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WBA #14 junior flyweight contender and former world champion Manuel 'Chango' Vargas (28-5-1, 13 KOs) won when WBC #8 Michael Arango (30-9-3, 24 KOs) could not come out for round six in a flyweight bout on Saturday night in the main event of the Tecate Boxing Tour's stop in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. The card took place in a special arena that was built outside of the Hector Espino baseball stadium.
In the co-feature, unbeaten bantamweight prospect Juan 'Gallito' Estrada (14-0, 12 KOs) impressively stopped former national Mexican champion Carlos Rodriguez (16-8-3, 5 KOs) in round two. Time was 2:52.
Unbeaten jr featherweight prospect Roberto Marroquin (15-0, 12 KOs) scored a TKO over Jesus Quintero (8-5-2, 4 KOs) at 1:40 of round three. Marroquin, from Dallas, trained for weeks with trainer Freddie Roach at the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood, California before the fight.
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Not all beer drinkers want to grab a cold one.
Molson Coors Brewing learned this in China, where it tweaked the cold activated bottles and cans last year for Coors Light featuring images of the Rocky Mountains that turn blue when the beer is at ice cold temperatures.
Drinking cold liquids is widely seen as undesirable in China. Warmer beverages are considered healthier for digestion, an idea that also stems from the traditional habit of boiling water to make it safer to drink.
In light of this custom, "we dropped the temperature for the thermochromatic ink, and it still turns blue, but it's not so cold," Peter Swinburn, chief executive officer of Molson Coors, said in an interview last week.


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Yea, I saw the ad in a magazine this weekend. There is a thread on another forum about it - I think Glocktalk. So far, Hadn't seen any reports from someone who actually has 1.
It is small. It is a bit thick. It is a bit heavy (14 oz empty), but on the good side you may get the opportunity to shoot your finger off…
I guess it should be an easy shooter, due to the weight and "semi gas operated" design The trigger guard has a sharp upward angle leading to the muzzle. If you are one of those shooters that hooks your finger on the trigger guard, do not buy this gun. The angle on the front of the trigger guard is sure to suck a shooters hand up to the muzzle.
I don't know what it provides that the Kel-Tek, LCP or Kahr doesn't.
"Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it." -Mark Twain
Yea, I saw the ad in a magazine this weekend. There is a thread on another forum about it - I think Glocktalk. So far, Hadn't seen any reports from someone who actually has 1.
And how much is this puppy? Looks a lot meaner than my Ruger LCP.
I'd suggest NOT shooting this gun "thumbs forward"... Good way to remove the finger prints on your left thumb...
It must be loud with that stubby barrel.
Looks like another company jumping on the ultra tiny .380 bandwagon. I think its hideous, I'll stick to my KT P-32 for a BUG/ ultra deep cover gun. Cheap, reliable, lightweight and accurate.
Have not seen one it person but the pictures are sure not appealing.
Looked familiar to me. Googling around turns this up:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8briK1YbD8gThe ZVI KEVIN is being sold in the US by Magnum Research as the Micro Desert Eagle.
The Magnum Research site: http://www.magnumresearch.com/Micro_Eagle.asp
The ZVI Site: http://www.zvi.cz/en/products/9-mm-pistol-kevin.html
I have never even heard of this one. Thanks for the education.
I'm just curious how a blowback weapon could not be "gas assisted"??? Isn't the gas propelling the case rearward against the breech, forcing the slide to move on all of them? Now, if it was gas delayed, that would be cool.
If I was looking for a 380, it would be a Kel Tec or a Ruger...
I held one at the gunshow yesterday.
The grip is pretty fat. I held it against a Keltec 32. This new 380 desert eagle is about as thick as the Beretta Tomcat 32.
I'll pass, if I'm gong to go with a steel .380 I'll go with either a Seecamp or better yet a NAA Guardian.
Personally I've got my eye on the Kahr P380 to replace my Colt .380s in carry rotation.
It seems the Ruger LCP is still the best bet in the .380, concealable genre.
Reminds me of old grendel p 12.
I heard that SIG has revived the .380 metal framed semiauto recently. I'd like to try that one.


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Re: Sum of Products - Complete The Square
On 31 May 2012, at 08:51, djmpark wrote:
> Thanks for introducing/reminding us of SymmetricPolynomial and the
> associated SymmetricReduction. SymmetricReduction is the high tech
> generalization of complete the square.
> 3 x^2 + y^2 + 6 x y;
> Total@SymmetricReduction[%, {x, y}]
> 2 y^2 + 3 (x + y)^2
1. This is not quite right:
3 x^2 + y^2 + 6 x y;
Total@SymmetricReduction[%, {x, y}]
-2 y^2 + 3 (x + y)^2
2. I don't see why this a "generalisation of complete the square". In
fact, there is no well defined notion of completing the square for
arbitrary quadratic expressions in two variables, e.g. this is another
(1/3)*(3*x + Sqrt[3]*y)^2 + x*y*(6 - 2*Sqrt[3])
In any case, symmetric reduction is about symmetric polynomials and not
about squares and it is based not on anything "high tech" but in fact on
an extremely classical fact, (known as the fundamental theorem of
symmetric functions:
that gave rise to the subject of invariant theory, namely, that the ring
of invariants of the symmetric group on n symbols acting on polynomials
in n-variables is a polynomial ring in n-variables. These new variables
are known as the elementary symmetric functions.
The seeming relation with completing the square is quite incidental. The
only reason why it looks this way is that the first elementary
polynomial is the sum of the variables so if the expression is a
quadratic you will get in it (x+y+=85)^2. But:
Total[SymmetricReduction[(2 x + y)^2, {x, y}]]
-4 x y - 3 y^2 + 4 (x + y)^2
A complete square was turned in to an incomplete one. One would hardly
want to call this "completing the square" would one?
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ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) -- The only move the Oakland Raiders made was back to their old ways.
Two days after coach Dennis Allen said the time had come for Oakland to make a move during a soft stretch of their schedule, the Raiders responded with their most lopsided loss of the season.
The defense was completely overmatched by Philadelphia's spread offense, allowing Nick Foles to tie an NFL record with seven TD passes on the first nine drives of a 49-20 loss.
The offense moved the ball effectively but struggled to score. Terrelle Pryor threw two more interceptions, giving him seven since his last touchdown pass. Now the Raiders (3-5) need to get things back on track as they prepare for two straight road games starting Sunday at the New York Giants.
''There's no question there's a bad taste in our mouth right now,'' Allen said Monday. ''But that one's over with. That one's done with.''
The biggest problems came on defense where the Raiders too often seemed to be out of a position or a step late trying to match up with Philadelphia's fast-paced attack.
