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This Earth Day, you don't have to spend a lot of money in order to go green. In fact, saving money goes hand in hand with going green.
Many of the steps we can take to help protect our planet can actually make our lives better too. I've rounded up simple and eco-friendly lifestyle tips that will help you save money every month. Let's start living more sustainably now.
Here are 25 ways to save money by going green:
1. Buy secondhand
Before buying new, check to see if you can buy secondhand first.
This includes refurbished electronics and secondhand clothing, which can help save money and reduce environmental impact.
2. Use natural light
This might sound silly, but always turn out the lights if you're not in the room.
Instead take advantage of natural light during the day by opening up the curtains, which can also help heat the room during the winter months.
When lights need to be turned on, use energy-efficient light bulbs to save money. This is a great way to save money by going green.
3. Reduce food waste
According to a recent report by UNEP, about one-third of all food produced worldwide gets lost or wasted in production and consumption systems.
Think about your own household: have you ever scraped food off your plate because you were too full to finish your meal?
Many of us have thrown out leftovers, expired food products or items that we never got around to using up in time. Rarely do we think about the significant of our actions.
You can reduce food waste by:
- Being a smart shopper: plan meals, use a shopping list and take note of items you already have at home.
- Make use of leftovers: find creative ways to use leftovers at home, instead of letting them go to waste.
- Make use of your freezer: if you made a large meal, but don't feel like eating the leftovers over the next few days – freeze the rest.
4. Travel by foot, bike or public transportation
Instead of driving to work every day, consider walking, cycling or taking public transportation. Not only will this save money on gas, but it has a number of other benefits as well:
- Staying active when you walk or bike to work can help you get in shape and lose weight
- Public Transportation can sometimes be a faster option to get to work
- Reduce environmental impact when you walk, bike or take public transportation
Related: 14 ways to make the most of your commute
5. Start a garden
Starting your own garden is a relaxing activity and it can also help you save money on your monthly grocery expenses.
The easiest items to grow are herbs and cherry tomatoes – which are great for apartments and small living spaces.
Making meals with items from your own garden is a great feeling, and the taste is amazing too!
6. Adjust your thermostat
Lower the heat in the winter and avoid turning up the A/C during the summer months.
Making sure your home is properly insulated can help lower your heating costs in the winter. I also try to only use the A/C on days that are going to be really hot in the summer.
Other ways to stay cool include going the movie theatre, browsing the mall, or reading at the library.
Related: How to stay warm this winter while saving money
7. Use a low-flow showerhead
Buying a low-flow showerhead is a small investment, however it can help save money on your utility bill and reduce the amount of water you use when having a shower.
8. Reduce paper towel use
Paper towels are convenient, but they are an absolute waste. Keep microfiber cloths, old washcloths or rags handy for cleaning instead of always reaching for a paper towel.
To make one ton of paper towels, 17 trees are cut down and 20,000 gallons are consumed.
Limiting your paper towel use is a great way to save money by going green.
9. Save energy with smart power strips
Unlike traditional power cords, which can encourage you to leave electronics plugged in all the time, smart power strips block plugs that aren't in use.
In the average home, standby power consumption can range from 5-10% of your household energy use.
While you can combat vampire power by continually unplugging your electronics, you won't have to do that with a smart power strip, and it can save you some serious money too!
10. Wash clothes in cold water
Almost 90% of the energy used by a washing machine goes to heating water. Switching from hot to cold water washing saves both energy and money.
Use a cold water detergent and your clothes will be just as clean, I promise!
11. Use a drying rack or clothesline to save energy
I often use a drying rack for my clothing, especially for delicate pieces that would get damaged in the dryer.
Using a drying rack (or clothesline) not only saves both money and energy – the added bonus is that it can preserve the life of your clothing.
12. Eat more plant-based meals
There's no denying that eating more planted-based meals is good for both our health and wallet, but it could also help save our planet.
Don't believe me? Watch the documentary Cowspiracy on Netflix.
It really opened my eyes about the environmental impact of animal agriculture. I have switched to a vegetarian diet since I first watched the documentary last summer.
Related: 10 powerful documentaries that we can't ignore
13. Use a water filter to purify tap water
If you're still buying bottled water, it's time get real with where your dollar is being spent.
The cost of bottled water is at a 280,000% markup to your tap water, which is pretty crazy when you think about it.
Bottles used to package water take over 1,000 years to biodegrade, and most single-use water bottles in the USA become litter, or end up in landfills.
If you're concerned about the quality of your tap water, use a water filter to purify it, or consider buying a Brita filter instead.
14. Use a reusable water bottle
Instead of buying bottled water, I like to use my refillable water bottle when I'm running errands throughout the day.
Choosing a BPA-free reusable water bottle is better for your health, your wallet and the environment.
15. Host clothing swaps with friends
Instead of heading to the mall (or online) for a new outfit, consider hosting a clothing swap with friends.
If you're a little apprehensive about shopping at a secondhand store, this is a great alternative and makes for a fun afternoon or evening with your girlfriends.
Some apartments and condos even have Facebook groups where members can post items for sale, or they might be giving these items away for free. This is a simple way to save money by going green.
Related: I bought no new clothing for a year. This is what I learned.
16. Borrow items instead of buying
Next time you have a special event to attend, try shopping your friend's closet first. This saves you money and prevents you from buying an outfit just to wear for one occasion.
I'm also a huge advocate for using the local public library to borrow books, movies, and CDs.
When it comes to power and cleaning tools, get to know your neighbors, since they might have one available for you to borrow.
17. Wear clothing that doesn't require dry cleaning
The chemical, PERC, used to dry clean clothing is a likely human carcinogen, which could cause cancer. The chemical is also harmful to the environment and an expensive way to clean clothing.
Try to avoid buying clothing that requires dry cleaning, especially if it's not required for your work place attire.
19. Invest in quality, long-lasting products
While it may involve an initial investment, buying quality products saves you money in the long run, and prevents unnecessary waste.
Get into the habit of thinking long-term when you buy clothing, electronics, automobiles, etc. This will make you appreciate these items more, which means you're more likely to take care of them and preserve their longevity.
20. Make your own cleaning supplies
Making your own cleaning supplies is both fun and eco-friendly. It helps cut down the use of toxic chemicals in your home and saves you money too.
Stock your pantry with items like baking soda, white vinegar, essential oils and Castile soap. White vinegar also works great in the laundry instead of fabric softener.
