text:
A lovely vibrant soup to give your immune system a jump-start to Autumn. It's this time of year that we need to be increasing our vital nutrients to protect us against nasty illnesses going around! This soup will help kick-start your system.
2 or 3 large parsnips chopped
2 large carrots chopped
1 large onion chopped
2 garlic cloves chopped
2 sticks of celery chopped
Organic vegetable stock 1.8ltr roughly
About half a bag of spinach or slightly less
Season salt and pepper
Start by gently frying the vegetables in olive oil for about 10 minutes or until they soften and the onion start to brown. Add the stock and bring to the boil, place the lid on and turn the heat down to simmer for about another 10 minutes, add the salt and pepper. Then add the spinach a little at a time and stir in until it has all wilted. Take off the heat leave to cool slightly. Then take a hand blender and carefully blend the soup to your desired consistency. Serve warm with lovely thick fresh bread.


text:
It definitely was an odd feeling to leave Philadelphia Saturday morning and finally arrive in Hong Kong late Easter Sunday night. A delayed flight, three-quarters of a day in the air and a 12-hour time difference does tend to rearrange what seems normal. I wound up spending those "missing" hours catching up on some sleep, eating better-than-I-expected airline-provided Chinese noodles and watching in-flight movies (wish I would've dozed off during Gulliver's Travels rather than The King's Speech).
Fortunately, my bags made it to China despite almost being lost in Chicago. Apparently, the destination tag fell off my luggage in transit from Philly. A U.S. Airways representative was nice enough to call me after seeing a contact card and find out where my next stop was. Otherwise, who knows where all my clothes would be now.
My trip from the Hong Kong International Airport to my hotel – The W – lacked for drama and I'm grateful for that. The poor driver kept apologizing because more than once he flipped on the windshield wipers rather than the turn signal. He didn't seem to be a fan of Japanese-made cars.
My first impressions of Hong Kong were comforting. It's amazing how familiar things can look in a strange place. We crossed over a spitting image of the Golden Gate Bridge, dealt with the hassles of some late-night highway construction and passed sign after sign that read: Don't Drink and Drive. It did take me a while, though, to get settled in my hotel room. I stared at the shower for a few minutes before I figured out how to turn it on (see confounding image below). I suspected operator error when I couldn't quite get the plug adapter to work. Turns out it was just broken. I couldn't believe in-room Internet access was $40/hour. Then I remembered to convert the currency and the price significantly dropped.
TV here isn't quite what I'm used to in the U.S. There are versions of ESPN, CNN, CNBC and Fox News, but there's a clear programming time lag. I quickly lost interest in the Yankees/Orioles game when I already knew who won.
So there you have it. That's a recap of my first hours in Hong Kong. Here's what you can expect during the coming days: Over the next week, I'll be following around a few of the good folks from Dard Products. We'll head to a factory in Shenzhen, experience the massive Hong Kong Gifts & Premium Fair and haggle to get some deals in a local marketplace. I also plan to interview other industry execs who are here in Hong Kong, as well as some locals to get a sense of trade/labor challenges (and benefits) in Asia. I'll be taking pictures wherever I am for a slide show, plus I'll be shooting video that will eventually be turned into a TV-type report, similar to what you might see on the local news (that's the goal, at least).
If anybody has any ideas for places for me to see, or just wants to say hi (either in-person here in Hong Kong or from back home), email me at email@example.com.
And by the way…Happy Belated Easter
This is Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour packed with dozens of ships.
There was a touch of Easter at my bedside table.
Here's the fancy shower that made me scratch my head
Monday, April 25, 2011
Dave Blogs From Hong Kong
Posted by Dave and Nanette at 7:58 PM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The actress Ellen Burstyn has had more than her share of hard times. She had a mother who didn't love her. She was already divorced twice when her third husband became an abusive stalker. But asked during a 2007 interview with a Toronto radio station what the low point of her life was, this is what she said, according to a Lifesite News transcription:
After a pause during which the interviewer prompted her about single motherhood, struggles with her son and more, Burstyn said, "You know, I guess, I hate to talk about this on the air, but having an abortion."
Burstyn continued, "You know that was really an extremely painful experience."
"Did you feel you didn't have a choice?" asked the interviewer. "At the time I was just young and dumb, I didn't really want to have a baby then," she replied.
"It was the wrong thing to do and I really didn't understand that till later," said the actress.
"That was very very painful, that was probably the worst."
Ms. Burstyn, now 81, is talking about abortion again. In an interview on WNYC's "Death, Sex, Money" podcast series, Ms. Burstyn and host Anna Sale had the following exchange:
Sale: Speaking of a young woman with wanderlust, in the early months of leaving home, you discovered you were pregnant. It was 1950.
Burstyn: "That was before I left home. I was still in Detroit. When I left home, I was 18. I think that was just before then. Yeah at that time, there were no legal abortions. And you could only get an illegal abortion. And that's not a pretty sight. There's nothing but shame connected to that. And although I don't recommend abortion to anybody, I don't think it's a good thing to do, at the same time if women are pregnant and don't want to have a baby, under any circumstances to take care of a baby, they will get an abortion one way or another. And if it's illegal, they will get an illegal abortion. As I did. And it's a scarring experience …
Sale: Did you go alone?
Burstyn: … I had no one. I had no one to go with me. That's not a good way to go. It's not a good experience. It's harmful. And I would always, if I had the opportunity, counsel somebody — a girl –to not have an abortion. To have the child and give it up for adoption. But, it has to be legal."
Sale: Is that because of what you personally experienced, having gotten an abortion, that you advise against it?
Burstyn: Yes. Yeah, I think it's a very traumatic experience, not necessarily at the time, but later. It doesn't go away.
The host then asks if the abortion played a role in her inability to get pregnant later, and Ms. Burstyn replies: "The illegal abortion just botched me up so I could never get pregnant again."
It's disappointing, of course, that Ms. Burstyn still thinks abortion should be legal, but her logic is flawed.
Making abortion legal did not make it safe. Women still die. Women are still injured. Women still lose their fertility. We have to stop pretending that making abortion legal made it safe and sanitary. That is just not the case.
As I wrote about in my book, Recall Abortion, a pregnancy termination is like no other medical procedure. There is no pre-admission testing, no meeting beforehand with the doctor, no follow-up care.
On the day of an abortion procedure, women arrive at free-standing abortion clinics – many of them uninspected and completely unregulated – pay their cash (usually) up front, and see the "doctor" for the first time when they are already on the exam table.
My book and the Silent No More website are full of stories of women who received sub-standard care at abortion clinics. Tamah Warren of Tennessee recalls how, when the pain of the procedure (being performed without anesthesia) became too great, one of the women attending the doctor gave her a washcloth to bite down on. Can you imagine that happening at any other medical facility?
Kim in Mississippi remembers changing her mind and telling the doctor she wanted to get off the table. "After that, I was forcefully held down by two people and given another sedative."
Can you imagine the lawsuit if this happened in a dentist's office, or at any legitimate medical facility?
Don't tell me that making abortion illegal will bring back the back-alley abortionists. The abortion industry never left the back alley, they just took their shingles off the back door and put it on the front door.
Ms. Burstyn says abortion has to remain legal because women are always going to have abortions, no matter the risk. I argue in my book that abortion has to be taken off the market because it is a failed product that harms women and kills their children. Which approach makes more sense to you: Keeping a dangerous procedure legal, or looking for life-saving options?
We don't know how many women died from illegal abortion before Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton because the people who were fighting for legalization lied. We don't know how many women have died from legal abortion since 1973 because reliable statistics are impossible to find. The deck is stacked against life.
But we do know that times have changed. Even though abortion in 1950 was no less wrong than it is today, we have to acknowledge that is it NOT 1950 anymore. An unplanned pregnancy is not the catastrophe it was in the past. Texas gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis, for all her pro-abortion filibustering, was a single teenage mother. Cathy Lanier had a baby at 14 and now she's the chief of police of Washington, D.C.
There are three times as many pregnancy resource centers as there are abortion clinics, and growing numbers of maternity homes, so there are real options for women now. Choices that no one has to die for.
And then there is the loving choice of adoption, which is so often dismissed. After discussing her abortion and how it robbed her of her fertility, Ms. Burstyn talks about the son she adopted.
"I do have the feeling my son is my son, period… When you mother a child, that relationship is formed."
We need to stop accepting the premise that finding adoptive parents for a child is somehow worse than abortion. That's a ludicrous argument. Hundreds of thousands of couples undertake unhealthy, immoral and frankly, strange, procedures to become parents while more than a million babies a year are literally thrown away in this country alone. One woman's unplanned pregnancy can be another woman's treasured child and that is the truth.
Even though I disagree with Ms. Burstyn about keeping abortion legal, I'm glad she was honest about her own experience. As long as we are, for better or worse, a celebrity-obsessed culture, let's make sure to tune in when someone in the spotlight has the courage to tell the truth about abortion. And pay attention, again, to what Ms. Burstyn said about abortion with the clarity of hindsight:
"I think it's a very traumatic experience, not necessarily at the time, but later. It doesn't go away."
If you agree with me that it's time to recall abortion, please go to RecallAbortion.com and sign the petition.


