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It's officially summer and in some places, that means the temperatures are hot enough to fry an egg on the asphalt (but don't do it. It leaves a huge mess). Most cameras are fairly rugged when it comes to dealing with normal temperature ranges but there are still a few things that any photographer should make certain to take care of to ensure that the summer sun doesn't fry their camera like that aforementioned egg.
1) Don't leave your camera in the car — Just as you wouldn't leave your kids or pets in a hot car, you shouldn't leave your camera (or any electronic equipment) in the car. Not even overnight. Cars are enclosed spaces (even with the windows cracked) and that amplifies the temperature — even at night. Again, most cameras are pretty sturdy but if you melt or warp the sensors or chips inside because of the heat, there's not a lot that can be done to fix them cheaply.
2) Sunsets and sunrises are great but the sun is very bright — Never aim your camera directly towards the sun unless you have special lenses and filters to protect the sensors. Direct sunlight through the lens can damage the sensors inside which is not something that is easily fixed.
3) Thoroughly test any waterproof casing ahead of time — Most waterproof casings will come with a test device that you can put inside where your camera would go and then submerge the case in water to make certain that it really is waterproof. After doing that, test it with your camera but carefully — don't dunk the camera in the housing in a pool or something. Place it slowly in the water submerging it inch by inch and removing it frequently to check to see that the waterproof casing really is as advertised.
4) Waterproof doesn't necessarily mean salt-waterproof — Most waterproof cameras are fine to use in a swimming pool or freshwater river/lake. However, be careful about taking them to the beach or into the ocean. The salts in the ocean water can be very corrosive and can damage the casing, letting water (and salt) get inside the camera. The salt, sand, and other fine particles can also cloud or scratch the lens.
5) Waterproof doesn't mean rated for SCUBA depths — The average consumer waterproof camera is good for up to 30 feet of water. After that, the additional atmospheric pressures can damage the housing. If you're interested in underwater photography with a SCUBA group who plans to go deeper than 30 feet, ask around about the best camera to use. Aside from needing to be waterproof at depth, there are other features a deeper-water camera will need to have to be effective.
6) Photography while skiing is a bad idea — If you've got one of those active-life straps or helmets and housings that are rated for use while waterskiing, then feel free to ignore this point. If, however, you're using a rugged waterproof camera, try to remember those old physics equations about velocity and rate of change because dropping a camera or falling three feet while holding one when you're going less than 3 MPH swimming is a different kettle of fish than falling or dropping one three feet at 30 or more MPH.
What other things would you suggest to novice photographers who are interested in really capturing the summer months? Let us know in the comments below!
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Welcome to Pink Rice! Home of the best range of sushi and Japanese food in WA.
We have the largest range of kaiten sushi in WA prepared by our experienced chefs, ensuring that you can try from the largest menu of dishes. Everything is fresh and of the highest quality.
You're selective about your sushi. You want it to be of the highest quality, made by experienced chefs. When not just any sushi will do, bring your friends and family to Pink Rice.
At our sushi restaurant in Perth, you'll enjoy delicious kaiten sushi, which is sushi on a train. As you sit at our comfortable tables, plates of sushi, sashimi, tempura and other foods pass by on a train. You can select the options you most want to try.
Enjoy Our Menu
If you like Japanese food, you'll love the options at our restaurant. We offer more than just sushi. You can also choose from:
You can choose from many gluten-free offerings as well.
If you're planning a party or event, we also offer sushi catering. You can purchase platters with 36 to 72 delicious pieces. As an HACCP-certified sushi supplier, we also sell our sushi and sushi supplies to schools and wholesale retailers.
An Exciting Environment
When you eat at our restaurant with your friends and family, you'll appreciate our friendly staff and our unique dining style. You don't have to settle with just one dish you like, but you can choose among many different menu options-you can even try them all!
Come in today to our location at 25 Collie Street in Fremantle, WA, and enjoy our kaiten sushi. Perth restaurants don't offer the exciting atmosphere we do. We're open Tuesday through Sunday for lunch and Tuesday through Saturday for dinner.
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"It definitely helps to know the guys you are playing with and it makes the transition a little smoother, especially with [Randy] Ready here; we know his style and know what he expects from us." -- Nick Hundley
"It's always nice to play with guys that you have played with in the past. You know what to expect, you know that the guys are going to go to battle for you…"-- Chase Headley
"We have a nice blend with some established guys and some veteran guys too so hopefully in Portland we can string together a nice season like we did last year." -- Randy Ready
Ready was the manager of the Texas League championship team and Hundley and Headley played prominent roles.
Hundley opened up the scoring for Portland in 2008 with a solo homer in the second inning – his lone hit of the day.
Headley drove in a run with a single and drew a walk while playing left field.


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Warsaw's Old Town is beautiful specially at late afternoon in autumn. There's just something about the place when it's all lighted up in warm yellow and the sky is in different shades of blue.
But let me tell you something you probably don't know.
What's so special about the Old Town of Warsaw?
It's all fake! If you didn't know, Warsaw was one of the most destroyed cities in Europe during World War II. The city was almost flat and bombed into nothingness. So the Old Town you're looking at right now is just a post-war reconstruction…of a painting of the original Old Town by this Italian dude better known in this parts as Canaletto. Crazy no? But it's true!
And look how beautiful it is!


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The staff provided an honest, courteous and professional service and kept me informed of any issues that arose with the job. They observed care of the vehicle and placed protective covers on the drivers seat throughout the job. All in all it is highly likely that I will use this company again in the future.
Great service, great garage & great price. Had my car in for a full service and gearbox oil change, spoke to Matt before hand who knew a lot about my car, with which oils and spark plugs were to be used and even gave me advice on how to keep my motor running smoother and better! Have now found a reliable and trust worthy garage who actually do a proper job. Will be using this garage again in the future and have now found a garage I have trust in. Top garage and fully recommend it, 10/10.
Excellent garage. Could not be beaten on price. Customer service was brilliant, with communication throughout. Responded very swiftly to my questions on here relating to the parts required and availability. Would highly recommend and will use again.
great guys quick replacement of discs and pads. Thank you once again will recommend to all my friends
Everything was fine
Fast and friendly service was told to wait for an hour while they take a look but it was much sooner! Will return to get my car issues sorted.
