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Gasoline prices up but Beaumont average is lowest in Texas
BEAUMONT - The average price for one gallon of regular unleaded gasoline in Beaumont is the lowest among larger Texas cities,according to the AAA Texas survey released Thursday.
The Beaumont average is $3.02, up 3 cents from last week. The state average is $3.07, up 4 cents. The national average is $3.26, up 3 cents
Houston, Texas – From AAA Texas - Many travelers are still out for the holidays and may be through New Year's Day, Jan. 1, 2013. This week the statewide average for a gallon of regular unleaded in Texas increased four cents and is $3.07, according to the AAA Texas Weekend Gas Watch. Motorists in Texarkana are paying the most on average at $3.12, and drivers in Beaumont are paying the least at $3.02.
The average price for fuel in the Lone Star State is 19 cents less than the national average of $3.26. Whether gas prices continue to rise or again turn lower will be impacted by action, or inaction, in Washington surrounding the "fiscal cliff." If a deal is reached before the end-of-year deadline it will likely be seen as positive for the U.S. economy, which could send crude prices and gas prices higher. If a deal is not reached, markets are likely to slump and gas prices could go even lower.
In addition to watching winter gas prices, AAA Texas reminds winter travelers to stay safe on the road. Motorists will encounter a variety of winter road conditions as they make their way home.
AAA Texas recommends motorists follow the simple guidelines below:
Plan ahead.
Clear your windows, head lights, tail lights, mirrors, roof, trunk, and hood before driving.
Take it slow.
Focus only on driving.
Get your car serviced for winter conditions.
Keep a winter emergency kit in your car.
"As travelers return home from the holidays and prepare for the New Year, please remember to plan ahead and focus only on driving as you may encounter wintry weather on the road," said AAA Texas/New Mexico Representative Sarah Schimmer. "Our wish is for everyone to arrive home safely after their holiday journeys."
To help consumers identify quality auto repair shops that can assist in the maintenance and repair of their vehicles, AAA offers the Approved Auto Repair program as a free public service. AAA-approved repair facilities meet and maintain high professional standards for training, equipment, cleanliness and customer service. Motorists can look for the Approved Auto Repair sign at local auto repair facilities, or search for a nearby AAA-approved shop online at AAA.com/Repair.
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Leaky R80GS pushrod seals
My R80GS pushrod seals are weeping slightly and I'm wondering if anyone knows any tricks for getting them to seat without removing the heads.
Can I expect the slight weep to quickly turn into an ecological disaster or should I just forget about it?
The seals won't turn into an ecological disaster anytime soon.
When the bike warms up, the cylinders/heads move and expand slighty, which, when the seals are new and soft is easily dealt with and there are no leaks. As they age and harden, they are no longer able to seal properly, as they're just too hard to flex enough to maintain the seal.
They will weep for many thousands of miles, very gradually getting worse. Weeping for 10,000, even 20,000 kilometres is no surprise.
They are easy to replace when it comes time. And if someone suggests banging on the collar just above the seals on the pushrod tube, it won't work on yours. It worked on approx. pre 1980 models only - and then temporarily.
Don't worry about it until you have an opportunity to deal with it easily.
Note - if you have the topend off for any reason it's worth replacing these, as well as the o-rings on the studs. They aren't expensive.
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The only advise I can offer on this problem concerns removing the heads and reseating the pushrods. When doing this I understand it is important to drive the pushrod guides out of the heads about 1/8th of an inch (2-3 mm). When you reinstall the heads this will force the seals to seat firmly.
I haven't kept up well with this discussion group, and I see your post is two months old. Everything Grant told you is true, however I've been told that tapping in the seals themselves a little bit (as opposed to tapping in the collar, which in the newer models is brazed to the pushrod tube)well stop the weeping for a while. Letting them weep won't hurt anything, but is a little messy. I recently installed new ones, and it is about a half a days job, if you take the time to decoke your heads and pistons, etc.
You can shorten the job by only removing the cylinder far enough to replace the seals. This way you don't have to mess with the piston rings and stuff.
Thanks for the advice guys.