text:
Big-wave surfers in Hawaii and California are preparing for the biggest waves of the year this weekend after a massive, 8.9-magnitude earthquake hit Japan on Friday, triggering tsunami warnings across the U.S. West Coast as well as in 19 other countries.
Here's the latest from the National Weather Service.
The tsunami warning suggests that all coastal residents in the watch area should prepare for possible evacuation, with the waves expected to hit the West Coast after 7 a.m. local time this morning.
The high-wave period can continue for many hours after the initial waves arrive.
Harbor officials in California, however, are cautioning that surfers and beachgoers stay out of the water because of the wave surges and currents that have been traveling over 500 miles.
Vandenberg Air Force Base on the Central Coast of California has already closed down all of its beaches this morning, as have a number of other beaches across the state.
Many pro surfers have chimed in on the quake via Twitter, although we haven't seen any noting they're going out this morning.
Here's a look at what they're saying:
- Mick_Fanning My thoughts to all Japanese people and others effected.
- RobKellySurf praying for my family and friends in Hawaii...be safe #tsunami
- claymarzosurf RT @theSURFBANG: If you're on a Pacific coastline, please check the Tsunami warnings in your area and be prepared! http://fb.me/QoAI8YCs
- paigehareb That japan earthquake was gnarly! What the hell is happening to the world! Only one thing to do....live life like today's ur last day!! Xoxo
- kerr_azy1 RT @Nikki_Kerr: Our thoughts & prayers go out to everyone is Japan! #lovetojapan


text:
Police State ID Card Bill Passes Without Congress Even Reading It
3,000 page bill passage mirrors first Patriot Act sneak-through
Ron Paul Liberty Committee | December 7, 2004
Related: Emergency Alert: National ID/Patriot Act 2 Legislation On Verge Of Passing
UPDATE: December 7th at 7:38 p.m.
The U.S. House passed the conference report on the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act by a vote of 336 "ayes" to 75 "noes." Vote Tally
December 7, 2004
If you were a member of Congress, would you vote "yes" on a 3,000 page bill that you never had a chance to read? Most reasonable people wouldn't. Most reasonable people would want to read and study legislation before deciding how to vote; especially legislation as monumental as the intelligence reorganization legislation or the so-called 9/11 bill.
And monumental it is. The legislation would greatly affect various intelligence and military agencies and procedures; financial systems; international relations; not to mention civil liberties. In addition, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that the legislation will cost $14.4 billion to implement between 2005 and 2009. That's $14.4 billion on top of the normal annual budgets for the various governmental agencies involved.
Yet this monumental legislation will be voted on by members of Congress without those members having had time to read, let alone study, the bill. It's just after 2:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, December 7th. The U.S. House is expected to vote on the 9/11 bill sometime today or tomorrow. But at this moment, there isn't a copy of the final bill available for House members to read.
So, is there a provision in the bill to establish a national ID? No one seems to know. Or at least the people who do know aren't saying. What else is in the bill that the select few in Washington are keeping secret? Who knows? Anything could be...and that's the point.
Remember how passage of the Patriot Act was handled? Members had only two to three hours to read the final 400-page bill before they had to cast their vote. The legislation that created the Department of Homeland Security was handled in the same way.
So, here we go again. Everyone is talking about this monumental legislation as if they've read it. News reporters, commentators, political analysts, think tanks; 9/11 families; and yes, members of Congress are busy sounding off as experts trying to convince the American public that Congress should pass it. Have any of these people actually read it? Their opinions are just based upon someone else's opinions that are based upon other people's opinions and so on.
The House version of the intelligence reorganization bill is in two volumes. Volume 1 is 1,778 pages. Volume 2 is 1,586 pages. How many pages are in the final conference report and what exactly has been added or deleted at the last minute? Well, as of 2:00 p.m. ET, the final report is not available for members to read. But the vote on that enormous bill will be held within hours.
We urge a "no" vote because we believe the bill has a national ID provision in it. In addition, we urge a "no" vote, simply because members of Congress should know what the bill says in print before voting on it.
Take action now. The bill still has to pass the Senate on Wednesday. Call your Senators by using the switchboard at (202) 224-3121. Find your Senators at http://www.senate.gov