These inexpensive natural cleaners are budget-friendly and safe for you and the planet.
21. Use a slow cooker to make meals
Not a fan of cooking after work? Throw everything into a slow cooker and let it cook while you're at work.
They use very little energy, clean-up is easy, and it'll help prevent you from grabbing take-away after a long day at the office. This is a great way to save money by going green.
22. Reduce your use of air fresheners
If spraying toxic chemicals in the air doesn't sound like a good idea, then I recommend skipping the air fresheners.
They may smell pretty, but a better way to freshen up your home is by opening a window or decorating with plants. This can help add life to your home and also improve air quality too.
23. Fix faucets that drip
It's hard to believe that a leaky faucet that drips at the rate of one drip per second can waste more than 3,000 gallons of water per year.
We all know to shut off the sink when we're brushing our teeth to help conserve water, but it's all for naught if you have a leaky faucet. Make sure to test all your faucets so everything is drip-free.
24. Go paperless
Keep things digital whenever possible. Companies have even offered an incentive to go paperless, which could save you a few dollars each month by paying your bills and doing your banking online.
Avoid printing emails, review documents on-screen and keep your files on your computer – just make sure to back up your files often!
25. Use a non-plastic straw
Since plastic has become a growing concern for our health and the environment, many plastic-free alternatives have been popping up in stores lately.
This includes eco-friendly straws, which are non-toxic and reusable for both hot and cold beverages.
While it's not as common here in Canada, restaurants in the USA often serve guests a plastic straw with their beverage (whether you ask for it or not).
This is bad for the environment because plastic straws do not biodegrade, and they are also wrapped in wasteful paper.
If you're ready to ditch the single-use straw, consider getting a glass or stainless steel one, which are both environmentally friendly and non-toxic.25 ways to save money by going greenClick To Tweet
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Mathies' 27 Leads UK Hoops Past Arkansas
Feb. 7, 2010
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — So much for pre-season polls.
Picked to finish 11th by the Southeastern Conference media, Kentucky is making a serious push for an SEC title.
Freshman A'dia Mathies scored a career-high 27 points and No. 20 Kentucky used a late push to rally past Arkansas 71-57 on Sunday for its school-record seventh straight conference win.
With the victory, the Wildcats moved within one half game of idle Tennessee in the overall Southeastern Conference standings.
"They're a very good team," Arkansas Coach Tom Collen said. "They're a team that could very well win the Southeastern Conference."
Kentucky (20-3, 8-2) battled back and forth with the Razorbacks for most of the first half. After building an early 8-0 lead, the Wildcats settled for a 33-all tie at intermission as Arkansas got four first-half three-pointers from sophomore Lyndsay Harris to stay close.
"Arkansas really made us fight hard to win and took us out of a lot of things we wanted to do," UK Coach Matthew Mitchell said. "I was proud of our team that we were able to assert ourselves in the second half and do some things we wanted to do and come away with the win."
In the second half, Kentucky trailed 42-40 with 14:02 left to play before a 13-1 run helped put the Razorbacks away. The Wildcats got 20 points from reigning SEC Player of the Week Victoria Dunlap in the second half alone, while converting 15 of 17 free throws as a team to help seal the win.
"Victoria has shown a real ability to hang in there," Mitchell said. "She has had some games where she hasn't come out and played well in the first half, but when she got going in the second half it was big for us."
Dunlap finished with 22 points and 11 rebounds.
The Cats secured the 10th 20-win season in program history. It marks the first 20-win season for UK since Mitchell took over as coach in 2007.
UK improved to 13-1 when scoring 70 or more points this season. The Wildcats also moved to 15-1 and 5-0 in the SEC when limiting their opponent to fewer than 70 points.
Harris scored 18 points to lead Arkansas and Charity Ford added 10.
"I really think the difference was fatigue," Harris said. "It was hard with some of our players playing as many minutes as we do. Playing a team like Kentucky, it's now or never, and it's just hard when you're fatigued."

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Part 1: Until we meet again
A Yoshi/Dani and Ash/May story
After Yoshi finished the Hoenn league and battled Ash and defeated the former Pokemon champion Steven, Yoshi started to miss Dani in the Johto region. She was Yoshi's first
friend and first crush. He missed her so much that Yoshi went back to his hometown
New Bark Town. Before Yoshi was about to leave, he went to say goodbye to Ash
and his friends. "That was a great pokemon battle we had Ash" said Yoshi. "Your pokemon got stronger since the last time I battle you" said Yoshi. "You and your pokemon got stronger too" said Ash. "I hope we meet again someday" Ash said.
"You too Ash" said Yoshi. May came over and gave Yoshi a good bye hug and said,
"If we ever meet again, can you show me to make really good combos for pokemon contest?" May said. "Sure I'll show the best fire combos for your conbusken" said Yoshi.
"Hey where's Brock and Max Ash?" Yoshi said. "Brock went to the Ever Grande Citie's beauty contest to check out the beautiful girls and Max is hanging out with May's exboyfriend Brendan" Ash said. "Exboyfriend? Since when you broke up with Brendan
May?" Yoshi said. "He was being a jerk and a pervert she said, but to be honest I never liked him anyway" she said. Before May continue her story, Ash saw Gary pass by and went to talk to him about something. "Sorry May I got to get home before the boat to New Bark Town leaves" Yoshi said.
"Before you go I want to ask you about something" May said. "I want to know if Ash has a girlfriend or not" May said. "He use to but he said Misty broke up with him and left to see Rudy in the orange Islands, she broke up with Ash because she loves Rudy more than
Ash and he was heart broking for two weeks" Yoshi said. "Why do you ask?" He said
"Because I'm starting fall in love with Ash", May said. "When did this happen?",
Yoshi said. "I started falling in love with him since the day I meet Ash in Little Root Town, he teaches me how to use pokemon, He came to cheer me up when I lost
My first pokemon contest, he rescues me when I'm in trouble, in my second pokemon
Contest when I was in the finals, I was losing to Drew till I heard Ash in the audiences,
He was cheering loud for me and gave me the strength to beat drew and I won.
If it weren't for pikachu and his electrical discharge, I wouldn't had meet Ash and any
Pokemon contest. And that's why I love him" May said. Yoshi was crying over
May's story. "Why are you crying Yoshi?"She said, your story was very touching, it reminds me of Dani and I he said.
