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Jim Byers is the Star's Travel Editor. He has been writing travel stories for more than a decade, covered five Olympic Games and spent years covering the Blue Jays, the Toronto Raptors and the PGA Tour. He's been everywhere from Bonavista to Vancouver Island, as well as China, Hong Kong, Australia, the Caribbean, Thailand, Mexico, Tahiti, New Zealand, Vietnam, a dozen countries in Europe and just about every major city in the U.S. Okay, he was only in Liechtenstein for a couple hours in a rental car and his only visit to New Orleans was when he was 12, but you get the picture.


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WELL WELL!!! AT WHAT AGE WAS UR FIRST DRAW..???? ^^ Me was like 3 or 4 years old hehehe and was very ugly hahaha lol! This one was mine hahahahah i found it and i was WTH??? HAHAHA
about the age of three, it was a drawing of me and my Nanie and Papa, but the look like potatoe people XD
My first drawing was at the age of 3. It was of My mum's Egyptian Arabian Horse, although it just looked like a bunch of scribbles. lol!
i drew my first drawing @ d age of 2 it was a hut n trust me it was pathetic.
awwwwn hehehe potatos!!! haha lol!! hahah bunch of scribbles hahaha awwwwn noo dont say it like that Tanya haha :) but i know we draw better now ...right??? :)
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hahahaha yes thx God...hahaha take a minute and imagine if NOT!!??? O.O omg!! hahaha i dont imagine drawing something.... same like the one i made at the age o 3 !! haha
HAHAHAHAHAHA very very true!!! hahaha xD
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Fill a Bucket: A Guide to Daily Happiness for Young Children
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Command your Cobra spaceship in a fantastic voyage of discovery and adventure, a supreme test of your combat , navigational and entrepreneurial skills. Trade between countless planets, using the proceeds to equip your ship with heat-seeking missiles, beam lasers and other weapons - corporate states can be approached without risk, but unruly anarchies may be swarming with space pirates. Black market trading can be lucrative but could result in skirmishes with local police and a price on your head! However you make your money, by fair means or foul, you must blast onwards through space annihilating pirate ships and hostile aliens as you strive to earn your reputation as one of the Elite!
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October 8, 2013
Ongoing improvements to Kehrs Mill Road, south of Wild Horse Creek Road in the Chesterfield Valley, will temporarily inconvenience drivers, effective tomorrow (October 9, 2013) at noon.
For the next two months, both directions of Kehrs Mill Road traffic will – initially - have to share a single lane of pavement between Jeffrey's Crossing Lane and Courtyard Mill Lane. Later, the same, single-lane/dual directional configuration will be in effect between Courtyard Mill Lane north to a few hundred feet south of Wild Horse Creek Road.
Temporary electric signals will control movement of vehicles, so that northbound and southbound drivers are never simultaneously on the single lane of pavement.
Officials concede, however, that motorists will be adversely affected by the restriction.
"It'll add to drive times, without question" explained Dave Wrone, public information manager for St. Louis County's Departments of Highways and Traffic and Public Works. "We regret the inconvenience, but there's no other way to proceed with the improvements to Kehrs Mill Road. Without this restriction, our contractor wouldn't have enough room to work."
Gershenson Construction is currently carving back a sight-blocking hill, building a retaining wall and building a new lane of traffic on Kehrs Mill, south of Wild Horse Creek Road. When complete, the work will substantially improve drivers' vision on the (presently) narrow, hilly and curvy road. Undertaken at the request of the City of Chesterfield, the project is an extension of St. Louis County's recently completed, $8.3 million realignment of Kehrs Mill, Long and Wild Horse Creek roads.
Approximately 8,800 drivers use Kehrs Mill, south of Wild Horse Creek Road, on a typical week day.
For an overview of the area, please refer to page 20, quadrant HH-19, in Wunnenberg's Streets Guide.