Although I'm not particularly experienced with engine work, I think I'll replace the seals myself before I set off. No real point starting with a leak! And, at least then I'll know what it looks like inside.
Good ideas about leaving the pistons in the barrel.
Hi Sean
Did you ever get round to changing them? have the same issue.
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I'm a newcomer with some limited psychic ability (realized in my thirties) who has discovered this forum after an attempt to retrieve a lost item has failed through physical search.
This item isn't something of money value, but was important to me and connected with almost every good event, energy, and experience of the last three years. A favorite article of clothing -- a "lucky" hat -- which was swept away from me in the terrible storm we had October 29th. It simply is a blue baseball hat with PUMA written in white block letters above the peak, with a leaping puma to the left of the logo.
I was in front of a supermarket in Plainview, NY when a sudden gust put in on the ground. It did the usual wind tease and let me get near it, before taking off again. Then to my shock it got sucked down a fifty foot alley between stores. I think could have chased it, but I ran back to my 70 year-old mother who was unsteady in the winds (which hadn't been nearly as strong that day until then). I put her in the market, but when I got to the parking lot behind the center, it was gone. It should have been caught by a tall chain link fence all along the back perimeter but it had absolutely vanished. I searched for many days along the lot, but nothing. I was out of electric for 13 days so couldn't seek out these sources of help. Researching, I realized the numerology and pendulum methods were useless as the item was pulled away to an unknown place, so that my subconscious would be useless.
Thank you for anyone who was patient enough to read this. At this point I suppose it would be most helpful if someone could tell me if this possession still exists, or is retrievable in good condition. I only hold out hope because it hasn't rained much in two weeks. Thank you in advance for any suggestions anyone might be able to offer.
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After President Obama appointed her to her current post, Johns has been active mentoring junior members of the Administration at the SBA and other federal agencies or the White House, even making home cooked lunches, weekend barbeques and informal check-ins with her ever-growing flock of mentees. Johns' outreach includes works with Start-Young with the Department of Commerce; the Young Entrepreneurship Series with the White House Business Council; and the Summit on Entrepreneurship for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) with the White House and the Department of Education.
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I enjoy eating at Bob Evans. I was able to eat breakfast on my birthday at the crack of dawn. The waitress was very freindly and the food was great.
I enjoy eating at Bob Evans. I was able to eat breakfast on my birthday at the crack of dawn. The waitress was very freindly and the food was great.
We do not have Bob Evans in my areas.. but a few months ago i went to one in PA, it was wonderful!! I wasn't as excited this time at this location.. it was just ok! Nothing that made me want to come back the way I felt after eating in PA
Stopped in for late breakfast. Considering the place wasn't too busy we were very surprised by the slow service.
Stopped here for a farewell breakfast with family, before heading North. Food was good, service excellent, price, right.
We ate here with friends just before we headed for our Indiana home. We had no trouble with our waitress who was very courteous and kept coming back to make sure all was OK. The breakfast was good. My french toast was excellent and my wife was happy with her eggs and potato's. I've been in Bob Evans before that... More
I had the sunshine skillet to go, it was put in a small teeny tiny container. I always had it in big container but not this time, I called the restaurant to talk to the manager the manager told me they never servied in big container, This is a lie. The bottom line I got rappid off.
You can never go wrong eating at a Bob Evans Restaurant. This trip we only ate breakfasts there and they were great. Service is excellent and prices are reasonable. Portions are big and you never go away hungry.
The Bob Evans was convenient to the hotel we stayed in. The food was good and as always a great value. The part was the service. The waitress was so bubly and friendly she made us feel at home.