Sorry that I'm not talking Rainbow Islands yet, but I promise I'll put it into part 2
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Hey everyone just wondering if a 98 Jeep TJ motor would work in a 2000 Jeep TJ? It is a 2.5 4cyl 5 speed stick 4x4 VIN#P. Or even better if anyone knows where I could pick one up @ would be even better.
i dont know about fitment but i know in some states (especially california) they do not allow you to put in an engine older then your car ... like you cant put a 2000 engine in a 2008 car has to be your year or newer.
I recently replaced my 2.5 on my 97 and a couple of auto salvage places told me 97 and 98 motors could fit each other only.Dont quote me on that.You can try car-parts.com and search auto salvages,near you, if you want to go that route.Will run you about 1k.
nick19729 thanks for info and the website. I have a 2000 TJ and also have 2002 TJ what do you have for a Jeep or Jeep's?
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Wellington, Jan 11: New Zealand's cricketers have been warned to be wary of "honey traps", which could be laid by sophisticated match fixing syndicates and betting chiefs during the upcoming ODI World Cup.
A little more than a month before the showpiece event gets underway in Australia and New Zealand, Cricket Players Association chief executive Heath Mills said today that he was convinced match fixers would try to influence the outcome of the tournament.
Mills and the New Zealand Totalisator Agency Board (TAB), a statutory body for New Zealand sports betting, believe glamorous women luring stars and then blackmailing them have become one of the biggest risks.
"I have no doubt that match fixing groups will be looking at New Zealand and that they have had people on the ground in New Zealand previously," Mills was quoted as saying by 'The New Zealand Herald'.
He said all players were being given a 90-minute presentation on match fixing risks, including honey traps, and which will be backed by an ICC briefing before the tournament begins with New Zealand playing Sri Lanka on February 14.
Mills said honey traps were one of many tactics used by sophisticated international criminal groups, which blackmailed players in order to beat the bookies.
Players were sometimes groomed for years before the trap was set. "They might notice the person has got family troubles, they might notice they've got financial issues or mental health issues (which they can threaten to expose)."
"The honey trap might be part of that grooming process where there are compromising images or what-have-you," Mills said.
TAB spokesman Mark Stafford said such blackmail could prove more persuasive than traditional match-fixing. Match fixing became a crime in New Zealand last year with the passing of the Crimes (Match Fixing) Amendment Bill.


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GHS finishes 3rd at girls weightlifting event
Published: Saturday, January 14, 2012 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, January 15, 2012 at 12:42 a.m.
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS — The Gainesville High School girls weightlifting team placed third out of 16 teams at Saturday's Keystone Heights Invitational.
Jessica Kinsler won the 154-pound weight class to lead the way for the Hurricanes, who had six lifters place in the top three of their respective weight classes.
"I thought my girls did very well," said GHS coach Steve Bauer, whose club was second at last year's event. "Every lifter that I had at the meet had their personal bests today and I was very proud of them."
Kinsler, who was third at last year's state meet, posted a winning total 365 pounds, while Columbia's Dana Roberts turned in a 330 total to claim the title at the 199-pound class. Keystone Heights' Morgan Boettcher, The Sun's 2011 girls weightlifter of the year, placed first in the unlimited class. The junior finished with a 425 total as did Bradford's Samantha Cook, who was at Union County last season. However, Boettcher claimed the title via the weigh-in tiebreaker.
Cortnee Belton of Interlachen finished with a 330 total to place second in the 139-pound class.
At the 119-pound class, Shanice Brown of GHS, placed second with a 245 total, while teammate Breanna Thomas was the runner-up at the 169-pound class with a 295 total. Cayla Tucker finished third (280 total) in the 183-pound class for the Hurricanes, while Miranda Bass placed third (280 total) in the 199-pound class, with Taylor Wooden finishing third (335 total) in the unlimited class for GHS.
New Port Richey Ridge won the team title with 54 points, followed by Inverness Citrus with 48 points. GHS was third with 35 points, Leesburg was fourth with 26 points, while Keystone Heights, Columbia and Interlachen finished in a three-way tie for fifth place with 10 points.
"I thought the area girls showed that they are one of the top sections in the state," Bauer said.
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Success in the Endeavors of Internet Marketing Experts
When the computer was invented, the people were amazed by what it can do. A lot of information can be stored in the computer, and it is also easy to retrieve when needed. In 1968 the internet was invented but it was for military use only. It was only in 1980 that the project was turned over to the national science foundation. The agency further developed it. The use of the internet spread to schools, the government, the military, and even the business sector. It even invaded homes. The web was then created in 1989. The web is only a part of the internet. Today a lot of people from all sectors of the society use the internet and the web.
Technological Advancements in Marketing
The creation of the web gave way to internet marketing service. They are the people who work through the computer. They are knowledgeable on how to sell things online. Since the web is accessible intentionally, then they found it advantageous. They have a lot of friends in many parts of the world to help them fulfill their goals. There is not much hindrance only when there is weather disturbance, aside from that the environment is just perfect for business. What they started have become bigger and bigger. They found themselves competing with local people in business. Through these experts, a small businessman starting his business can generate income in a short span of time by giving them advice and strategies to be used in the said business.
Upgrading your Business Marketing ways
Marketing is not a very easy task. If you are going to ask most businessmen we have these days, you're going to find out that they have to deal with the use of the World Wide Web for them to upgrade their business marketing. You will find out that they have to contact the services of various web marketing experts for them to improve their business marketing. If you want to find out if web marketing is effective, then why not ask these business professionals? For sure, the answer to your question is yes. These days, the utilization of the World Wide is widely seen in most businesses. If you are finding or searching for ways for you to upgrade your business marketing, then you must also follow the footsteps of most of the successful business professionals of this generation.


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Fame & Shame on the LES Presents:
this is what we have...
Solo Performance by Heather Acs
Music by Jazzmen Lee-Johnson and Gepetta
this is what we have...
Solo Performance by Heather Acs
Music by Jazzmen Lee-Johnson and Gepetta
Thursday, 7/7 @ 8pm at CSV, 107 Suffolk Street - $5
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Saturday, 7/9 @ 8pm at Le Petit Versailles, E. Houston & Ave. C - FREE, but RSVP Required for Saturday show: http://bit.ly/rsvplpv
Sometimes what we have is not enough. Sometimes what we have is far too much... Solo performance artist, Heather Acs will create something out of nothing to bring you an astronomical evening of storytelling, music, magic, and theatre that needs no stage.
