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My suggestion is to get rid of the lottery and replace it with a work-for-citizenship plan that gives Repubs their cheap labor in certain industries, and also gives ambitious immigrants an alternative to illegal immigration.
Reagan did sign the Bill, but it was pushed by Dems.
Shrub did push for the amnesty in a cheap push for latino votes and as you said, cheap labor for business.
Your suggestion is not the answer though, IMO.
Our legal immigration rate is already too high and we take in the wrong type of labor. We need to tie our immigration to the industries that actually have labor shortages like engineering, and to also let high tech workers who study in universities in the US the chance for citizenship when they graduate. Total unskilled labor needs a time out until the unemployment rate drops to 6%.
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I guess if it was tracing paper you could flip the paper over through y=x and look through the back.
To find the inverse graph of a function, draw the function and then reflect it with the line of symmetry being y=x. To John, I tried your method and it seems that it returns the inverse of the negative function. eg. y=sin x would become y=-arcsin x.
How about just turning your paper 90 degrees when going from a trig function to the arc or inverse trig function?
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Sketching sine and cosine curves are relatively easy. You just need the vertical translation, the magnitude, the period, and the horizontal translation.


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Gareth Cousins
Gareth Cousins has over 25 years experience in working on music for
picture. Originally trained as an engineer/producer at EMI's
Abbey Road Studios, he has since become a busy composer and producer
of music for film, television, games and advertising, and for recording
His television work includes composing
the music for television series' and shows for BBC, ITV, Sky One,
Channel Five, UKTV and Discovery channels.
With Phil Collins, he co-wrote and produced the score to Arktos.
He scored for the award winning short films, End
Of The Road, The
Un-Gone, Magic
Hour and Studs, and co-composed the scores for Titanic
Town (BBC Films) and The Long Run.
His film music production credits
include the BAFTA and Brit award-winning Notting Hill,
Thirteen Days, From Hell, Dark
City, Desperate Measures, Lawn
Dogs, as co-composer on Titanic Town and
Arktos, and composer of The Un-Gone
and Magic Hour. His work with Sting on The
Mighty received a Golden Globe nomination, and work on
Batman Begins led to a Golden Reel nomination.
Most recently Gareth mixed the scores for Gravity, The World's End and Attack The Block.
Recent commercial work includes UEFA Europa League,
Comic Relief, Capcom, FIFA (2014 World Cup),
SAP, Rolls-Royce, Motorola
and Cadbury.
He has produced or engineered recordings and remixes for many artistes
including Sting, Elvis Costello, Phil Collins, Vanessa
Mae, Boyzone, Shania Twain, Ronan Keating, Roger Daltrey,
Chesney Hawkes, Syd Barrett (remasters), The Stranglers and Jeff
Wayne's The War Of The Worlds (reissue); representing tens
of millions of sales around the world. Most recently Gareth has recorded and mixed albums and projects for Royal Shakespeare Company, Sara Lowes and several film soundtracks.
He produced the first songs for the pop string quartet girl band
whose debut album, Born,
sold millions of copies and reached #1 in 21 charts worldwide.
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Update October 2013
It's been a very busy period again, so here is a round up:
Gareth has just completed producing and mixing the soundtrack CD for Royal Shakespeare Company's Richard II, featuring David Tennant. The CD will be available around from October 18.
Gravity has opened to a record box office in the States. The score was mixed by Gareth, and the soundtrack album has been number 1 in soundtrack charts in USA, Canada, Germany and Austria. This groundbeaking and astonishing film is released in UK on November 8th. See it in 3D!
The World's End opened in August to critical acclaim and commercial success, grossing $45m against a production budget of $20. The score was mixed by Gareth.
Composition work has not been neglected, with Gareth writing themes for Channel Five's Cricket on Five (Sunset And Vine), plus being commissioned this month to compose the theme for Channel 4's new daytime series, French Connection (Reef TV)
Update June 2013
Over the last few months Gareth has mixed the score to The World's End for composer Steve Price, due to be released in July 2013, produced and mixed the cast album for the RSC's As You Like It, and mixed Sara Lowes' latest EP, All For The Dream.
He has also been busy writting new music with Sara Lowes for the Group Green project. More about this later!