Our family stopped here on our trip down south after staying overnight in the area. None of the 7 of us had eaten at a Bob Evans Restaurant before. The food is what you'd expect from a chain breakfast restaurant, pancakes, waffles, sausage, eggs, etc. The food came out quickly and tasted great. Many times you come to expect just... More
We arrived for a late dinner @ approx 9:30 pm and were warmly greeted by the staff. The menu was quite extensive and the 3 course dinner for $9.99 cant be beat. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. Their banana nut bread was yummy and I recommend their broccoli cheddar and potato cheddar soups. Plan to... More
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Five Berthoud wrestlers qualify for state tournament
By Denise Schump The Berthoud Wrestling team took third place in the 4A region 1, 17 team, regional tournament held on Friday and Saturday at Greeley Central High School. Windsor chalked up the most team points (222.5), with Greeley West (185) coming in second, and Berthoud close behind with 172. After all the dust settled, five Spartan grapplers are heading off to battle it out at the Pepsi Center in the Annual State Wrestling tournament. Robbie Workman (130) and Alex Sadlo ... Full Story
Not this time: Sterling bests the Berthoud boys 65-39
Box Score Berthoud 15 - 5 - 11 - 8 39 Sterling 18 - 18 - 15 - 15 66 Shane Hart led the team scoring with 16 points Mark Mathiesen led in rebounds (6), steals (2) and blocks (2). Greg Hutchins led in assists with 3. Carlson 0 0-0 0. Neinber 0 0-0 0. Santos 0 0-0 0, Mathiesen 3 0-0 9, Ruebesam 1 0-0 2, Hutchins 0 0-0 0, Hart 5 4-4 16, Maly 4 4-4 12.
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The game got off to a slow start as both teams had possession and failed to make a hoop. Wikre got to an open, missed the layup but followed shortly with a 3-pointer to put the Spartans up 3-0, Skyline came right back with two points. Ekart put Spartans at five with a steal and solo basket. The Falcons came back to take a 5-6 half way through the quarter. Berthoud had several opportunities but was unable to hit the basket. It looked as though the lowly ... Full Story
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Berthoud Boys eke out win over tough Silver Creek
Box Score 1 2 3 4 Final Berthoud 18 18 15 18 70 Silver Creek 7 15 21 23 66 The Berthoud Boys Basketball team faced a young and big Silver Creek squad. The Raptors have ... Full Story
Girls lose first playoff game in overtime
Box Score 1 2 2 4 OT Final Berthoud 8 12 4 9 2 35 Mt View 8 8 9 8 8 41 Both ... Full Story
Miss Colorado High School 2010 crowned
From a Press Release Loveland, Colo. – The 2010 Miss Colorado High School Pageant took place February 6 at the Roberta Price Civic Auditorium in Loveland, Colorado. With the La Quinta Inn & Suites in Loveland being the Official Host Hotel. Twenty-one delegates from all over the state of Colorado competed for the coveted crown. Annika Sandberg from Gypsum captured the judge's votes and was Crowned Miss Colorado High School 2010! Along with wining the prestigious title, Annika won ... Full Story
Town of Berthoud Public Hearing-Wilson Ranch
LEGAL NOTICE The Board of Trustees of the Town of Berthoud has scheduled a public hearing for an amendment to the Wilson Ranch Development Agreement. The public hearing will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2010 beginning at 7:00 p.m. at the Town Hall Board Room, 328 Massachusetts Ave., Berthoud, Co. 80513. TOWN OF BERTHOUD Mary K. Cowdin, Town Clerk Publised in the Recorder Online February 8, 2010
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Press Release Berthoud, CO (Action-Works) February 7, 2010. Berthoud High School, Thompson School District's STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) showcase school, played host to the 2010 Colorado VEX Championship. This robotics championship is an annual event brining the best in robotics competitors from middle schools and high schools around the state. At this event, Berthoud High School's two teams rose to the challenge and captured three of the possible six awards with ... Full Story
Thompson School Board: cell phones and swimming pools
The Thompson Board of Education began the meeting listening to a presentation by the members of the Coyote Ridge Elementary School Lego robotics team. These elementary students lost one of there fellow students in 2008 when a driver talking on her cell phone struck and killed Erica Forney as she was riding her bicycle home from school. Since that time the practice of talking and texting on cell phones has become known as "Distracted Driving" and these kids want to do something about ... Full Story


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|Thu, 08-09-2012 - 3:24pm
I'm Sarah. Unemployed, college degree (BA Liberal Arts), and I have not had many jobs because I was in school so long working on my degree.
I'd like to find something besides retail. I've done that and worked in a restaurant for minimum wage...My lack of jobs is probably holding me back plus I don't have a graduate degree yet. I would like to get my master's in psychology.