They were not helpful, in anyway, who said they good , back street
Great customer service from zaman
Higly reccomend this garage. Did the car check,and let me know.And charge for job less. Very frendly customer service,no hidden prices.
These guys were awesome start to finish. No bull, great prices, swift repairs, good people. Can't fault them. Highly recommended!
Great service, highly recommended. £700 Ford Cmax clutch & DMF A credit to the industry will highly recommend. Worry/hassle free service, pick up service and courtesy car available.
Changed the clutch & dual mass fly wheel on same day. Car runs fine now.
Everything fine, had the car ready the next day for me
Really really good job and quick!
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Tony and his team at Brims are straightforward, fast and deliver high quality repair. My car ( Audi Q7) was vandalised and severely scratched. Since I had a high no claim, I decided to do the repair privately. After comparing quotes I decided to give Brims Garage a try. Nothing but good experiences with Brims who delivered my car back within 3 days ( ! ) after having dropped the car on Thursday afternoon. I highly recommend this garage for damage repair. They also seem to do general work.
Good a good gob at a good price
Good garage, great work done
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Excellent service and affordable prices
Fantastic service, great communication. Very friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended and will be back for anything I need doing in future. Thank you!
Friendly staff
Fantastic job!
Brilliant. Fast and efficient.
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Jag is an Excellent Mechanic, Arrived early, Waited patiently while I attempted to describe the fault with my vehicle. Offered valuable advice and maintenance advice to prevent the same issue from arising. My vehicle braking system was lacking bite and a strange noise coming from my car, as I did not have access to a suitable or working jack or Lift. Jag was able to have this problem seen to within minutes of his arrival. I will recommend this mechanic to friends and family who require a mechanic that does what it says on the tin and won't rip you off. I will be booking another appointment with him in the very near future. Cheers
I needed to change my clutch on my Ford Fiesta. Jag did it very well and he was friendly.
Jag came to my house, right on time. The job was slightly more difficult than anticipated due to the state of my car. Jag still managed to complete the job, and still charged me the original quoted price, despite taking longer than expected. I would highly recommend him, and will certainly be coming back for any further work I need!
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2007 Quinta Do Noval Silval Port
Retail: $50.00
$29.98per bottle
Product Description:
"Such vibrant young fruit! Chock-full of plum jam, bramble stew, beautiful mouthfeel and supple tannins with a chocolate and peppery note on the finish. Made to mature quicker than their other vintages, and this is definitely drinkable now, though would really benefit from more time. Drink from 2012 to 2022.(RH)" (08/1) - 17 out of 20 Points, Jancis Robinson's Purple Pages
"Silval is a particularly open and accessible style of Vintage Port, with the accent on exuberance of fruit. Made for lovers of Vintage Port who do not want to wait too long, it can be enjoyed when young and very fruity. This is a serious Vintage Port which will also repay years of cellar ageing.
Grapes for the 2007 are taken essentially from the Quinta do Noval vineyard, but also from A-rated vineyards at the heart of the Douro Valley." - Winery
This was also scored 89 Points by the Wine Advocate, and 88 Points by Wine Enthusiast.


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The Curtis Act of 1898 was an amendment to the U.S. General Allotment Act that brought about allotment of tribal government lands to individual members of the Five Tribes: the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole. These tribes were exempted from the 1887 General Allotment Act. Neal McCaleb, Ambassador At-Large for the Chickasaw Nation, explains that this new measure was intended to abolish tribal courts and governments, but ultimately failed to do so.
The amendment brought about allotment of tribal government lands to individual members of the Five Tribes.
Despite opposition from the Chickasaws, Congress incorporated the Atoka Agreement into the Curtis Act, which passed on June 28, 1898. This act authorized the federal government to allot Chickasaw lands even though the tribe owned those lands. In addition, it took away Chickasaw jurisdiction over Indian courts, gave the government control of the tribe's schools and established a framework for the termination of the federal government's recognition of Chickasaw's rights to self-government. Despite setting that framework, Congress never terminated its recognition of the sovereign Chickasaw Nation, and instead continued such recognition as section 28 of the 1906 Act.
The Curtis Act also granted the Chickasaw freedmen 40-acre allotments. However, in 1902, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the freedmen were not entitled to citizenship in the Chickasaw Nation. The federal government reimbursed the Chickasaw tribal funds for land allotted to the freedmen. In 1907, the final Chickasaw Freedmen Role was adjusted to include 4,662 names.


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Oscar Moffit, age six, from Stoke Newington:
"We sometimes go by train to my grandma's in Northumbria and I always take my Beano annual because it's got lots of funny bits - my favourites are Dennis the Menace and Billy Whizz (The Beano Book 2002, DC Thomson, £6.25). My mum and I also like The Adventures of Captain Underpants by Dav Pilkey (Hippo, £3.99) and The Ha Ha Bonk Book by Janet and Allan Ahlberg, which is full of good jokes (Puffin, £3.99)."
Ellen Hindley, age nine, from Hackney:
"I once read a brilliant book on my way to Cambridge. It was called I Was a Rat! ... or, The Scarlet Slippers and it's by Philip Pullman (Corgi Yearling, £4.99).
It's a carry-on from Cinderella about a rat who's turned into a pageboy by a fairy godmother - only he doesn't get back in time to get changed into a rat again. Roger (also known as rat boy) goes on lots of adventures and the book has excellent illustrations and newspapers telling you what's happening at the palace."
Rufus Quickenden, age 10, from Oxford:
"In the school holidays we often go to stay in a friend's house in Normandy, which means driving a long way, then getting on a ferry. The Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz (Walker Books, £4.99) is great for a long journey because you don't want to put it down. It's about this boy called Alex whose parents are dead, so he lives with his uncle who works in a bank. Alex thinks his uncle leads a normal life but then he finds out this secret. There are lots of good gadgets in the book and it gets really exciting because Alex takes on the adults and is as good as them."