With more than 3,100 lane miles of road and street pavement and more than 184 bridges to maintain, Saint Louis County's Department of Highways and Traffic is Missouri's second largest caretaker of public roadways, exceeded only by the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT). In addition to its administrative offices and parking garage operations in Saint Louis County Government's main campus in Clayton, Missouri, the Department maintains five Maintenance Districts; the Operations Division Headquarters on Schaefer Drive; the Division of Construction Headquarters, Materials Testing Lab and Survey Section on Schaefer Drive, and the Traffic Operations Building on Adie Road. From these locations, under the leadership of Director Sheryl L. Hodges, D.E., P.E., L.P.G., the Department's 500 employees perform literally hundreds of duties necessary to ensure the smooth function of its road and bridge system, which encompasses the entirety of unincorporated Saint Louis County and designated arterial roads in incorporated communities. On a daily basis the Department oversees multi-million dollar road construction projects, patches potholes, plows snow, surveys streets, mows grass, monitors and assigns repair priority for road surfaces, designs and erects electric traffic signals, manages personnel records, assembles the annual operating budget, keeps County Government's 3,000-plus fleet of motor vehicles and small engine equipment functioning, repairs bridge decks, constructs new sidewalks and driveway approaches, installs traffic signs, designs complex new road construction plans and oversees parking garage operations for more than 2,400 vehicles. Additional information on projects and programs planned or currently being carried out by Saint Louis County's Department of Highways and Traffic can be found on this Web page. St. Louis County Department of Highways & Traffic 1050 N. Lindbergh Boulevard Saint Louis, Missouri 63132
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By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/morphea/DS00718
Morphea |
Morphea (mor-FEE-uh) is a rare skin condition that causes reddish or purplish patches on your skin. Morphea is a localized or limited form of scleroderma, a condition that can cause a wide variety of problems, from skin discoloration to difficulty with the function of joints and muscles and other connective tissues.
Morphea typically appears on your abdomen, chest or back, but it can affect your face, arms and legs. Morphea tends to affect only the outermost layers of your skin — the dermis and the fatty tissue just beneath the dermis. Sometimes, morphea can restrict movement in your joints.
Morphea generally subsides on its own over time. With morphea, you may be concerned about your appearance. Your doctor may recommend medications and other treatments to help with your appearance and other symptoms of morphea.
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Morphea is a form of scleroderma, a term that literally means "hard skin." Signs of morphea include:
- Hardening and thickening of the skin.
- Discoloration of the affected skin to look lighter or darker than the surrounding area.
- Oval-shaped patches that may change colors and gradually develop a whitish center.
- Linear patches, especially when on arms and legs
- Loss of hair and sweat glands in the affected area over time.
Morphea usually affects only the uppermost layers of your skin (the dermis and the superficial fatty tissue beneath the dermis). In some cases, morphea may involve the deeper fatty tissue or the connective tissue (fascia or muscle) below your skin. The condition generally lasts several years and then disappears on its own. However, it usually leaves patches of darkened or discolored skin.
When to see a doctor
If you notice patches of discoloring, hardening or thickening skin, see your doctor. Early diagnosis and treatment may help slow the development of new patches, and allow your doctor to identify and treat complications before they worsen.
The exact cause of morphea is unknown, though doctors do know it's not contagious. It's believed that an unusual reaction of the immune system plays a role in the development of this condition.
The onset of morphea may be related to:
- Radiation therapy
- Repeated trauma to the affected area
- A recent infection, such as measles or chickenpox
Risk factors
Because the cause of morphea is unknown, it's difficult to pinpoint who may be at a higher risk. However, there are several known factors that may increase your risk of developing morphea, including:
- Sex. Morphea is more common in women than in men.
- Race. Whites and people of Asian descent are more likely to develop morphea than are blacks.
Morphea can cause a number of complications, including:
- Self-esteem issues. Morphea can have a negative effect on your self-esteem and body image, particularly if discolored patches of skin appear on your arms, legs or face.
- Movement problems. Morphea that affects the arms and legs can impair joint mobility.
- Widespread areas of hardened, discolored skin. Numerous new patches of hard, discolored skin may seem to join together, a condition known as generalized morphea.