After going two straight games without an offensive touchdown, the Eagles had no problem scoring against the Raiders with Foles delivering one of the best performances in NFL history.
He threw for 406 yards and one more touchdown pass than incompletions (six) as he became the seventh player ever to throw seven TD passes in one game.
That came after a stretch of strong defense by Oakland, leading to praise for what had been a much-improved unit despite bringing in 10 new starters this season.
''I don't know if we were reading our press clippings or what, but the NFL is all about what have you done for me lately and what do you do out there on Sunday,'' Allen said. ''If you want to be a top-notch defense you've got to bring it every week and we've got to do a better job next week.''
Rookie cornerback D.J. Hayden had a particularly rough day, getting beat for two touchdown catches by Riley Cooper and a long completion to DeSean Jackson. Hayden appeared to give up early on the first touchdown pass to Cooper, allowing him to get free in the back of the end zone for a 17-yard score.
On Philadelphia's next offensive play, Hayden lost his footing a bit to lead to a 63-yard score. Hayden had tight coverage on Jackson's 59-yard catch but was unable to make a play on the ball.
Hayden, the 12th overall pick in April's draft, did not talk to the media after the game Sunday or on Monday, but Allen said he doesn't see a need to give him a pep talk.
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Adding injury to insult, the Raiders also saw two of their most important offensive players leave the game early with injuries. Pryor left in the fourth quarter with a sprained knee and running back Darren McFadden left in the second after re-injuring the hamstring that already forced him to miss one game earlier this season.
Allen said he wouldn't know more about the status of those two playmakers until Wednesday.
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NOTES: WRs Juron Criner (shoulder) and Rod Streater (hip) also had injuries in the game. ... RT Matt McCants left in the first half with a toe injury and rookie Menelik Watson played well in his place in his NFL debut. ... K Sebastian Janikowski and LB Kaluka Maiava injured their ribs. ... Allen said OL Andre Gurode could be back from a quadriceps injury this week but RT Tony Pashos (hip) and S Tyvon Branch will likely need more time.
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Hard shifting
Second day driving my truck under these conditions....
first day: shifter wouldn't stay in third gear.
today: after driving on the interstate my truck wouldn't go into 1st, 2nd, or 3rd.
Any ideas?
No noises or grinding, just hard to put into these gears.
I would check a few things. Take the fill plug out of the side of the transmission and see if you have the proper amount of gear lube inside the transmission. It should be filled right up to the inspection hole, when the car is parked on a level surface.
Second, check to see if the shift linkage is adjusted correctly. The shift arms on the back of the transmission are usually designed to line up so you can run a 1/4 inch rod thru all of them, when the shifter is in neutral. If this is not the case re-adjust the shift linkage. Check to be sure the shifter is mounted tight to the transmission.
Check the hole in the floor board that the main shifter arm goes thru to be sure there are no obstructions.
Lubricate the pivit points of the shift rods and shift leavers on the transmission.
Check to see that your throw out bearing (clutch pedal)is adjusted properly. You should feel a little play in the clutch pedal before it makes contact which means your throwout bearing would be about 1/4 inch behind the fingers of the presure plate when the clutch pedal is all the way back. Check to see that your clutch pedal is coming all the way back.
I would go with the fluid first. I actually had that problem on one of my camaros, luckly it would go into reverse and I was about 2 miles from home. I ended up driving the 2 miles in reverse with a school bus facing me. Funny thing is I actually think I was doing 30 in reverse. Filled it up and every gear worked, found out later I had a leak in the case.
I drove it again yesterday, I was able to drive in 1st, reverse, and forth gear. No 2nd or 3rd. If I place shifter in 2nd or 3rd, shifter stays there , but the gear doesn't grab, just a slight chatter. I found that strange, seems like it would be 1st and 2nd, or 3rd and 4th, not 2nd and 3rd?
I hate guessing on something like this, since I don't know what transmission/shift linkage you have, but here goes. On some standard transmissions, although usually the ones with the shifter inside, the shift forks get worn out. Actually with the internal shifter type it is actually the inserts on the forks that wears out. What happens is that people keep pressure on the shifter while driving. The shift fork is forced against the slider, causing the fork/insert to wear. The transmission then can't go all the way into that gear. I have seen them worn out going into any of the gears, although it is usually the 2nd gear or 4th gear that has the problem as it is the position towards the driver. That may be what the noise is that you are hearing. Since the shifter is going all the way to that gear and the slider isn't. Something to think about. Good Luck
well, I pulled the tranny in an attempt to replace with a friends old tranny...nothing but trouble! the tranny doesn't work very well.
I was so frustrated that I sat and thought about my old tranny, pulled off the side cover and saw that one of the shift forks look different then the other, was just wondering if the shift forks are differen on a saginaw?
One fork is shaped like a "C" the other is shorter.
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A comment to John (Durie) on price signalling
John Durie in the Australian comments on my recent interview with Graeme Samuel and the bank 'price signalling' rules. In particular:
In his speech, Sims agreed with his predecessor, Graeme Samuel, on the stupidity of restricting price-signalling rules to banking, but didn't go so far as to say they were drafted so badly as to be useless.
The key point missed by John is that there are two parts to the price signalling laws – a really good bit and a useless bit.
The laws against private price disclosures are sensible and strong. As I have argued before, it is difficult to think of why competitors should be privately disclosing prices to each other except for anti-competitive purposes. And if there is a legitimate reason, the behaviour can be cleared in advance by the ACCC. These laws should be extended to all business.
The public price disclosure rules are poorly designed and unlikely to ever be used unless a banker has some sort of brain explosion. The recent RBA interest rate change led to lots of public discussion by banks about interest rate changes and strategy – but it is hard to imagine that any broke the law. This part of the law should be revoked.
John mentions that support is growing to broaden the price signalling laws. Good! This should be supported – because broadening the private price signalling laws will help competition and undermine collusion. If the cost of broadening the 'good' bit is also broadening the 'bad' bit, so be it.


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Family Law Questions? Ask a Family Lawyer Online.
My niece is currently living in Twin Falls, Idaho, USA. She and her husband were married in Canada. They have been separated for ten or more years and now she wants a divorce. They have two children and she has never received child support. My question is: is it possible to obtain a divorce (with possible child support and custody) from Idaho without traveling to Canada numerous time? Also, her funds are very limited, will she need to retain a US attorney and/or a Canadian attorney? Thank you. Patricia [email protected]
Hi - my name is XXXXX XXXXX I'm a Family Law litigation attorney. Thanks for the question.
Even though they were married in Canada, if either or both of them reside is in the United States (Idaho or any other state), they can get divorced in their home county and state.