text:
We just finished our group 3 Day Rejuve Cleanse, and whipped up this cup of deliciousness as a post-cleanse treat... Of course you don't need to go on a cleanse to enjoy this, it's easy to make, and is filled with nourishing superfoods, including Maca (my favorite!), Cacao, Turmeric & Chia!
Just a few of the amazing benefits...
Maca is for Sexy!
Maca root is known to promote energy, balance hormones, and boost your libido. You might say it's the sexiest of the superfoods. Nutritionally dense, maca also contains high amounts of minerals, vitamins, enzymes, and all of the essential amino acids. Maca root is rich in B vitamins, specifically providing an important source of B-12 for vegetarians. On top of all that, maca also contains high levels of bioavailable calcium and magnesium and is great for remineralization. #LOVE
Cacao is for Happy!
A prized food of the early Mayan empire, cacao ranks as one of the worlds top superfoods. One of the most antioxidant-rich foods on the planet, cacao provides a wealth of minerals and is among the best plant-based sources of magnesium, and also touts high levels of calcium and iron. Cacao contains several important phyto-chemicals and specific amino acids that help to elevate your mood, too.
Turmeric is for Sunshine!
The bright yellow spice is one of the best sources of beta-carotene, which the body either converts into vitamin A or uses as a powerful antioxidant (out, damned free radicals! Out we say!). It's also believed to provide relief to arthritis sufferers due to its anti-inflammatory and natural pain-killing properties. Turmeric also cleanses the blood, is an effective detoxifier, and may also help to regulate blood sugar. Not to mention, it's a natural remedy for cold and canker sores. Let the sunshine in!
Chia is for energy!
We LOVE chia. A superb source of plant-based omega-3 oils, fiber, and protein, they also provide sustained hydration and energy-- great for all you athletes! Touted as a weight-loss ally (in part because they expand in your stomach, keeping you satiated), they are said to lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure, and regulate blood sugar. We would say that all they don't do is take out the trash, but (ahem) now that we mention it…
1/4 cup Chia life*
1 Tbsp raw Cacao
1 heaped tsp Maca
1/2 tsp Turmeric powder (or if you have fresh root, blend up a small chunk!)
1 tsp Coconut Sugar (optional)
3/4 cup Hot water
Optional yumminess:
Blend for 1-2 seconds to make it frothy.
Sprinkle with cacao nibs,
Enjoy! Xo
*if you can't get your hands on a Chia Life, you can use any regular nut mlik, or make your own cashew milk. :)


text:
Three days of trekking inside the forests of Bandipur in the Moolehole range, as part of the tiger estimate was a great experience. During the first two days of our stay and trekking inside the forest we saw n number of scats , pug marks etc.We would hold our breath and wait behind the bushes whenever we heard any alarm call by the langurs and the barking deers.But nothing can match the excitement of sighting a tiger when you are on foot !
On our last day of the count on 27th Jan 2010, the day began as usual. The early morning honking by the trucks and cars waiting for the forest gates to be opened, woke both me and Geeta Prasanna up by around 5.30 am. After our morning chores, bed tea and biscuits we set out for the herbivore estimate on the Hebbala trail.It was a two kms trail, around 9 kms away from the IB, where we were put up.This estimate was being repated for the second time.We began around 6.45 am and finished our task by around 8.00 am. We saw bisons ,elephants and spotted deers during the count.
It was a long wait for our hero/heroine to emerge...except for the consistent calls of the White-bellied drongos and Mynhas nothing much was happening. I was feeling hungry and so was Geeta. We decided to open our tuck box and munched biscuits and chocolates...Suddenly there was a strong smell of urine in the air..we both looked at each other....but there was no sign of anything... We heard a langur call in the distance...Little later I had a fleeting glimpse of a raptor and was feeling bad that I could not bring my Kodak Z980 as its battery was totally discharged ( There was no electricity in the IB). My aim n shoot basic Casio was there with me. Just to kill time I took it out and was looking through its viewfinder..I saw some movement on the other side of the bund .The dry habitat and the constant stare into the grassland had strained our eyes...I whispered "Spotted Deer".
Geeta looked through her binocular and whispered aloud- "Hey ,its tiger"...I was numb...My god !...And yes..it was a tiger...I saw it coming out of the bush into the open..it looked down into the water and jumped in....Oops!!!!....I could not see him now... he was in straight line from where I was sitting .However, I was on a lower ground, hence was unable to see him...At that moment we both realized that Bommanna was looking somewhere else...I tried to wave at him to see the tiger...Geeta whispered to him" huli huli..." ..He too got excited...Meanwhile ,on the right side of the bund ,he saw another animal straying in.. ..whereas I could see the tiger getting up and looking sideways... both Geeta and Bommanna could see the other animal stepping towards the bund area...Bommanna whispered .."Henn Huli( female tiger)...take the photo"...Geeta looked through her bino and said .."No its a leopard"...Wow! That's a double bonus!!.....I slowly stood up...and saw that the tiger was on alert!!..His tail was upright and he was looking at the direction of the leopard..
That leopard was a smart one..on realizing that the tiger was already there he/she ran away from the spot. Hence, I missed taking any clicks of the leopard.The tiger, meanwhile to make sure that no one was around in his territory, slowly started moving towards the direction where he saw leopard straying in..
He stood there for a while scanning the area around him
then paced around for a while...
He was making sure the territory belonged to him!
When he was sure that no one was around he again came towards the bund....sipped a bit of water ....
Suddenly he turned around and started coming towards our end of the bund..Oh god!...I was scared to death..what if he sees us? Edge of the bund was just about 20 mtrs away from where we were standing!! ...I slowly bent down and took my backpack which was lying on the ground in case we were to run (?)! and lost many precious moments of taking some good shots..Geeta tried to reassure that nothing will happen.. my constant thought during those few seconds was that ,what if he sees us?...and what will happen then.?
The tiger was slowly stepping towards our end of the bund....came till the edge of the bund...He stood still ....And then he saw me taking the pictures through the tree branch!!..He stood there and stared at me.....I was frozen...... I didn't move but realized later that I could have taken few more pictures had I kept on pressing the shutter button...I was actually shit scared at that moment..he looked back towards the grassland and again turned his head to look at me ...now I remembered to press the shutter!!...and suddenly his tail went upright but he jumped away from us into the grassland...
And with big binaca smile on our faces, on our return to the base, we three were the stars of the day!!!