Julia Steinhardt, age 11, from Henley:
"On our last holiday we had to take a plane home from Seattle and that takes hours and hours. I enjoy fantasy and science fiction and read this book called Sabriel by Garth Nix (Collins, £12.99). The story is about a teenage girl who lives next to a magical world and finds out her father is trapped in the great river, Death. She determines to rescue him, taking with her his necromancing bells and magic sword, and you cross with her into this thrilling land of fantasy and adventure."
Scarlett Moloney, age 13, from Islington:
"Last summer I flew on my own to New Zealand. It took so long I ended up reading the safety card - I was that bored. I then started on The Complete Works of Shakespeare, which my dad had given me. For a big trip I'd recommend anything by William Nicholson - his latest book is Firesong (Mammoth, £10.99), which is just out. It's a brilliant fantasy about twins with special powers. I also went to Hamburg over the Jubilee weekend and took The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde (Penguin Popular Classics, £1.25), which was great, and it always helps to have a horror novel in your bag such as The Last Vampire by Christopher Pike (Hodder, £4.99)."
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James Galway Talks Irish Music, Plays the Tin Whistle
The Belfast-born James Galway has long had a juggling-act relationship with his Irish roots. With his green scarves and signature "Danny Boy" encores, he embraced the smiling leprechaun image even though he left Ireland at a young age and has lived in Switzerland throughout much of his adult life.
Still, Galway can't resist reminiscing about his childhood, as hardscrabble as it may have been.
"I grew up mostly vegetarian – we just couldn't afford meat," Galway told Jeff Spurgeon. "And when we did have meat it was things like tripe or sausages, which were cheaper." The tradition of eating corned beef on St. Patrick's Day seems to be an American phenomenon, Galway added.
"The Man With the Golden Flute" got his start playing a smaller B-flat flute in a marching band. He learned the instrument from his uncle starting at age nine, who in turn, studied with Galway's grandfather. "We marched around the streets to every demonstration that was going on," he said, referring to the unrest that had gripped Northern Ireland.
By age 12 or 13, Galway got his first modern-style flute, a Selmer Gold Seal. His big break came in 1969, when he became principal flute of the Berlin Philharmonic, a post he held for six years, before setting off on a major solo career.
Galway is stopping through New York on his way to the University of Rochester, where he is to be awarded an honorary doctorate. It's the latest in a series of career honors, including an OBE in 1979 and a Knighthood for his services to music in 2001.
The flutist is also busy promoting his new online teaching initiative, Firstflute.com, a subscription website consisting of video lessons, plus downloadable sheet music and tips.
Before leaving the studio, Galway treated listeners to a bit of his adjustable-pitch tin whistle. Listen above to his performance of "Belfast Hornpipe."


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Want Snoop Dogg Or Timbaland to Sing to Your Loved One?
Snoop Doggy Dogg and Timbaland have teamed up with Western Union for a modern day revival of one of America's most bizarre communications traditions…
The Singing Telegram!
That's right… The Singing Telegram. Western Union invented the concept in 1933, but over the past several decades, The Singing Telegram has faded from relevance into obscurity (much like the telegraph itself).
But this holiday season, look for Western Union's Singing Telegram to make a small revival. Now down over the internet, you can deliver an e-singing telegram to your loved one. You're welcome to use your own voice, or utilize professional singers like Snoop or Timbaland.
If you're interested in the Singing Telegrams, which I can't imagine you would be, but if you are you can visit www.wu-singingtelegram.com beginning today.
If you could receive a singing telegram from ANY musician, who would you pick? I'd probably want Eminem to see how he'd cut up on me. Maybe Ke$ha because she'd probably want to spend the night. PerhapsSoulja Boy so I could slam the door in his face. Or maybe Justin Bieber so he could get me pregnant. The posibilities are endless!


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I am suspicious that my son may have PFAPA. The doctors keep calling it a various but I am convinced it is PFAPA. I am currently seeing a homeopath but she is not aware of PFAPA. What remedies would you recommend in the treatment of this disorder. Doctors are recommending a tonsellictomy but I would like to explore the homeopathic route first. Your advice would be very much appreciated.
I am not a homeopathic expert, but I asked my wife (Amy Lansky, author of Impossible Cure — www.impossiblecure.com — to see what she thinks). Here is what she says:
Looking up PFAPA, I see that it is described as follows:
PFAPA (periodic fevers with aphthous stomatitis, pharyngitis, and adenitis) syndrome is a periodic fever syndrome that typically manifests between ages 2 and 5 yr; it is characterized by febrile episodes lasting 3 to 6 days, pharyngitis, aphthous ulcers, and adenopathy. Etiology and pathophysiology are undefined.
This is a perfect situation in which to give homeopathy a try before invasive treatment is used. This is a generalized problem with no obvious reason or cause. The symptoms of PFAPA above are actually indicative of many possible remedies, so the best approach is to find a classical homeopathic practitioner in your area who will find the right remedy that matches exactly what your son is experiencing. A homeopath will treat based on your son's various symptoms (both physical and emotional), not just a "disease" description. (To understand more about homeopathy, I do recommend reading the material on wwwi.impossiblecure.com and reading Amy's book.)
A good place to start looking for a homeopath is the referral information at the bottom of this page: http://www.impossiblecure.com/autism.html (these referrals are not just for autism, but homeopaths in general). Alternately, you can send a message to Amy at [email protected] and she will try to give you more specific referrals in your area.


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HOW TO: Turn seat belt chime off Subaru WRX - YouTube
This is a discussion on [video] How to turn seat belt chime off. within the Interior Mods forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Made this so it would help some people out that aren't good with reading instructions and need someone to show ...
Made this so it would help some people out that aren't good with reading instructions and need someone to show them.
HOW TO: Turn seat belt chime off Subaru WRX - YouTube
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Nice. Thanks man. I had been meaning to do this. It drives me nuts listening to the chime go off when I am trying to clean the car and want to listen to the radio.
wow is this legit? i would love to disable this
Works everytime. Works on all Subarus
My "Build" Thread!
Hawk-Eye Alliance #1856...ssshhh don't tell anyone!
awesome mod, just did it today.
I really have to do this myself.That chime is annoying.
If you don't mind ,I'll add this to the mod thread.
The Big 2011/2012 Mod Thread
Ooh,hang on. That is the throb of a turbocharged flat four engine. A sound which,all over the world,heralds the imminent arrival of a moron - JC.