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sounds like the typical TLCer not knowing wtf their talking about.
the guy is an avid enthusiasts, and tracks all of his cars. [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthup.gif[/IMG]
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April 7, 2012
Box Score | Notes | Highlights
Site: East Lansing, Mich. (McLane Stadium)
Score: Michigan 4, Michigan State 3
Records: U-M (15-16, 2-3 Big Ten), MSU (18-10, 2-3 Big Ten)
Attendance: 2,734
Next U-M Event: Sunday, April 8 -- vs. Michigan State (Wilpon Complex), 3 p.m. (TV: Big Ten Network)
EAST LANSING, Mich. -- The University of Michigan baseball team scored two runs apiece in the fifth and sixth innings and the pitching duo of freshman Trent Szkutnik (Temperance, Mich./Bedford) and sophomore Alex Lakatos (Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills Central) allowed just two earned runs as the Wolverines defeated Michigan State, 4-3, on Saturday afternoon (April 7) at McLane Stadium. Michigan has now won three games in a row as the Maize and Blue clinches a series win over the in-state rival.
Michigan State scored the game's first run in the second inning. Justin Scanlon reached on a one-out single. He went to third on a passed ball and throwing error and scored as Blaise Salter singled to left. Salter drove in his second run in the fourth as his single brought in Joel Fisher.
Michigan opened its scoring in the fifth. Junior/sophomore John DiLaura (Clinton Twp., Mich./Warren DeLa Salle) walked and went to second on a single from freshman Zach Zott (Lake Orion, Mich./Lake Orion). Both runners moved up a base on junior Patrick Biondi's (Woodhaven, Mich./Divine Child) groundout and the pair scored on a single from freshman Dylan Delaney (Woodland Hills, Calif./Chaminade), tying the game at two. Michigan State took a 3-2 lead in the bottom of the fifth on a wild pitch and two throwing errors, scoring Jordan Keur.
The Maize and Blue took the lead for good in the sixth. Freshman Will Drake (Fairfield, Ohio/Fairfield) singled and stole second. Drake went to third on a single from senior John Lorenz (Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln-Way East) and scored on a fielder's choice from sophomore Cole Martin (Bay City, Mich./John Glenn). Martin went to third on a DiLaura single and scored on a base hit by senior/junior Kevin Krantz (Traverse City, Mich./Central), giving the Wolverines a 4-3 lead.
Michigan State threatened in the bottom of the sixth. With two outs, pinch hitter Ryan Krill walked. Andrew Cheky then hit a double into the gap in right field. Krill tried to score from first, but Biondi got the ball into DiLaura at second. His throw to Martin was in time to get Krill at the plate and keep the one-run lead. The Spartans had a runner on third in the eighth, but Lakatos induced Cheky into a pop up to end that threat. In the ninth, Lakatos retired the first two batters, but a Torsten Boss pop up fell for an infield hit. Lakatos rebounded and struck out pinch hitter Jared Hook to end the game.
Szkutnik went the first five-plus innings, earning the victory. He struck out a pair and gave up nine hits and three runs (two earned) without a walk. Lakatos earned his second save of the season, striking out two and giving up four hits and two walks with no runs in four innings of work. Andrew Waszak was the losing pitcher, giving up four runs on eight hits with four strikeouts and a walk in 5.2 innings.
Delaney, Drake, DiLaura and Zott each had three hits apiece for Michigan, while Delaney drove in a pair of runs. For Michigan State, five Spartans had two hits apiece.
Michigan and Michigan State close out the Big Ten series Sunday afternoon (April 8) at 3 p.m. at the Wilpon Complex, home of Ray Fisher Stadium. The game will be televised on the Big Ten Network.
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No I am not trying to be rude but I forgot how much pin pricks hurt >.< I was trying to make the trousers I am working on extra tight (I always cut my patterns out bigger than I need lol) Whilst taking in the bum I stuck a pin through my little finger and then jerked away leaving a nice 3 inch tear in the flesh and a nice gush of blood, fingers always bleed so much >.< thankfull the trousers are black pleather so I wasn't too worried about spillages -_^ hopping to finish the tightening up tonight and sew them tomorrow afternoon along with my corset which has been tacked.
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The first time I have ever seen myself blonde (I have never dyed my hair ever so this was quite a shock, glad I never have blonde doesn't suit me but I guess that is the beauty of wigs!)


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dissolving Co2 tabs, are they worth it?
So i've never done Co2 but have always had plants, i was just looking and saw on some sights these tabs you throw in the water and they slowly dissolve and put co2 into the water, didn't look to be very precise but if they work i'd like to try time just to see for myself what kind of difference a little co2 would make with almost no money involved. Are they worth the 7 or 8 bucks people are getting for them?
Ok, let me revise that, i was looking at refills for this would still like to know if it's worth the small investment or if these things are just like throwing money away. I've got a 30 gallon i would want to try it on.
Using seachem Flourish Excel will be way more cost effective, and actually work in the long run :)
I've used the seachem flourish tabs recently and i was trying to use up the TetraPlant Flora Pride but when i looked online at the Seachem Flourish liquid i was floored by how much more is in it, this FloraPride listsonly Soluble Potash and Iron under the Guaranteed Analysis. The Seachem notes a dozen elements or more. Might have to pick some of that up when i run this bottle of FloraPride dry.
sorry was just looking at the flourish and not the excel but i'm reading up on it now, thanks
No problem, the dose for a 30g is low enough that a 250mL bottle @~10 bucks will last almost 90 days :)
In a word, no.
I would avoid those CO2 tablets. There is no way you can control the amount of CO2 that is going into your aquarium, and they are a very expensive alternative to either DIY CO2 and/or pressurized CO2.
To sum it all up.... Co2 tabs are garbage, don't waste your money. If you really want to introduce Co2 into your 30g, just make a simple DIY setup for $10. Heres a link of the setup I made, hope it helps. http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/eq...o2-system.html
I used to use 2 3L soda bottles for my DIY setup and plumbed it into the intake of my Rena XP1. It worked great until I tired of the inconsistency and messy refills of the bottles.
I remember when I first started keeping aquatic plants I bought this setup that had a rectangular plastic container that went into the tank and you attached it tongue wall of the aquarium with suction cups. Then there was another smaller container that stayed outside the tank that had a tube running to the container inside the tank. You would put the co2 tabs (pretty much alka seltzer w/o acetomenaphen) in the outside one and then close it and it would fill the inside container with co2. You would then wait for the co2 to dissolve in the water, it was pretty much like a bell jar. Looking back at it, it was quite a joke. My my the rungs I have learned through out trial and error in this hobby!
I does 10ml per gallon of excel and have found it helps a little, plants are still unhealthy. Using root tabs and pfretz. Drop checker show insufficient co2
In my modest experience, go find a home brew store and get champagne or wine yeast.
