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Used Tires for Sale
These tires are steel belted tires still in good condition. They came off a Honda Civic. Asking $25.00 for the set.
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Manufacture: Cooper Tires (Matrix)
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1998 Ford, new assembled castings, 40 OHV headsl, topend gaskets
Two new assembled 4.0 OHV castings,1998 Ford Explorer and other brands, 4.0 OHV heads with new valves, springs ,seals and retainers. I have the top end gasket set with new head bolts and metric socket selling new assembled heads & gaskets $450.
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Biometric Fingerprint Scanner Vehicle Starter
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2004 Ford Mustang Cobra SVT OEM Wheels Machined Finish. Removed from car around 17k miles.
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'95 Camro
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2003 BMW R1200CLC Motorcycle Parts windshield gasket seal
(1) BMW OEM (PN 46637673567) Windshield Seal. This sells new for $98. Price $50 5lbs, Packaging $5. Buyer pays freight from Zip 28211
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2003 BMW R1200CLC Motorcycle Parts - foot pegs
The following items are for use on a 2003 BMW R1200CL. Items are essentially new and part numbers were determined by using "realoem.com"
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Original equipment Triumph TRs and saloons side mirror.
Original equipment Triumph TRs and saloons side mirror.
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new Ford 1998 4.0 V6 OHV heads
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Mercedes 300d; w124, ABS wheel speed sensors
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Mercedes steering wheel column assembly; 300d, w124
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Mercedes 300sd, W126 steering gearbox
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Roommates, we've all had to deal with them. Some are better than others, some start out as your closest friends, but by the time the lease is up you just can't stand them. For the most part, my current roommate is ok - but I've noticed that nearly all my roommates over the years have done the exact same annoying things and I don't think they realize they're even doing them. Below is my list of things your roommate hates about YOU!
5 Things Your Roommate Hates About YOU!
- You Get in the Shower Right Before I Need It
- It doesn't matter that I've had the same schedule for 4 months, it never fails YOU will somehow jump in the shower literally right before I need it! That 10 mins I thought I had to get ready becomes 10 mins of worrying if I'll even have time to shower or if I'll be late for work or school...I doubt you do it on purpose, but as soon as you casually wander out from the relaxing shower you got to take I'm in freakout mode trying to hurry and I've all but given up on washing my hair...
- You Watch The Worst TV Shows
- We all have different interests and that's more apparent everyday when I have to suffer through literally the worst tv shows with YOU. Look we're friends, I want to spend time relaxing and hanging out with you, but your tv tastes are driving me to my room! That documentary about pig farmers in NYC...not that interesting - can't we for once just watch The Voice! like regular people???
- You Hit Snooze Way Too Many Times
- We don't even share a room together, in fact your room is on the other side of the apartment, but I can hear your alarm every time you hit snooze! So you set the alarm an hour before you actually needed to get up - I get it - I like to sleep in a little too...but I'm not waking everyone up with the loudest and most annoying robot ringtone you bought on iTunes for 99 cents every day! Cut it out - hit snooze like once or twice!
- You Always Want to Talk When I'm Busy
- Just because we're both in the same living space doesn't mean we need to spend every waking minute together. It seems like every time I'm trying to study or do homework you want to talk. You walk into my room and tell me all about everything going on in your life...you should realize the door was closed for a reason! Should I send you a bill for the class I'm going to have to re-take because you wouldn't let me study when I needed to?
- You Constantly Pay Me Back - LATE
- A roommate is a necessity for only one reason, we spread the financial burden of living equally. So when the electric/rent/water/etc. bill is due and I pay for it YOU should pay your half immediately. It sucks when I have to wait a week for you to give me your half! Remember when you went out on Thursday night with all our friends, but I stayed home - yeah, I couldn't afford to go because YOU hadn't paid me back yet! Get it together!
So that's my quick list and I actually like my roommate...do you have any roommate annoyances or have you had a terrible roommate that made my list look like no big deal? Tell me about your current or ex-roommates in the comments below.