You don't need to be famous, you don't need to be rich, dreamin' is free. Enjoy an intergalactic exploration of adventures, interconnectivity & the story of stardust. Sometimes what we have, is just right.
HEATHER M. ÁCS is a Brooklyn-based, multi-media theatre performance artist, activist, educator and high-femme troublemaker. Her gritty, glittery work has been featured in festivals, theatres, and galleries across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. She performs and facilitates workshops at community spaces, colleges and conferences from coast to coast. Heather has worked with Justin Bond, Claude Michelle-Wampler, J. Ed Araiza of the SITI Company, and filmmaker, Steven Soderbergh. She is the Co-Producer of the Heels on Wheels Glitter Roadshow, a touring, performance-art cabaret of flashy, queer femme performers. She is also a dedicated teaching artist, using theatre as a tool for social change with low-income youth.
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My single greatest challenge is to remain centered and loving in an overwhelmingly nonvegan world. In today's world, cruelty and exploitation of other beings - human and non-human alike - are accepted, practiced, and profited from by most every institution of society - from commerce and science to education and entertainment. Unfortunately, the vast majority of Homo sapiens are either unaware of the cruelty or accept it as unavoidable and even normal.
All red meat contains saturated fat. There is no such thing as truly lean meat. Trimming away the edge ring of fat around a steak really does not lower the fat content significantly. People who have red meat (trimmed or untrimmed) as a regular feature of their diets suffer in far greater numbers from heart attacks and strokes.
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Kaymer's Finer, Wire to Wire
By Torleif Sorenson on 5/12/14
Martin Kaymer was cruising through The Players Championship until a thunderstorm delay late Sunday afternoon, after which he double-bogeyed 15 at TPC Sawgrass and almost found himself in trouble at the infamous 17th. There were a few challengers as well; Jordan Spieth was the co-leader after 54 holes. Justin Rose surged following removal of a two-shot penalty levied on Saturday. Sergio Garcia and Jim Furyk made strong closing bids, too, although only Furyk finished within one shot of the winner.
In the end, Kaymer held on to win the Players Championship Sunday night. It is Kaymer's first win anywhere since the 2012 Nedbank Challenge in South Africa in December of 2012. It is only his second PGA Tour victory; he won the 2010 PGA Championship in Wisconsin.
"It's always difficult to come back after a little break, but obviously you see the leaderboard, you see where you are, but I played really, really well the first 14 holes.No kidding. At 17, Kaymer hit a fine tee-shot, but caught a wickedly unlucky bounce, where his tee-shot rolled down a slope and stopped 64 feet from the jar. It was a 28-foot par-saver that ended up saving Kaymer's bacon.
On this Mother's Day, Kaymer also remember his mother, who lost a battle with skin cancer six years ago:
"To win on Mother's Day... we show our parents way too little. We always need some occasions to show them, which is what you realize when they're not there anymore. So to win on those days, it adds a little bit of a nice thing to the whole week.Apparently, Kaymer also doesn't need tons of sunlight in order to hold on and win a big one.
Ausgezeichnet, Martin!
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A tip of the hat to Mr. Kaymer for a nice win. It is interesting that this is the second recent tournament where Jim Furyk almost backed into a play-off or win. He coughed up some tournaments the past couple years as the leader. When the pressure is somewhat off on the final day, however, he has posted some great scores.
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Skype down: firm still working to restore video-calling service for some users
Skype has been working to get its video-calling service back up and running for many users.
Affected users are unable to start Skype calls with their contacts, who show up as offline even if they have signed in to the service.
Users in the UK are suffering the most, according to The Inquirer.
The problems are reported to have started around 9.15am UK time.
Skype said via its website: "We have identified the network issue which prevented users from logging in and using Skype today. We're in the process of reconnecting our users, and focused on restoring full service."
Instant messaging is unaffected, and users are reporting Skype for Web has not been hit by the problems.
The issue did not affect Skype for Business users.
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Missouri dealership refunds $300,000 to customers in promotional Super Bowl event
Twelve customers receive "free" cars in Super Bowl deal
ST. JAMES, Mo. - Today, 12 customers of Hutcheson Ford dealership in St. James received a refund check for the full price of their vehicle purchased over the weekend.
Between the customers, the dealership gave back more than $300,000 as part of a deal promised in its "Super Weekend Sale." The deal — if a customer purchased a car between January 29 and February 1 and the opening kickoff of either the first or second half of the Super Bowl game was returned for a touchdown, the customer would receive a complete purchase price refund of their vehicle.
In the second half of the game, the Seattle Seahawks' wide receiver, Percy Hawkins, returned the kick for an 87-yard touchdown.
"I started yelling at the TV, 'run, run,' as loud as I could," said Jim Carey, the new owner of a Ford F-150. His wife Mary Jane said, "I kept saying, 'Is this real? Is this real? Is this live? Is this live?"
According to Jim, Mary Jane thought he had pre-recorded a game and was trying to fool her. She was not the only one surprised. Those at the dealership received shockwaves through Facebook and telephone calls.
"We're like 'Oh, my gosh,' there's this five percent chance of this happening, and it just blew up in our faces," said Kathleen Frazier, marketing manager for the dealership.
This is not the first time Jim Carey shopped at Hutcheson Ford. The need for low mileage on a car led him to the dealership where a salesman introduced him to the promotion. Carey waited until the first day of the promotion to sign on the dotted line, joking with the man that he would be back on Monday to pick up his check.
Little did he know, Carey would be doing just that only days later.
"Then you start doubting it," Jim said. "I got the rules out and read the rules. It says an eligible receiver had to run the ball back, but I wondered, did he have to catch it, or could he pick it up off the ground like he did."
Frazier said most of the twelve winners were in disbelief.
"We had people call and they're like, 'You guys didn't mean that right?' We're like, 'No, it's happening.' They're like, 'Yeah, but they're has to be some kind of - this can't be happening you know.' One of them wasn't even aware of the promotion. So, when we called them, I think they just about dropped whatever they were drinking."
The Carey's spent $53,190 on their new Ford F-150. That large refund will be used to pay off their loan. However, Frazier said the winner's can spend their money on whatever they wish. One of the winners told Frazier they would be spending part of their money on a long vacation. Purchase prices varied from $55,000 to $10,000.