text:
Senior officials in the Obama administration and the United Nations have touted as a major arms control success story the fact that an estimated 92 percent of the Syrian regime's declared stockpile of chemical weapons and related materiel have been removed from the country and destroyed, as agreed under the terms of a multilateral accord finalized last September.
That accord required the entire arsenal to be disposed of before June 30.
The remaining eight percent of the Syrian stockpile, the Assad regime has informed inspectors for the joint United Nations/Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) team, is contained in a storage facility located in an area presently controlled by armed rebel groups.
In a letter to the president of the U.N Security Council dated May 23, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon stated that "a military operation [will be] required to access the facility in order...to allow safe extraction of the chemical weapons material."
As a consequence, Ban added, "some activities related to the elimination of the chemical weapons programme of the Syrian Arab Republic will continue beyond 30 June...for a finite period of time."
Asked about the deadline, State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki appeared to reject the fact that it will not be met. "The deadline hasn't been missed," Psaki told reporters on Friday, "the June 30th deadline."
Secretary of State John Kerry this week told "PBS NewsHour" that he is confident the entire declared stockpile, including the remaining eight percent, will be destroyed. "There's one last transfer that has to take place to get to 100 percent," Kerry said. "I believe it will take place."
In the meantime, two deadly chlorine attacks were reported last month. Using chlorine as a weapon is prohibited by the Chemical Weapons Convention that Syria joined in 2013.
While chlorine is not technically considered a chemical weapon, experts consulted by Fox News suggested that simply removing and destroying all that the Assad regime cited in its declaration will not mean the end of the Syrian chemical weapons program.
"They also have facilities in which they produce these chemical agents," said David Schenker of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. "Some have been declared but not all of them are open for access to the chemical weapons group that is on the ground.
For years Syria denied the existence of a chemical weapons program, raising concerns that Damascus' claim it had declared its entire stockpile was doubtful.
"This is not like UNSCOM and special inspections in Iraq," Schenker added, referring to the weapons inspections conducted prior to the toppling of Saddam Hussein. "The Syrians don't have to let the inspectors into every site."
Speaking in Damascus last month, Sigrid Kaag, the Dutch diplomat overseeing the disposal effort for the U.N. and OPCW, said her team has been working with the Syrian government to clarify and address "discrepancies and anomalies" in the regime's declaration.
Kaag is set to brief the Security Council on Wednesday morning. Western intelligence officials are said to believe that the Assad regime never declared the entirety of its program.
Western diplomats have been reluctant to raise the issue out of concern that doing so might have the effect of disrupting the ongoing process of getting the Syrians to dispose of that which they have formally declared.
Fox News' Jonathan Wachtel contributed to this story
James Rosen joined Fox News Channel (FNC) in 1999. He currently serves as the chief Washington correspondent and hosts the online show "The Foxhole." His latest book is "A Torch Kept Lit: Great Lives of the Twentieth Century" (Crown Forum, October 4, 2016).