Put a check valve from petco for $2 on each 2L bottle (important)
Use like 4 or more 2L bottles
Shove an airstone into a powerhead
Your Co2 will rock
You can also cut the impellar making it a pseudo needle wheel
Kensho, I hope that you posted incorrectly. Excel should be dosed at 1 ml per gallon, not 10ml per gallon. It can damage plants if dosed incorrectly. http://www.seachem.com/Products/prod...rishExcel.html It isn't CO2 and doesn't drop the pH of the water.
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The large and lush rolling hills of the Brookside Golf & Country Club give couples the perfect backdrop for their wedding photo shoot. Located in Worthington, Ohio, just outside Columbus, the venue features babbling brooks and a peaceful pond. Happy couples can pose for an intimate wedding portrait between the beautiful willow trees, in front of the club's central water fountain.
For the ultimate, outdoor wedding experience, the Brookside Golf & Country Club has "The Wedding Tree." The beautiful display of nature is two trees that grew together into one, representing the union of marriage.
The weather will decide if you have an indoor or an outdoor ceremony and reception. The Brookside Golf & Country Club understands the weather in Ohio can sometimes be unpredictable, which is why the event planning staff wants to make sure rain doesn't ruin your wedding day. With flexible arrangements, your ceremony and reception can be moved inside at the first sign of rain.
Don't worry about space if you move the wedding inside as the venue's grand ballroom has a maximum capacity of 300 guests. Besides the ballroom, the Brookside Golf & Country Club's Tudor-style Clubhouse is available for any overflow issues that may arise. When it's not raining, the club has a large, stone patio and fire pit that overlooks the "Wedding Tree" and the incredible golf course.
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Catering is prepared on site. The venue's executive chef offers a customizable menu to help appease different tastes. For example, if the couple can't decide between chicken and beef, the chef recommends the chicken and beef duet option where everyone's a winner. All courses, including the hors d'oeurves, cocktails and other beverages are included in the wedding package. The site does not provide the cake or cake topper. Setup, decorating and cleanup is included in the price of the marriage package.
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A Breathtaking & Accommodating Wedding VenueReviewed on 11/11/2014 Amanda A
We initially picked Brookside because we fell in love with "The Wedding Tree," two trees that have grown together into one giant, beautiful outdoor ceremony backdrop. (Gorgeous.) But it turns out that we got so much more than beautiful scenery for our wedding day! We worked... Read More regularly with Brookside's event coordinator, Callan. She. Is. Amazing. She was always available to answer any of my (several) emailed questions—especially in the weeks leading up to the wedding (when I know she was super busy with several other Brookside events). She always made us feel like we were her only clients. Excellent, excellent customer service. I know a lot of venues will slap you with decor fees and "we can't do that" answers. Not Brookside. They will accommodate your vision (within reason of course) and I truly had the wedding and reception of my dreams! I was able to drop off specific setup instructions and Callan and the staff handled the rest. Set up AND tear down. There's not many places that will go to those lengths for you. We really appreciated that we didn't have to call in family to decorate the space. Everyone got to enjoy the day as a guest, not a decorator. Callan's eye for detail is also amazing. I trusted her to make the judgement calls on decor and arrangement—everything turned out absolutely perfect. Even with all of my decor needs and the iffy weather—Callan handled everything like a pro. Calm and collected the entire time with a "We'll get it done" attitude. She's an amazing planner and coordinator and I hope you're lucky enough to work with her. Lastly, THE FOOD. We're still getting comments from our guests that the food was amazing. The catering is top notch at Brookside and everyone was raving about their meals! Overall, the venue is fairly priced. They're not trying to nickel and dime you for every last thing. It's straight forward from the beginning and there were no surprises when the final bill arrived. We couldn't have been happier with the entire experience. And our photos around the grounds turned out incredible! I just cannot say enough positive things. Thanks to Brookside and Callan for everything!
We had our wedding at Brookside the beginning of September, and it was absolutely amazing. People are still complimenting our wedding! First and foremost, Callan is the best to work with. She made the planning process so easy - she responded to emails so quickly and was always... Read More so helpful. The day of my wedding she was superwoman. If there were any problems, I had no idea because she handled everything. Thank you Callan!! The venue is stunning! We were lucky enough to get married outside under the tree, and it was perfect. Even if the ceremony did need to take place inside, the country club is gorgeous, so it would have been amazing as well. The food and drinks were delicious!! From our appetizers to dinner and drinks, our guests loved everything. And the service was amazing...everyone was very curteous and professional. I loved my wedding at Brookside and would have it there again in a heartbeat!
"BEST WEDDING EVER!!" We heard that from so many of our guests in the weeks following the wedding. We lucked out with amazing weather for our outdoor ceremony under the beautiful tree, and the setting was even more beautiful than I could have imagined. The food is seriously... Read More amazing, and our guests continue to rave about the beef tips entree especially. Callan and the rest of the event staff really bend over backwards to answer questions, accommodate requests, and flawlessly execute an event from start to finish.
I was married there on May 27, 2017. It was amazing. Callan was wonderful and was always there to answer our questions. Rain was predicted the day of our wedding, and when it came to the rehearsal, Callan had it all figured out what would happen it if did rain that day.... Read More However, we lucked out and our day was perfect. Each little detail was thought out and our day flowed great. Callan was there to great each person of the bridal party and kept checking in to make sure that we had everything that we need and to update me on what was going on. I would recommend Brookside to anyone getting married in Columbus.
Callan and the entire Brookside staff were amazing through the entire planning process. Though our ceremony venue was offsite, Brookside allowed the wedding party to get ready at Brookside all morning before the ceremony. The provided us with breakfast and lunch, as well as... Read More anything else we needed. The cocktail hour on the back patio was perfect as well as the reception in the grand ballroom. Everything was setup exactly how we wanted and the food was outstanding. Our guests kept telling us that it was the best wedding they had ever been to. I truly want to thank Callan and Brookside for all of their handwork. They made our wedding absolutely perfect and we are so lucky to have chosen them for our reception!
I got married at Brookside in August of 2016 and it was beautiful! I couldn't have picked a better venue. Callan was so helpful with everything leading up to the wedding answering any questions we had. The day of she was super helpful... It did rain on my wedding day which made... Read More things stressful but Callan had made sure everything was perfect and luckily it had stopped just in time to get married under the tree!
