discernible here.
In crime fiction, most of the big names are delivering once again. There's new work from John Grisham (February), Elmore Leonard, Nicci French, Donna Leon, Michael
Connelly, Val McDermid, Kathy Reichs and Michael Dibdin (an Aurelio Zen novel in August).
In May, Quentin Tarantino publishes a thriller called Kill Bill (4th Estate), which won't be released as a film until October. Check this for a plot: on her wedding day, a professional assassin is herself gunned down at the altar by her husband-to-be (also her boss), whose baby she is carrying. Waking again after five years in a coma, with a bullet lodged in her brain, the bride is more than a little annoyed. She begins to take a bloody revenge. Jane Austen, we can guess, it's not.
The most keenly awaited fiction, of course, remains Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the fifth novel from JK Rowling. Current ETA is June or July. The whole book trade is holding its breath.
There's an exciting possibility, too, among the memoirs that have been announced -
Chronicles by Bob Dylan (Scribner). Originally expected in January, it has already slipped back to late 2003. Dylan has never been a happy prose writer, so it may just remain an enticing spectre. Otherwise, there's 31 Songs by Nick Hornby (Viking, February), in which Hornby talks about his favourite tunes and how they fit into his own story - a true-life High Fidelity. The most diverting journals, for those with a taste for that kind of thing, are surely The Diaries of AL Rowse (Penguin, April) - the great historian, Cornishman and frantic snob, so keen on finding others not first class.
Then there's the usual rash of literary biographies. Andrew Wilson (not A.N.) examines the curious life of the great lesbian thriller writer Patricia Highsmith in Beautiful Shadow (Bloomsbury, May). John Sutherland's life of Stephen Spender (Viking, May), the big literary figure and minor poet, is authorised but don't expect punches to be pulled. Then there are two studies of George Orwell for his centenary, heading for a collision, by Gordon Bowker (Little, Brown, June) and DJ Taylor (Chatto, July).
Brenda Maddox, the great student of the other halves of such males as Joyce and Yeats, has taken on a slightly different challenge. In Maggie (Hodder, February), she's looking for The Personal Story of a Public Life - the woman behind Lady Thatcher. For his part, Gordon Brown is writing a study of Courage (Bloomsbury), from Raoul Wallenberg to Aung San Suu Kyi - but this title has recently slipped from May to September, which suggests it may be awaiting more than a final polish.
Among the history books, there are two big TV tie-ins. In Empire: How Britain Made the Modern World (Penguin, January), Niall Ferguson argues that the other lot weren't half lucky to enjoy the benefit. In Hitler and Churchill: Secrets of Leadership (Weidenfeld, February), Andrew Roberts discusses the nature of political and military success. For obvious reasons, there are several books looking at Christian/Islamic relations, including The Cross and the Crescent: Christianity and Islam from Muhammed to the Reformation by Richard Fletcher (Penguin, May) and Infidels: The Conflict between Christendom and Islam 638-2000 by Andrew Wheatcroft (Viking, May).
In On The Natural History of Destruction (Hamish Hamilton, February), the late WG Sebald examines the strange silence in post-war German writing about the destruction of German cities by Allied bombing. But the most important history book next year promises to be Gulag: A History of the Soviet Concentration Camps by Anne Applebaum (Penguin, May), former political correspondent of the Evening Standard. It's the first full, fully documented history of one of the great crimes in history.
Down among the scientists, there's a bundle of collected pieces coming from the militant atheist Richard Dawkins (A Devil's Chaplain, Weidenfeld, February). In April, Matt Ridley tackles the hot potato of current debate in Nature via Nurture: the Origin of the Individual (4th Estate), arguing that genes and nurture need each other and there is no simple settling of whether we have free will or act on instinct.
There are also plenty of contributions forthcoming to the great war between the sexes, centring on the still unresolved question of whether or not men deserve to be considered as fully human or just an unfortunate aberration now zooming past their sell-by date. In The Essential Difference: Men, Women and the Extreme Male Brain (Penguin, April), Simon Baron-Cohen launches into Men are from Mars territory with an explanation of why men analyse and construct while women empathise. And in Adam's Curse (Bantam, April), Brian Sykes, Professor of Human Genetics at Oxford, proposes that men are now an endangered species - "the female X chromosome is cannibalising the male Y chromosome... Slowly but surely, men are headed for extinction." Bye.
So, these are some of the treats in prospect. But the literary year rarely runs like clockwork. Even publishers sometimes react to events. Suddenly, unannounced, a new Hannibal Lecter novel appears in the shops or there's an unexpected emission from Jeffrey Archer. Perhaps there's another Edwina Currie with an alarming tale from between the sheets, tapping away on a laptop right now for our reading pleasure? We shall see.