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Starting in Buenos Aires, this marvellous tour gives a great overview of Chilean and Argentine Patagonia, combining visits to Ushuaia, and Torres del Paine with a cruise on Australis around Tierra del Fuego and down to Cape Horn
Day 1:
Arrive in Buenos Aires (City tour)
Day 2:
Buenos Aires (at leisure)
Day 3:
Buenos Aires - Ushuaia
Day 4:
Ushuaia (Tierra del Fuego National Park - City tour) - Australis Cruise
Day 5:
Australis Cruise (Cape Horn - Wulaia Bay)
Day 6:
Agostini Sound - aguila Glacier (Stella) - Piloto and Nena Glacier (Via)
Day 7:
Australis Cruise (Magdalena Island) - Punta Arenas - Puerto Natales
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Torres del Paine
Day 9:
Puerto Natales - El Calafate
Day 10:
El Calafate (day at leisure)
Day 11:
El Calafate (Perito Moreno Glacier) - Buenos Aires
Day 12:
Fly out from Buenos Aires
Hotels used in this tour
(hotels can be changed on request for most tours)
Buenos Aires
De Las Americas
165 rooms
hotel site
Americas Tower
100 rooms
hotel site
Hosteria Patagonia Jarke
15 rooms
hotel site
Los Acebos
56 rooms
hotel site
Altos Ushuaia
22 rooms
hotel site
Altiplanico Sur
22 rooms
hotel site
Puerto Natales
Weskar Patagonian Lodge
28 rooms
hotel site
Imago Hotel & Spa
54 rooms
hotel site
Day 1:
Arrive in Buenos Aires (City tour)
Arrival and reception at the airport; transfer to the hotel. Afterwards, city tour visiting the most interesting places
in Buenos Aires city: Plaza de Mayo, the Government House, the Cabildo, the Metropolitan Cathedral, Mayo Avenue, the Congress Palace, the Colón Theatre, La Boca neighborhood, Palermo, the Planetarium and La Recoleta with its cemetery where you will visit Evita's grave. Return to the hotel. Overnight in Buenos Aires.
Day 2:
Buenos Aires (Day at leisure)
Day at leisure to enjoy an excursion to Tigre, the Gaucho Party or know more about Buenos Aires with its museums, bars and architecture. At night dinner show where you will enjoy the sensual magnetism of tango, performed by the best tango dancers and singers. Overnight in Buenos Aires.
(Included meals: breakfast)
Day 3:
Buenos Aires - Ushuaia
Transfer to the airport to board the scheduled flight to Trelew. Arrival and reception at the airport; transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Ushuaia.
(Included meals: breakfast)
Day 4:
Ushuaia (Tierra del Fuego National Park - City tour) - Australis Cruise
In the morning, half day excurs
ion to Tierra del Fuego National park located 12 km (7.5 miles) away from the city. We will enjoy an excursion with multiple panoramic sights of the Beagle Channel, surrounded by mountains and forests of lengas, sour cherries, notros and flowers. We will pass through peat bogs and beaver dams to arrive at Lapataia river and Verde Lagoon. We will continue to Lapataia Bay stopping on the way to admire the lake Roca. Time for lunch (not included). Check in at Comapa office.
In the afternoon, enjoy a brief city tour including the End of the world museum. Afterwards, we will board the Australis cruise at 6 pm. The chaptain and the crew will give us a welcme cocktail. At 8.00 pm the ship will depart for the uttermost part of the earth. Overnight on board.
(Included meals: breakfast, dinner)
Day 5:
Australis Cruise (Cape Horn - Wulaia Bay)
We sail through the Murray channel and Nassau bay to reach Cape Horn national park, where we will disembark (weather permitting). The mythical Cape Horn was discovered in 1616, and it is a sheer, 425 meter (1,394 foot) high rocky promontory. The park was declared a World Biosphere Reserve
by UNESCO in June 2005. In the afternoon, we go ashore at historic Wulaia Bay, once the site of one of the region's largest Yamana aboriginal settlements. We will walk through a Magellanic forest of Lengas, Coihues, Canelos, ferns, and other native vegetation to reach a look-out point. Overnight on board.
(Included meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Day 6:
Agostini Sound - aguila Glacier (Stella) - Piloto and Nena Glacier (Via)
M/V Stella Australis: Agostini Sound - Aguila Glacier:
We will be sailing through Brecknock, Ocasión, Cockburn, and Magdalena Channels to enter the spectacular De Agostini Sound, in the heart of Darwin Mountain Range. In this area we can see glaciers descending the mountainside all the way down to the sea. In the afternoon, onboard Zodiac boats, we will route to Águila Glacier where we will take an easy walk all the way the base of the glacier. We will experience the beauty of Patagonia's cold rainforest and see how the power of nature molded the area's landscape.
