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My 93 Ford Aerostar Starts Up After A 7 Year Sleep
To all you Jackasses out there, Read this first. Starting it to take it with me when my house gets sold once the water damage is repaired. As I was trying to rock it out of the ground it because it sunk in over the years I did a small burnout with it in the dirt. By the way, doing a burnout with the door open like that. Bad idea, as you can see that I smoked my own ass out. lol This van has served me well. My family took me and my brother on road trips with it and then I took it on my own road trips when I was using it everyday. I parked it in my backyard by my storage unit in 2007 and it hasn't ran or moved since until 1-15-2014. The reason why I parked it was because the overdrive goes on and off until it reaches 70 mph. That and I have to add a quart of oil to the engine before reaching 3,000 miles on an oil change. The AC compressor went out. I put a new one in and it only lasted a year. I just don't want to put any money in it anymore. Besides, it's a pain in the ass to work on and there are many things that is wrong with it. But it survived my mother over heating it in it's early life before I owned it. The engine is worn out because of it over heating from my mother. It has 271,000 miles on it and I didn't think that it was going to start after sitting for so long with seven year old gas in the tank. But you can see the look on my face in the video that I was impressed that it did. Just by putting a battery in it and getting the starter to loosen up and finally turn the engine over. The reason why I broke the passenger side window is because the door was stuck shut and I was trying to get it open. Why did I park it instead of getting rid of it? Well original I was saving it to take it to Dave's Farm and finish what ever life it had left in it over there. But now I have a new idea. I'm going to take it to a Demolition Derby and have fun with it before junking it. It had a good life and it ran it's course. It served me well, and now we party.
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A profile of a previously unknown rookie pitcher for the Mets who dropped out of Harvard, made a spiritual quest to Tibet, and somewhere along the line figured out how to throw a baseball much, much faster than anyone else on Earth.
Decades after the body of beauty queen Irene Garza was pulled from an irrigation canal, there is still only one suspect: John Feit, the priest who heard her final confession.
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The black messianic leader, known as Father Divine, that Jim Jones admired.
A tornado causes physical and psychological turmoil in a religious community.
"The next morning, I ran through the streets in my pajamas, screaming for somebody, anybody. I finally found Daddy standing at the edge of the detention pond behind the church. It was full of all sorts of stuff: cars, tree trunks, gas grills, hot water heaters, and two bodies. The bodies were naked, and I didn't recognize them at first. But then I saw their faces. It was Brother Mack and the second Hillyer girl. They were facing each other, impaled by a metal post from the chain link fence, pushed together like two pieces of chicken on a kebab."
A newfound faith wreaks havoc on a relationship.
"I broke commandments left and right, several more than once. Coveting neighbor's wife (well, neighbor's husband)? Check. Taking the Lord's name in vain? Big fat check. Lying? Too many times to count. But that was before I met Augustine. He'd made me better. Almost good (I still had a filthy mouth). That's how I defined Love now. How could I ever see it another way? How could I ever see it with anyone else?"
Nearly 50 years ago, a penniless monk arrived in Manhattan, where he began to build an unrivaled community of followers—and a reputation for sexual abuse.
Religious mysteries surround a strange young child.
"'And of course the one book she had arrived with onto the stoop was none other than a New International version of The Holy Bible, which sparked the longest conversation the girl and I ever had. One afternoon while her alleged father was in the basement workshop of his, tinkering. I sat there flipping its pages and heard her clonking down the hall. Now, was I looking for notes or marginalia? Arguments? So I see the souped-up red lights and then there she is, sitting on the floor in front of me with a banana in one hand and a stuffed doll in the other, suspicious narrow eyes. Asking whether I was a Catholic. I am indeed, I told her, which she answered by affirming, me too. Which gave me pause, cautious not to trigger and witness again her version of tears. Well, I said, technically speaking, that isn't true. Not until you take your first communion. And at this point she stared into my own face in a way I couldn't describe if you gave me a full week.'"
On the border of Utah and Arizona, Mormon fundamentalists have long lived according to their own rules. When a former sect member and his family moved to the town where he'd grown up, they expected a homecoming. What they got was a war.
Struggling with sobriety, a man considers faith in all its complications.