Preparing for your appointment
You're likely to first see your primary care physician. However, he or she may then refer you to a doctor who specializes in skin disorders (dermatologist). You also may be referred to a doctor who specializes in diseases of the joints, bones and muscles (rheumatologist).
Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment and know what to expect from your doctor.
What you can do
- Write down any symptoms you're experiencing, including any that may seem unrelated to the reason for which you scheduled the appointment.
- Make a list of all medications, vitamins and supplements that you're taking.
- List questions to ask your doctor.
Preparing a list of questions can help you cover all of the points that are important to you. For morphea, some basic questions you might want to ask include:
- What's the most likely cause of my symptoms?
- Are there other possible causes for my symptoms?
- What tests do I need? Do these tests require any special preparation?
- How long will these skin changes last?
- If the skin discoloration and hardening clears up, will it ever come back?
- What treatments are available, and which do you recommend?
- What types of side effects can I expect from treatment?
- I have other health conditions. How can I manage these conditions together?
- What can I do to improve my appearance?
- Are there brochures or other printed materials I can have? What websites do you recommend?
Don't hesitate to ask any other relevant questions you have.
What to expect from your doctor
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions, including:
- When did you first notice changes in your skin?
- Has this ever happened before?
- Do the changes come and go or are they constant?
- Have you tried to treat this condition yourself? If so, did it help?
- Have you ever been treated by a doctor for this condition?
- If so, what were the treatments and did they help?
- Have you had any difficulty chewing food or swallowing?
- Have you experienced extreme cold sensitivity in your fingers or toes?
- Have you noticed any other changes in your general health?
Tests and diagnosis
A doctor may confirm a diagnosis of morphea based on:
- Physical examination. Discoloration combined with skin firmness is a good indicator of morphea. After inspecting your skin and discussing other signs and symptoms you may have, your doctor may recommend taking a tissue sample for analysis.
- Tissue sample. Your doctor may remove a small tissue sample (biopsy) of your affected skin to be examined in the laboratory for abnormalities that allow for diagnosis, such as thickening of the collagen in the second layer of skin (dermis). Collagen is a protein that makes up your connective tissues, including your skin. It helps make your skin elastic and resilient.
Treatments and drugs
Morphea has no known cure. Treatment of morphea focuses on controlling signs and symptoms and slowing spread.
Because morphea may get better on its own without treatment, because most treatments have side effects and because morphea has no one proven treatment, your doctor may suggest no treatment or treatment with a mild topical corticosteroid cream. In some cases, your doctor may recommend additional treatments. It's important for you to weigh the risks and benefits. Treatments may include:
- Light therapy. A special treatment that uses ultraviolet light may improve your skin's appearance, especially when used soon after skin changes appear.
- Corticosteroids. Your doctor may prescribe these medications early in the course of treatment to reduce inflammation and prevent thickening of the collagen. They can be taken either orally or topically or in both forms. An increased risk of infection, high blood pressure, bone loss and fluid retention are possible side effects associated with the use of oral corticosteroids.
- Calcipotriene cream. This prescription cream is a synthetic form of vitamin D that may help lessen the effects of morphea. Skin generally begins to improve during the first months of treatment. Possible side effects include burning, stinging and a rash.
- Antimalarial drugs. Medications such as hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) or chloroquine (Aralen phosphate) may be used to help reduce inflammation and slow the progress of the disease. Potential side effects may include headache, dizziness, diarrhea and abdominal cramping.
- Immunosuppressive medications. Your doctor may prescribe drugs, such as methotrexate (Rheumatrex, Trexall) or cyclosporine (Neoral, Gengraf, Sandimmune), to control your immune system and reduce inflammation. However, these medications can have serious side effects, including an increased risk of infections, kidney and liver problems, and high blood pressure.
- Physical therapy. This type of treatment uses stretching, strengthening and range-of-motion exercises to improve the mobility of your joints.
Lifestyle and home remedies
Because morphea dries out the affected skin, moisturizers may help soften and improve the feel of your skin. It's a good idea to avoid long, hot showers or baths, as these can dry your skin.