I got married at Brookside in June 2016 and they did everything possible to help make it the best day ever! We had a morning wedding with a breakfast buffet, everyone loved the food! We had our ceremony outside by the big tree and it was simply beautiful, you don't have to do... Read More any extra decorating out there for it to wow your guests. The grand room where the reception is held is a great space and the windows allow for beautiful natural light! The area they have upstairs for the bride and bridal party to get ready was more than enough space, it was great! Working with their event coordinator, Callan, was a breeze. She did everything she could to make everything go smoothly and help us keep costs within our budget. She's the best! Highly recommend having your wedding at Brookside!!
Brookside was an absolutely beautiful place to have our reception. Even though it rained, we still had breathtaking scenery. It's every bride's worry that it will rain on her wedding day, but Brookside still didn't disappoint. Callan was utterly amazing. She really handled... Read More everything well. The staff was very courteous as well and we got tons of compliments on the food. My only critique is that my mother had put together a slide show for the father daughter dance, and while they knew about it ahead of time, the projector and computer were not set up properly and the USB wouldn't work until a program had been downloaded. Needless to say, it made for a bit of a disorganized mess until it was sorted out, but it finally was and the slide show was perfect.
The Brookside Golf and Country Club was the absolute perfect wedding venue! I can't say enough about the beauty of the venue. I didn't have to bring any additional decorations for my outdoor ceremony or cocktail hour because they take such good care of the grounds. Despite this... Read More minimalistic approach, we received many compliments on the venue's aesthetics. Callan went above and beyond to make our wedding day flawless. She was always extremely professional and responsive to all of my questions from our first interaction, to our decision to book the Brookside and throughout our wedding day. Callan was always very flexible with us regarding dates to tour the venue and conduct taste testing, which was hugely beneficial as we live out of state and could only be home a few times before the wedding. Callan's poise and experience during the entire process validates the cost of the venue by itself. She's an invaluable resource and Brookside management should be elated to have such a professional representing their venue. We also received so many compliments on the hors d'oeuvres and dinner; both of which were outstanding! It was served as delectable on the night of our dinner as it was at our taste-testing, marking a truly impressive staff considering the 150 person wedding. I can't say enough about how smoothly our wedding day went thanks to Callan and the entire Brookside staff. I would absolutely recommend the Brookside to anyone looking for a wedding venue.
I don't have anything to complain about with Brookside. Callan was so great to work with and was accommodating with any simple to large request that we had! The venue is beautiful and unique and the food was fantastic. I would recommend Brookside to any bride in a heartbeat!
We had our ceremony and reception at Brookside. We, like so many others, fell in love with the wedding tree and just HAD to get married there. Not only are we incredibly satisfied with the venue and the staff, but we have heard nothing but compliments from our family and guests.... Read More Many have been raving that it was the best wedding they have ever been to and that we found the most gorgeous venue! Callan is a rock star. She answered all of my questions in a timely fashion, was extremely flexible on our wedding day while we tried to decide if we were going forward with the outdoor ceremony due to weather, and was just generally fantastic to work with. The food was excellent, the staff was extremely accommodating, and the venue is gorgeous!
Brookside was amazing for our wedding! Callan was so nice and easy to work with. She responded to all of my emails within hours and took such great care of us. The wedding tree outside for the ceremony was perfect and the venue as a whole is beautiful. Great for pictures!... Read More All of our guests raved about this venue. I highly recommend working with Callan and Brookside!
Working with Callan and the Brookside team made our wedding so easy and memorable. The grounds and building are beautiful, we got so many compliments on our ceremony under the wedding tree. The day flowed easily from the ceremony to the cocktail hour and reception locations,... Read More making it easy on our older guests who wouldn't have been able to walk too far. Their service is stellar! For example, on our wedding day, they made up a small plate of all the appetizers at the head table so my groom and I got to enjoy what we had picked out! They took care of putting up and taking down our decorations so the wedding party and families were able to enjoy the entire day. Callan made planning as easy as possible too. She was very flexible and open to meeting to discuss any questions, always very responsive to email, and offered her own suggestions about what is typically done (timeline, amount of food, etc) so I didn't have to research every little thing. As a bride who wanted everything to be perfect, but was working full time and didn't have hours to spend on every small detail, Brookside was the perfect venue!
We had our reception at Brookside in April 2015. From the time we booked the venue through the night of our reception, the event coordinator, Callan, was incredibly helpful and professional. Our reception was exactly what we wanted from start to finish, and our guests had... Read More nothing but positive reviews about the food. Aside from great service, the grounds and ballroom are gorgeous. You will not regret holding your event at Brookside.
Great Venue!Reviewed on 7/03/2015 Alicia C
The day of our wedding it started raining a couple of hours before the ceremony and Brookside was great about setting up the ceremony inside and directing our guests on where to go. The food was amazing and Callan (director of catering) was great to work with!!
Brookside Golf & Country Club was the ideal place to have our wedding and reception! The outdoor ceremony space is beautiful and has the best backdrop for ceremony pictures. Our guests really enjoyed the outdoor cocktail hour on the patio as well. We had Jason, the bartender,... Read More create two signature drinks (his and hers) and my guests just raved about how great they were! The ballroom looked perfect when we went inside for dinner. The staff set up everything exactly as we requested and really took the stress out of our big day. Dinner exceeded our expectations from start to finish and was served quickly and professionally. Our guests are still complimenting us on how much they enjoyed the meal. At the end of the night, the staff took care of all of the cleanup and we were able to enjoy the rest of the evening with our friends and family. Brookside really is full service! We recently received our pictures from the photographers and are still stunned by how beautifully the grounds at Brookside accented our wedding photos. We would highly recommend Brookside to anyone planning a wedding!
Dream wedding location!Reviewed on 8/29/2014 Katy M
The grounds at Brookside will provide the perfect backdrop for your spectacular wedding event! From the elegant cocktail reception on the beautiful stone patio to the incomparable wedding party photos you will not be disappointed! The food is outstanding as well. We had 285... Read More guests comfortably seated and served, each receiving a five star meal that will please every palette. The ball room looked like a dream come true as it was so stunningly decorated with crisp linen and sparkling stemware. Everything completely complimenting our color scheme and floral arrangements. And that wasn't even the best part: the service was AMAZING! The staff at Brookside made us each feel like royalty as they attended everyone's needs perfectly. They were definitely not short handed on staff. Our guests raved about the evening. We are thrilled with our choice to have our daughters wedding here at Brookside.