Jim, a Vietnam veteran, was diagnosed last year with a form of leukemia believed to be caused by exposure to Agent Orange. The Carey couple believes their win is a blessing.
"We like to travel a lot, and so our ideal is to just to go and enjoy life as long as we can," said Mary Jane. "I just see this as another way of God blessing us to do that."
In addition to the customers who purchased a vehicle, anyone who test drove a vehicle at the dealership during the promotion were entered into the dealership's "Super Giveaway" raffle. The winner, Dottye Wolf of Rolla, had the chance to receive a new vehicle or $25,000 equivalent cash value.
On Saturday, the 12 winners will attend a celebratory gathering at the dealership to take photos with each other and their new vehicles, now, free of charge. The dealership plans to make this promotion an annual event.


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The disgraced American sprinter Tim Montgomery retired yesterday rather than wait out a two-year suspension and return under a cloud of suspicion. "I don't want to be looked on as a cheat," the former 100 metres world record holder said.
Although he did not test positive for drugs, Montgomery was banned for doping based on evidence gathered in the criminal investigation of Balco, a San Francisco-area laboratory that served many high-profile athletes. "It's like getting a whipping for something you know you didn't do," Montgomery said.
The 30-year-old maintains he never knowingly took steroids or any other banned substances, and worries about his legacy.
"That's the main concern because I don't know what to tell my kids," he said. "I don't know what to tell my mother and father, even though they say they love me and don't worry about it."
Montgomery said he and three-time Olympic gold medalist Marion Jones have split, up although they remain in regular contact. They have a two-year-old son, Monty.
The US Anti-Doping Agency sought a four-year ban, but the Court of Arbitration for Sport cut the time in half in a ruling issued on Tuesday.
The punishment relied heavily on the testimony of fellow sprinter Kelli White, who accepted a two-year ban and agreed to co-operate with investigators. "I don't even know Kelli White," Montgomery said, "so why would I tell her anything?"
All of Montgomery's performances from 31 March 2001 onwards were wiped off the books, including the world record of 9.78 seconds he set in Paris in September 2002. Asafa Powell of Jamaica broke that record with 9.77 in Athens in June.
Montgomery said the Balco founder Victor Conte had served as his nutritionist from December 2000 to June 2001 and had told him that all of the substances he was providing were legal.
"Victor wouldn't be Victor if he told you what was in it," Montgomery said. "He assured me no steroid was involved." Montgomery conceded that Conte could have supplied him with banned substances without his knowledge. "But I never tested positive," he said.
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Montgomery said that he had "never heard of THG" until the substance became news, but acknowledged that he had associated with a bad crowd. "That's why I'm accepting what happened to me," he said. "My mother always told me, 'Watch the company you keep'." But because his world record run came long after he split with Conte, he considers it legitimate. "Mentally, they can't take that away from me," he said.
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A Missouri golf course owner pleaded guilty to stealing millions of gallons of water from the city of Kansas City. I guess that's one way to keep the greens green.
Last year, utility officials said they removed an unauthorized valve on a water line near the golf course that had been used to eventually divert water to a pond used for irrigation. Millions of gallons in treated city water were lost and unmetered, city officials said.The amazing thing is that it took the city 5 years to catch them. I know water flows pretty freely but you'd think you may notice millions golf gallons missing from the reservoir.
The amazing thing is that the course still went bankrupt. I guess water isn't the biggest expense, but still- he saved over a million bucks (by not being caught) and still managed to put the course under. Good job dude!
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This doesn't surprise me. I live in KC and when I bought my house (which had never been lived in) I tried to call to get my water bill placed in my name. They insisted that there was already an account for my address established. I knew nobody else was getting charged so I said okay and hung up. The water was activated but I wasn't billed for nearly two years before they figured it out. Because it was their fault, I only had to pay for a portion of the water used.
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@shankapotamus- i'm surprised they can actually make you pay back on the two years they didn't charge you, especially if you had any documentation that you tried to make things right from the start. i could see a lot of situations where someone didn't have that money- and could never repay. What a racket that would be if it's there fault- then drop collection agencies on you for back money you've spent.
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A few years ago my water bill started being almost double the usual amount. After checking for leaks on my side of the meter, and finding none. I went to city hall to inquire about a possible billing error or defective meter. Instead of just telling me that the price of water had just increased. The person was honest and told me the truth. He said "We have a huge amount of people who will not pay their water bill, so we are making it up on those who do pay". I was floored by this explanation, but what do you do? If I just refuse to pay, they'd cut my water off.
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Classic KC Water Department. I live in a suburb that purchases KC water. When I bought my house and first started getting my bills, I was shocked to see that I was averaging about $6 per month. As it turns out, the city of KC was not billing/tracking the water they were selling to my suburb. According to city ordinances (at the time) they suburb can only bill based off of how much they pay to bring in the KC water, not how much water is used. I was bacially just paying administrative fees for the first 2 years. They've since corrected the issue.