If you have morphea in more-visible locations, makeup and other topical treatments may help to hide the condition and make your skin appear more natural.
Alternative medicine
Para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) is an oral medication that has been used to treat morphea and scleroderma. However, it hasn't been proved to reduce skin symptoms in clinical trials. If you're interested in trying PABA, discuss its proper use with your doctor.
Coping and support
Because morphea affects your appearance, it can be an especially difficult condition to live with. In addition, you may also be concerned that it will get worse.
Talk to your doctor about treatments that may help lessen your symptoms, a referral to a mental health professional if you want counseling, or contact information for a scleroderma or morphea support group in your area.
- Wolff K, et al. Fitzpatrick's Dermatology in General Medicine. 7th ed. New York, N.Y.: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2008. http://www.accessmedicine.com/content.aspx?aID=2968193. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Habif TP. Clinical Dermatology: A Color Guide to Diagnosis and Therapy. 5th ed. Edinburgh, U.K.; New York, N.Y.: Mosby Elsevier; 2010. http://www.mdconsult.com/books/about.do?about=true&eid=4-u1.0-B978-0-7234-3541-9..X0001-6--TOP&isbn=978-0-7234-3541-9&uniqId=230100505-57. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Scleroderma. National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases. http://www.niams.nih.gov/Health_Info/Scleroderma/default.asp. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Localized scleroderma. Scleroderma Foundation. http://www.scleroderma.org/pdf/Medical_Brochures/Localized.pdf. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Badea I, et al. Pathogenesis and therapeutic approaches for improved topical treatment in localized scleroderma and systemic sclerosis. Rheumatology. 2009;48:213.
- Morphea. National Institutes of Health. http://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/GARD/Condition/10485/Morphea.aspx. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Valanclene G, et al. Pathogenesis and treatment modalities of localized scleroderma. Medicina (Kaunas). 2010;46:649.
- Fett NM. Morphea: Evidence-based recommendations for treatment. Indian Journal of Dermatology, Venereology and Leprology. 2012;78:135.
- Zancanaro PCQ, et al. Localized scleroderma in children: Clinical, diagnostic and therapeutic aspects. Anais Brasileiros de Dermatologia. 2009;84:1.
- Mild psoriasis: Non-steroidal prescription topical treatments. National Psoriasis Foundation. http://www.psoriasis.org/about-psoriasis/treatments/topicals/non-steroid. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Prednisone. PubMed Health. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0000091/. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Plaquenil (prescribing information). Bridgewater, N.J.: Sanofi-Aventis; 2006. http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2007/009768s041lbl.pdf. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Neoral (prescribing information). East Hanover, N.J.: Novartis; 2009. http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2009/050715s028,050716s029lbl.pdf. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Methotrexate (Rheumatrex, Trexall). American College of Rheumatology. http://www.rheumatology.org/practice/clinical/patients/medications/methotrexate.asp. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.
- Para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA). Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database. http://naturaldatabase.therapeuticresearch.com/nd/PrintVersion.aspx?cs=MAYO&s=ND. Accessed Aug. 7, 2012.


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Black Ops 2 Nuketown Zombies map releasing next week for PC, PS3
Black Ops 2 season pass holders on PC and PS3 can pick up the Nuketown Zombies map next week, Activision has announced. Released for Xbox 360 back in December, so if you want it, pick up the season pass which you can get details on through here.
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Black Ops 2: Nuketown zombies launching today, probation glitches addressed
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 will receive Nuketown Zombieson Xbox 360 from today. Gamers who purchased the Hardened or Care Package editions of the game will be able to go zombie killing across Treyarch's map if they hold a season pass, as per Activision's deal with Microsoft. Treyarch has also responded to rogue probation bans being slapped on innocent players.


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We are literally watching the Bible unfold before our eyes with the ongoing ingathering of the Jews of Ethiopia. But unlike immigrants from the West, our Ethiopian brothers and sisters often have a difficult time adjusting to life in Israel and fully integrating. Help us make them feel welcome and loved.