Wonderful Venue!Reviewed on 8/19/2014 Laura M
Brookside is a beautiful place, from the minute we took a tour and booked we were excited about the exquisite grounds, reception space and amenities. On the day of the wedding, our expectations were exceeded. The chef provided well executed and delicious menus for both our... Read More cocktail reception and dinner. We received many comments for our friends and family who were delighted with the menus, proclaiming them the "best ever" food at any wedding they had attended. They recently added bridal suite in the women's locker room which is a useful, relaxing space for the party to prep in. It was nice to be in such a soft, luxurious feeling space before the ceremony. Additionally, the renovations/updates in the reception space are beautiful and highlighted an already lovely space which complemented both our wedding ceremony and reception. The grounds are also so well cared for and made a stunning backdrop in our wedding photos. The event planner, Callan, was lovely to work with during the planning of our wedding.She provided lots of insight regarding logistics , helped with selections and provided superlative personal service during the event. Would gladly host many other events and weddings here!
Brookside weddingReviewed on 6/10/2014
We had our ceremony and reception at Brookside. The ceremony was outdoors, and absolutely beautiful! The indoor reception hall was wonderful. The food was amazing, all our guests RAVED about the food! Callan was great to work with, she made sure every last detail was... Read More discussed and planned exactly as we wanted.
WeddingReviewed on 6/03/2014
Our wedding at Brookside Golf and CC was amazing. The venue both outside (wedding tree and patio) as well as inside ballroom are beautiful. The staff are amazing, friendly courteous and exceeded expectations. The chef prepared incredible food for such a large party.
Beautiful locationReviewed on 7/01/2013 Meredith W
We had our wedding here in May 2013 on a Sunday and loved it. It is a beautiful country club and also has great food! The girl in charge of catering was pretty helpful. There were a few things that I felt like she wasn't as great as she could have been but overall it was worth... Read More it and we had a beautiful wedding! My biggest complaint was they made it near impossible to get lunch on the day of my wedding and we had been there from 10 am until the wedding at 5:30. That was very frustrating and she also didn't put water in the vases on the tables so all the flowers were dying by 8pm which was not cool. The location is well worth it though.
Great food and flexible servicesReviewed on 10/31/2012 Michelle K
Lauren was extremely fast with responses and they were very accommodating to different foods that we wanted on our menu.
Beautiful Setting, Upsetting ServiceReviewed on 10/19/2012 Kara
Brookside is indeed beautiful and was great for pictures however the service was not very good. The wedding coordinator left 2 weeks before our wedding and it felt like our wedding fell apart from that point. There was a member's event in another room during our wedding and... Read More their guests were drunk, trying to come into our reception and a fire alarm was pulled during the reception. The entire staff had no idea what to do and gave us a deer in the headlights look while the fire alarm blared for over 15 min until the fire chief arrived. Lastly when we called Brookside after we got our bill with 20% tip already added (which was not made clear to us that they would automatically add) the GM was very rude to me as the bride and accused me that my guests were the problem and we just needed to pay the bill. Whatever happened to service after the sale? If you are going to use Brookside, hire a wedding planner that is a take charge kind of person!
Beautiful!Reviewed on 10/16/2012 Anna G
We had so many comments from friends and family on how beautiful Brookside was for our reception! Very easy to work with, the best food let alone wedding food, and our pictures on the ground turned out amazing! Would recommend to any bride!!
Perfection from A to ZReviewed on 8/27/2012 Brandi G
Choosing Brookshire as our wedding venue was the absolute best decision we could have every made! Joy and her staff were such a delight to work with. They gave us the wedding of our dreams with a one stop shop. We came to Brookshire with a very tight budget. Originally we... Read More thought Brookshire would be outside our reach. I decided to contact them anyway and I'm so glad I did. From the moment we met, Joy welcomed us with warm arms. She never tried to hard sell her venue. It felt like working with a dear friend. We didn't feel pressured to sign a contact or increase our budget. Instead Joy simply listened to our vision and worked with our budget. She made several suggestions as to how we could achieve the wedding of our dreams. The process to our wedding day was seamless. Joy did it all. Anything that I didn't think of, she did! On our wedding day I was so relaxed. Everything was put in place by the awesome staff. Our guests raved about the amazing atmosphere and experience. Brookshire is such a trendy venue with awesome decor. The food was absolutely delicious. Shirley (the florist) did such an amazing job for both our ceremony and reception. We enjoyed having an open bar all evening. We can't forget to mention Dj Mike. He rocked! He played all the right music and kept the dance floor packed. I'd recommend Brookshire to anyone! Love love love, Brookshire!


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Evaluating information disclosure to buyers of real estate - Useful or merely adding to the confusion and expense?
Christensen, Sharon A., Duncan, William D., & Stickley, Amanda P. (2007) Evaluating information disclosure to buyers of real estate - Useful or merely adding to the confusion and expense? QUT Law and Justice Journal, 7(2), pp. 148-177.
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Addiction and alcoholism are some pretty misunderstood phenomena. Doctors don't really know what's going on, addicts themselves are hard pressed to explain just why they act as they do, and loved ones can't fathom how we could let ourselves get and stay this way. And because the whole mess is just so bewildering, a lot of myths and half-truths supplant reality – myths that make a lot of sense, but that just aren't true.
For example
It's a myth that people need to hit bottom before they can benefit from treatment. A whole lot of people do finally get help after experiencing the worst, but they could have probably avoided all that pain by getting help sooner.
Treatment works better when it comes earlier. But most people believe the whole rock bottom thingy – and it's not helpful. Now, I have to be careful here, because a lot of what's backing my arguments to come are personal experiences, but I don't think my path to addiction was so unique, in fact I think it's a pretty common route.
So here goes…
I think that a popularly held conception has it that alcoholics and drug addicts use or drink as a way to escape from life's problems or from past trauma or abuse. When someone we love becomes an alcoholic or drug addict, we tend to spend a lot of time searching for the reason why. We wonder what in their life was so traumatic as to cause this; and it can make us crazy, and in a lot cases, for parents especially, it can cause unnecessary and undeserved guilt.
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
I know that a lot of people do drink or drug to escape past trauma or to self medicate mental health issues – I just think there are also a whole lot of drunks that drink just because they like to drink. I was one of them. Raised by involved, loving and kind parents, given every middle class advantage, reasonably smart, best friends, little league; no unusual and tease-worthy physical defects – I had a fine childhood. And still I spent a decade drinking hard.
I discovered booze in my mid teens, and I loved it, couldn't believe how much I loved it – loved just about everything about it; and I spent the next many years of my life enjoying it to great excess. I drank because I liked getting drunk too much. It fit just right inside my mind.
Eventually, of course, the drinking got less fun, certainly less exciting, and the negatives of drinking started to weigh heavily on my life and happiness. I knew I had to quit for a long time before I did anything about it. By then of course I was an alcoholic, and by then, quitting wasn't so easy.