Meanwhile, it's worth remembering that it's very much the point about books that they're not events. They're not confined to a single place or a single time. The old ones don't disappear when the new ones arrive. These eager arrivals will be landing on top of a very large heap.Here is New York: A Democracy of Photographs, conceived and organised by Alice Rose George, Gilles Peress, Michael Shulan and Charles Traub (Scalo, £35) is now out on the shelves.
A week after the attack, these four friends began organising an exhibition of photographs open to any contributor, in a small SoHo gallery.
The show grew and grew and was eventually seen all over the world on the internet (www.hereisnewyork. org). In the end, some 3,000 people submitted pictures.
Nearly 1,000 images are printed here, with a brief introduction but no credits or captions - just page after page showing what those who were there saw.
The result is a book like no other, an extraordinarily moving document, in which each photo subtly places all the others into a wider context.
As Michael Shulan puts it: "If one photograph tells a story, thousands of photographs not only tell thousands of stories but perhaps begin to tell the story, if they are allowed to speak for themselves." Here they have been.
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Alternate Opening with Jamie Lee Curtis: This opening is a home movie of Banzai with his parents. His father experiments with dimensional transportation for the first time. Curtis stars as Banzai�s mother. Not a bad sequence, fills in a few plot gaps, but didn�t really fit in with the feel of the rest of the film, which might have been why they cut it. Oh wait, I forgot, Richter said that Banzai saw it and the memory of his parents was too painful for him to watch, and that was why they cut it. Jeez. (About 4 minutes, and may be viewed alone or with the rest of the film by playing the Extended Version option)
Buckaroo Banzai Declassified: The first few minutes of this are your standard press reel stuff (interviews about what the movie�s about, etc.) and then we get a recent interview with W.D. Richter where he shows us the rock from the 8th dimension and the Oscillation Overthruster, and please...someone kill me now! (About 22 minutes)
Banzai Institute Archives: This has stills of a lot of the conceptual art for the film. Additionally, they list tie-in merchandise you can by. Also given is a list of the filming locations, and copies of two reviews for the film. There is an interview with Buckaroo Banzai (text only, and no, it�s not an interview with Weller, it�s an interview with Banzai). Banzai Radio gives another interview where the merchandising products of the film are discussed. And there is more background information presented in the Institute History and Nikita�s Diary sections (text only as well).
There are also Character Profiles and the Jet Car-All Access that give text that you can read that gives background story of the characters and the car. And there�s a photo gallery and movie trailers. Also included are Enhanced NUON features, for those few who have a NUON DVD player.
Like getting two soft drinks out of the machine when you paid for one. . .Easter Eggs. On the main menu: Click left once and the middle sketch of the truck will become highlighted in green. On it, written quotable quotes from the film. On the main menu: After clicking the above mentioned easter egg, click left one more time and a bolt in the upper left hand portion of the screen will become highlighted green. It shows alternate designs for the DVD Menu. (36 pages! Damn!) On the Banzai Institute Archives screen: Highlight the special features option that will take you back one screen, but instead of selecting it, click right once. The Buckaroo Banzai Emblem will be highlighted. This will take you to alternate DVD cover designs.


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Kain: ThoughtsMature
As I walked around with tears down my face I cry silently.
Why must I have to ask for love? For comfort?
Has this world became so non caring?
"Im tired of forcing myself to kill people when I don't want to. Im tired of giving and never receiving. Im tired of being scared of. Im tired of not being able to do anything. Im tired of being cold. Im tired of people thinking me as an evil person. Im tired of being immortal. Im tired of the mental pain I am forced to feel every 5 minutes. Im tired of being a demon. Im tired of being Kain. But nobody understands what I feel. Not even Jesus himself."
I want to receive comfort from people without asking... Because if you have to ask then thats not what love is.... You should be able to receive hugs and comfort from someone because they want to give you love and comfort. If you have to ask then thats not true love. They just wouldnt mind to give you it... When I hug people they be afraid and that just kills me to the point where I don't even want to hug anybody anymore but I have no choice since I don't receive hugs for nothing.....
Im just tired of feeling myself.....
Maybe if I attend school I would find a lover... I don't have to attend school because I am smarter than school.... but not in life.
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Guy's, I know this information is dotted around other threads but I was looking to get an idea of reasonable or unreasonable service cost experience in one place. My CRD's up for a 20K service (oil service message just came up). I've been quoted around $500 at Albion Brisbane and just over $600 at Salters Moorooka. I know we can always do better by supplying our own oil, but as far as the above prices are concerned, anybody have similar quotes/costs? PS, My 10k service was $430 at Albion.