Because of the cultural and ethnic differences that the Ethiopians bring with them when they immigrate, it is more challenging for many of them to adjust to the mix of Western and Middle Eastern life in Israel. It is also difficult for many of them to find work and provide for their families.
Consider giving a gift of love this year and help the Ethiopian immigrants feel at home in the Land of Israel.
Israel Today is purchasing nourishing food supplies so Ethiopians can make healthy meals.
For only $15 you can be a blessing to an Ethiopian family today!
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Yityish Titi Aynaw, a 21-year old clothing saleswoman and former Israeli Army officer, was chosen Miss Israel 2013 on Wednesday night – and became the first Ethiopian-born Israeli to win the title.
Aynaw moved to Israel with her family when she was 12, and currently resides in Netanya, Israel. Acclimating to Israel was difficult at first, but she quickly picked up the language with the help of a friend.
Entered into the contest by a friend, Aynaw had no previous modeling experience, although she had aspired to go into modeling "to change the attitudes to dark-skinned models". She hopes to become the first Ethiopian Israeli TV host, the "Tyra Banks of Israel".
To the panel of pageant judges, she expressed her admiration for the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.:
"He fought for justice and equality, and that's one of the reasons I'm here: I want to show that my community has many pretty qualities that aren't always represented in the media."
Minutes before winning the title, she is quoted:
"It's important that a member of the Ethiopian community wins the competition for the first time. There are many different communities of many different colors in Israel, and it's important to show that to the world."
It's heartwarming to hear about Ethiopian Israelis who find success in Israel. But there are many who continue to struggle to integrate into Israeli society, and find jobs to provide for their family. You can send your encouragement, a gift of food that communicates: "You can make it, we're here for you". Contribute here.


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5/24/2011: USCIRF condemns Iranian government attack on Baha'i education initiative |
"The Iranian government will stop at nothing in its shameless persecution of the Baha'is in Iran," said Leonard Leo, USCIRF chair. "It's not enough that authorities already have a policy in place preventing Baha'is from attending Iranian universities–the government is now systematically trying to dismantle the Baha'i community's internal initiative to ensure that its youth have the opportunity to get an education beyond high school," said Mr. Leo. Tags: |


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Believe it? Then put your name on it
There is currently a letter to the editor sitting on an empty desk in our office. Because the writer didn't include a phone number, an address or a first name, that letter won't run in our paper.
While the Internet has taken anonymous letters and gossip to a whole new level, there are plenty of folks in the world who still prefer to send their anonymous letters the old-fashioned way — via the U.S. post office.
City Planner Al Cottingham got such a letter this week regarding the possible banquet hall proposed by B&B Market owners Kim and John Lind.
The letter writer asked some valid questions and raised a number of concerns. It wasn't a nasty letter, although the writer did express some worry that the proposed hall might not be properly cared for.
Why not sign your name?
"The frustration is, you can't respond to them when they don't tell you who they are," Cottingham said. "When people come to a meeting to speak, they give their names."
When available, they also get answers — for their efforts — right there on the spot.
In spite of its anonymity, Cottingham said he will include a copy of the letter in the public record and include it in the council packet.
That would not happen here at the Pine Journal. If you don't include a name — a full name, not a first initial and a last name or any other arrangement that might leave your identity in doubt — as well as a contact phone number so we can call you, we won't run your letter or commentary.
There is currently a letter sitting on an empty desk in our office, because the writer didn't include a phone number, an address or a first name. So there it sits. The writer is likely fuming that we are infringing on his/her right to freedom of expression, and we have a letter we can't use.
It's certainly a letter that would spark debate, which we encourage. At the same time, however, we can't run something when we can't confirm the writer. A last name (this was a common name) and initial isn't enough.
No matter what the forum, people who want to voice controversial opinions should stand behind them, not create cute Internet nicknames that hide their identity or simply send anonymously and expect some kind of action.
I guess that's why we sign our editorials.
~ Jana Peterson
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Who do you think has been the best director so far? I think George is doing pretty well in this lineup. http://www.entertainmentwise.com/photos/86444/1/PHOTOS-As-Ryan-Gosling-Director-Maker-Heres-The-Best-Actors-turned-Film-Makers Ryan Gosling,
I finally found a directors chair for under $60 with free shipping to Ontario!