text:
User Reviews
Displaying 1 - 10 of 13 2002 GMC Sierra 1500 reviews.
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE 4WD Extended Cab SBReview
A Reliable And Tough First Truck. — My first choice was a diesel but didnt have enough money so i contently settled with a 1500 V8. Unfortunately i could only find the 4.8l engine where as I would have liked to be driving the 5.3 1500. Having said that, I am rather pleased with the toughness and power of my 4.8, as i originally used it for landscaping (trailer towing, hauling rocks-exceeding the limit a bit but with no problem at all, ripping out bushes and smaller trees, and putting it through some mud).
Pros: Good handling, interior in great shape, acceptional acceleration and versatility.
Cons: Previous owner showed little pride in maintaining the truck. 100k+ miles, mediocre exhaust, engine could use fine tuning (expensive), rusty under body, the only two repairs emptied my wallet.
Looking for a Used Sierra 1500 in your area?
CarGurus has 54,982 nationwide Sierra 1500 listings starting at $1,700.
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali AWD Extended Cab SBReview
Arare Truck That Is Soon To Be A Collectable! — I was impressed with all areas of performance with this truck. Build quality is supreme. it is a very stylish truck. I would definitely buy another truck with Quadrasteer and AWD. It is a true luxury vehicle that is a pleasure to tow a trailer.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Pros: Great turning radius and very luxurious ride with Quadrasteer and AWD
Cons: gas mileage could be better
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT 4WD Extended Cab SBReview
Best Truck I Have Ever Owned — i have the 5.3 v8 and have yet to hook on to a load it can't pull. 16 foot stock trailer with 4 horses and it acts like nothing is back there. It has good take off power that not many big truck have. Mpg wise with a lead foot around 16 - 18 mixture of highway and city. I put 300+ miles a week on it and it still runs as good as the day i bought it.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Pros: Nice for a big truck
Cons: Cosmetic issues are expesive to repair
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 Work Truck Standard Cab LBReview
Great Work Truck, One Of The Best Ive Seen, It Goes Anywhere And Its A 2wd, Through Snow And Sleet — This truck is a torque monster...and handled amazingly. Very little body roll, and it was great for tight roads. The long bed made it look good and i redid some things on the interior to bring it to life. The truck all in all is something to buy to haul stuff, i use it to haul steel to the scrap yard.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Pros: No body roll, and great on gas.
Cons: Not to fast
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 SL Standard Cab LBReview
2002 Gmc Sierra — performance is amazing, has a knock off flowmaster muffler, has 20" DIP wheels, runs a 16 second quarter mile down the drag strip, i love this truck it is amazing, only complaint is the transmission truck has just over 100,000 miles and is on its third tranny
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: everything
Cons: transmission
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 SL 4WD Extended Cab SBReview
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 SL Extended Cab SBReview
My Favorite Dinosaur —
After a long wait my dad bought this truck in 2003. I was in high school at the time and I thought it was awesome: it had a CD player, room for 4 of my friends via the useful quasi-rear-doors, RWD, and a V8 engine. Before the Sierra I had only experienced a series of weak-to-mediocre performers, and while this truck was far from fast, there is something to be said about that HUUURRRRRRR sound when you plant your foot and feel yourself flatten slightly against the seat. The Sierra isn't all V8 fun. It needed a new transmission at 75k (too much HURR?), it's a gas guzzler, parking it requires some kind of clairvoyance, and the interior is atrocious. All the cheap, ill-fitted plastic buzzes at highway speeds, and my dad uses panel gaps to store business cards in. Then there's the handling. The driver is completely isolated from what's going on down there. This is fine on a worksite, or on dirt, or even on a country road listening to CCR and not paying attention to anything anyway. But for day-to-day driving the vague steering and floaty, lurching suspension get annoying, like a fat man on a unicycle made of marshmallows. This may be less of an argument against the Sierra as against full-size trucks in general. They're just not very good as daily transportation, and even small trucks can do most work tasks nearly as well as a half-ton. I mean, the Japanese are an extremely productive people, and they get by with tiny 660cc pickup trucks! Then again, few Japanese know the joy of pointing a GMC in vaguely the right direction, mashing the gas pedal, and... HHUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRR
Pros: V8, lots of room
Cons: Cheap interior, indifferent build quality, sloppy handling
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE Standard Cab LBReview
Gmc 2002 — my green machine, has great get up and a nice sound system. it is great on highway gas mileage but driving around town is a killer. sometimes with the slide system it has on the inside, makes it a pain to deal with while trying to pick up speed, cuz you have to wait until the truck feels it has enough tracking on the tires before you can get back to normal driving.
Pros: great accelaration and good hwy gas mileage, power everything
Cons: tire tracking and sliding device
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 HT 4WD Standard Cab SBReview
Love It. — The performance is great. It has great acceleration(its a V8). It runs smoothly. It looks great. Its a yellow, step-side. The gas mileage isn't great. The cost of ownership is not bad, except for the gas prices, but this not the fault of the car. Its a great truck.
Pros: It's great in pretty much every aspect.
Cons: Gas mileage
CarGurus https://www.cargurus.com
2002 GMC Sierra 1500 SL Standard Cab LBReview
Pros About The First Truck I Had. — I love my truck its small but not too small. Its okay on gas and dosent suck it up like other trucks. It does pretty well off road until you lose control and wreck it like my brother did. It accelerates okay its not the fastest but it gets you from point a to point b. Too bad its not going to mine anymore for i am going to upgrade very soon!!
Pros: Nice and small
Cons: Somtimes to small
Displaying 1 - 10 of 13 2002 GMC Sierra 1500 reviews.
Reviews From Other Years
2014 GMC Sierra 1500 Reviews
Great Truck To Own
i really like the look of these trucks its really comfortable and performs great and so far no problems from the truck at all. the truck handles very well and acceleration is adequate all in all i wou... Read More
Great Truck For A Working Man.
This truck is beautiful and comfortable, and has all the amenities that you could ask for. Lots of power and a sleek design. Dual climate controls are perfect for the man who is always hot and the wom... Read More
2013 GMC Sierra 1500 Reviews
Totally Impressed!!!
A lot to like about the GMC Sierra 1500 truck. The 5.3 liter with the 4/8 fuel efficiency system made replacing my Mustang GT easy. Sounds crazy but I needed a truck, didn't want to et away from V-8 p... Read More
Gmc All The Way!
Gmc builds a quality truck at a great price. Their reliability is unmatched and the number of gmc's still on the road is the proof. I will drive this truck for 2 more years then I'm gonna trade for ... Read More
2012 GMC Sierra 1500 Reviews
All In One Vehicle
I'm told the 2012 Sierra 1500 remains one of the best trucks in its category. In terms of capability (like towing), body style and power, the Sierra 1500 is right up there with the competition. The... Read More
Nice Truck Plenty Of Power Hauls 25 Ft Boat With Ease
I really like the carbon flash color of the truck, the styling is very nice. fuel economy is pretty good for the weight of the truck and the size motor 5.3, can get about 22 miles per gallon on the hi... Read More
2011 GMC Sierra 1500 Reviews
Great Truck. Powerful Half Ton Towing Machine.
Love this truck. The power is impressive, even when loaded up and towing a trailer. Great exhaust tone from the manufacturer. Seats are comfortable, even with trips in excess of 20 hours. No complaint... Read More
Well Made "do Everything" Vehicle
I didn't like the initial dealer price I paid. I've only owned it for 18 months but don't regret it. It's been reliable and easy to drive and maintain. It does fill up my small driveway and use some g... Read More
2010 GMC Sierra 1500 Reviews
Don't Buy A Gm Hybrid Truck Until They Improve It Drastically!
Didn't like this hybrid truck, it barely got better mileage than the standard gas version; not enough to pay the extra money for the hybrid. Maybe if you sat in traffic a lot it would save a bit more... Read More
Fun, Comfortable Truck That Can Be Used For Daily Commute, Camping And Hauling.
This truck is fun to drive, powerful acceleration, good braking, Z71 made for good handling, comfortable and roomy for long trips, can pull a decent sized boat without even huffing. Off-roading is a ... Read More
Cars compared to 2002 GMC Sierra 1500
Looking for a Used Sierra 1500 in your area?
CarGurus has 54,982 nationwide Sierra 1500 listings starting at $1,700.