March 2013
It's been a busy past 12 months, so here's a quick roundup of what has been happening:
Gareth spent a large part of last year working closely with composer Steve Price mixing, recording and programming the score to Alfonso Cueron's latest film, Gravity. The film is due for release in October.
Recently Gareth has been also working on development projects with Karrot Animation and Griffilms, the latter for whom he has also provided music for the new Budz App.
Gareth has worked on a couple of projects for Fulwell 73 recently, the second being scoring the One Direction appeal films for BBC's Comic Relief in February. Click on pic below to watch the film.
March - April 2012
Music for the trailer for The Craftsman was
completed, and Gareth then moved on to score the film for Sheringham Studios. The film, written and directed by Lee Murphy,
is adapted from a book by Stuart
Neville. View the trailer.
have commisioned the music for the draw for the last 8 of the Europa
League following a recommendation from Skibbly
Media to T.E.A.M
Marketing AG.
Feb 2012
Work has just finished composing the score for a trailer for a
major new computer game. Not allowed to say what yet, but production
company is Maverick
Media. Work also finished on a promotional film for
via DNX Marketing.
Jan 2012
A bit of catching up to do:
Recent projects include a commission from BBC1 to compose the opening
music for The
Diamond Queen, the series celebrating HM the Queen's
60th year as monarch.
Gareth scored the short film, Over
The Hill?, a drama directed by Simon Bovey,
which was released on 29th Feb as part of a national campaign to
raise awareness about retirement.
Dec 2011
Work was completed on a further 25 episodes of Castle
Farm, which started broadcasting this month on Five.
episodes here
August 2011
Another old acquaintance was renewed this month when Gareth was
commissioned to core the BBC1 series Britain's
Killer Roads for Reef
July 2011
A very exciting commission came in from Skibbly
Media this month - to score FIFA's
2014 Brazil World Cup promo film. The score was
composed using authentic Samba rhythms.
June 2011
The wonderful people at Impossible TV have won another 25 episide
commission of Castle Farm from Five.
Each episode is indivudually scored to picture. The series is one
of Milkshake's most successful new shows.
May 2011
There is quite a bit of catching up to do. Over the past few months
Gareth has worked on the following projects, amongst others:
Scoring and sound design for the short film, Transcend,
by up and coming director Alex Andreou
Several remix projects, including another album with the extraordinary
crossover violinist Vasko
Vassilev, and the remarkably talented indy group Joan
And The Sailors.
January 2011
Gareth has just completed mixing the score of Joe Cornish's film
Attack The Block.
The brilliantly crafted score was written by Steve Price,
with collaboration from Bassment Jaxx, and mixed in 5.1 surround.
December 2010
Work has been completed on Gaspard And Lisa, a
mammoth project of 52 x 11 minutes, for Chorion
and Impossible TV. GCMP
provided the sound design for this beautifully animated flagship
HD children's series.
November 2010
Gareth was commisioned by the BBC to compose the
music for the documentary to mark the young royals' wedding announcement,
William And Kate: A Royal Engagement.
June 2010
End of the Road has just won two awards at the prestigious Los
Angeles Movie Awards 2010:
The film was competing in the Feature-length documentary category
and won the Award for 'Best Concept' as well as an 'Award of Excellence'.
For all the latest news, reviews and screenings of End of the Road
check out the film's official website here: www.endoftheroadmovie.co.uk
March 2010
Gareth has been commissioned to compose the score for the feature
documentary End
Of The Road. The film, made by award winning director
Richard Nicholls, charts the epic adventure of two life-long friends
as the attempt to travel 4000 miles (and across the Sahara) in a
car bought for £100.
Read more about the film on the Swift
Films website.
February 2010
Work commences this month on the mammoth series Gaspard and Lisa
for Impossible
TV / Chorion. GCMP is providing sound design for the
50 episode run of this animated series, each 11 minutes long, plus
a 22 minute "special".
January 2010
Composition work has now finished on Castle Farm
- 26 episodes in, all, all fully scored.
October 09
Work has been continuing on CASTLE FARM plus new
animation projects are in development:
Gareth has been working with Impossible
TV on FIVE BEAR STREET, writing a
theme song and underscore theme for the trailer.
The trailer for N.E.R.D.S
was revealed at MIPCOM, featuring theme music commssioned by Red
Kite for the project.