M/V Via Australis: Piloto and Nena Glacier:
We will be sailing through Cockburn Channel to anchor in Chico Sound. Onboard Zodiac boats, we will explore Alakaluf Fjord and enjoy the view of Piloto and Nena Glaciers from the sea. The intense blue color of Piloto Glacier due to its compression and age draws attention. We will learn about the formation of glaciers and their influence on the abrupt geography of the Fuegian-Patagonian channels. Overnight on board.
(Included meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Day 7:
Australis Cruise (Magdalena Island) - Punta Arenas - Puerto Natales
Early in the morning, we go ashore on Magdalena island (weather permitting). Located in the Strait of Magellan, the island is inhabited by an immense colony of Magellan penguins which can be sighted during our walk to a lighthouse, which guides ships on their way through the strait. In September and April this excursion is replaced by a zodiac boat ride at Marta island to observe sea lions.
After our visit disembark at Punta Arenas to depart on regular transfer to Puerto Natales. Overnight in Puerto Natales.
(Included meals: breakfast)
Day 8:
Torres del Paine
Full day excursion to Torres del Paine national park.
Day dedicated to know the Torres del Paine National Park, declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. Road to the park we will stop at the ancient Milodon Cave. During the tour we will take a short hike to discover the Salto Grande. Lunch. During the afternoon, continue to the Grey Glacier sector, where there will be a hike through forests of beech and towering icebergs of Grey Glacier. Return to Puerto Natales. Overnight in Puerto Natales.
(Included meals: breakfast, box lunch)
Day 9:
Puerto Natales - El Calafate
In the morning transfer to the bus terminal to take the regular bus to El Calafate. Arrival and reception at the bus station; transfer to the hotel. Overnight in El Calafate.
(Included meals: breakfast)
Day 10:
El Calafate (day at leisure)
Day at leisure. We suggest take an optional navigation on Argentino lake or a excursion to El Chalten. Overnight in El Calafate.
(Included meals: breakfast)
Day 11:
El Calafate (Perito Moreno Glacier) - Buenos Aires
Departure from the hotel towards Perito Moreno glacier situated within Los Glaciares National par
k. Perito Moreno glacier is an imposing ice river that descends from the Southern Patagonian Ice Field causing, during its slow advance, ice cracks and thunderous bursts that turned the glacier into a world marvel in constant movement. A show that is impressive not only for its beauty, but also for the continuous roars that are heard from its innermost recesses. Because of its breathtaking beauty it was declared a Mankind Heritage by Unesco. A walk along through the paths allows you to admire this impressive wonder of nature from different view points. It is possible to take an optional boat trip to enjoy a different view of the glacier wall from the water level, allowing you to get a better idea of the height of its peaks and towers (1 hour of Navigation). Arrival at El Calafate and transfer to the aiport to board the scheduled flight to Buenos Aires. Arrival and reception at the aiport. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Buenos Aires.
(Included meals: breakfast)
Day 12:
Fly out from Buenos Aires
Transfer to Ezeiza International Airport to board the international flight.
(Included meals: breakfast)
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Springfield, MA - The Providence Bruins defeated the Springfield Falcons 3-2 Saturday evening at the MassMutual Center. The P-Bruins got their goals from Matt Bartkowski, Jeff Penner and Maxime Sauve. Providence is back in action at the Dunkin' Donuts Center Sunday at 4:05 p.m. for Amica Lip Balm Night against the Falcons.
After a scoreless opening period, the Falcons took a 1-0 lead at the 1:01 mark of the second period. Grant Clitsome tallied his fourth goal of the season, while Matt Calvert and Tomas Kubalik recorded the assists. Springfield made it 2-0 at the 8:00 mark, while on the power play. Clitsome netted his second goal of the game and fifth of the season with Chris D'Alvise and Nick Holden picking up the assists. The Falcons led 2-0 going into the second intermission.
Providence pulled within a goal at the 11:07 mark of the third period. Jamie Arniel passed the puck up the boards to Bartkowski at the point, who blasted the puck into the net for his third goal of the season. Fifty-three seconds later the P-Bruins tied the game at two. Bartkowski had the puck at the left point and sent it down the boards to Arniel. He fed the puck towards the front of the net, where Penner put it in for his third goal of the season. Providence took its first lead of the game with 2.1 seconds left in regulation, while on the power play. Penner carried the puck across the blue line and passed it off to Sauve, who snuck the puck into the net just inside the post for his fourth goal of the season. The P-Bruins went on to the 3-2 victory.