text:
Tigress Coaching I Teach Women Entrepreneurs to Be Happy at Work
Audrey BurtonBusiness Coach
818-508-1678email me
Search My Site
This is my favorite marketing tool!Click tocheck it out.
Would you like to use my articles in your publication?Email me for permission.Please include information about your publication.
Copyright 2002 - 2009
Website by Elegantly Simple Solutions
Serving the communities of Studio City, Valley Village, Valley Glen, Reseda, West Hollywood, San Fernando Valley, Thousand Oaks, Agoura Hills, Ventura, Tarzana, Hollywood, Sherman Oaks, Encino, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Burbank, Glendale, North Hollywood, Van Nuys, Northridge, Santa Clarita Valley ,Woodland Hills, and other communities throughout the greater Los Angeles area.I also offer services to many clients throughout the United States and internationally.
[HOME] [Free Articles] [Speaker] [Coaching] [Entrepreneurs] [Case Studies] [Free Consultation] [Menu of Services] [Events] [Coming Events] [Prior Events] [Products]


text:
Date: February 2, 2018
Expired Ad
This ad expired onmore_vert
March 4, 2018 (168 days ago)
March 4, 2018 (168 days ago)
Aquarium Obsessions
Food and Beverage / Fish and Chips
Call (309) 966-0345Directions
Get directions to thisWebsite
location on Google Maps.
location on Google Maps.
Open website
in new tab.
in new tab.
Aquarium 0bsessions specializes in custom saltwater tanks and systems, has over 3,500 gallons of saltwater capacity, and carries a huge assortment of saltwater fish, hard and soft corals, invertebrates, and all of the dry goods, food, equipment, and chemicals. 25232 Spring Creek Rd, Washington (309) 966-0345-aquariumobsessions.com Tues-Fri 2PM-8PM Sat-Sun 12PM-6PM


text:
Dave will be back with our reguarly scheduled episode, featuring From Hell, on the 24th of this month.
Send all feedback to email@example.com. Stay up to date with our blogs at 24panelspersecond.blogspot.com and 24panels.tumblr.com. Follow Dave on Twitter @24panels and Dru @violetbooth. Remember that Dave live-tweets a different movie every Saturday night at 11PM! Like us on Facebook. Don't forget to subscribe (and review us) in iTunes! And if you like the show, please share it with your friends and on your social networks!
Next episode: From Hell...


text:
The amino acid tyrosine is critical in the production of thyroid hormones, and for maintaing a healthy thyroid gland. This formula provides generous amounts of tyrosine, which people with low thyroid may be deficient in. It also contains iodine, selenium, and nine other vitamins and minerals which are involved in the production of thyroid hormones. A deficiency of any of these nutrients can predispose to less than ideal thyroid function.
Product Summary
Suggested intake:
Take 2-3 capsules a day.
60 capsules
One capsule provides:
12.5mg Vitamin C
15mg, NE NiaciN
3.3mg Vitamin B6
60µg Folic acid
5µg Vitamin B12
1.25mg Iron
25mg Magnesium
2.5mg Zinc
30µg Iodine
1.25mg Manganese
250µg Copper
30µg Selenium
450mg Tyrosine
Other ingredients
Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, vegetable magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide. May contain naturally ocurring traces of fish or crustacea.
Complimentary products
Kelp Formula - The two products together are an especially good combination.
Does not contain:
Sugar, salt, starch, wheat, gluten, maize/corn, yeast, artificial preservatives, colours or flavourings.


text:
You are being redirected within 5 seconds to go to the product page: "ASICS GT-1000 5 Women's Running Shoes Black/Onyx/Black" at .
providing information on pricing, images and purchase locations. However, all transactions are not the responsibility of . Instead, it is the responsibility between the seller and the buyer.


text:
Sarkozy: Too Many Foreigners
The BBC reports that Nicolas Sarkozy was filmed in a televised debate stating that France has too many foreigners and that the system for integrating them is not working.
And the stunning declarations did not end there. Apparently, Sarkozy's solution to the problem is equally radical: he has promised that if he is elected next month he will cut the number of new arrivals in half.
Right. So on the one hand there are too many foreigners, but on the other the solution is to bring more in.
This reminds me of the logic Western democratic politicians have employed in their efforts to understand the still unfolding economic crisis—a logic that sees the incurring of more debt as the solution to a problem that was caused by too much debt.
And of course this emerges in the context of an election campaign afflicted by voter apathy, where opinion polls give Sarkozy's socialist opponent a clear lead.
Consider also that Sarkozy has been president of France for five years, and that before that he was—twice—Minister of Interior. If he now thinks France has too many foreigners, what is he telling us about his record of achievements in political office?
Sarkozy was one of three European politicians who some time ago declaimed that multiculturalism had failed.
David Cameron was another of them, Cameron being also a conservative politician who promised his voters drastically to cut the number of new arrivals in the United Kingdom.
Cameron's record so far: net immigration at record high since he took office two years ago, and a call for 'muscular' liberalism.


text:
Marketing Opportunities for Exhibitors
PRS Europe 2018 has an extensive marketing campaign that not only promotes the show to visitors (your target market) but also publicises your presence and your company's latest developments.
The event is a 10 month marketing opportunity and should be treated as such. We are highly focused on delivering the audience that you are looking for. We use a multitude of marketing techniques and as an exhibitor, you have the opportunity to get involved in these and extend the benefit of the show beyond the 2 days that it runs for.
- PRS website: It has a fully editable exhibitor zone where you can upload images and details of your latest products and services, press releases, company details and much more. Thereby introducing yourself to a brand new customer base well before the show even begins.
- Advertising and PR: Our PR Company will be writing press releases and show previews to run alongside adverts published in various newspapers, trade publications and websites. Send us information on your latest products and at show promotions and it could be included in these.
- Direct mail: Along with previous show data and our magazines (European Plastics News, PRW and Urethanes Technology International) we will be mailing 40,000 visitor invites. If you would like any copies of these (either hard copy or electronic) to send to your clients please let us know. They will be supplied free of charge.
- Online marketing: Our online presence is ever growing and we have invested heavily in promoting this through our magazines, online partners, media partners and social media to increase the reach of the event. Follow us on Twitter or join the discussions on LinkedIn to get involved.
- E-marketing: Over 1 million emails will be sent over the course of the visitor campaign to our extensive databases. Complemented by monthly e-updates to the PNE subscribers. We are constantly looking for interesting stories to engage our customers, so send your information and industry news to us to publicise.
To speak about any marketing opportunities, please reach our marketing manager, Elizabeth Raetz HERE


text:
Our vision is to educate our students on a global scale. International travel helps students learn about and identify the needs of diverse populations. At the same time, our student body which represents different backgrounds and geographies brings richness to the classroom and the school experience. Read on these pages how we reach out to exchange care, compassion, and knowledge with people from other cultures, as well as how we welcome and value students who come to us from different practice settings, different cultures, and different geographies.
With a generous gift from the Class of 2014, we began the Global Health Mission Fund. This program financially supports our students to participate in medical mission trips during their time at the Wake Forest Nurse Anesthesia Program.
In support of our vision to keep abreast of evolving trends in health care and education, this program has pursued international outreach to promote anesthesia education, cultural understanding, and clinical expertise across national boundaries. We have been involved with organizations and groups in North and South America, Africa, and Asia. In 2012, as a testament to our commitment to international education and educational standards, we became the first program in the U.S. to be fully accredited by the International Federation of Nurse Anesthetists. Explore the links to the left to read about our international activities. You can also find additional photos of the international programs in the photo galleries.
Disclaimer: The information on this website is for general informational purposes only and SHOULD NOT be relied upon as a substitute for sound professional medical advice, evaluation or care from your physician or other qualified health care provider.