Is there somewhere I can take the Myers-Briggs (or something like this) for free? Would the library have this? I took it back in college as I remember.
I need to make more than $8/hr. I am married and we have a dog. I have been looking on craigslist, but when an ad wants a cover letter along with your resume, who do I address it to?
I would like to try my hand at reception/front office in some kind of medical office because I enjoy helping people, and I understand medical things and like being in that environment. Lots of nurses in my family so I am used to being around hospitals and what not.
I don't mind doing internships; just anything to get in the door. Psychology was one of my minors, along with Journalism and English. I don't know how to do excel. I am more than willing to learn any needed skills; I could use an update in that respect.
|Thu, 08-09-2012 - 6:16pm
Hello Sarah (seattlegrl21).
Don't get down. Finding a job is difficult in these times. If you have a job, even if it is just minimum wage, use that to help you get the one you want. Most of the time I have found that it is easier to get a job when I have a job. It is also been found that with the economy, many people are having to take minimum wage jobs as those are the only ones available.
I was unemployed for over 2 years. I had a 25 year career in healthcare and management. I have a degree as a Medical Laboratory Technologist and a BS in healthcare management. So personally I don't think not having a graduate degree is stopping you from anything. I currently drive a school bus and the pay is LOTS less than what I used to make and less than what I need to make to pay my bills - yet I have found that I love the job and would not trade it to go back to making more money and all the stress that came with my prior career (long hours, weekends, holidays, odd shifts, traffic, long commutes).
There are many other places to look for jobs besides craigslist. I hope you are using other ways to job search. Cover letters can always be addressed "To Whom It May Concern" or to the hiring manager or human resources - you don't have to have a specific name.
Here are 2 websites I found for you to take a free Myers-Briggs similar test. Personally - I like the one at human metrics - I did that one about a year ago.
If you want to learn how to use excel, check out the following free tutorial on about.com (I also found a Microsoft Excel Free Tutorial if you want another one).
If you need anything else - feel free to send me a PM or just ask.
I wish you all the best in whatever you decide to do.
|Thu, 08-09-2012 - 6:17pm
Hi, I replied to your other post in family finances before I saw this one.
I know it doesn't sound too glamorous, but have you tried bar tending? With tips, you could easily make more than $8 an hour, and while it doesn't seem obvious, the good bar tenders are also good shrinks! Being able to relate to people and being a good listener will ensure lots of repeat customers and good tips.
It will also give you a lot of free time during the day to look for other work.
Craigslist is a good place to look. Better yet, hop in your car and check out your neighborhood bars, find the kind you think you could handle, and pop your head in and ask. You cannot be bashful, but the hiring process is also faster than most office jobs.
As far as Myers-Briggs, google "Emily Griffin Technical College". They are in downtown Denver and have some kind of career guidance, apprenticeship programs, and other stuff. Not sure about Myers-Briggs, but probably worth a try.
|Fri, 08-10-2012 - 11:42pm
If you're not already on LinkedIn, it's a good place to find jobs. Join groups related to the fields you're interested in or qualified for. They often post jobs, and you can search jobs there too. You can also search Twitter. I've found jobs using both of those. Indeed and Simply Hired are good sources too and you can set up email alerts with them.
Good luck and let us know what you find!
|Tue, 08-14-2012 - 1:37pm
|Mon, 08-20-2012 - 1:23pm
I just thought of this, and it might turn into possible confusion:
I just got married three months ago and took my husband's last name. My jobs know me by my maiden name; what if a past manager doesn't know my new last name and says "I don't know a person by that name"...Do I include my maiden name on my resume??
I'd hate for it to look like I forged jobs on my resume..What's the etiquette or explanation for this situation?
|Wed, 08-29-2012 - 1:00pm
If the job you're applying for requires you to fill out an application there is sometimes a question that says: previous names used? Here you would list your maiden name. You don't actually have to state that is your maiden name however.