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Good idea to get this in the one thread. Might even be better to break up into 10,000 and 20,000 etc. ?
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Paid the same for both my 10 & 20k service.
$295 if I did the oil or $480 for them to do the oil.
This price included a loan car from SVM Artarmon.
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Paid $395 for 10 K service at macarthur jeep + loan car. They use Shell Helix Ultra Extra 5-30W. they didn't rotate the tyres although it was a list item in invoice. I found most dealers will reduce the service price if you quote that you found a better deal, however cheapest I could find in Sydney for 10k service was $395.
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Ee just had ours done at a place in Middle Park in Brisbane, Foote Motors i believe - I think it was around the $250 mark
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Toowoomba was just over $500 for 20k.
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I have just paid $290 for my 20K service and used the free oil filter coupon.
The service was preformed by Mcarther Jeep at Narellan.
They did the 10K service for $320.
They supplied oil etc.
I was quoted $395 however I did not take up the loan vehicale and just waited till the service was completed.
I will go back again for the 30K service.
I have had no issues with them and as long as I was there at 7:30 they would do my jeep first.
Great service so far.:D
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Shepparton was $417.00 for 10K service total, Mobil 1 ESP 5W30 oil @ $205.20 and oil filter $50.00. Also carried out radio software enhancements,and taken photos of DRL holders that are scorched and sent to Jeep???????????
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From the many posts over the months regarding dealer service costs it appears that there is no one oil that dealers use across the board. Some certainly use non complying oil in their one size fits all policy. As we know, oil price varies significantly.
While i think that comparing prices is great as a first step - it is far more important to ensure while comparing that your dealer of choice actually uses an oil that does comply with Chrysler spec. In the case of the CRD with EGR and DPF it is critical for the engine that correct oil is used to avoid buildup of ash in the intake and exhaust.
For my part I've supplied my own oil for the 10 and 20K services and will continue to do so.....both were in the order of $285 - but the 20k requires an air filter - non in stock however!! hence the reason 20 was the same as 10.
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$530 for a 20k Service at Albion, including new air filter. Next one should be around the $400 mark....and then for the "biggie"!!
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Baltimore Orioles prospect Jon Schoop is starting to find his groove after a rough patch that had him batting at a .218 clip with Advanced Single-A Frederick going into Tuesday's game.
Schoop raised his average from .218 to .238 after a 4-4 night at the plate which included his first home run in a Keys uniform.
The 19-year-old is a top 40 prospect according to ESPN's Keith Law and considered his batting practice the most impressive of anyone playing in the futures game.
The Keys second baseman is hitting .368 (7-19) with one homerun, three RBI, four runs scored in his last five games and .343 (12-35), one homerun, four RBI and eight runs scored.
Combined with the lower level Single-A Delmarva Shorebirds the Willemstad, Curacao native is hitting .284 with nine homers, 49 RBI with a .347 on-base percentage in 90 games.
Schoop is hitting .270 against lefties with a .372 on-base percentage in Frederick. Compare it to right-handed pitchers he is hitting at a .228 clip with a .285 on-base percentage. He said there were no real adjustments made to his swing but just continuing to work hard.
"I took extra batting practice and just have been working hard hitting the ball the other way," he said.
Schoop blooped a single to right field for his second hit of the night Tuesday and lined one up the middle for his final hit of the game.
Manager Orlando Gomez has all the confidence in the world his young player will continue this trend of getting hits and earning his way on base.
"I know Schoop is going to hit. I never worry about that," he said. "I know what kind of player he is and what he can do."
Gomez said that he is trying to shorten his swing and make more of an effort to try and drive the ball the other way.
"Once and a while a young player like him is going to try press a little bit," Gomez said. "He just took shorter swings and stayed inside the ball very nicely. The home run he hit was a perfect swing because he shortened it and didn't over swing at all."
Schoop has also made more strides defensively as he made a diving catch to his left in the ninth inning of a one-run game Tuesday and started one of the better turned double plays of the season earlier in the home-stand.
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It had been three days since I found the CD. Three long, tiring days. It was Friday evening. I had done something kind of stupid. Kind of. Skipping school was the least of my concern. I had gotten on mapquest and estimated the distance from my house to the address printed on the CD. I figured it was James's home address. What else could it be? It was a twenty hour trip, give or take. I couldn't believe it when I read that. Twenty hours? James got there in just over two hours!
Then I was just impressed.