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Phil, > > Do we have to obey every and all suggestions? > > Taking the "community" argument for one-sided use is akin to a famous > > joke on "communism".[1] > > > We need to *genuinely listen* - that means taking the feedback from > the community into account as we develop the code. The reference > below makes no sense to me (despite the fact that I can read > French), unless it is directed at me personally, which I resent. Oh, but *I* listen, if I did not, I couldn't have answered to the criticism and suggestions expressed by the "community" in the thread you started. To be (hopefully) perfectly clear: the one-sided listening I was referring to is how much you argue about listening the others even if they don't provide any backing for their opinion (which can be valid or not for CM), while not taking into consideration any of the arguments I put forward, especially not answering any of the constructive suggestions I propose or telling why you don't agree with them. What I resent is that you behave as if I were not one of those *users* that you have most respect for. > If > it is a general comment on community-based development, it has no > place here. You are the one in the "community" who consistently ignores my direct questions. You did it again above. In the other thread, when I asked for clarification concerning the "map" functionality, I obtained a thorough explanation also comprising an acknowledgement that what exceptions we have could be retained. [But you seem to have heard only the opposite claim.] Then, I proposed incremental development, possibly leaving the implementation of the "map" feature for a 3.1 release. No answer from you. > Phil > >>> expressed a preference > >>> for a "no hierarchy". We agreed on a singly rooted hierarchy (having > >>> preferred it over reusing several Java standard exceptions as multiple > >>> roots). > >>> Nobody among the new parties to the discussion expressed anything concerning > >>> the specific problem of "FunctionEvaluationException".[1] > >> I do not agree with the "consensus" to replace > >> FunctionEvaluationException. It may end up one of the concepts we > >> want to keep. As I have stated elsewhere, it cannot be replaced > >> fully by MathUserException. > > If you listen to some of the suggestions, it can: > > > > Solution (1): > > throw new MathUserException("Failed to evaluate at " + x); > > > > Solution (2) > > MathUserException e = new MathUserException("Failed to evaluate"); > > e.add("argument", x); > > throw e; > > > > The points, made in the suggestions, were that specifc exceptions may not be > > necessary, that a single exception with an English language message may be > > sufficient. > > > > The point I make is that, if we consider squeezing the exception hierarchy > > (a bad idea IMO), it would make even more sense to not have a dedicated > > "FunctionEvaluationException". In such a context, there nothing inherently > > wrong in reusing a "MathUserException" when some CM statement indeed "uses" > > the "UnivariateRealFunction" interface (i.e. CM is a user of itself). > > > The point is that none of this is yet settled. I have consistently > argued that, like ConvergenceException, FunctionEvaluationException > may be an abstraction that it makes sense for us to keep. Just as > it is natural and useful to report that a numerical algorithm has > failed to converge, it is natural and useful to report (and be able > to recover from) a failed function evaluation. In some (most?) > cases, that failure will be associated with a user-defined function; > in some cases not. Therefore, MathUserException cannot in my > opinion fully *replace* FunctionEvaluationException (this is > especially clear in the signature for UnivariateRealFunction#value) > > Once again, the point is that we have not settled any of this, so we > should not make commitments to users in 2.1 that we may not keep in 3.0. I have consistently made proposals to make the CM code more maintainable; I have consistently posted issues about those proposals on JIRA; I have consistently answered all arguments; I have consistently reported progress on the work (deprecating exception, replacing them with the new ones); sometimes after waiting a few days for a reply, I have consistently applied the principle of "lazy consensus"; for *months* I've performed those changes that you now seem so eager to revert, without letting a chance to the current "design" (it's only a bunch of exceptions). You behave like it is possible to achieve perfection in the 3.0 release of CM. How can you compare CM (with its vast resource of still missing algorithms) to another component of Apache Commons which can only be much more focused? No, the next major release of CM will not be perfect, even if is released in ten years from now. So my opinion is that, in a community-based development, it is not a crime to advance by trial and error. In fact, if it could be done otherwise, then version 1.0 of CM would have been perfect already. Maybe I'm completely off-base and the exceptions we have in "trunk" are grossly inadequate and useless. So what? They will be removed in 4.0, along with all the rest that will still not be right. [Hmm, back to the most delightful (!) discussion subject: If recovering from a failed evaluation made sense, then we should have a _checked_ "FunctionEvaluationException" but I'm sorry to tell you that such a hypothetical recovery does not make any sense, not any more than a "null pointer" or a divide by zero is recoverable. In the latter case, would you tell that you recovered from zero-divide if you do not try to divide by zero? 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Many who arrive dressed for a wedding will in fact be preoccupied by the funeral that looms as soon as it is all over. But they must remember how Sir Henry Cecil himself found such consolation, even in extremis, in the gorgeous trappings of Royal Ascot. If those who have grieved him over the past week are now inclined to disparage hats and horses alike, as emblems of mortal vanity, then they must honour the most prolific trainer in the meeting's history by postponing those sobered perspectives that represent our only profit from bereavement. Because he would not have had it any other way.
Cecil insisted on continuity at the stable where he prepared 75 Royal Ascot winners, which has duly come up with five at lesser meetings since Thursday. His widow, who has been given a temporary licence, will bring the yard's midsummer blooms to Ascot – including a half-sister to Frankel, the champion who so sustained Cecil in his fight against cancer and reserved his defining performance for the opening race last year. Joyeuse, impressive on her debut, lines up for the Albany Stakes on Friday; other leading fancies for Warren Place include its only runner today, Tiger Cliff.
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A top-class rider, Eddie Ahern, has since had his own career ruined by allegations of corruption. Even the sport's long-standing pin-up, Frankie Dettori, has contrived to let it down. Today he returns to the track where seven winners in one afternoon once sealed his status as a superstar, 18 days into his freelance career after ending an 18-year association with Godolphin. Dettori has mustered five winners since returning from that six-month suspension, for a failed cocaine test, and a Royal Ascot winner this week would be as precious as any of the previous 47. His former employer is anxious to see prestige restored to the Godolphin silks by Dawn Approach, making a quick reappearance after his Derby debacle.
One way or another, it is comforting that horsemen from round the world should obligingly attest to Ascot's abiding allure. The favourite for the second race today tries to become South Africa's first winner at the meeting. By then, however, the globetrotter who tops the bill for the entire week will already have run.
While his own connections decorously abjure any pretence that Animal Kingdom approaches the freakish ability of Frankel, who careered 11 lengths clear in the Queen Anne Stakes last year, they should at least be credited for campaigning him with infinitely more adventure. For a Kentucky Derby winner to contest a Breeders' Cup Mile, on grass and after a nine-month absence, was audacious enough. Emboldened by his unlucky second at Santa Anita last autumn, his owner and trainer have since disowned the notorious insularity of the American sport by sending Animal Kingdom to plunder the richest prize on the planet, in Dubai, and now to become the first post-war Kentucky Derby winner to run at Royal Ascot.
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Create an inspiring desk with leftover canopy fabric. All you need are a basic hollow-core door and two sawhorses. First, Heather covered the door with a layer of felt; then she wrapped it with extra fabric. "I finished the edges with the same decorative trim that was applied to the curtains and repeated the nail-head design from the settee," she says. style secrets: If your desk isn't high enough, add casters to the sawhorse legs. To protect your fabric and provide a smooth writing surface, cover the desktop with a thin piece of glass.
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- Sold Date: Oct 07, 2015
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Rare miniature hard cover children's book - Hazel & Willow, published by Humphrey Milford Oxford University Press London.The book has 32 pages in total and measures approx 2.25 inches wide x 2.5 inches high, bound together with string. The book has a faint inscription to the cover and was originally prices at 1 shilling. The picture on the front cover shows a young girl in a squirrels nest playing with 4 red squirrels. The book has no tears or scribbles but has some slight foxing in parts. Although the book is not dated, I believe it to have been published at the turn of the 20th Century. The book is in overall good condition for its age.