Sept 09
Another chance to work with writer/director Simon Bovey came this
month when Gareth was commissioned to compose the score for Tinder
Films' latest short, Studs.
July 09
Broadcast news - THE FUSE, the new ITV gameshow
, is showing weekdays at 5pm on ITV1. THE BEEPS is
showing weekdays at 6.35am on Five.
June 09
Work has begun composing theme tune and underscore for a new Impossible
TV animated series, due to be broadcast on Five. CASTLE
FARM is a preschool series about Farm Girl, Piggy and their
animal friends on a lovely rural farm. Read about it here.
In a busy month (so far), the music has just been completed for
ITV's new gameshow, THE FUSE.
All of the music, including titles, credits, incidental and tension
beds, plus the sound design, was written, performed, recorded and
mixed in house at Gareth Cousins Music Productions studio.
April - May 09
Following his work on the Rolls-Royce 200EX film,
Gareth was commissioned for 2 new compositions to replace the music
on two existing Rolls Royce films; The Phantom Coupe and the Drophead
March 09
Over the past few months Gareth has been working on a film to mark
the launch this month of the new Rolls-Royce 200EX - see
it here, and a film about the Royal Family for BBC1.
Broadcast News
Buy It Sell It Bank
It, the 25 x 45min property entertainment series, is showing
weekdays on BBC1 at 11am. Gareth was commissioned
to write the title and underscore music earlier this year by Reef
November 08
Time to catch up again!
For the second time this year, Gareth has been commisioned by Hamma
& Glamma to compose the music for a food entertainment series.
This time it's the 5 x 30 min primetime series, Chefs And
The City, for UKTV.
The Un-Gone
has now won 7 awards at various festivals around the world. Most
notably it took away the top prizes for best short film and best
subject at the CyBorg Film Festival in Anghiari, Italy.
Work has just been completed composing the music for Gareth's second
library project, entitled Trailers, for Reliable
Source Music.
The Beeps
has now been finished and delivered - all 65 epiodes - that's around
650 minutes of music scored to animation in just over a year.
Music for the Cadbury Twisted TV advertising campaign
was written and produced - see it here
on youtube.
The War and Peace library album has now been released
by Reliable Source Music, featuring orchestral music composed by
Gareth Cousins. It may be auditioned here.
Little Didi
Candy) is now available on iTunes as a download for iPods and
mobile phones.
June 2008
Gareth has been commissioned to compose the music for Behind
Closed Doors, a 7 x 60 min architecture series, produced
by Reef TV
for broadcast on Five.
May 2008
Rather a lot of catching up to do, as things have been very busy!
The Beeps
are back for a new series of 13 episodes (on top of the original
52, which were finished in a mad flurry just before Christmas).
Gareth has also been working closely with the show's producers,
Impossible TV developing
the music for several new shows. Read about some of them here.
The music has just finished being composed for two TV series:
Buy It Sell It Bank It (Reef
TV) is a 25 x 45 min property series for BBC daytime.
The New British Kitchen (Hamma
& Glamma) is a cookery series for UKTV.
For the first time, Gareth's music is now available from a production
music library. 8 new original orchestral pieces have been composed
for a soon to be released library album entitled War And
Peace for Reliable
Source Music (RSM).
Little Didi (Ice
Candy) is a children's animated series that is only available
on the Internet. It can be seen here.
Gareth wrote the theme tune.
In February, GCMP branched out into computer game music, with the
music for Pretty Good
Games' Project 7 being written.
September 2007
GCMP Studio has now been upgraded to the latest state of the art
Tools HD audio software and hardware, including a huge number
of software effects and processors. 5.1 surround mixing can now
be handled as standard, via a Control 24 mixing console and Genelec
August 2007
Gareth has been working on a new crossover violin album with acclaimed
violinist, Vasko Vassilev.
July 2007
You're Signed!
GCMP has written and produced an urban Hip Hop track for Chicago-based
ad firm Draft FCB, to be used
in Motorola's latest campaign.
June 2007
Gareth has been busy writing 80's style synthesiser pop music for
a project for Aspect TV.
May 2007
Skibbly TV have comissioned Gareth to write new original music
for a project provisionally titled Camper Van Crisis 2,
a follow on to the then previous "Crisis" series of programmes
which have had very successful runs recently on Discovery.