Ok, so it's not TECHNICALLY a director's chair, but I DON'T GIVE A POOP! I've searched high and low and on every auction, buy/sell site out there in hopes of scoring one of those lovely tall chairs and everything I found either wasn't available in
64th annual Directors Guild Awards (DGA) Awards January 28, 2012
Hours after the Academy Award nominations were announced, presenters for the 64th annual Directors Guild Awards were revealed. Michelle Williams, George Clooney, Ben Kingsley, Octavia Spencer, Berenice Bejo, Jean Dujardin, Jessica Chastain and Owen Wilso
Tall directors chair in New Zealand??!!
Do any of the New Zealand face painters know where we can source a reasonably priced tall directors chair here in NZ? or some sort of tall folding stool? The ones i have found are all upward of $270 NZ which is just more than i can pay right now, but
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Institute 8: IRA/CAEP: A Partnership for Reading Professional Quality and Performance
SPA Coordinator Diane Kern at the spa
Are you the lucky reading faculty member assigned to write your IRA SPA (Special Professional Association) report? Well, this institute will make you feel like you've actually spent the day at a SPA! We will help you relax and feel more confident and refreshed as you prepare to write a report that earns full National Recognition. After a warm welcome from the SPA coordinator and NCATE/CAEP leaders, we will transport you to the IRA World Café, where university and college reading program colleagues and experienced report writers and reviewers will envelop you like a warm, white, fleece bathrobe. You will bask in the multiple opportunities for professional networking with reading teacher educators and IRA program reviewers from across the country. We even offer small group and individual consultation "SPA treatments" for those of you desiring that extra special treatment!
For questions contact Dr. Diane Kern, IRA/NCATE SPA Coordinator, at email@example.com.
Registration Information: This preconference institute will be held at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Friday, April 19 before the 58th International Reading Association Annual Convention begins on Saturday, April 20. Register online for this or another institute and/or to register for the annual convention. Call 888-294-9167 or 415-979-2278 to find out how to register by phone, fax, or mail. To learn more about convention events in San Antonio, visit the annual convention website and the online itinerary planner (iPlanner), or read more Reading Today annual convention articles.
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Melloy Dodge Introduces the All New 2013 Dodge Dart
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Melloy Dodge, Albuquerque, New Mexico's trusted and respected Dodge Ram vehicle dealership, auto finance team, and certified service department, announced the release of the exclusive Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) powered 2013 RAM 2500 HD truck. This model will be available exclusively to businesses as a fleet truck. In the future, Dodge may plan to release the CNG model to the general consumer, especially with the rise in popularity of hybrids and other alternative fuel vehicles due to environmental awareness and the rise of gas prices.
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) has recently become increasingly popular with automotive companies as an alternative fuel source to gasoline, boasting high mileage on a relatively cheap form of fuel. CNG is a fossil fuel alternative to gasoline, diesel, propane. The cost of CNG per gallon is 30% cheaper than other gas.
Dodge will be offering very limited options for the 2013 CNG RAM 2500 HD Truck. It boasts a 360-mile range on an 18-gallon tank 'set' for CNG and an 8-gallon gasoline tank with one fill valve for each. Both fill valves are in the same single fill up area.
The interior of the 2013 CNG RAM 2500 HD truck offers two fuel gauges, one for gas and the other for CNG. The engine is the standard 5.7 liter hemi with only a few alterations that are necessary for the CNG usage. These changes relate to certain reinforced areas for handling the CNG and an extra set of injectors.
The truck is only to be offered in a very limited state with few to no options for customization. However, there may be opportunities for further customization in the future. The RAM 2500 is available as a 4x4 and with a long bed crew cab as well as SL and SLT trim options.