I was considering doing this back when I first had gotten the car. But after not doing it, and realizing how many of my friends hop in my car and don't buckle up, whether its them forgetting, or them just not caring, doesn't matter to me, I don't allow people to ride in my car without a seatbelt, so this chime helps me because rather then looking over at them I can just listen for the chime. (May not be a problem for you more grown up people because you might not have people in your cars as much, but I'm still 17 and running around all day haha)
For me, I guess I probably don't have as many people in my car as you younguns do, or the people I do have are used to using their seatbelt, but when I took my fiance's 19 year old brother for a spin the chiming provided a great way for me to get him to put his belt on without sounding like an authoritative "old guy".
Boring Old Soon-to-be Brother-in-Law: "Oh damn, these cars are notorious for their seatbelt chime, it's just gonna keep going until you put a belt on..."
Cool Young Kid: "That is annoying. I shall ignore my teenage inclination to disregard safety and utilize the belt appropriately."
Boring Old Soon-to-be Brother-in-Law: (Inside his head) Yesssss...no extra dork points for me!
- Will
Current Car: 2015 Honduh Civic SIgh
Previous Cars:2014 Golf TDI, 2012 WRB WRX Hatch, 2004 RSX-S, 1998 Grand Prix GTP
"Isn't it amazing how smart you feel when you just aren't being stupid?"
This is excellent, I make everyone wear a seatbelt when riding but sometimes when I throw something heavy on the passenger seat it it goes off and it's very annoying. Thanks for the post!
ya - great trick! But, you don't even have to turn off the car. when in neutral just buckle, unbuckle...repeat, as in the video. Then next time you shut off your car your good to go.
(when you do an ecu reset, you'll have to do this again)


text: Stetson Joins MAAC Rowing Courtesy: MAAC Sports Release: June 05, 2013 Courtesy: MAAC Sports Related Links Stetson Rowing joins the MAAC for 2013-2014 Sign Up For Free Email Updates Edison, NJ – The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Council of Presidents passed the addition of the Stetson University Hatters as an associate member in the sport of women's rowing. Stetson will join MAAC rowing for the 2013-14 season. "The addition of Stetson women's rowing brings another fine program into the MAAC," notes Marshall Foley, Associate Commissioner for Championships at the MAAC. "With automatic qualification into the NCAA Championship, the depth and competitiveness of MAAC Women's Rowing has improved markedly over the past few years. Stetson certainly continues that trend and we look forward to hosting the team at the MAAC Rowing Championships." The Stetson rowing program was established in 1988 and hosted its first regatta in 1992, winning four of the seven races against the University of Florida. Their team rows out of the Stetson University Boathouse, located in DeLand, Fl. along Lake Beresford and is currently under the direction of Head Coach Mark Wilson. "We are thrilled to be the newest associate member of the MAAC women's rowing conference. It is a great opportunity for our student-athletes to be part of a conference that offers them the chance to row in the NCAA Championships," said Alicia Queally, Stetson Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator. "I know that Coach Wilson cannot wait to announce to his team this exciting news. Of course, this would not be possible without the vote of confidence from the MAAC rowing membership and its Presidents. We thank them for this amazing opportunity." In 2012 the MAAC co-hosted the NCAA Division I, II and III Rowing Championships at Mercer Lake in West Windsor, New Jersey, where the conference also hosts their annual rowing championships. "Stetson is very excited to be accepted to the MAAC as a rowing affiliate member. Stetson and the MAAC seem like a perfect fit with similar sized and funded programs and students. We are eager to be in a conference that takes rowing seriously and has a long tradition with solid programs," notes Stetson Women's Rowing Head Coach Mark Wilson. "Rowing at Stetson started 25 years ago and is ready to take the next logical step up to have the opportunity to race to qualify for the NCAA Championships for Women. I know that we will have our work cut out for us in the coming years but the opportunity to race for the largest contest in Women's Rowing is very exciting." This year marks the first year that the MAAC received an automatic qualifier in the NCAA Division I Rowing Championship. Marist College represented the MAAC at the Indianapolis Rowing Center at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis, Ind.


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I wish there were more whites like this made beyond the borders of France. It's mostly viognier, a luscious, exotically floral grape, with chenin blanc, chardonnay and semillon in the mix. The profile lands somewhere between dry and off-dry, with pear and apricot fruit, subtle oak, a smooth, fleshy texture and good weight lifted by the right level of acidity. Great for Indian or Thai curries. Available only in Ontario and only through the LCBO's Internet sales arm, www.vintagesshoponline.com.Report Typo/Error
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"Religion is a magic device for turning unanswerable questions into unquestionable answers.
-Art Gecko, Primethyme 3, 128650 DPP
"Religion is just a tool for getting at the Ultimate Experience of Truth. Most religious people, given this tool, are like the person who, given a set of lock picking tools and a safe containing the Ultimate Prize, have somehow managed to lock themselves inside the safe and leave both treasure and lock picks on the other side of the door.
-Floyd Gecko
Some free promotional samples of MOOist doctrine are available. (While supplies last)
MOO is a religion for people who don't believe in religion. Heck, for people who don't believe in MOOism!
-Bubi the Next-In-Line
Before anything else, I'd like to say how profoundly annoying it is for a non-religious person such as myself to have accidentally become the spiritual leader of an estimated ten thousand MOOists, particularly since I am the sort of person who believes that the term "spiritual leader" is an oxymoron, and "terrorist organization" is a redundancy. Fortunately for me, MOOism not only tolerates internal contradictions like this, it actively encourages them. Thus, I have caved in to paradox - the MOOist form of enlightenment - and created a highly popular, self-aggrandizing website for the official religious propaganda from a religion that preaches against both propaganda and orthodoxy. In doing so, I become a heretic - and therefore entitled to my MOOist rank.
Beginning misleading propaganda now...
If you think this religion is a joke, you have NO sense of humour. This is POSTMODERNISM.