If you're just submitting a resume and cover letter I think the only place to address this is in your cover letter. A brief statement saying something like "please note that my employment records may be under my former name *insert maiden name here*" Most likely they'll assume the name change is due to marriage, but it could also be due to divorce so hopefully they don't have the gall to ask lol.
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-Female Opaline Red Rump: $60........Or trade for a Parrotlet or Female Rosey Bourke
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Traits: Bourke's parakeets are friendly and smart. They can make wonderful pets Unlike other Australian parrots, such as the cockatiel or budgie, the Bourke's parakeet is not as active. Bourke's parakeets are more mellow at dawn and dusk ...
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3 Pairs of Bourkes Parakeets, These are this springs babies held back for breeding. Must all go together, won't split up. All the normals are split to Rosey. Will trade for a male Blue Crown Conure or a female Sun Conure.
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Hello I have the following birds for Sale. I can also trade them for other birds.
-Normal Grey Cockatiels: $50.......Or trade for Parrotlets
-Female Opaline Red Rump: $60........Or trade for a Female Parrotlet or Female Rosey Bourke
Let me know if youre interested, thank you.
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I have a few Pairs and Spares for sale.
Sun Conure Pair Proven 400.00
Dusky Conure Pair Bonded 250.00
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Male Meyers 300.00
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5 month old,sex unknown different parents,$200 each,Will ship at buyers expense.Please call or provide your number.Thanks 510-862-6539
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The Foothill Bird Fanciers is having it's ANNUAL AUCTION on Saturday, October 11th, 2014 at the Mt Vernon Grange, 3185 Bell Road, Auburn, 95603. Bidding starts at 5:00pm. Come and donate some really neat items and bring family and friends to bid on really neat donated items. ...
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This years birds. Surgically sexed Rosy bourke males. A few split to pink. Some with blue rumps $70, 2 lutino bourkes (2014) $180, normal elegants $90
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West Chester,
Assisted Living, Independent Living
The Barrington of West Chester provides independent and assisted living apartments. Located between Four-Bridges Golf Course and the Voice of America Park, it's an ideal setting, close to shops, restaurants, and medical and service providers.Independent and Assisted Living – Barrington of West Chester The four-story Barrington of West Chester overlooks green vistas. Choose from eight different one-and-two bedroom floor plans. Whichever floor plan you choose, your new apartment will come equipped with washer and dryer, cable TV, weekly housekeeping, and our Elcombe Security Link System (this state-of-the-art phone system provides a link with our Resident Care Coordinators for your health and security). And most apartments have a balcony or patio. Once you venture out from your apartment, you can take advantage of our formal dining room (with master chef), beauty/barber shop, spa/massage room, fitness center, movie theater, craft area, sundry store, and Nineteenth Hole gathering lounge.What if you need an extra pair of hands? A little help fastening buttons or tying shoes? Someone to steady you as you step in the shower? A person to keep all those pills from getting confused? With Assisted Living at the Barrington, you have that extra pair of hands, and a smile to go with them. And it all happens within the comfort of your spacious apartment – and if you require more assistance, you won't have to move, you'll stay in your apartment and receive the increased care you need.So don't let the need for assistance take over your life. Our caregivers make those frustrations go away, so that you can get back to doing the things you enjoy.
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"I was completely unprepared and you gave me some direction. I
appreciate that after giving me advice, you gave me some space to
make a decision. This was one of the hardest decisions I
have ever had to make, but I felt that I had someone that was
objective that I could consult with. I also checked out
some facilities that were recommended by acquaintances and the best
of theirs was worse than any of the ones that you recommended."
Randall B., Found Assisted Living in Willoughby, OH
"This has been such a hard decision for me. I never thought I
would be putting my mom in a "home", I thought I would be able to
care for her myself. But I realize that there is no way I
could do this on my own. I truly appreciate the help in this
difficult time. It was wonderful to have been given guidance in
choosing a facility that will be able to work with their changing
mental status. Again, thank you for your help and support.
Knowing someone was there made a huge difference."
Linda B., Found Alzheimer's Memory Care in Dublin, OH
My brother has lived at the Barrington of West Chester 3+ yrs. I can't thank the staff enough for all the love and care he continually receives. I felt the quality of care, the community itself an... more...
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