Nolan Schaefer stopped 26 of 28 shots for the P-Bruins, while David LeNeveu made 23 saves for the Falcons. The P-Bruins were 1-for-4 on the power play and 3-for-4 on the penalty kill.
Providence is back at the Dunkin' Donuts Center Sunday for Amica Lip Balm Night at 4:05 p.m. against the Falcons. Information on P-Bruins tickets for the 2010-11 season can be obtained by calling the team ticket office at (401) 273-5000 or by logging onto the team website at http://www.providencebruins.com/.


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STEVENS POINT, WI (UWSP) - Four Pointers have been named to the 2012-13 Northern Collegiate Hockey Association Men's All-Academic Team.
Four Pointers named to NCHA Men's All-Academic Team
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Graves, a communications major, receives the honor for the third time.
Freismuth is majoring in business marketing and has been named to the All-Academic Team for the second time.It's the first time both Hale and Jaegar have received All-Academic honors, both of whom are economics majors.


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Now that the election and the threat of falling off the fiscal cliff have subsided, maybe we can shift our focus to trade. If we assume continued growth of the global middle class, and I do, then food and agriculture trade opportunities are grand. But accessing these opportunities will require aggressively engaging in trade and policy. Here is why:
Time for real debate. For all the potential, there is very little serious debate about these growing economies and how we can spur our own economy through trade with them. The present administration has paid much lip service to doubling U.S. exports of all goods by 2015. Doing so will require developing transparent, defensible and consistent trade policies—which require significant political support and a depth of commitment and understanding regarding the value of trade. In recent years, agriculture has not conveyed this kind of commitment or shown any appreciation for the long-term value, benefit and necessity of trade to our industry.
The significant price gains in the past five years for oilseeds and grains were driven by the emergence of a robust middle class largely in East Asia and South Asia. Although early trade policy and market development were essential, I don't think it is dismissive of these efforts to suggest that the more recent gains were as much a result of rapidly increasing demand driven by unprecedented growth in the global middle class. The volumes required and the price scope of this new demand for energy and improved diets were largely unpredicted.
The meat, poultry and dairy industries are benefiting from this new demand. They are working to expand their international market presence. Yet much of their response to increased prices for protein meal and grain has been to focus inwardly. They and many of their customers lashed out at price increases for feed materials, which were driven by energy demand. Their business models weren't and in many cases are still not designed to accommodate emerging global middle-class expectations.
The Barack Obama administration was slow to complete the passage of the Panamanian, South Korean and Colombian free trade agreements (FTAs). The White House did not get serious about their passage until after the 2010 elections. Even agriculture was slow at best, and reluctant at worst, to push aggressively for their passage. Again, this relates to the perception of how the FTAs would impact U.S. job growth, as opposed to looking at what is clearly a growing economic pie.
Now the discussion has begun in regard to the Trans-Pacific Partnership and a U.S.–European Union FTA. Ag policy leaders are already staking out what should or should not be accommodated for ag to support the proposed FTAs. As opposed to developing strategies for new opportunities, we tend to fight last year's battles. That is not a sound strategy.
Look ahead. We need to stay focused on the big picture. By "we," I mean all of us: the ag community as well as political and policy leaders.
Since the passage of the agriculture agreement that was part of the Uruguay Round of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the first-ever international agricultural trade agreement, our commitment to policy discussions has been worndown by a multitude of failed discussions and agreements, topped off by a host of new non-tariff trade barriers and sanitary and phytosanitary issues.
If we are going to share in the exciting new global food and agricultural trade opportunities, we must step back, regroup, rethink and reposition ourselves with respect to the importance and value of food and agricultural trade.
This is just the beginning. While I was at the U.S. Grains Council, we initiated, in conjunction with our Tokyo Foreign Agricultural Service colleagues Geoff Wiggin and Jeff Nawn, a research study entitled Food 2040 to illuminate the opportunities and challenges confronting agriculture, particularly in East and South Asia, in the next 30 years. I've gleaned two basic insights from the study:
Our food industry was built on and led by domestic consumer demand, in the context of a relatively sparse population and an abundance of natural resources. This resulted in the development of a commodity grain and oilseed sector, which allowed for the buildout of an efficient commodity animal protein sector—which, in turn, drove the development of an ever-evolving processing, branding, marketing, distribution and food safety system.