MOOism is a religion (or possibly something else) created to meet the unique needs of postmodern society. It has been designed to break your brain out of routine modes of thought and restore you to the truly human mode of functioning which was once practiced by the Ancient Atlantean Adepts. It stands opposed to such sinister forces for mind control as Alien Psychomorphic Satellites, The Ancient Atlantean Adepts, Cheese, Bob Dole, and International Squid Biscuits.
Among other things, MOOism has been called the Negativland of religion. Not only does it irreverently (and sometimes irrelevantly) sample innumerable other religious traditions, it uses recontextualization and paradoxical framing techniques to prevent minds from settling into orthodoxy. Paradox and radical self-contradiction are, in the postmodern context, the most reasonable way to approach the Absolute.
For those who care, there are some pictures of MOOists here, and some mysterious heiroglyphs for you to ponder.
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The Church of MOO is a religion for those who shout "Crowded" in a theatre fire.
--Ockeg Dylof IX
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1985-1992 Fleetwood, 1993 Sixty Special, All FWD Forum Discussion, New member - '00 DHS Repair Questions... in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; Hey all as the title states, I am new to the forum and Cadillac's as this is my first one. ...
1985-1992 Fleetwood, 1993 Sixty Special, All FWD Forum Discussion, New member - '00 DHS Repair Questions... in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; Hey all as the title states, I am new to the forum and Cadillac's as this is my first one. ...
- 05-10-13 06:57 PM #1Cadillac Owners Member
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New member - '00 DHS Repair Questions...
Hey all as the title states, I am new to the forum and Cadillac's as this is my first one. Got a decent deal on it and should have known there were going to be problems, but everything looked/felt great when I bought it 3 months ago.
Long story short, took it in for an oil change and alignment and also had an inspection done immediately after purchase. Apparently everything was good at that time. Well ~3500 miles later I take it in for oil change at same shop, now they tell me my rear shocks are leaking/blown and 3 of my wheel bearings (one front, 2 rear) are either shot or nearly shot; however, I notice no noises/shaking/sagging/bouncy ride I assume I should notice?
Shops quotes to fix were absolutely comical. So I almost wonder if they are making it up?
I also have a small oil leak and PO apparently rigged some aluminum to direct the oil off the block so it wouldn't burn, which I was able to see when they had it on lift. Not sure how this was missed during initial inspection? Shop tells me most likely all gaskets need to be replaced which I don't doubt.
Car seemed great when purchased other than higher mileage (139,000), doesn't overheat, clean history, clean body/underbody, I'm the 3rd owner. Seems I have 2 options sell the car at a significant loss, or fix all this stuff as a summer project for the same money I'd eat selling it.
Need help on where to source parts? (i.e. bearings, gaskets)
Does this car require special rear shock assembly? What do you guys recommend on a budget?
How much of a pain is it to drop this engine? Lot bigger that my Honda's in the past
Car is a 3rd vehicle and only purchased for long trips, so I may just sell it. What's a fair asking price with mentioned problems?
Everything else with the car is wonderful
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Oil change places know squat...
If it ain't shaking, pulling, wearing tires out or vibrating going down the road leave it be.
As for oil leak, where exactly is it coming from? If it ain't using oil and drips a little let it be, there are a couple places they leak up front that are easy and cheap fixes. Oil pressure sender and oil filter adapter O Rings leak all the time. Don't be discouraged by what they said, get another opinion from a reliable shop would be a good idea. The shop you took it to probably saw fresh meat and were looking to cash in.
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I'd definitely get a second opinion.
If in fact you do need new rear shocks do a search for Monroe MA822's. They are a direct fit. I just replaced mine for $52 (shipped).
Dropping the drivetrain is a LOT of work. I'd add a qt of oil now and then before attempting that.
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The wheel bearings could be bad. My 04 rode fine, but when I had it jacked up to rotate the tires, there was considerable play in the hub. Replaced all 4 corners. Easiest assemblies I've ever removed and replaced.
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well welcome....try rockauto.com or rippy's, if it gets too big in expense, you may want to consider dumping it
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Re: New member - '00 DHS Repair Questions...
Thanks for the replies guys. It's not leaking a lot of oil... Maybe an extra quart per 3000 miles, seems to be more on longer road trips, but I can live with it as is, just need to keep an eye on the oil level. I'm guessing they thought I knew nothing about cars. I do, just not familiar with this one yet.
Car rides smooth as can be, however the front left tire seems to lose air faster than the others, which had me slightly concerned. Not sure if it is suspension related or tire related, tires have good tread, but idk how old they are. Sidewalls look okay. Again not noticing any squeaks etc.
May just drive it until something expensive does fail. Like I said I got it for decent price and it is a 3rd car. Body and chassis are unbelievably clean for Wisconsin.
Thanks again for the responses, will continue to research these monsters. lol
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What is art? German fair tests limits
By Sarah Marsh and Tanya Wood
KASSEL, Germany (Reuters) - Stroll through a park in the sleepy German town of Kassel this summer and you can explore fairytale cottages brimming with bizarre objects, hear the sounds of the Brazilian jungle and enter the set of a West African theatrical performance.
This is just one of the venues of "documenta", one of the world's biggest and most ambitious contemporary art fairs, which takes place every five years and which opens on Saturday.
This year's fair is the 13th documenta since its founding in 1955 by an artist banned by the Nazis and showcases the work of participants from some 56 countries, including Britain's Tacita Dean and South Africa's William Kentridge.
Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, the festival's artistic director, said she wants to broaden documenta's focus from the visual arts to culture at large, ranging from quantum physics to historical artefacts.
A U.S.-born Italian-Bulgarian art historian with a distinctive mop of tightly curled golden hair, she dislikes categories and has frustrated some by providing no over-arching concept for the exhibition, preferring a "holistic" approach.
"Documenta is dedicated to artistic research and forms of imagination that explore commitment, matter, things, embodiment," said Christov-Bakargiev, during an academic lecture she gave instead of the traditional opening news conference.
One key theme that she said had emerged, however, was that of collapse and recovery, appropriate for a show created to revive both the visual arts in Germany and the city of Kassel, which was devastated during World War Two.
Originally modest in size, documenta's budget is now around 25 million euros, and artworks are shown throughout the city in parks, museums, cinemas, and the train station, "like an exploded museum", according to Christov-Bakargiev. Continued...