Gareth also scored 6x 11 minute episodes of The Beeps
this month.
April 2007
The Un-Gone has won a couple of awards over the
past few months. This month it was announced that The Un-Gone
won the Directors Choice Award at the
Hollywood DV & HD Film Festival. It was judged the best
film from 122 films that screened including shorts and features
of all genres. The film will also be screened at the 6th
London International Festival of Science Fiction and Fantastic Film,
2 - 6 May 2007, Apollo West End where it has been nominated for
the Best Short film and Audience awards.
March 2007
The Beeps launched this month on Five's Milkshake
strand. The series is showing at 7.20am on weekdays. Writing work
continues on this 52 part animated series.
February 2007
Free Spirit Film and TV have returned to commission Gareth to write
the music for another Tommy Walsh series. Tommy's Eco House
will be shown on Discovery.
January 2007
Gareth has been commissioned by At
It Productions to compose the music for the rebranding of the
NTL/Telewest Cable channel to Virgin
Media .
Dr Alice Roberts: Don't Die Young started broadcasting
on 16th Jan on BBC2 at 8pm. The first show attracted an audience
of 3 million. It runs for 6 weeks and repeats on Fridays at 7pm.
What I'd Really Like To Do is broadcasting this
month on BBC1 on weekdays at 9.15 am.
Camper Van Crisis and Beetle Crisis
are broadcasting on Discovery Real Time on Wednesdays
at 8pm and 8.30pm respectively and repeating at various times in
the week.
December 2006
Work continues on the 52 Part children's animated series, The
Beeps, plus development on a number of other series, also
for Impossible Television.
November 2006
The Un-Gone has been nominated
for a Melies d'Or at Scienceplusfiction 2006 and will screen
at the festival in Trieste, Italy in November.
October 2006
Aspect TV have returned
with their third commission of the year, needing a quick turn around
on the Title and incidental music for What I Would Really
Like To Do. The factual entertainment show, presented by
Adrian Chiles, is due to broadcast on BBC1 from January 07.
The BBC have commissioned Gareth to compose the music for their
new production, Don't Die Young. The series will
air on BBC2, and is presented by Alice Roberts.
Sept 2006
Gareth received a Golden
Reel nomination from the MPSE this month for his work on Batman
Work has been continuing on the 52-part children's animated series,
The Beeps, with 4 episodes being scored this month
Aug 2006
Grape Escape is given a big launch this week (16th August) on
Discovery Real Time - it will be shown on Saturdays at 1pm and Wednesdays
at 10pm. It can also be seen on Discovery's Living and Travel channel.
More info at Reef
Other programs currently showing include Oil, Sweat &
Rigs on Discovery, and Camper van Crisis on Discovery RT.
The Un-Gone will be showing at
the LA Shorts Film Festival at 1pm on 12th September.
Movers premiered on Discovery Home and Health on 7th August,
and can be seen weekdays every day at 8pm.
June 2006
Work commences this month on the huge Impossible
TV project, The Beeps. This is a 52 part animated kids series,
which Gareth has written the titles song for and will be composing
the underscore for each 11 minute episode.
May 2006
The lovely folk at Aspect TV
returned for their secondcommission of the year, Welsh Journeys,
due to be shown later this year on BBC Wales.
April 2006
Oil,Sweat and Rigs will be showing on Discovery
Channel Tuesdays at 10pm from 2 May.
Work was completed on a short advertising project for Hanrahan
Media.Camper Van Crisis and Smooth Movers were completed.
March 2006
Dublane A Decade On broadcasts on Five at 8pm
March 8th. More information here.
February 2006
This month Gareth has been busy writing the music for several TV
series:Dublane A Decade On is a very moving account
of the Dunblane school tragedy by some of the people involved and
closely affected. It has been produced by Hanrahan
Media for Five.
Aspect TV have commissioned
Gareth to write the music for a 15-part series for Discovery,
Smooth Movers.
Also on Discovery is Uncorked, a 10-part series
producedby Reef
January 2006
January started with a commission from Mentorn
to compose the music for Oil, Sweat & Rigs - a 10 part series
for Discovery USA documenting the rebuilding of
the Oil Industry in the Mexican Gulf following the recent hurricanes.Gareth
also wrote the music for Simon Bovey's excellent short sci-fi film,
The Un-Gone , produced by
Tinder Films for Screen West Midlands/The
UK Film Council.