text:
Mastrub web
Novinha linda se masturbando
Exgf Mandy Plays With Whip Cream
Cute lesbians fingering and licking in trio
Cam Girl Grool Pussy
Cumming next to hot girl in train
British girl naughty snaps
Show your love of stiletto girls and appreciate their heels
Turkish girl kubra vahingen ernz with banana
Neighbour Catches Mom with Step-Daughter
Cheating girl fucks her boyfriends brother
Web Models Garden Girl 1st Promo
long shot cum on girl
Cum on girl in shorts again
Cum on girl in black
Turkish Girl Twerk
First sybian ride on this girl party time.
Girl fucked in Swimsuit
sweet emo girl
4K cute Southern girl barely fucks biggest black cock!
Indian girl gets a facial
Girl and Toy
Bored Girl gets Fucked in a Threesomes (1920s Vintage)
Follando a Maite Spanish Girl 3
Follando a Maite Spanish Girl 2
Follando a Maite Spanish Girl 1
Amateur Teen Girl Loves Creampie - LostFucker
Latin girl sucks
The cutest girl ever having dirty sex (VOL 2)
Turkish Girl
Turkish Slut Girl Touching and Showing Boobs 1
shaved asian girl
Petite girl likes his penis
Blonde girl gets Facial
Italian girl
Beautiful Romanian Girl Blowjob
Turkish Girl Touching Boobs 2
Turkish Girl Touching Boobs 1
inside a hot girl
Japanese Girl Bound and Used
18yo girl have a great time
Hungarian Girl Sucking My Cock In Hotel
Lingerie lesbian facesitting before fingering
good girl
chat girl show
spy on belgian girl
French arab girl take facial
incredibly stunning sexy petite cam girl
Czech girl blowjob
Gorgeous scottish girl giving head
Mature scottish girl knows how to deep throat
Asian Girl Pussies
18yo guy gives creampie to his girl
Scottish Smirnoff Girl
Girl chokes on a dildo and spits on her girlfriend
beauty girl sucking
Good Girl
Nice Cam Girl


text:
Buddha Airlines Job Vacancy Announcement 2017 | Buddha Air Pvt Ltd
Job Vacancy Announcement from Buddha Air in Nepal Buddha Air Pvt. Ltd is a leading domestic airline company in Nepal.
Education & Scholarship
SEE Exam Routine 2074/2075 | SLC Routine| SEE Exam Routine 2017/2018
SLC examination routine 2074 2075 is out. Ministry of Education, Office of the controller of examination is going to publish
TVS Motorbike and Scooter Price in Nepal with Cash Discount 2016
Authorized sole distributor of TVS two wheeler, Jagdamba Motors is currently offering heavy cash discount on purchase of TVS series
Golden Jubilee Scholarship Scheme 2017-2018 for Nepalese Students
Indian Embassy of Nepal published a notice to invite application for Golden Jubilee Scholarship Scheme for Nepalese Student. Embassy of


text:
Campaign of the Month: June 2012
Crimson Skies
Replacing Characters and Players
If a player decides to replace their character, regardless of the reason for replacement, the new character will begin two levels lower than the character being replaced.
If a player joins the party after the initial start of the campaign, that player's character will start one level lower than the lowest level PC in the party.
The experience points for the new characters will be enough to meet the minimum for the level.
Errata – The experience point total for a new player's character will be the EXP total of the lowest level character, minus one level's worth of EXP.
The experience point total for a replacement character will be the EXP total of their previous character, minus two level's worth of EXP.
Obviously, the minimum starting level is level one with zero experience points.


text:
Our homes
What are the homes like?
Meeting the demand for quality, affordable housing in Auckland's thriving south east, McLennan will feature over 600 architecturally-designed homes, expertly master planned to create a thriving neighbourhood.
Variations in home size, design, type, materials and colour will not only cater for a wide mix of family sizes and budgets, but create an architecturally appealing environment. Combining sustainable, energy-efficient design with a focus on neighbourhood interaction, McLennan is a very modern development, but one built on trusted, age-old values.
Here are examples of the homes being built at McLennan. To find out more visit:


text:
This contest is going to be fairly simple, but I just want to state up front that the writing that is done must be written by YOU!!!
So get out your imagination, and write a story or a poem about bulldogs, your bulldog, or another member's bulldog. All stories and poems will be published in our bulldog stories section of English Bulldog News.
The winner of this contest will receive $25, and an English Bulldog News 4 Paw Members T-shirt!
Please go to this topic in the 4 Paw Members Board to submit your bulldog story! Entries must be received before May 20th.
Interested in becoming a 4 Paw Member? Click Here to learn more


text:
'Detroit Art City' in the news on the PBS NewsHour (July 25, 2012)Thursday, July 26th, 2012
"I'm from the city of Detroit. This is an island on its own," says artist Antonio "Shades" Agee. "We don't have distractions here." Growing up first on the city's east side, then on the west, it was up to Agee to find his own diversions. He knew he wanted to paint, fascinated early on by oils and canvas but frustrated by its "tedious" pace. A classmate showed up one day with a can of spray paint, and he was hooked. "You could create the Mona Lisa in four hours," he says … More


text:
OK people, here is my funny ordeal with recharge cards fraudsters I mistook as genuine customers some years ago. Its a true life story I want to share and it's coming from the first person narrator. A similar incident that happened yesterday brought back a lot of memories to … [Read more...]
You are here: Home / Archives for yahoo yahoo boys