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About Melloy Dodge
The Melloy family has been in the New Mexico automotive business since 1955. Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico and serving the areas of Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, and Los Lunas, the dealership offers a searchable online inventory of new Dodge cars and truck as well as an extensive array of used cars, trucks, and SUVs by all the top vehicle manufacturers. The dealership features a full-service, certified repair department and parts store as well as a comprehensive financing department. For more information, please visit www.melloydodge.com.
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The chairman of the Lumbee Tribe's Board of Elections said Wednesday that none of the candidates had asked for recounts from the tribal election.
Election Board Chairwoman Carvicous Barfield said, "I can't say there would not be one. Nobody has requested it."
The election Tuesday, which included a vote for tribal chairman, had no indication of problems with the vote counts.
"As far as the election process, it was a smoothly run election," Barfield said. "You're not going to have everybody happy with the voting site where they went to vote. We didn't have a large amount of complaints."
As of Wednesday, candidates have five business days to file for a recount. The deadline is 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Candidates could ask for a recount regarding any process they felt was not carried out properly at an election poll, Barfield said.
"The totals aren't really that close together where someone would possibly ask that could make a difference," Barfield said. "They all won by a wide margin."
In unofficial voting results, incumbent Tribal Chairman Paul Brooks defeated his closest challenger, Jimmy Goins, by more than 500 votes.
Brooks finished with 2,559 votes, followed by Goins with 2,042 and Lynn Bruce Jacobs with 298.
Brooks could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
The final votes for chairman and the six contested council member races will not be made official until the election is certified as expected Tuesday, according to Barfield.
In the other races, unofficial results indicate that Evan Davenport won the council seat in District 1; Jonathan Locklear for District 4; Bobby Dean Oxendine for District 5; Robert Chavis for District 7; and Homer Fields for District 14.
Terry Collins ran unopposed to represent District 10.
The tribal election did not have early voting. Except for absentee ballot, the roughly 32,000 registered members of the Lumbee tribe had from 6 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to vote.
Turnout was low, Barfield said, with only about 15 percent of registered members voting.
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bennymatthew wrote:I know you all think I "owe" it to you in some way or another, or that I should have to prove myself to you. You are, however, sorely mistaken. The only person(s) I would have to prove anything to would be the owner(s) of this website, should they be interested in my services. Sorry to disappoint you, but I'm not going to get in an online pissing match
so far the only people who have posted in this thread are the devs and admins and you, so by "owners" who do you mean as they are both here, as are their staff. also, im just razzing you on the 1996 thing. honestly i agree with the toolbar thing. i actually made one using conduit but not many ppl used it so i stopped updating, i might go e-do it though if time permits.


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Have a look at this graph showing Econsultancy's referrals from natural search from Google over the last months.
You can see that at the beginning we were getting around 5,000 referrals a day. This nosedived towards the end of December 2008 before picking up again 10 weeks later in late Feb 2009. Last week you can see the referrals falling off a cliff again...
The first drop is due to our site migration and the seo impact which is extensively documented. This, whilst frustrating, was at least understandable given the size of the changes we made.
The latest nosedive is more of a puzzle to us as we're not sure what we've done to cause it. So a prize to whoever can help us figure it out!
(it doesn't appear to be a penalty as we're still ranking for a search on our own name etc - just a massive 'downgrading' of our domain.)
The only 2 things we can think of the moment are:
1. Adding 'no follow' to our blog comments and forum posts
In accordance with what we felt was Google's view on best practice, we recently changed it so that ALL blog comments and forum posts on our site (including the archives) now have the 'no follow' attribute for links. This is to help avoid spam for SEO reasons and as this is not Econsultancy "editorial content" then perhaps we shouldn't be passing pagerank. But many of these links are also internal to our site. Could the big change in PageRank/linkage data somehow have freaked Google out?
2. Geotargeted page content is being seen as duplicate content?
We've also recently started to personalise the content of pages further according the user's geography. So, on the same URL, you might see something that is similar, but different, to a user somewhere else in the world. For US users we use USA spelling and pricing in dollars for example. Could Google see this somehow as duplicate content?
Feel free to post any thoughts as replies to this. As ever, we're keen for others to learn from our mistakes!