"Wishes pour out of me, spilling onto the couch like blood from a bull on an altar. Big wishes for the whole of humanity—world peace and things like that— then, medium wishes—a better job, a wife, kids even, which I've never, ever wanted before, and even small wishes I laugh at but still mean—the Cubs in the Series, for example. I wish to hate booze, wish that my stomach would catch fire and burn me to death from the inside out if I ever take another drink. I wish for a better life, for a new me, for a better spirit. Without knowing exactly what that means, I wish for a better spirit."
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On F. Scott Fitzgerald's birthday, a repost from 2012:In this previously-unpublished Fitzgerald story, a saleswoman wants a cigarette, and perhaps encounters something more profound.
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A survivor of conversion therapy gets the wedding of her dreams.
On the rise in gay teens who are cast out by their families.
One rabbi's tactics against husbands who refuse to divorce their wives.
Scenes from a scary faith healing session.
"The one to be delivered shook at the apostle's touch, recoiled from his voice. His boots stamped the floor, wrung more sweat free from his jumping body. It was darkest bluest winter and the one was dressed for the weather, had kept his coat on the whole dance. The look in his eyes, the exhaustion, the fear, his and not his. He named some of his demons at sentence length, readying his voice for story, but the apostle stopped him."
A classis psychological work on Hawthorne's 210th birthday.
"The cause of so much amazement may appear sufficiently slight. Mr. Hooper, a gentlemanly person, of about thirty, though still a bachelor, was dressed with due clerical neatness, as if a careful wife had starched his band, and brushed the weekly dust from his Sunday's garb. There was but one thing remarkable in his appearance. Swathed about his forehead, and hanging down over his face, so low as to be shaken by his breath, Mr. Hooper had on a black veil. On a nearer view it seemed to consist of two folds of crape, which entirely concealed his features, except the mouth and chin, but probably did not intercept his sight, further than to give a darkened aspect to all living and inanimate things. With this gloomy shade before him, good Mr. Hooper walked onward, at a slow and quiet pace, stooping somewhat, and looking on the ground, as is customary with abstracted men, yet nodding kindly to those of his parishioners who still waited on the meeting-house steps. But so wonder-struck were they that his greeting hardly met with a return."
A driver and passenger engage in uneasy political and social discourse.
"Darshan could all too easily picture Malik at prayer while on the job. He saw every detail--head bowed, eyed shut, both hands clutching the wheel as a laundry list of requests was whispered towards heaven: a new carburetor for the engine, a new dress for the wife, new sneakers for the children. Each and every petty need enunciated like a brave but modest child, the requests a thing of beauty in their humility, a delicate song of worship and desire that would only come to an end when Malik veered slightly into the opposing lane and plowed directly into the headlights of an oncoming sixteen-wheeler."
A deaf boy and his mother take part in an odd religious community.
"My mother wasn't always this way. Before the accident we never even went to church, never mind twice in one day. Then my dad had to go and wrap his car around a tree and mumble some crazy shit about angels and white tunnels while he's dying. It was just bad luck that brought us here. My mother Googled churches in the area, and it's no surprise which ranked number one on the search results page."
A mysterious figure appears to early settlers in Wisconsin.
"t would make sense to Tellie later, after she'd hear it at the mill, after she'd race back the four miles in her bare feet to the home of the family where she'd just that morning left her babies, that it had happened to Adele Brise in the woods. The Lady, the Queen of Heaven, showing herself."
A long, philosophical courtship between a wealthy man and an intelligent woman.
"She looked up. Man and manservant were circling the property. They picked their way slowly, gazing down, grimly. She had not seen anyone move like this; it was the walk of people in a graveyard who knew all the buried. He was wrong. For him it was a test of devotion. Her devotion had nothing to do with it. She craved that man's face and hands, her sweetest concern was what he would say next, the air she liked best had the damp of his breath in it."
Memories of the magical, enlightened daughter of a religious leader.
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The Patriots watched 13 defensive players come off the board, along with trading down twice before Bill Belichick finally grabbed New England's first pick of 2010, with the team taking cornerback Devin McCourty with the 27th overall selection.
McCourty is a 5'11" 193-pounds out of Rutgers who during his college career definitely impressed. According to CBS McCourty held receivers to only 42 receptions for 386 yards on 158 passes targeted into his area, meaning that quarterbacks completed just 26.58 percent of those tosses and their intended targets were limited to 9.19 yards per pass completion and 2.44 yards per attempt. Some experts also say he was the best Special Teams player in the draft.