I wrote a note to Charlie. Saying I was staying at an unspecified friend's house the next night right after school, since I'd be in a mental institution for an unknown period of time. That would guilt him into not asking questions. I also made sure to say I would be leaving early for school the next morning. I didn't bother citing a reason. I just threw a duffle bag of spare clothes into the bed of my truck and hopped in the drivers seat. It had been eleven PM when I pulled out of Charlie's driveway. It was now seven in the evening as I pulled up in front of James's house. I recognized it immediately and was grateful for that. I'd been crying on and off for the entire drive. I had also gone without sleep.
I was exhausted, starving and emotionally wiped out. I must have looked a mess. I leaned my head against the steering-wheel and let myself have a good, hard cry before I made my way up to his door to beg him to not hate me. And, maybe, help me figure out what to do. The tears burned my sore eyes but that didn't stop them from coming, my shoulders heaved with the powerful hiccups of breath I managed to take. I had uploaded the songs to my iPod and, even though it was illegal, kept my earbuds in the entire drive. I listened to the same two songs the whole way here. They continued to play in my ears as I felt like my body was slowly ripping itself apart from the inside. Eventually, I got myself under control and wiped my face. I waited a few minutes for my eyes to become less puffy and my face to stop being so viciously blotchy. When I felt I was as presentable as I was going to get, I reached across the seat and grabbed my pack of cigarettes. I lit one as it hung between my lips and took a good, hard drag before I pushed the door of the cab open and tumbled my way out of the truck. I smoked to keep myself under control. I never removed my earbuds. The music somehow kept me reigned in. It kept me from wanting to kill myself. It kept me from wanting to kill other people.
It had saved numerous lives thus far.
I reached into the bed of the truck and grabbed the duffle bag, holding it firmly in my left hand as I smoked with my right. I had stopped in front of my side mirror on the truck and inspected myself. My comfortable grey zip-up short-sleeved hoodie looked wrinkled. My white beater beneath it looked really used. I glanced downward, hoping to find something decent upon my person. My dark blue skinny jeans stretched down my long legs and disappeared into my knee-high creamy tan boots. They didn't have heels, which was why I bought them. And they were cute. Like it mattered. I still looked like crap. I let the cigarette hang from my lips as I walked up the small sidewalk to the front door, my right hand fidgeting with my iPod in the pocket of my zip-up. I continued taking drags from my cigarette and blowing the smoke out of my nose, never needing to pull the cigarette from my lips. I had sort of become a chain smoker.
I released my iPod in my pocket and lifted my right hand to tap lightly on the door.
It had been three days since I left the CD on her pillow. She hadn't shown up. She wasn't going to. I lay on my bed, dry sobbing into my pillow, with my mp3 player repeatedly playing back the songs I had recorded for her.How pitiful. It was a stupid, cheesy idea to begin with. How I had let myself do it was beyond me, but what was even worse was how I had managed to run for two plus hours and set it on her pillow and still not see how fucking lame it was. No wonder she wasn't here.
I was a moron.
The pansy weeping continued.
Through the painful volume of the music in my ears, I heard a soft rapping on the door. Of course. Someone just had to be knocking so that they could see how much of a pussy I was. Figures. Salt in the wound. I pushed myself up and drug my hand across my face to hopefully shake the stupid sobbing look from it. I grabbed my beer from the bedside table in the hopes of making it look like my bloodshot eyes were from drinking and not sobbing. I yanked one earbud from my ear and walked to the door. I caught a whiff of something flowery. Freesia? Lilac? I sniffed again. And lavender. They were smells that reminded me of Bella. Fuck.
I yanked the door open, furious and bitter and more than ready to rip the head off of whoever it was that was disturbing me.
My beer bottle shattered when it hit the floor. I hadn't even noticed it had fallen out of my hand.
Bella stood at my door. Her own eyes were red and bloodshot and looked puffier than they should be. She had her own earbuds in. I let my eyes roll over her slowly. She couldn't really be here. She looked fantastic. Absolutely fucking gorgeous. Her skinny jeans hugged her thighs perfectly, making her legs look longer than they were. Her boots hid her calves from view, which really only made someone want to see them more, and as I let my eyes lift upwards again I enjoyed the look of her endless legs thoroughly. I began considering if I really was a leg man. I'd never really thought so before. My eyes roamed over her perfect little hips, sliding up her torso to see her zip-up, but more interestingly, the beat up white beater beneath that. It was clearly another skin on her, and beneath that she seemed to be wearing a lacy white bra. Moving on before I could make it obvious that's what I was noticing, I followed the flow of her long hair in it's big, gentle curves, with my eyes. There was a cigarette between her cotton-candy pink lips, and from the smell of it it was a menthol. Her lips looked glossy, and as the cigarette moved between her lips as she breathed in some smoke, I realized it was leaving a mark on the filter. Was she wearing lipstick? I met her eyes then. There was thick mascara around them, pulling the warm chocolate brown of her already large eyes out farther, making them the single most attractive thing I had ever seen in my life. Her brow was knitted together gently, those big brown eyes looking terribly sad. I realized my jaw was hanging open.