Skibbly.tv returned to commission
the music for their new 5-part series for Discovery,
Camper Van Crisis.
Later this year, Gareth will be composing the music for Impossible
TV's new animated children's series, TheBeeps,
having won the commission after writing the signature song for the
series. The 52 episide series will be broadcast on Five.
July - December 2005
For 6 months Gareth has been working at the new Dinemec Studio
complex in Geneva recording what will be a major new album from
a new singer-songwriter. He cowrote one of the songs, and also produced,
arranged, programmed and mixed the album. The mixing was completed
at the new Neve room at Dinemec Studios.
June 2005
This month Gareth has been busy composing the music for the new
Tommy Walsh show, Ultimate Workshop forFree Spirit
Film and TV, due to be broadcast on Discovery.
May 2005
Gareth has written the music for the first ever Sudoku game show,
'Vorderman's Su Doku Live'. This
live national TV event takes place on 1st July 2005, hostedby Carol
Vorderman and is based on the logic puzzle that has swept the nation.
The show is being made by Hanrahan Media for broadcast
on Sky One.
Watch out for the new Weetabix advert featuring
an animated scarecrow. Gareth recorded and mixed the 37 piece orchestra
used by composer Steve Price for this advert. Read
more about the recording at the LondonMetropolitan Orchestra's website
April 2005
Construction work has now begun on the new Dinemec Studios in Geneva,
which Gareth is consulting on. Read more at the AMS
Neve Website.
Gareth has written the title music for Kit Car Crisis, due to be
broadcast on Discovery Real Time. The music waswritten, mixed and
approved in one day in order to beat a deadline for the production
company, Skibbly.tv.
Renovation Creation has been renamed Conversion, and is now broadcasting
on Thursdays at 9pm on Discovery Home and Leisure.
March 2005
Throughout most of this month, Gareth was at GeorgeMartin's Air
Studios working on the new Batman film Batman
Begins for Warner Bros, working closely with composers Hans
Zimmer and James Newton Howard and music editor Steve
February 2005
This month saw Gareth back at Dinemec Studios in Geneva working
with Phil Collins on
Tarzan 2, andpreliminary work with him on a remix project planned
for later in the year.
Gareth also renewed an acquaintance by remixing "Victory"
by Bond in 5.1
surround for use in the new Sony feature film XXX:
State Of The Union starring Ice Cube and Samuel L Jackson. Gareth
originally worked with Bond as producer on their multi million selling
January 2005
Gareth has just finished composing the music for the ITV/Hanrahan
Media documentary "Going To Work Naked". Conspiracies
On Trial completed.
December 2004
The past 6 months have been busy for Gareth;He is currently composing
the music for the 5-part Discovery series "Conspiracies On
Trial" for Outline Productions.
During November, Gareth worked with Phil
Collins on the Tarzan 2 score for Disney. He also co-wrote (with
Phil Collins) the score for Arktos, the documentary film of Mike
Horn's 2 year solo trip around the arctic circle. Thefilm is produced
by Raphael Blanc for Artemis
In July Gareth was retained as consultant by Paul Sutin for the
new Dinemec Recording Studio complex being built in Geneva. More
news on this state of the art facility soon.
June 2004
Gareth has composed the music for Discovery Channel'snew series
"Renovation Creation", produced by Hanrahan
Gareth was flown to Lisbon in early June to record and mix Sting's
Rock In Rio (in Lisbon) Concert for live TV and radio broadcast.
March -April 2004
Gareth has recently renewed his aquaintance with 20thCentury Fox
whilst work on the score to the Will Smith film "I, Robot".
January 2004
Work has been continuing on the Sara Lowes debut album.
December 2003
Gareth has been writing, producing and arranging songsfor Phil
Collins' Little
Dreams project – a foundation setup to give opportunities
to new talent. The first Little Dreams album has been released on
EMI's Capitol label.
February - March 2003
20th Century Fox flew Gareth to Los Angeles for 5 weeks to work
on "The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen" - a major Hollywood
feature film staring Sean Connery.