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The battle between East Tennessee State and Tusculum didn't turn out to be much of a battle at all as Tusculum was handed a 108-87 defeat on Monday at ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
East Tennessee State got 28 points from Jalen Riley and another 26 points from Rashawn Rembert. Kinard Gadsden-Gilliard contributed 5 assists, while Lester Wilson cleaned the glass with 9 rebounds.
Tusculum got a 20-point performance from Addison Flynn, who was supported by 18 points from Chase Mounce. Darius Carter had 5 assists in a losing cause for Tusculum, while Chase Mounce grabbed 5 rebounds.
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During a splendid half-hour interview with the novelist Margaret Atwood on the BBC News Channel this week, the interviewer asked something about the way the writer had ended her latest novel. Ms Atwood's eyes widened and her friendly gaze became menacing. "You're not going to talk about the ending!" she half asked, half demanded, incredulously.
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Agencies may need to conduct an acquisition overhaul in order to fill high-level contract management and program management positions.
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"Although hiring is one solution, I think that in this tight budget environment, we also need to look at this problem from a more comprehensive, end-to-end perspective, to really start building a pipeline of talent in strengthening the workforce," Pitera said.
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The Navy announced recently plans to increase the number of acquisition employees by 16 percent, or 6,000 new employees, to handle issues with warships that were causing over-budget problems and sailing late, according to DoDBuzz.com.
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All ONA committees and advisory boards, chaired and run by Board members and other community leaders, work with the ONA Executive Director and staff to focus on issues of importance to digital journalists.
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All Board officers are members of the ONA Executive Committee, which guides decision-making and offers advice on high-level strategy and initiatives and organizational operations. Its members also may serve on or chair other ONA committees. The committee is supported and advised by Jane McDonnell, Executive Director, and Alison Schary, ONA General Counsel.
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Volatile Knowing refers to the potential for positive change that can result when parents and teachers talk with each other about the politics and policies of externally defined accountability mandates in education. This text tells the story of twelve teachers and parents who breached the unofficial but deeply inscribed home/school divide to discuss the current accountability-for-uniformity movement that has overtaken the nation's educational agenda at federal, state, and local levels. This kind of volatile knowing offers hope for progressively-minded citizens: that together, parents and teachers can ignite a new, child-centered movement for accountability and creativity in America's public schools. Volatile Knowing is based on a qualitative case study of a particular group of parents and teachers who studied and discussed information about the accountability movement that is typically censored in mainstream media coverage. The themes that emerged in this study are presented through the lens of Foucault's analysis of the workings of modern power. By making the exercise of hierarchical power visible to readers, it is hoped that Volatile Knowing will prompt an expanding conversation and ongoing study of the ways in which the people's definitional authority in their schools and society can be both lost and found.
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analysis compared these behavioral categories to shopping carts, it revealed
that 86% of total sales from all segments were from the wine novices,
one of the smaller customer segments. "They decided to use the information
to market different messages to different groups," says Rubel. "To this
day, if you look at wine.com advertising online or off, you see messages
like 'wine shouldn't be that hard,' or 'wine for the rest of us.'"
With new analytics technology, the possibilities for slicing, dicing
and cooking up marketing programs out of customer data are seemingly endless.
Check out how many of your customers who bought the black sweater also
looked at but didn't buy the gray pants, for instance, and target those
shoppers with an e-mail offer of 25% off gray pants. That's not to say,
though, that hypersegmentation is the best marketing use of customer data,
or that it's even practical for every e-retailer or product category.
Starting at
one thing, it can be expensive. Developing later and even more sophisticated
generations of software, Personify, for example, now counts a number of
Fortune 500 companies among its clients-it's currently scaling up an analytics
program big enough to handle customer data at L.L. Bean, for example.
And it's charging prices to match. Software starts at about $325,000 and
a company may spend another $50,000 to $100,000 to deploy and integrate
it. "A large multichannel retailer will spend about half a million with
us on consulting support services, deployment and integration costs,"
says Rubel. Personify also offers analytics as a hosted application, with
a one-time upfront fee of about $250,000 and an annual hosting fee of
Another barrier is that supersegmenting customer data to drive highly
personalized marketing adds layers of complexity to marketing and IT operations
that can be difficult to manage. Amazon.com wowed the rest of e-retail
a few years ago when it applied collaborative filtering technology to
drive product recommendations to individual shoppers. But what might make
sense for books and CDs doesn't necessarily make sense in other product
categories. Take apparel; to be specific, the classic, casual apparel
that's the mainstay at Eddie Bauer. Though Eddie Bauer's offering includes
a selection of trendier clothing and accessories, the customer's choice
is often much simpler: it's khakis with pleats or without. When the assortment
is basic, attempting to segment customers into multiple layers based on
product preferences is less apt to pay off, believes Michael Boyd, director
of customer relationship management for Eddie Bauer.