Luke Regan Small Business Multi-user
Head of SEO & Social Media at Make It Rain Ltd
06 April 2009 15:34pm
Your 2nd theory might be the answer.
What does the Googlebot see? If it's different to users then they might have, however harshly, penalised you for suspected cloaking. Would be very harsh but it only thinks in binary after all. I would have thought you'd be able to appeal this and get resolution very quickly as there's nothing black hat going on.
Hi Luke
The Googlebot sees exactly the same as the users sees - but different users see different things. This is pretty common e.g. in showing things in different languages based on geography.
However, I don't know 'where' the Googlebot 'is'? In the US, in the UK, both? Presumably both. Just possibly it's getting confused by seeing two versions of the page which are very similar and freaking out as a result?
But we're certainly not cloaking or showing anything to Google that's any different from what users see. In fact, we're making the user experience much more relevant and better which Google encourages...?
When you say 'appeal'? Who to and how? Over 3 years ago I suggested that Google should provide an appeals mechanism but I don't think it exists? There is the 'reconsideration request' in Webmaster Tools but there is no guarantee of a reply and no timescale for when anything will be done so it is completely opaque.
Luke Regan Small Business Multi-user
Head of SEO & Social Media at Make It Rain Ltd
06 April 2009 17:03pm
Without having access to your data or indeed working at Google I can't be sure that this is the problem but it might be. Would seem very harsh and as you say it's providing increased relevancy, Google's mantra.
You could try twitter.com/mattcutts . I've seen him reply to webmaster questions on Twitter before so he might help you out. If you don't get a reply you could try rolling back the changes and see if that helps when you get recrawled, differential diagnosis House style.
@ Katie - that's interesting. I don't *think* that is what's happening for us as we have noticed our actual rankings (and hence referrals) drop quite suddenly irrespective of what is being searched for. But I can see that predictive search could encourage people to search on the same head end terms (and so 'long tail' players could suffer).
@ Luke. Yes, we've tried the Matt Cutts on Twitter route. Bet everyone does!
I'm loathe to start to change things which we fundamentally don't think are wrong in the first place and that goes against what Google would say I'm sure - rather than try to play the SEO game you should focus on your users and the customer experience. Doesn't quite cut it, of course, when your search dries up!
Also, all the suggestions so far are, at best, informed guesswork. I'd rather make changes based on fact!
Denis Kondopoulos
Technical Project Manager (MBA, MBCS, CITP, CEng) at Naxtech.com
06 April 2009 18:10pm
Hi Ashley,
It's not easy to say by looking just at the surface of the issue. If we had your web server logs and spent some time analysing your site and google analytics then I would be able to make a more informed recommendation.
You could potentially look into duplication of content: look at use of identical titles across the site as well as what is served to US and UK visitors, if you server the final page/code directly.
Remember that different pages of the site might have been read/scanned by different google servers, in different datacenters. Depending on which one you "ask" you might get a different answer. So, it may not even be your fault (not yet anyway!).
Without knowing more about the site to make an informed suggestion, I'd say to give it a bit more time and see if things get back to normal again.
I know this is not a solution per say and it's hard to recommend someting without spending some time analysing things but I hope the above help.
www.naxtech.com -
morning, Ashley, how are you?
Is this across all terms, or some specific 'big' terms for which you've slipped in rankings?
Does it affect traffic from all countries? eg, you can set up an 'advanced segment' for the USA & another for the UK, then in your Google traffic report you can see how those segments shift, rather than just looking at the top line.
Another odd thought - do you have partnerships with any universities (I know, for example, the IDM does). I'd guess most students are now on easter break, which could affect that?
I hope that helps - looking forward to further info.
@Dan - it's across pretty much all terms, though ironically we're still top of Google for a search on SEO best practice - gotta love that!
Terms where we've gone from no.1 to pretty much nowhere are longer tail ones like 'digital marketing jobs', 'online pr and social media', 'email marketing training'.
All countries are affected similarly.
I don't think the Uni think is relevant - it's not the search volume/demand that's the problem it's just that we've dropped suddenly in the rankings and therefore getting way fewer referrrals.