Unique challenges. The newly emerging middle-class markets don't have the luxury of sparse populations, adequate resources and the time to replicate the evolution of our 150-year-old agriculture and food system miracle.
More significantly, their economies have been led by industrial production for export, which generates economic growth and income to be used for the consumption of higher quality foods and energy and other goods and services. They have built these economies on a more aggressive urbanization model than the U.S. Yet they have created substantial wealth and purchasing power.
They cannot replicate our system. But they have the resources to buy what they need. They will build a system to accommodate their demands for nutrition, taste, food safety, distribution, dietary requirements and convenience—on their own terms, within their own regulatory systems, to which we will have to respond if we wish to serve these markets.
The opportunity is enormous. So is the competition. The question now is, are we willing to commit policy, economic support, time and leadership resources to the development of this new world trade order?
Thomas Dorr is the president of Thomas C. Dorr & Associates, a firm specializing in the development of food and agricultural trade. His 30 years in rural financial and economic development provide him with a unique perspective on domestic and international strategic opportunities. He recently spoke at the Farm Journal Forum in Washington, D.C.
To learn more about the growing demand in China and the opportunity it offers for U.S. agriculture, visit www.FarmJournalForum.com/trade
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Congratulations to Olivia Renne, Petworth Library's winner of "The Book that Shaped Me" Essay contest! Co-sponsored by the Library of Congress and DCPL, our writing contest required rising fifth- and sixth-grade students to craft a 500-word essay on a book that made an indelible impression on them.
Olivia wrote about Wonder, a highly praised new novel by first-time author R.J. Polacio. The story centers around "Auggie", a bright, funny and sensitive 10-year old boy with a severe craniofacial abnormality who tries to make the transition from homeschooling in his protective family environment, to the social pressures and pleasures that may await him in the fifth grade at Beecher Prep.
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In Wendy Hammond's Julie Johnson, a New Jersey mom goes on a life-changing journey without ever straying far from home.
Initially, she's a high school dropout married to an abusive, controlling cop as she tries her best to raise their two teen daughters. When the audience says goodnight to Julie a couple of hours later, she has earned a GED, is studying hard to get into a prestigious science-focused college, and is trying hard to cope with the pain of losing the woman whose love and support helped transform her.
From start to finish, Julie doesn't leave Hoboken. But her courage in the face of frustration, criticism and a judgmental world shapes a new woman headed for a better life.
Kim Ehly, the founder and artistic director of Fort Lauderdale's Kutumba Theatre Project, played the title role in Julie Johnson when the now-defunct Sol Theatre Project produced the play in 2006. Now Kutumba is revisiting the play in an absorbing production staged by Ehly.
By setting the mid-'90s play in the late 1980s, Ehly places Julie (Valentina Izarra) and her best pal Claire (Casey Dressler) squarely into a blue-collar world unlikely to have much empathy for women who forge a romantic connection after leaving their marriages. The deeply ingrained homophobic attitudes of that time and place are voiced by Claire, who is initially appalled when Julie confesses her evolving feelings.
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Julie Johnson doesn't work without an appealing Julie, and Kutumba's production certainly has one in Izarra. She is quirky as she reveals to Claire the stacks of science magazines she has hidden from her hubby, as if they were porn; sympathetic as she bears the verbal abuse of her self-centered daughters Lisa (Skylar Voelker) and Frankie (Julianna Rector); needy and determined as she interacts with her influential teacher, Mr. Miranda (Doug Wetzel). Izarra's radiant Julie weathers each setback, and the audience roots for her as she pursues her dreams.
Ehly has said that she launched the LGBT-focused Kutumba to bring stories that reflect the community's experiences to the stage, focusing most frequently on lesbian-themed plays. Julie Johnson, a piece about one woman's successful search for her authentic self, is a resonant realization of Ehly's mission.


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- Liga Mexicana de Béisbol: Aguila de Veracruz
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- College World Series (National Collegiate Athletic Association): The College of the Holy Cross defeated the University of Missouri in the best-of-three finals, 8 - 4 (Details)
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