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ARLINGTON, Washington (AP) — Searchers found five more bodies Sunday in the sludge of a massive landslide in the northwestern state of Washington, bringing the death toll to at least eight from the wall of debris that swept through a small riverside neighborhood.
Four more bodies were discovered late Sunday, said Snohomish County sheriff's Lt. Rob Palmer said. Earlier in the day, authorities said one body had been found on the debris field. Three people were already confirmed dead on Saturday.
More people remained missing, and authorities said the number was "fluid." Earlier Sunday, they said it was at least 18, but that count came before additional bodies were discovered.
The mudslide that struck Saturday morning also critically injured several people and destroyed about 30 homes.
Crews were able to get out to the muddy, tree-strewn area after geologists few over in a helicopter and determined it was safe enough for emergency responders and technical rescue personnel to search for possible survivors, Snohomish County Fire District 21 Chief Travis Hots said Sunday evening.
"We didn't see or hear any signs of life out there today," he said, adding that they did not search the entire debris field, only drier areas safe to traverse.
Despite that, Hots said crews were still in a "search and rescue mode. It has not gone to a recovery mode at this time."
Searchers continued looking into the night Sunday.
Several people, including an infant, were critically injured in the mudslide that hit Saturday morning about 55 miles (88 kilometers) north of Seattle. About 30 homes were destroyed.
Rescuers' hopes of finding more survivors had been buoyed late Saturday when they heard people yelling for help from within the debris field, but they were unable to reach anyone. The mud was so thick and deep that searchers had to turn back.
The slide wiped through what neighbors described as a former fishing village of small homes — some nearly 100 years old.
Some of the missing may have been able to get out on their own, authorities said. The number unaccounted for could change because some people may have been in cars and on roads when the slide hit, Hots said.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing growth quickened in January and hiring across the economy increased in late 2012, but Chinese factories only managed a slight rebound as the new year began, suggesting that world economic growth remains sluggish.
The euro zone economy, meanwhile, likely contracted again at the end of last year, though surveys on Friday suggested the worst of the region's downturn may be over.
Surveys conducted by the financial information firm Markit and the Institute for Supply Management both showed U.S. manufacturing grew in January at its fastest clip in nine months, boosted by a surge in domestic demand.
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On Thursday the U.S. government reported the economy contracted in the fourth quarter for the first time since the recession ended three years ago, although analysts said there was no reason for panic because consumer spending and business investment picked up.
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Between her hit HBO show Girls getting picked up for a second season and her latest movie, Nobody Walks, debuting to glowing reviews, Dunham was already on fire. But now, word has leaked that the 26-year-old actress has inked a book deal reportedly worth at least $3.6 million. Tentatively titled Not That Kind of Girl, it's rumored to be part advice book and part essay collection. Tom WolfeTom Wolfe, the mind behind such classics as The Bonfire of the Vanities and The Right Stuff, split from longtime publisher Farrar, Straus & Giroux in 2008. They couldn't come to an agreement over his next novel, Back to Blood, which will be released Oct. 23. So Wolfe jumped to Little, Brown & Co. The reported payday? Close to $7 million. Bill ClintonAfter eight years in office, Bill Clinton had a few memorable moments to spin together into a compelling autobiography. So the former president and saxophone enthusiast parlayed his experience into a $15 million publishing deal. But don't feel bad for the publisher. My Life has sold more than 2.2 million copies since it was released in 2004. Hillary ClintonAfter her husband's affair with Monica Lewinsky nearly brought down his presidency, people wanted to know what Hillary Clinton was thinking. In 2000, Simon & Schuster lured the former first lady and senator-elect with an $8 million deal—a near record at the time. The book, Living History, gave readers what they wanted: a peek inside the Clinton White House and her 30-year relationship with the president. Sarah PalinSarah Palin cemented her status as America's right-wing sweetheart during the 2008 campaign. Even though the election didn't go as she might have hoped, she emerged with legions of fans who hung on her every tweet and Facebook status update. So it came as no surprise when Palin nabbed a big deal for Going Rogue. The payday? $1.25 million. Tina Fey Tina Fey is funny. And she has the Emmys to prove it. But she shied away from writing a book for years. Fey finally took the plunge when she turned 40, figuring she'd had enough life experiences to write something. The $5 million advance probably didn't hurt either. What eventually emerged was Bossypants, which was widely praised by critics for its sharp wit and biting intelligence. Keith RichardsHow much would you pay to get Keith Richards to dish about his relationship with Mick Jagger? Publishers got into a major bidding war over the Rolling Stones guitarist's memoir, Life, which wound up fetching $7.7 million. Richards delivered the goods, giving fans a window on their 50-year relationship. His nickname for Jagger? "Your Majesty" and "Brenda." Pope John Paul IIIsn't the pope supposed to take a vow of poverty? Someone probably should have told the pope. John Paul II received an $8.5 million advance in 1994. Dick CheneyDick Cheney may have left office as a somewhat unpopular figure, but he definitely landed on his feet. The former vice president reportedly signed a $2 million book deal in 2009. He said at the time, "In terms of carrying grudges or trying to settle grudges, that's not my purpose. If it had been, I wouldn't have lasted very long in politics." Tiziana Fabi / AFP / Getty ImagesAmanda KnoxIt must have been a relief to have been cleared of murder charges and freed from an Italian prison in 2011, but that was not the only good news Amanda Knox would be getting. HarperCollins quickly signed her to a $4 million book deal, which is two times the amount former Vice President Dick Cheney received for his memoir. J.K. RowlingPerhaps it's not surprising that J.K. Rowling received one of the largest advances ever for The Casual Vacancy, which was published in 2012. Rowling did create the Harry Potter franchise after all. But the $8 million advance might have seemed like nothing to her, since the Harry Potter e-books alone sold more than $4 million worth of copies in their first month of release. Still, it must have been somewhat satisfying, considering she had sold her first Harry Potter book for just $4,700 back in 1997. Alan GreenspanIt pays to have been the former chairman of the Federal Reserve. Or, maybe it just pays to be Alan Greenspan. Penguin paid him an $8.5 million advance for his memoir, which was published in 2007. At the time, it was said to be the second-largest advance ever for a nonfiction book, ranking only behind Bill Clinton's memoir. Although he got some help from a ghostwriter, at the time he promised, "I plan to do the first draft and the last draft." George W. BushGeorge W. Bush may not have been the most popular American president of all time, but that did not make publishers any less interested in his book. Crown shelled out $7 million for Decision Points, which was published in 2010. It provided insights into about a dozen of the president's personal and professional decisions, and was not simply a memoir. "I want people to understand the environment in which I was making decisions. I want people to get a sense of how decisions were made and I want people to understand the options that were placed before me," he said of the book. Jack WelchFormer General Electric chairman Jack Welch has something of a penchant for large book deals. In 2000, he sold his memoir, Jack: Straight From the Gut, for the huge sum of $7.1 million to Time Warner Trade Publishing, after a wild bidding war. He managed to sell that book without any kind of written proposal. Sales to the public were not quite as successful, and he had to take a major pay cut for his next book, Winning, in 2004. But no need to feel sorry for him. HarperCollins still ended up paying an estimated $4 million for the book, so we'd say he still won.