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KM Player is a universal, multifunctional yet a compact-sized and simple to use media player that is capable of opening files of various formats.
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786 68th Street, Grand Rapids 49548
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This property has been Sold!
06/17/2016 at $92,000
Move in Ready. Own a Home For Less Than Renting. Exterior has just been painted. Interior has all been painted and new flooring installed. Windows were replaced 3 years ago. 3 Bedrooms and a Full Bath Upstairs. Living Room, Dinette, Kitchen and a Quarter Bath on the Main Floor. Basement is Unfinished. Single Stall Detached Garage. Refrigerator and Stove Included with Sale.
Property Information
- Status
- Sold
- Address
- 786 68th Street
- City
- Grand Rapids
- Zip
- 49548
- County
- Kent
- Township
- Gaines Twp
- Possession
- At Close
- Zoning
- Total Finished SqFt
- 1,176
- Above Grade SqFt
- 1,176
- Garage Desc.
- 1, Detached
- Water
- Public
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- Year Built
- 1920
- Taxes
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Rooms and Land
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- Bedroom2
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- Basement
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- Forced Air, Natural Gas
- Acreage
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- Lot Dimensions
- 53x78x33x73x29x33x120
- Appliances
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- Exterior Materials
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I never thought I'd see the day, but it appears that there are very few errors in patches released by Microsoft in May, June and July 2015 -- so far. My list of problematic patches took a nose dive at the end of April and hasn't bobbed back up.
There's one big problem patch this month. The MS 15-058/KB 3065718 SQL Server patch has a nasty habit of installing on SQL Server 2005, though it's designed for SQL Server 2008, but the problems are well documented in the KB article, and the relatively easy fix -- remove the update -- is detailed in KB 3045303.
And there's one small problem: MS 15-072/KB 3069392 runs afoul of Cisco WebEx's ability to share screens. Cisco has already released a fix.
In her monthly patch spreadsheet, PatchManagement.org moderator Susan Bradley also notes some reports of problems with print spoolers after installing the MS 15-072/KB 3069392 patch, but the reports are scattered and most (but not all) seem to clear up, particularly when switching to the HP Universal driver 6.0.
There's also this note from Microsoft about the re-issuing of the January patch MS 15-006/KB 3004365:
Bulletin revised to inform customers of the July 14, 2015 reoffering of the 3004365 update for Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 systems. The update provides defense-in-depth measures beyond what was provided in the original update issued on January 13, 2015. Customers running these operating systems who have already successfully applied the update should reinstall the update to be best protected from the vulnerability discussed in this bulletin.
All in all, it's been a remarkably calm three months -- too early to declare that all's quiet on the Windows/Office patching front, but whoever has turned the patching inferno around deserves a lot of thanks.


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Hi all, I'm pretty new to the XML community, but it looks like some pretty great stuff is happening at Apache. Without much effort, I've written a nice little servlet to do XSL translations to a browser. However, I'm intrigued by FOP, but it looks a little discouraging as well. I'm wondering: 1) When will FOP be integrated with the rest of the Apache XSL suite? I don't relish using XT for FOP and Xalan/Xerces for everything else. 2) Theoretically, I know how to write formatting objects to a browser or file using Xalan/Xerces, but is there an effective way to pass them directly into FOP? I guess you'd want to store the results of the XSL Translation from XML to XSL-F as a String or maybe even as its own tree object. Is there a way to do that in Xalan/Xerces? I guess this is all a little irrelevant until FOP is integrated with Xalan/Xerces, but it's handy info nonetheless. That being said, FOP looks very cool! - Morgan
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Last month, Headline Politics shared an incredible viral video that showed Robert Downey Jr. presenting a 7-year-old Georgia boy with a prosthetic arm designed in the likeness of Iron Man. Downey, who plays Iron Man/Tony Stark in the movies bearing his name, as well as the upcoming Avengers movie, presented the prosthesis in a Stark Industries-designed industrial case, dressed as Tony Stark himself.
Fast forward to this week.
Jack Carder, a 5-year-old boy from Ohio was born with only a thumb and no fingers on his right hand. Carder's mom contacted the e-Nable Organization, a non-profit group of volunteers that provide prosthetic devices for those in need, after seeing a video of a child receiving an arm they had created.
Via ABC 6:
A five-year-old is getting to be the superhero of his imagination, thanks to a group of college students. Jack Carder has a new Iron Man-themed prosthetic hand, complete with a "laser" on his palm.
A group of 13 students from Siena University in Albany, New York created the hand for Carder. They are volunteers for a non-profit group called e-NABLE.
Carder's mom contacted the group after she saw a video of a boy receiving an arm they created. Carder was born with one thumb and no fingers on his right hand. But that hasn't stopped him from doing anything, and he likes to think of himself as a real-life superhero.
He loves to play baseball and a list of other sports. His new hand will help improve his motor skills, like picking up crayons and doing other tasks.
Little Carder got to show off his love of baseball and his new Iron Man arm almost immediately – throwing out the first pitch at a Columbus Clippers baseball game earlier in the week.
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Syracuse can create a lot of problems on offense. The Orangemen have a balanced offense averaging 184 yards rushing, and 178 yards passing per game. Their offense will use a lot of option, but will also show some pro set type of formations with three and four wide receiver sets. Their offense will show a defense a lot of different looks and formations so the Irish defense will have to be prepared to stop them all.
Quarterback R. J. Anderson completes 60 percent of his passes and has thrown for 1.955 yards and 10 touchdowns on the season. He's a mobile quarterback who can beat you with his feet, as well as his arm.
Walter Reyes is the main back in the Syracuse offense. He's rushed for 1,158 yards and 15 touchdowns on the season. He averages 4.9 yards per carry. What we found interesting, however, is that he seems to disappear when the Orangemen play the more difficult teams.
As evidence, Reyes rushed for 40 yards against Va. Tech, 55 yards against Boston College, 63 yards against West Virginia, 89 yards against Miami, and 40 yards against Rutgers. We believe the Irish will be at least as difficult to run against as any of these teams listed.
In the passing game, the main receiver is senior Johnnie Morant. Morant has 40 receptions on the year, for 696 yards, and five touchdowns. Opposite Morant is Jared Jones. Jones has 35 receptions on the season, for 346 yards, without a touchdown. The Orangemen also throw the ball to Reyes a lot of out of the backfield as he has 35 receptions, 351 yards, and one touchdown on the season. The Irish linebackers must pay special attention to Reyes coming out of the backfield. The top tight end has only caught five passes so he shouldn't be much of a factor in this game.