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We purchased a 2008 Commander from Kirk Debuck and were very pleased with the service that was provided each step of the process. Kirk really made us feel apart of the Feeny Family from start to finish. Kirk explained every feature on the Commander inside and out, which was a great selling point for us. We also would like to thank Stacy, his manager as he was a pleasure to work with and answered all our questions.
Ashley K.
I worked with service with a problem vehicle, then decided to trade on a new one, Rick and Dawn were very professional in service listening to the customer and trying to come up with a service plan that was cost effective for the customer. Part way through the process I decided to trade and worked with Tom in sales who sought out all of the potential factory discounts that were available and did everything he could to make a nice smooth transition. Dan in finance was great to explain all of my finance options and worked with my insurance & finance Companies. This is the first time I bought a vehicle where I didn't have to go and secure the loan bring in the check, and run around and get the certificate of insurance etc. Dan and Tom did it all for me, all I had to do was sign the papers, bring in the old title, and drive the new car off the lot. What a pleasent experience and so nice to work with folks who do what they say they will...and when they say they will.
"Exceptional Salesperson and Dealership"
I purchased a truck from Feeney Chrysler and I have never been happier. I worked with Susan Gatlin and she kept me in the loop and was exceptional at communicating costs and the overall process. I cannot wait to purchase my next vechicle from Susan at Feeny Chrysler. I highly recommend Susan and this dealership.
"Just a fantastic experience"
To Mike Finelli and Feeny Chrysler Midland, You continue to keep my expectations high with every experience we have. Each of our vehicle acquisitions have been a positive and pleasant experience. Service on each of our cars, including one GM, has been great. We can trust that everything is right especially with your careful constant attention. Mike keeps us up to date with constant communications and has the patience to get all the data we need. We expect to continue this relationship on into the future. There are few sales persons that I will recommend to relatives and friends. Mike, you made it on a very short list! Thanks, Jim & Mary Mike, it is always a pleasure doing work with you. no matter how many times we come in you always greet us with a smile. I agree with Jim, you are one person I can feel comfortable in referring to friends.
Jim & Mary
"Way above and beyond!"
My husband and I both called on a 96 Prizm. It's one of those trade ins that they just shove right back out the door, usually to a wholesaler. Somehow this made it online. The guy my husband talked to said it was gone and that was finished. Kirk Debuck took my information and said he'd find out if it was available or not - as it was set aside for a wholesaler. Turns out it was a first come first serve if we did want it, so we drove down and he spent his morning getting us in our new used car. Yes we have to do some work on it, but if we had waited to buy this baby from a used dealer, we probably would have had to pay double. So if you need a new or slightly used car, please call and ask for Kirk. He will make it easy and pleasant.
Just wanted to thank Mike Finelli for helping me find a used car when I smashed up my current car. He brought the truck right to my house so I could check it out and even found me a better intrest rate then I could get at my own bank. Thanks again
"Feeny - Great experience buying a car"
My experience buying a new car from Feeny Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Midland was positive and seamless. I provided a list of options I wanted and they located a vehicle that matched my list. I didn't have to compromise on anything! I'm not from Midland but went to Feeny due to their strong reputation as a dealer. They even delivered my new Dodge Avenger to me directly at my office in the metro-Detroit area. If I'm in the market for another vehicle I'd go back to Feeny!
"Dan & Mike are the guys to go to"Bought my first car with the help of Dan & Mike and I couldn't be happier. They were fun to work with and also really trustworthy. Not pushy or sketchy at all. Great for younger girls like myself who don't want to get pushed around by car salespeople.
"Mr. B."
I would like to tell you how pleased we are with Feeny Chrysler in Midland. When we bought our car we had the pleasure of dealing with Sue Gatlin. She was thorough, professional and very easy to talk to. Since that time we have sent several of our family and friends to Sue and you can be sure when we are ready to replace our car we will be back to Feeny.
Bill C.
"G. Becker"
I Just wanted to compliment you and your staff for making the purchase of my new Chrysler 300 an enjoyable experience. Thanks to Susan Gatlin and the entire Feeny staff for their professional and competent manner in which they assisted me with my pruchase. I will definitely consider purchasing another vehicle from your dealership in the future. Thanks, Gary T. Becker.