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A legend swirls around the dilapidated mansion on Smolenski Street in Athens that the previous owner's ghost scares off prospective buyers by moaning, "The house is mine." The Greek government isn't spooked. It sold the two-story house and tower, replete with palm trees in the overgrown gardens, for €434,000 ($580,000) on Sept. 17 in an EBay-style Internet auction. While he doubts the house is haunted, Andreas Taprantzis, executive director for real estate at the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (HRADF), says the building was "haunting the Greek budget," generating "zero income, not even taxes."
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What Taprantzis calls the "EBay for Greek real estate" is the most efficient way to dispose of about 1,000 small buildings, offices, and homes the state owns, he says. The government is targeting annual sales of €35 million to €50 million from the auctions. Since starting the e-auctions in July, the fund has raised €7.4 million selling three properties—including a tract of seaside land. Four properties are scheduled to go on the block this month. The fund's auction website (e-publicrealestate.gr) is open to anyone who registers. While foreign property buyers have faced restrictions, Greece has streamlined the process for purchases of at least €250,000.
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Greece is in a sixth year of recession, with unemployment at a record 27.9 percent. House prices dropped almost 12 percent in the second quarter, according to the central bank. The auction process is "smart and efficient," says Lefteris Farmakis, an analyst at Nomura International in London. "But it's not going to be easy to generate serious revenue, given the illiquid nature of real estate investments and the legal obstacles they face in Greece."
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WELCOME TO THE DAILIES THREAD! Anyone and everyone can post your runs, cross-training, abdominal work, rest days, race plans, training questions, etc. Hopefully the Dailies will be a terrific source of motivation for runners and serve as outstanding accountability. This group can be highly supportive of all life experiences. So, come on in, put your feet up and stay awhile, but don't forget to run, too. And whoever is up first is welcome to start the thread. I suggest the above paragraph be copied and posted as the start for every Dailies thread, then whoever starts the thread would post the first response.
Good morning Sundailies - 7/13/14
Wow, it's been a while since I started a dailies thread. Hope everybody is enjoying their weekend and getting some good miles in.
Got out for an easy three this morning. Same temperature as yesterday's run and a nicer breeze, but I experienced a lot more sweating and dehydration. The humidity didn't feel oppressive, so I'm at a loss to explain it. My left soleus was a little stiffer than expected at the start, but it loosened up OK. As usual, after the first two miles everything started to feel easier.
Keep pickin' em up and puttin' em down, folks!
Getting ready to go out after I finish my lunch. Yesterday ran both a long run in the morning and a short recovery run late evening. Since I'm training for a 24-hour race, I'm thinking running doubles on tired legs once in a while would be good training. Days off work and days working an afternoon shift might be good for scheduling those.
Ran in a memorial 5k yesterday morning. It was a nice cool 72 degrees, or so you would think, but the muggies sat in and got to me. It was a still air morning and we were running next to irrigated corn fields. At one point it was so hot I couldn't stand it, so I walked through the next 50 ft shade spot to cool down a bit. I had set a time of 33 minutes for a goal for myself. 1st 5k I did in the blizzard I ran a 37. Nike sportwatch timed me at 32:09. Not sure the official time, but I was happy with that. My feet are really sore this morning. I have PF starting on my right foot and I am trying to baby things along. Been wearing my shoes in the house and keeping them on most of the time. Iced it last night and did some essential oils with some heat and it felt good when I went to bed, so will keep on that protocol to see if I can kick it. I run on dirt roads all of the time and when I get to pavement, it flairs up again. My shoes I purchased in March/April and they probably have 100 miles walking/running on them maybe. I have 2 different pair and switch between them for daily use and running. (Brooks Ghosts and Saucony Ride's) I usually have no shoes in the house and think that hasn't helped much either. Any other advice on how to kick this? I have been trying to find out info on how to keep from having it, but other than stretching and good shoes I haven't seen much. I have been doing about 15 miles a week the last few weeks. Most I have done has been probably around 25 miles a week. Have not been running back to back days for about 2 months now.
WCRUNNER - when is your 24hr race?
raffelsol - that a very nice improvement for your 5K. The main RW website should have some home treatments for pf on their health and injury pages. I think Lynn and Lori have dealt with that also, so hopefully they'll chime in.
Since several people have asked, I've added the two races I'm already entered in on my signature. This will be my 3rd year at NC 24. The first year I went just to cheer, support friends, and check out what ultras were like. Last year I ran 12-hours there. This year they aren't having the 12-hour race, so I'm entered in the 24-hour instead.
WTG, Leslie on your new PR! I was wondering if anyone was racing this week! You're also now on the speedy side of the average 5K time across all AGs for women which is 34:53. Awesome! UGH... PF sucks dead donkey dicks as one of my pilot friends likes to say about those really special situations in life that deserve that description. My PF is affecting my left foot and it's not easy dealing with it, but you're doing everything I am, although I haven't tried the essential oils. I was cursing the running gods and life in general after my last race over the 4th of July weekend, (it was all I could do to get my usual workout done on the elliptical machines at the gym.) but I guess I/we should be happy that it's not in both feet, huh?? I'm doing my first "sort-of" ultra marathon this week (it's a fund raiser for the American Cancer Society) and I want to be able to stay out there for the entire time it's allowed. I'm looking forward to the experience!