The Syracuse offensive line appears to be solid. They've allowed Anderson to be sacked just 12 times on the season, and the Orange rush for 4.4 yards per carry (an impressive stat).
On defense, the Orangemen are led by senior linebacker, Rich Scanlon. Scanlon has 139 tackles on the season, nine tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, and an interception. Safeties, Diamond Ferri and Anthony Smith are also very active as they are the second and third leading tacklers. Their two interior linemen, Christian Ferrara and Louis Gachelin, also appear active with 21.5 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks between them.
The Syracuse defense allows and average of 145 yards rushing per game, and 224 yards passing. Opponents have scored only 11 touchdowns on the ground against Syracuse, but have scored 21 through the air.
I think the most important stat in this game is a three-game win streak versus a three-game losing streak. The Irish appear to be very confident right now, we have to wonder how much confidence the Orangemen will have.
On the flipside, this will be the last game for 16 seniors for Syracuse and we're sure they will want to go out with a win. Add to that the circulating rumors of the job stability of head coach Paul Pasqualoni and you have the makings of a motivated team.
Another factor in the favor of Syracuse is artificial turf and a dome stadium. The Irish haven't played on "turf" this year. We doubt many Irish players have ever played in a dome before.
The Irish effectively stopped one of the best option teams in the country in Navy. They should be able to stop the rushing attack of Syracuse. The real battle will be chasing R.J. Anderson and getting him off-balance in the passing game.
As for the Irish on offense, we expect a healthy diet of Julius Jones. I also think we might see some more experimentation with the vertical passing game we saw last week against Stanford. The Syracuse defense doesn't appear to be one of the stronger defenses the Irish have faced this year. We expect the Irish to be able to move the ball pretty effectively against their defense with both the pass and the run.
In the end, we expect the Irish to pull away in this game. We don't think Syracuse will have success running against Notre Dame. R.J. Anderson will have to have a big game if they hope to win. We think the Irish struggle a little early, but come away victorious. Notre Dame 35 Syracuse 14.


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4147 W 131st Street, Savage, MN 55378
About the Listing
Welcome home to this beautiful open floor plan home on a premier lot with mature trees on quiet cul-de-sac in a great neighborhood. Vaulted ceiling with plenty of windows, Beautiful, large wooded private backyard for extraordinary outdoor living for family and entertaining, custom designed brick fire-pit for those cool evenings. Hardwood floors - Master BR opens to wonderful deck, Gorgeous family room with gas Fireplace, bar and game area- 4th BR currently being used as laundry Room.
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Property Details for 4147 W 131st Street, Savage, MN 55378
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2 Full
Lot Size: 0.32 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 15810
Year Built: 1984
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Driveway - Asphalt
Style: (SF) Split Entry (Bi-Level)
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 1825
Above Ground Sq Ft: 983
Below Ground Sq Ft: 842 (approx)
Room Information for 4147 W 131st Street, Savage, MN 55378
Main Floor
Living Room: 17x14
Dining Room: 11x9
Kitchen: 12x10
Bedroom 1: 12x13
Bedroom 2: 11x9
Deck: 16x16
Other: 15x15
Lower Floor
Family Room: 27x17
Bedroom 3: 11x12
Bedroom 4: 10x8
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School Information for 4147 W 131st Street, Savage, MN 55378
School District: Burnsville-Eagan-Savage
School District Phone: 952-707-2000
Interior Features for 4147 W 131st Street, Savage, MN 55378
Appliances: Range, Cooktop, Microwave, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Water Softener - Owned, Disposal
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (842 sq Finished) Partial, Day/Lookout Windows, Concrete Block
Exterior Features for 4147 W 131st Street, Savage, MN 55378
Lot Dimensions: 15810
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 4147 W 131st Street, Savage, MN 55378
Tax Amount: $2,804
Taxes w/Assessments: $2,815
Tax/Property ID: 261150810
Tax Year: 2016
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Sponsorship of the Walk for the Animals offers opportunities to connect in a meaningful way with consumers. According to the 2010 Cone Cause Evolution Study, 90% of consumers want companies to tell them the ways they are supporting causes and the community, and 79% of consumers are more likely to switch from one brand to another if the other brand is associated with a good cause. 41% say they have bought a product because it was associated with a cause or issue in the last year.
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Wedge of Tomorrow: 20 of the Greatest Sports Cars of the '70s and '80s
The soft, gentle and voluptuous curves of traditional automotive design made a radical right turn in the late 1960s, when cars like the Alfa Romeo 33 Carabo concept by Bertone introduced the rising wedge line. The look was futuristic, cool, and first embraced by a handful of production Italian exotics. But soon the entire automotive industry caught on, and from the 1970s through the mid-1980s, nearly every new sports car had a pointy nose and pop-up headlamps. Here are 20 of the most memorable — a group of cars that envisioned an angular future.
1) 1974-1990 Lamborghini Countach
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2) 1984-1989 Nissan 300ZX
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3) 1974-1976 Lancia Stratos
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4) 1985-1991 Subaru XT
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5) 1976-1987 Lotus Esprit
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6) 1982-1992 Pontiac Firebird
7) 1974-1989 Fiat/Bertone X1/9
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8) 1984-1989 Toyota MR2
1970-1974 Saab Sonett III
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10) 1981-1983 DeLorean DMC-12
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The Family History Library does not loan or sell books. If you want to obtain a book that is mentioned in the Family History Library Catalog, we suggest the following options:
- Request an interlibrary loan from your local public or academic library. Print out the Family History Library Catalog's page containing the title's bibliographic information. Take the printout to your local public or academic library and complete a request for an interlibrary loan. The Family History Library does not participate in the interlibrary loan system but many libraries do.
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- Request that the book be microfilmed. Books can be filmed if they are not currently copyrighted. The library staff will obtain copyright permission if needed. The process usually takes several months. The patron will be notified and given the film or fiche number so he can order it through the normal process. The patron will also be notified if the book cannot be placed on film or fiche. At your local family history center, complete Form 31806, Request to Microfilm a Book. The second copy of the request form will be filed at the local family history center. The third copy of the request form will be given to the patron.The family history center staff will mail the original copy of the form to:
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