"Every time you slice the pie into smaller pieces, you have less and
less difference between the customers who end up in the different segments,"
says Boyd. "Our experience tells us that if you take a pool of customers
and segment them into two groups by whatever most differentiates them,
and talk to the two groups differently, you're going to get a better return
on investment for that activity than you'll get on any subsequent breaks."
now, drawing customer groups broadly is affording retailers a balance
between true one-to-one marketing, e-marketing's much-discussed but little-seen
Holy Grail, and a one-size-fits all approach that doesn't segment at all.
CDNow is developing profiles of six customer segments characterized by
such parameters as volume of past purchases and whether they're new to
the site. The segmentation will be used to develop different approaches
online, says Amy Belew, vice president of customer service and operations.
"We might tell a customer with a long wish list that there's a sale coming
up," she said. "Or you might not want an e-mail from a high-volume customer
to have to wait long in a queue of e-mails from other customers."
Eddie Bauer has for now segmented its customers into two groups, but
not, as is frequently the case, based on what they buy. Rather, it bases
the segmentation on how customers shop-whether they are convenience buyers
or like to take the time to assemble an outfit (see box).
But Eddie Bauer-or any retailer-can't market to the segments without
the systems to make that marketing possible. And so Eddie Bauer has been
focusing on creating the single view of a customer. "For us, back end
integration has been a higher priority than sending out targeted emails
in the near term," Boyd says. "The email marketing tactic is new enough
that most of us are still building infrastructure that lets us integrate
those contacts with the rest of our contacts. Ultimately the big win is
having the single view of all outbound communications to the customer
and being able to manage those centrally."
Is it really
Bauer's choice between wanting to do the marketing and making sure it
has the appropriate technology, techniques and systems in place illustrates
the dilemma that faces e-retailers as each new wave of technology hits:
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Byrd entered Wednesday's game with one hit in his first 18 at-bats for an .056 average. Byrd drove in a run with a single in his second at-bat during the season opener and has gone hitless since. He batted .273 (18-for-66) during spring training.
"I think mechanically he's got to be a little more linear to handle pitches," Sveum said before Wednesday's game. "But it's still early yet. Guys get going a little bit later than other guys. We got to be a little bit better against right-hand pitching. That's the bottom line. Our right-hand hitters, we have to take what the pitcher's giving us. We got to be better at that on the outer part of a plate."
Byrd has had varied success in the early goings of a season throughout his major league career, which began with the Philadelphia Phillies in 2003. He had just two hits in his first six games in 2010, but both of those were home runs. In 2009, he hit safely in his first six games, which included a five-hit performance.
Sveum hopes to see Byrd, who was hitting eighth in the order Wednesday, make adjustments to his hitting approach.
"When, what date or whatever, you don't put a time limit on it," Sveum said. "There's a time where there's got to be adjustments to be made. Whether that's a week, two weeks, three weeks, four weeks into the season. The bottom line is production is what this job is all about. We got to make adjustments. That's how people survive in the big leagues."
Byrd hit .276 with nine home runs, 35 RBIs in 119 games in 2011. He had a career-high 16-game hitting streak last season from April 28-May 16.


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Layered Fudge Bars
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Light brown sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs), packed
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|All purpose flour
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Baking soda
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Quick oats
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Chocolate chips
|6 Ounce
|1 Tablespoon
|Sweetened condensed milk
|1 Can (10 oz)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
1)In a bowl, beat together shortening and sugar.
2)Add egg and 1/2 teaspoon vanilla and beat.
3)In a bowl, mix together flour, soda and 1/4 tea- spoon salt and add to creamed mixture.
4)Add oats and keep aside 1 cup oat mixture.
5)Take a 10 x 7-inch pan and press remaining oat mixture against its bottom.
6)In a double boiler mix chocolate chips, butter, condensed milk and remaining salt.