I ran 3.5 miles today in two segments at about a 9:15- 9:30 pace with the husband earlier this morning after a long stretch session on the stairway up to the 2nd floor of the house. This really helps me, even though what really helps is just getting going. During the run, things seem to loosen up and by the time the 2nd mile comes along, the pain is usually minimal. I've had the good shoe advice too. I'm going to look for good everyday work shoes during my week off.
It was super humid during my run earlier... :/ It was cool with a slight breeze, but that humidity was really thick. It does affect the feel of the run more than I thought it would. Summer running... gotta love it. :/
No running today, but i rode my bike to work again and my legs are toast. I just tried to carry a couple of heavy grocery bags up a hill and some stairs and I am exhausted. Tomorrow is a rest day for sure!
raffelsol- Way to go, awesome job!
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I have had PF in my left foot off and on for three years, but finally got it over the hump using a combination of these therapeutic courses. Now it only gets aggravated during periods of intense speed training on the track, and I can resort to my trusty rehab plan to nip it in the bud.
Cause 1- Trapped Soleus
The soleus is a forked muscle that sits along both sides of the larger calf muscle, the gastrocnemius, and works as a prime mover for propelling the runner forward with each stride. In my opinion, tightness in this muscle is the number one cause of PF in runners.
The first exercise to correct any impingement or tightness here is to use an Active-Isolated Stretch on the soleus directly. Sit on the floor with legs out in front of you. Slide the injured foot up until it is parallel with opposite knee. Take hold of your forefoot with both hands, clasping fingers lightly. Keeping your heel on the ground, use hands to gently raise the forefoot off the ground as far back as you can comfortably go. Repeat 10-12 times for two seconds each. Perform on the opposite soleus as well for muscle symmetry.
First thing in the morning, our PF muscles are tight and shortened from a night of immobility. This is why PF hurts worse in the morning. Before your feet hit the floor, sit up on the edge of your bed with feet dangling if possible. Relax toes and ankles completely. Gently press the inside edges of your feet together, inner arches touching. Roll ankles with feet pressed together 40-50 times both clockwise and counter-clockwise. This activates the soleus alone and allows it to pump fresh blood to the feet and lower legs. This can be done several times per day, and will greatly accelerate healing.
Cause 2- Scar Tissue Over the PF
If you have had PF for a while as many runners often do, then you may have a build-up of scar tissue along the arch and PF attachments. In bare feet, feel around for any tight spots, "crunchy" bits of tissue, or small muscle knots.
Without going straight into the direct point of pain (mine was the inner corner of my heel near a bursa sac), massage in a progressively harder way along the arch, under the metatarsals, and along the heel. Roll the ankle and dorsiflex your foot as you massage up, down, right, and left along the bottom of the foot. Use your knuckles, thumb, palm, and even finger nails to rake across the heel's fat pad, eliminating any scar tissue you find in the area. Do this for 20min every other day to bring about positive change.
Other Helpful Tips
After 7 days from the onset of symptoms, stop icing the heel and taking NSAID medication; these modalities only decrease blood flow to the area and impede healing. Take acetaminophen when pain is present if you must (after consulting with your doctor, of course). Heat before runs for one month as needed.
Do not stretch the arch/PF directly, as this may only create a cycle of "tear and repair". Instead, spread toes widely with fingers to relax foot muscles, perform the active soleus stretch above, and keep the calves, hamstrings, and hips loose as well. Finally, WEAR MINIMAL SHOES for running. Strengthening the feet is critical for PF sufferers, and you will never develop such strength in heavily cushioned trainers with thick heels.
Best of luck in your recovery from plantar fasciitis! This is an injury that takes patience and diligent work to overcome, but it can be done by following the above protocol, training intelligently, and modifying your gait/shoe choice to aid in the healing of your heel.


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TORONTO (Reuters) - The number of housing starts dropped in June but the previous month's figure was upwardly revised, which convinced economists the sector is not headed for a U.S.-style meltdown.
Housing starts fell 4.3 percent to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 217,800 units last month from an revised 227,700 units in May, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. said on Wednesday.
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A stolen car in downtown Gainesville leads to multiple accidents involving seven cars today.
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Jalopnik, is making assumptions. I haven't told them anything except for what is on the thread. People can derive what they wish, but what's on the thread is the truth, and all I can say
Everything has been finalized, successfully. You can quote me on that, and post that if you could. Or just edit my post and put that in after the first part.
Yes, I have. I did that the same day the auction closed when Glenn Hyundai told me they weren't honoring the auction. Ebay tells me they cannot due anything but possible get the seller kicked off the site. Ebay has a case open on them. They told me that leaving him a negative is the only other thing I could do. I have 60days from close of auction to do that, which I will if nothing ever happens. Feedback cannot be changed, so I won't do that until the last possible moment OR if Glenn Hyundai decides to list another vehicle, which ever comes first. They are on my ebay watch list, so if they list another vehicle, I'll know, and they'll be getting the negative that day.
Btw, I kind of skimmed through the story as I am reading it from my phone. Did you ever call Hyundai Corporate Consumer Affairs?
I would actually start there myself too. Though Hyundai USA isn't responsible, their name will be brought up as an organization, and though bringing up 'my lawyer will contact you' won't get things done cause Hyundai USA knows they are off the hook, once 'media' is brought up things might get moving if it's one of their dealerships.
Working in a call center back in the day, 'lawyer' or 'media' automatically is a transfer of that call to the manager of the call center - not sure on consumer affairs.
Simply put if they refuse to do anything to help you out, 'before I bring my story to <local news paper> or <local tv station>, I wanted to let you guys know, I am very disappointed in what <said dealership> did, and Hyundai's support of their potential customer, and didn't want you to be surprised if this came across your desks in the near future.'
Makes you look like you were doing them a favor, and they didn't want to help you out, then hell will break lose.
and contact the bbb as well...or to really piss them off a tv news station that is local to the dealers area that as well could piss them off, also see if the dealership is privtly owned or is franchise owned if it is get in contact with there main offices and itch them out
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