Now, I don't tell you all this because my story is just so darned interesting – it's not; but I've spent a lot of my life talking with drunks, some still drinking, some not – and as far as I can tell, my story is a pretty common one. In the end, it doesn't matter how you got yourself addicted, once you are you have a struggle ahead of you, and I don't think that falling into addiction this way is any "worse" than falling into addiction and abuse for any other reason. Nobody plans to become a desperate drunk, but we are all hardwired to seek out pleasure – and for those of us that seem to get more pleasure out of a drink than others, it's understandable why we might get ourselves into trouble.
So if you're tormenting yourself, trying to understand a loved one's drinking, and just can't think of any traumatic reason compelling such abuse – maybe there isn't one – maybe they too just love getting drunk or high. And so maybe you're being too hard on yourself. If you did something terrible, then you'd know it, probably – and if you can't think of anything you could have done to cause them to drink or drug in this way – then there probably isn't anything.


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Re: Toe rail refinish/rebed 1987 pearson
Re the plastic shield strip. I have a Pearson 31-2 and had some rub rail damage from Sandy. The aluminum rub rail made it but the plastic strip under the aluminum rail that screws to the under side of the hull deck joint did not. I did find something that I think is very workable though for a replacement. It is plastic wire mold by a company called Legrand. sold at home depot. here is the link
(Power-Rated Raceway, 400, 800, 2300 | by Legrand)
I am in the process of using 4200 to join the flat piece to the side which had to be cut down.
I will try for some photos as I get to it. Pretty darn close though!
Good luck
Re: Toe rail refinish/rebed 1987 pearson
Yes, on my boat the core extended all along the toe rail. I redrilled out every deck/flange bolt hole and used a dremel tool to grind out the core on every one. The wood I ground out was of a fine and of course "moist" texture and appeared to be balsa to me.
An interesting note: What did you mean by a "bump up" in the deck. There are two other Pearsons at my marina; a 1986 28 ft and a 1986 36 ft. I noticed that these two boats have their teak rails on a raised fiberglass "coaming". Water would have to "run uphill" to get underneath the teak rails. My deck (a 1987) does not have this feature. Water can run right under the rails and into the bolt holes.
I'm guessing that this might have been done to save on costs and perhaps they put some bedding on the bottom of the teak rails but it wore off fairly quickly and 1st owners in the 80's simply weren't aware of this back then.
What year is your boat and do you have the "coaming" feature?
I just called D&R Marine about the plastic shield strip and they ran out a while ago. Perhaps in a year or two we can just go to a shop and they can 3d print it! Seems like a perfect 3d printing application.
Re: Toe rail refinish/rebed 1987 pearson
Yes, I am almost finished replacing the core under the anchor cleats. I discovered that the deck is cored under the toe rails. However, it looks like plywood and it may be epoxied. Not sure.
I removed the rotted balsa and plywood from under the cleats and was then able to view the core under the toe rail. It was solid, even though it was abutting rotted balsa core. Not sure why but very happy about that.
Sabar, does the plywood core extend the length of the boat under the toe rails?
I'll be working on that next year. Were you able to find a supplier for the plastic shield strip under the rub rail? What did you use for bedding material?
Re: Toe rail refinish/rebed 1987 pearson
I just got back to lurking on this forum after having been away a couple of years and happened to run across this thread.
I have a 1987 31-2 (#48) and on mine the core does extend underneath the toe rails. In fact, I believe it is why my decks showed moisture on a moisture meter. The moisture ran all along the decks from the toe rail inboard about a foot(?) or so. I actually (over 2 or 3 years) drilled out/epoxied all the deck/hull bolts underneath the toe rail. Oh what fun .
Re: Toe rail refinish/rebed 1987 pearson
Thanks for the info, Dave. The original manual given to us by the previous owner contained plans/drawings for the P33-2, so I think your right about the designs being the same. I did notice a bump up in the deck very near the toe rail.
It will save me days if I don't have to pull a toe rail to check.
Re: Toe rail refinish/rebed 1987 pearson
On my 1986 Pearson 33-2 the core ends at a tapered edge about 1 inch (if memory serves) before the inside edge of the toerail. I am pretty sure the 31-2 is constructed the same way.
Check out Mainesail's posts on properly rebedding deck hardware if you haven't read them before:
Re-Bedding Deck Hardware Photo Gallery by Compass Marine at pbase.com
Re: Toe rail refinish/rebed 1987 pearson
Thanks for the lead, faster. I spent so many hours googling for core repairs that I didn't think to google my actual question. I'll give it another shot tomorrow, but if anyone has direct knowledge, I'm all ears.
Re: Toe rail refinish/rebed 1987 pearson
From a thread in SBO
"The hull and deck are through-bolted on an outward flange, and the resulting sandwich is then covered with a plastic rubrail. This method of attachment is strong but the outward facing flange is a bit ungainly and exposes the flange to damage in the event of a collision. The flange is topped off with an attractive oiled teak toerail."
Toe rail refinish/rebed 1987 pearson
The deck on a Pearson 31-2 is cored. Does that core extend under the toe rails? I am wondering if I should include them in my re-bedding project this spring.
I'm doing the bow cleats and stanchions this year, and if the toe rails are bedded in solid fiber glass at the hull/deck joint, then I will ignore them for another year... or two.
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Rosie's Scottish National Aerial Photography Scheme (SNAPS)
The West Lothian Archaeological Trust was formed on the 19th April 2012 and registered as Scottish Charity No. SC043118 on the 26th April 2012. The Trust was established to support the activities of West Lothian Archaeology which was formed in 2010, having been known since 2007 as West Lothian Aerial Archaeology, which in turn was closely associated with the History of Armadale Association.
The object of the Trust it to advance heritage and science by
(a) Investigating (with emphasis on non-invasive techniques), recording and publicising (by publication and presentation) the archaeological/heritage sites of West Lothian, and elsewhere.
(b) Promoting the use of kite aerial photography as a low-cost, inclusive, environmentally friendly technique for archaeological/heritage photography and promoting the use of any other techniques which may be deemed appropriate by the Trustees.
(c) Running and maintaining an archaeological website (www.WestLothianArchaeology.org.uk) as part of an associated community and heritage website (www.Armadale.org.uk).
In May 2013, the Trust launched the Scottish National Aerial Photography Scheme and was invited to be an Associated Partner of "ArchaeoLandscapes Europe" (ArcLand), part of the European Union's Culture Programme.
In April 2014, the Trust set up a Facebook page on Kite Aerial Remote Sensing.
In 2016, the Trust became a member of ArchaeoLandscapes International.
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Did you know Chinese medicine students can join AACMA as a Student Member for free? Find out more about joining AACMA.
Dear Members,
You may recall the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (CMBA) calling for submissions around the Guidelines for Safe Chinese Medicine Practice.
AACMA, along with many other contributors, submitted our recommendations to the CMBA surrounding this matter.