7)Stir until chocolate chips are melted over boiling water and add remaining vanilla and nuts.
8)Spread the mixture on oat layer and then spread the reserved oat mixture over top.
9)Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes.
10)Slice the fudge into bars and serve it to the kids.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 348 Calories from Fat 141
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 16 g24.6%
Saturated Fat 4.9 g24.6%
Trans Fat 0.9 g
Cholesterol 22.7 mg7.6%
Sodium 218.1 mg9.1%
Total Carbohydrates 48 g16%
Dietary Fiber 2.1 g8.4%
Sugars 27.9 g
Protein 6 g12.7%
Vitamin A 1.8% Vitamin C 0.82%
Calcium 7.2% Iron 4.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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The northeast Indiana town had been abuzz with chatter and speculation about who the lucky winner might be since the Hoosier Lottery announced that one ticket purchased at the retailer was worth $1 million in the Tuesday, December 6 Mega Millions drawing. Redden discovered he was the ticketholder everybody was looking for when he checked his Mega Millions ticket Wednesday afternoon. He immediately called his girlfriend and blurted out "It's me!"
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Redden says he got a kick out of listening to people speculate about who the winner might be over the weekend.
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The first thing Redden plans to do with his winnings is have central air installed in the home he shares with his girlfriend.
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Tortellini With Spinach Pesto Dip
|Pine nuts/Chopped walnuts
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), sliced
|Lemon juice
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Spinach/1 package frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained
|1 Pound, trimmed and chopped
|Olive oil
|1 Teaspoon
|Grated parmesan cheese
|3 Tablespoon
|8 Ounce
Place the pine nuts, garlic, lemon juice, spinach, and olive oil in an electric blender or food processor, and whirl for 1 minute.
Transfer to a small bowl and mix in the cheese; set aside.
Cook the tortellini according to package directions, omitting the salt.
Drain, rinse under cold running water, and drain again.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1198 Calories from Fat 449
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 51 g79.2%
Saturated Fat 18 g90.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 134.8 mg44.9%
Sodium 1828.2 mg76.2%
Total Carbohydrates 130 g43.2%
Dietary Fiber 15.2 g60.9%
Sugars 5.4 g
Protein 64 g128.6%
Vitamin A 861.2% Vitamin C 217.2%
Calcium 130.6% Iron 97%
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Probes are robotic drones and stand at at the forefront of protoss colonization and military efforts.[1] They were originally designed by the Khalai Caste to lay the foundation for protoss colonies on hostile worlds where living workers would be at too great a risk.[2] Probes are functional, light, and easy to produce. Their outer shell does not offer much in the way of protection (even factoring in their plasma shield) but it allows probes to operate virtually anywhere without sacrificing speed or mobility. The frame can also absorb light and turn it into energy, forgoing the need for a power supply.[1]
The probe truly shines in its service to protoss military might, providing service to the nexus of any protoss base. They are also used to warp in structures, manufacturing and planting micro-beacons, allowing fully functional buildings to be warped in over interstellar distances.[3] This process enables the protoss to quickly settle on new worlds, or establish nexus points to strike at their enemies, while only using a handful of probes.
As multipurpose platforms designed to operate in hazardous environments (likely teeming with dangerous creatures), probes are equipped with a miniature energy projector,[1] which shoots out a particle beam.[3] Commonly used to collect samples and mineral crystals, the beam can be boosted to cause kinetic damage to targets deemed a threat.[1] Probes are also often used as rudimentary spies, sent ahead to survey the potential locations of enemy encampments.[4]
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Probes are controlled by an artificial intelligence. Even after the Brood War, it is not uncommon to see hundreds of probes lining the streets of a protoss settlement, performing one task or another.
Probes are able to construct facilities from scratch. If the situation calls for it, probes may be used as a last line of defense. [5]
Game UnitEdit
- For StarCraft gameplay information see: Probe (StarCraft).
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StarCraft: GhostEdit
The probe seemingly appears in StarCraft: Ghost, although its function(s) are unknown.
StarCraft IIEdit
- For StarCraft II gameplay information see: Probe (StarCraft II).
- For StarCraft II in-game quotations see: StarCraft II Probe Quotations.
Known ProbesEdit
A probe pet is available in Diablo III for those who purchase the digital deluxe or collector's edition of StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void.[6]


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