Gary T. Becker,
The other dealers in this area could take a lesson on how a business should be run. teamwork, no high pressure, friendly,answer all questions. Feeny is a great place, I'll go back when I'm ready to purchase a new vehicle and there service is great. they are very fast and efficient
Francis R.
"Great service, great car, great choice of dealership!"
Feeny Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Midland, made it so easy for my family and I to find a great Jeep, in little time. The service we had was excellent, both Tom H. and Dan made the experience of car shopping and buying fun and easy...like it is supposed to be! We will definitely recommend them to all of our family and friends, and an even better bonus...WE LOVE OUR NEW JEEP!! Thank you!
Stacey M.
"Another great experience with Feeny"
Feeny Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Midland 5
I recently purchased a Jeep Liberty from Feeny. Had the pleasure of working with Kirk. He did a thorough job on every aspect! His knowledge of the vehicle was impressive. There was no pressure to purchase. Kirk found the car I was looking for and had it at the dealership in a day. Mike Beck, Feeny Sales Manager, was also a pro. He made sure I was taken care of and sent me to the right salesperson. My family has purchased from Feeny before and I am certain we will again.
"Call Kirk Debuck"
Seriously, the guy has sold us 2 cars. He knows what he's talking about and he wants to get you in the right car for you and your family.
This time we came down to look at a used volvo we saw online, it wasn't for us. I told him to let me know if he got anything in a similar price range, we left with a sweet 2003 Chrysler Concord that is perfect for all of us.
Thanks again Kirk!
"We have bought 5 cars from this dealership"
We have bought 5 cars from this dealership from 1999 - 2011. The only place we will go to and recommend. Always the best experience. We would like to thank Jim Feeny and all of his wonderful staff. Kirk and Dan were great in his absence. When we think about buying a car our first thought is Feeny!
Mandy and Daryl
"Very Pleased"
Good: I was refered by a friend to Feeny Chrysler Jeep in December 2010. I was looking for a 2011 Grand Cherokee and particular about the color and options I wanted. The Feeny sales staff was very helpful and supportive to find me the right vehicle to match my request. I believe they truely listened. Additionally, the Feeny dealerships is 100+ miles from home. They made the transaction very easy, delivered the car to my door where I signed the paperwork..
John L.


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Weekend time!!!! I probably won't be around much!
Originally Posted by crlin
Have you still got room for more!! I definitely don't have a brain - didn't even notice your post till now and drawing a blank on what to do for my layout
I've added you to the alliance. What shall we call you?
My blog
Originally Posted by Trixie Scraps
OK, can I join your alliance?? I am late to the party!!!!
Here's the thing... with DSD breathing down my neck, I'm now sitting here wondering where in heck I left my brain when I decided to sign up for Survivor... 'cuz I sure wasn't using my brain when I made that decision!! lol
So... I can't promise fish or fire, or even shelter-building abilities... but umm... it would help to have a designer among your ranks, right? Someone who might be able to pass a freebie on to her alliance here or there to help us through this crazy game??
Consider yourself well and truly bribed!!
Oh fun! Um, yeah, a freebie just for our alliance, now that is a treat bribe!
Originally Posted by Nani
(Never watched survivor, but I've eaten my share of munchkins.)
Did you want in our alliance? We have honorary members who are not in the game.
Originally Posted by jeanniemac
*singing* "if I only had a brain..." Can I join this alliance? Pretty please? (With sugar and a cherry on top?)
Now where did you get sugar and cherries out here in this land of nothingness oz? Hmmm... I need your secrets revealed!
Originally Posted by MSPeeler
This is the list of those not on the first page? Or everyone? Because I'm not there ;)
not from the first page just those i didn't see on list....hmmmm now wondering if it was in chronological order....if not i'm sure i messed that up EEK
guess I'm a tad late
Originally Posted by MSPeeler
This is the list of those not on the first page? Or everyone? Because I'm not there ;)
You were the 6th to join.... you are there on the list, 6th down.
It's okay. None of us have brains.
First post is updated to here. We have 21 in our alliance!
After I get my layout done (I hope!) I'll try to comment on everyone's layout!
Originally Posted by Hummie
I've added you to the alliance. What shall we call you?
Thanks Hummie!! I am Carolyn.
Originally Posted by crlin
Thanks Hummie!! I am Carolyn.
Welcome, Carolyn!
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