I closed it abruptly. She was looking at me closely. I ripped the other earbud from my ear and dropped it, letting it dangle in front of my chest.
"Bella." I choked on her name. I was ready to swear she was a hallucination. When I said her name, she dropped something on the stoop beside her. My eyes darted down to see it. A duffle bag? How had I missed that? Oh. Right.
Her legs.
I shook my head to clear the image. It wasn't exactly the reality of what I had seen. More of a dirty fantasy of what I'd like to see. I shook my head again.
"James." Her voice was tiny, I could hear the music from her earbuds more than I could hear her voice. Wait. The music from her earbuds. It sounded exactly like the music coming from my earbuds. I listened harder, the need to be sure that I wasn't just hearing my own earbuds was overwhelming. But I was right, hers fifteen seconds ahead of mine. My inanimate heart leapt with joy.
She was listening to the songs I recorded for her.
As I figured this out, my eyes never left her face. I watched her right hand reach up and yank the cigarette from her lips. She dropped it on the stoop and crushed it beneath her boot.
"Christ, Bella. I can't believe you're here."
Apparently, she didn't need any further encouragement. She bent down and grabbed her bag, stepping towards me to enter the house, looking more of a woman than I'd ever seen her. Oh, Christ. This was not good for my self-control. I took a step back, making room for her to enter into the kitchen. Once she was fully in the house, her left leg lifted and smoothly pushed the door shut behind her. It was but a light tap and yet the door swung closed completely. She didn't stop moving.
She dropped her bag again.
She took three more steps towards me. I didn't back up. Within a moment, she was close enough that I could feel her body heat. My skin was screaming for me to close the microscopic distance between us. I let my gaze move up to her eyes. The second our eyes met, she pressed her lips to mine fully.
At the same time as her lips crushed against mine, I could feel her entire body pressed against me. I lost control of my own actions.
My arms were around her waist, she was lifted from the ground and in response, she wrapped her fantastic long legs around my hips. Her arms wrapped around my neck and she turned her head slightly, making the kiss deeper. Her mouth was open against mine and I had no idea how to bring my limbs back into my control. I was walking towards my bedroom. I was slamming the door behind us. I was pinning her to my bed. My tongue was in her mouth.


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Obama's housing plan will reward people who lived beyond their means and took excessive debt. Why should you be a sucker and continue to pay your mortgage when the government will come to the rescue? The government rewards scam artists, deadbeats and parasites and it punishes the people who produce. If that is the case, why should we produce?
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The diary of a confused teen, just trying, and often failing, to be accepted.
Sad but true.
I wondered to myself, again, how I'd got into this mess. And, more importantly, how I was going to get out of it... That fish had meant everything to her- how would she live without it? How would she ever forgive me? Could I forgive myself...? Unfortunatly, my remorse wasn't bringing Bubbles back to life- he was still bobbing uslessly on the surface of the tank water. Upside-down. So you might be thinking "So you killed a fish- so what?" If this is true then you clearly have no idea how attatched you can get to a clown fish. I mean, seriously, have you seen finding Nemo...? Focus, I told myself. I needed a plan: dead fish, dead friendship- Tess could actually kill me if she found out... Tess Greene, my best friend, was on hoiliday in Sweeden; "I'll even bring you back some meatballs," She'd said. "thanks for looking after Bubbles!" She woud have rammed those meatballs up my nose if she'd been there with me... I began to list my plans, while pacing up and down the Greene's shiney kitchen. "I could defibulate him..." I muttered. "No- wouldn't work with the water..." I continued my pacing. "Pretend he's sleeping... Reincarnate him..." My ideas just seemed to get worse and worse...I sighed- I knew there was only one option. "Buy a new fish." I said, (to no one in paticular since the house was empty) before walking over to Bubbles's tank. I plunged my hand into the water and closed it around the tiny fish's body, pulled him slowly out and- dropped him on the floor. He was slippy, okay? He hit the white tiles with a suprisingly loud splat. I bent down to pick him up more carefully, before mopping up the water he'd splashed on the floor with the sleeve of my hoodie. "Okay Bubbles, Time for a ride on the porcelin express..."