text:
Service beyond the standard. Learn more about our program.
Learn how to get the most from your Simrad Yachting multifunction-displays, radars and echosounders.
Find answers to frequently asked questions. E-mail and print the solutions.
Find your nearest dealer here.
Compare transducer features
Service and support contact details
Southampton Boat Show, UK:
14th – 23rd September
Egersund, Norway – Navico – the world's largest...
The new Simrad V3100 Class B AIS is designed to...
Mike Bonnici reveals the secrets to snapper...
Luke Ryan enjoyed a relaxed morning out on the...
In his latest Q&A, Mike passes on some key...
Simrad GO XSE chartplotter navigation displays are a perfect fit for sportboats, dayboats, and runabouts of all types. These displays pair comprehensive navigation tools with a wide range of built-in cruising and fish finding sonar technology. With industry-standard connectivity, plus support for selected Simrad radar systems on the GO9 XSE, it's easy to integrate and accessorise to suit your needs.
Choose between 5, 7, and 9-inch touchscreen displays for navigation, sonar, engine monitoring, entertainment system control, and more.
Stay safe and in touch with a Class D DSC VHF radio, plus integrated or modular AIS to keep watch on nearby vessels in crowded harbours.
Safely navigate shallow and poorly-charted waters with a forward-looking sonar view that shows you exactly what lies ahead.
The SonicHub2 module features integrated Bluetooth®, allowing you to stream music from a...
Autopilot core components for rudder-steered boats up to 10 metres/35 feet – just add drive & controller.
Simrad HeritageWe combine 60 years of technical excellence with intuitive user-interfaces smartly styled for modern helms.
Where To BuyFind your closest sales and service partner.
Service And Support1300-628426 (AU Toll Free)+61 2 9936 1000 (AU Toll)
Sign up for news, product updates, product launches, and software updates.
Social Media
Like us on facebook, follow us on Twitter, and subscribe to our YouTube Channel.


text:
Cheryl Cole to have staff at her beck and call on US 'X Factor'February 22nd, 2011 - 6:37 pm ICT by ANI
London, Feb 22 (ANI): Singer Cheryl Cole will be looked after by a crew of seven staff if she wins the US 'X Factor' job.
The 'Promise This' singer will be given a team of flunkeys if she takes her place alongside mentor Simon Cowell, 51, reports the Daily Star.
Cheryl, 27, who is set to leave her Newcastle council estate roots for the glitzy job with top broadcaster 'Fox' is thought to be close to sealing the deal.
An insider said: "Cheryl will have a crew of people catering for her every little whim.
"She'll have seven staff who are responsible solely for looking after her."
They would even include a specialist to help iron out her Geordie accent so American fans can understand her verdict on the acts.
The source added: "She will have her own stylist, chef, manicurist, masseuse, chauffeur, hair stylist and 24-hour voice coach." (ANI)
- Cowell hints 'special' Cheryl Cole will join U.S. X Factor - Apr 26, 2011
- Simon Cowell booed on 'Britain's Got Talent' show - May 31, 2011
- Cheryl Cole 'pale and thin' look worries Starbucks staff - Jul 30, 2010
- L.A. Reid 'confirms' Cheryl Cole will judge US 'X Factor' - Apr 05, 2011
- Geordie accent is 'sexiest' in UK - Apr 12, 2010
- No one in US knows about Cheryl Cole: Perez Hilton - Mar 02, 2011
- J.Lo says she isn't familiar with Cheryl Cole's work - Mar 30, 2011
- Simon Cowell: 'I think Cheryl Cole misses me' - Jan 25, 2012
- Cheryl Cole loses appetite when stressed - Jul 29, 2012
- Cheryl Cole to host new 'Big Brother'? - Apr 01, 2011
- Cheryl Cole to take a break from the glamour world - May 31, 2011
- Mariah to replace Cheryl on US 'X-Factor'? - Oct 25, 2010
- Is Rihanna going to be a guest judge on X Factor? - Sep 13, 2011
- Cheryl Cole to have her own ITV new chat show - Aug 30, 2011
- Cheryl Cole 'Dating Dancer from the X Factor' - Aug 16, 2012
Tags: acts, american fans, beck, broadcaster, chauffeur, cheryl cole, daily star, fox, geordie accent, hair stylist, insider, london feb, masseuse, mentor, newcastle council, roots, simon cowell, voice coach, whim, x factor


text:
Color: Gray
Interior: Leather
Drive Train: AWD
Transmission: Automatic
Vin: WDDGF8AB6ER309590
Engine: 3.5L V6 DOHC 16V
Mileage: 58,144
Stock #: I179590
Import Auto Sales
730 Florida Ave S
Golden Valley,
This Mercedes-Benz C-Class has a powerful Premium Unleaded V-6 3.5 L/213 engine powering this Automatic transmission. STEEL GRAY METALLIC, SPORT SEDAN PACKAGE -inc: Radiator Grille w/Central Star, PREMIUM 1 PACKAGE -inc: Driver's Seat Memory & Power Steering Column, Split Folding Rear Seats, Heated Front Seats, iPod/MP3 Media Interface Package, iPod/MP3 Media Interface Cable, SIRIUS Satellite Radio, 4-Way Power Driver Lumbar Support, harman/kardon Surround System, ALMOND/BEIGE, LEATHER UPHOLSTERY, Window Grid Antenna. Carfax One-Owner Vehicle.
This Mercedes-Benz C-Class Features the Following Options Valet Function, Trunk Rear Cargo Access, Trip Computer, Transmission: 7-Speed Automatic 7G-TRONIC Plus, Transmission w/Driver Selectable Mode and Sequential Shift Control, , Tire Specific Low Tire Pressure Warning, Systems Monitor, Strut Front Suspension w/Coil Springs, Steel Spare Wheel, Sport suspension, Sport Leather/Metal-Look Steering Wheel, Sport Body Styling, Smart Device Integration.
Drive Your Mercedes-Benz C-Class C 300 Sport With Confidence According to Carfax's history report: Carfax One-Owner Vehicle. Import Auto Sales graded the Overall Condition of this vehicle as Very Good. Non-smoker vehicle!
Visit Us Today Stop by Import Auto Sales located at 730 Florida Ave S Golden Valley MN 55426 for a quick visit and a great vehicle!
Inquire Online or Call Us at 952-591-1797 Great Financing is Available and Trades are Welcome!!
I hereby consent to receive text messages from or on behalf of dealer at the mobile phone number I provided above. I understand that I am opting in to receive text messages from dealer or their employees. I include consent to receive phone calls at the mobile phone number I provided. I understand that message and data rates may apply.


text:
Welcome to the Canyonville Seventh-day Adventist Church website! Member login
Isaiah 11:6 "The wolf also shall dwell
with the lamb, The leopard shall lie
down with the young goat, The calf
and the young lion and the fatling
together; And a little child shall lead
We look forward to having you worship with us Saturday morning or to come to one of the many
other activities posted on our calendar.
Daily Devotional