Yesterday the CMBA handed down their decision and findings into the Guidelines for Safe Chinese Medicine Herbal Medicine Practice.
AACMA member Anthony Brown has just returned from a health mission to Mongolia, where he performed up to 250 acupuncture treatments in one week at the local hospital. You can read more about his incredible story in this Sunshine Coast Daily article.
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Endeavour's WellSpring Magazine, aimed at alumni and community in health, fitness and beauty, published a feature on AACMA and its CEO Judy James in its April 2013 edition. In the article Judy shares her thoughts about the future of Chinese medicine in Australia, offers hints for students breaking into the profession, and explores the changes she has seen over the past three decades. Read the article here.


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Survivors include: husband Bill Toy and sons Josh Toy, Billy Toy and Corey Walden -- all of Mt. Juliet.
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Skinner Transfer Corporation is an Interstate and Intrastate common and contract carrier with terminals in Reedsburg, Wisconsin and New Castle, Indiana. While our main scope of operation is the upper Midwest, we provide transportation service to and from all 48 states. In addition to our own equipment, we have a full service Brokerage and Logistics Division available for any of your transportation needs. Other Trucking services we provide are dedicated, freight consolidation, hazardous material hauling, just in time, multiple stops, oversize, spotted trailers, temperature controlled and warehousing. Warehousing is available at both terminals in Reedsburg, Wisconsin and New Castle, Indiana.Read more
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Body lift or Suspension lift
Im new at the whole "lifting your car" thing so i have a question. I know the difference between the two, but what do most people get on their jeeps? I was looking at getting a 2" RC Lift and i didnt realize that i had to choose between a suspension or a body lift. Which one do i choose?? TIA :)
Re: Body lift or Suspension lift
No such thing as a body lift on a Grand Cherokee. This is due to the fact that the frame and body are one so you cannot separate the two to add spacers in-between like you can with a separate frame like a Wrangler has for instance.
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Sweet thanks, that makes perfect sense.
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Hoisin Peanut Sauce Tofu
This crispy seared tofu paired with a rich hoisin peanut sauce comes together in just 20 minutes.
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- One 14 ounce (396g) package firm tofu, drained and rinsed
- 3 tablespoons grapeseed or canola oil (or other high flashpoint oil), divided
- 2 tablespoons sliced shallots
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 3 tablespoons peanut butter
- 2 tablespoons hoisin sauce
- 1/4 cup water
- 1 tablespoon fish sauce
- 2 teaspoons rice vinegar
- 1 teaspoon brown sugar
- 1/4 cup chopped roasted peanuts
How to make this recipe
Pat the tofu block dry with paper towels to remove excess water. Cut into 1/2-inch thick slices.
Heat a large skillet over high heat. Add 2 tablespoons of oil and after the oil is hot, carefully add the tofu into a single layer (hot oil may splatter). Sear each side for 2-3 minutes, or until golden and crisped. Remove the tofu from the pan and set aside.
Reduce the heat to medium and add the remaining tablespoon of oil. Stir in the shallots and garlic and then cook for about 1 minute, or until soft.
Stir in the peanut butter, hoisin, water, fish sauce, rice vinegar and brown sugar. Stir sauce until well combined and simmer on low heat for about 30 seconds, or until the sauce thickens and brown sugar is dissolved. If sauce is too thick, add more water as needed.
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Notts to head to South Africa
Nottinghamshire will begin their preparations for the 2008 season with a two-week tour to South Africa in March.
Director of Cricket Mick Newell will be taking a squad of 15 players to Pretoria for warm weather training and practice matches from March 12-26.
He said: "It's important to get some outdoor practice ahead of the season and heading to South Africa virtually guarantees that we will have good weather in which to train.
"The first few days will involve a mix of fitness training and fielding practice before we go into matches, which we are in the process of finalising at the moment.
"I don't expect all the players to be available at this stage, which is why we're taking 15. David Hussey will be playing in Australia, and Stuart Broad, Ryan Sidebottom and Graeme Swann may well be on tour with England."


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Sue Janes, Hospital Director, qualified as a Registered Learning Disability Nurse in 1987. She has several years of experience in nursing in NHS and National Charities as well as having held many roles in senior management. She joined PiC in 1995. She led a very successful project in nurse prescribing recently which was presented to colleagues and commissioners at PiC sharing best practice event, with the team gaining a finalist position in the 2014 Nursing Times awards in the mental health category.
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A "patchwork" network may soon become a quilt!
The Wizard actor wants to return to California to play some Nintendo games.
Two new Mario-themed Wii Remotes are coming to Japan. No word on if/when they arrive in North America.
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Michael delivers the basics of fighting game combos.
Moving away from Camelot's take on the Mario sports world, we now look at those made by such companies as Square Enix or Next Level Games, branching off into sports such as soccer and basketball.
Mike offers up some ideas to use for improving your skill at fighting games.
Few games stand as testaments to being greater than the sum of their parts more than Pandora's Tower. It succeeds in being one of the most entertaining, engaging, and narratively engrossing games I've played. It's that last part that I'd like to talk about more in particular. For all of the love stories in videogames, I can think of very few that have made me experience, indifference, concern, happiness, dread, remorse, and joy the way that the relationship between Aeron and Elena did.
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Garage door problem - not closing completely
I have a Stanley UT405.B09 garage door opener. The problem started recently, the garage door is not closing completely. When I reset the Full Up and Pull down positions, it works fine for 1 or 2 open/closings. Then it starts to open up more than the set position and closes higher than the set position (slightly above the ground). Subsequent opening will open the door more further and closing will stop the door more higher than the prevoius closing.
At that stage, I need to reset the Full up and Pull down positions again.
I really appreciate your help in diagnosing the problem.
Time for a Liftmaster!
See pages 17-18 of the manual; gives instructions on how to set the system properly"
Thank You Bob22 for the reply.
The previous owner of the house had installed the garage door opener in 2000. I live in the house since 2004. I have the manual that you suggested in your reply. I had reset the system a few times during the last few years according to the manual. It worked properly.
I noticed a month ago that the garage door is not closing fully. On resetiing the system according to the manual, it works fine for the first few openings/closings. Then on openig the garage door, it starts to move up more than the set position and on closing it stops before completely closing the door.
If I recall it correct you may have a sliding cam lever or " finger " it may got bended out of the correct postion which I have see it once a while this is true with much older units.
So you can try to rebend the lever or finger back to correct postion but make sure you unplug the garage door opener first.
Once you get that done first thing is test the door by manually it should not have much effort to either close it or open up if not running smooth that will be good time to deal with it first before you mess around the GDO once you get the door working fine manually then work on GDO with adjustment on both open and close postion.
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