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Cookie swaps can be added to any holiday line-up, bringing friends and family together with minimal work and lots of fun. Gather family and friends together this holiday season to share your favorite cookie recipe and possibly discover a new one.
The Premise
It's the perfect way to take time to enjoy each other's company this holiday season without throwing a huge party or exchanging expensive gifts. One person decides to be the host of the event (this responsibility can change each year) but everyone contributes to the entertainment and food. The guests and host bring their favorite cookies, tell the story behind how they got the recipe and everyone leaves with a sampling of yummy cookies to enjoy.
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The cookie swap can be any size you like – five or six families work well - but can vary depending on your hosting space and social circle. The goal is to invite people you want to share a special tradition with that you might not get to see otherwise during the busy holiday season. Cookie swaps work well to bring whole families together or just to get the girls (or guys) together during the holiday.
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Depending on the size of the swap, guests will need to bring 2-6 dozen of their favorite cookies, enough for each person or family to take 2-3 cookies home with them. Each cookie recipe will have its own story that can be shared with the group. If guests need help choosing a cookie recipe, Pillsbury® has great recipes to choose from. As the host, be sure you have food storage containers on hand (our TakeAlong containers are a perfect option) for people to gather up their cookie portions to take home. Be sure there is enough room to lay the different cookies out and allow people to taste a few. Also be sure to have activities planned if children are attending - decorating the outside of the food storage containers to transport cookies is a great option to keep them engaged and entertained.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump decided to fire FBI chief James Comey before Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein wrote a memo outlining his own concerns, Rosenstein said in a statement on Friday that lent credence to Trump's version of events.
When it was announced this month that Comey had been fired, White House officials initially pointed to the Rosenstein memo as a reason for firing the FBI director, who was overseeing an investigation into any collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
Trump said in a subsequent interview with NBC News that he had been planning to fire Comey before he received the Rosenstein memo.
In a statement on Friday seen by Reuters, Rosenstein writes: "I informed the senior attorney that the president was going to remove Director Comey, (and) that I was writing a memorandum to the attorney general summarizing my own concerns."
The statement, first reported by NBC News, Rosenstein goes on to outline some of his concerns with Comey's job performance. But toward the end of the 2 1/2-page document, Rosenstein writes: "My memorandum is not a statement of reasons to justify a for-cause termination (firing)."
After Rosenstein briefed members of the House of Representatives on Friday, Congressman Darrell Issa was asked by reporters if Rosenstein indicated whether anyone had asked or encouraged him to write the memo about Comey.
"I don't believe he ... indicated anyone directed him but in fact he wrote the memo," said Issa, who, like Trump, is a Republican.
Some Democrats left the briefing saying they were not satisfied with the information Rosenstein provided.
"There was a presentation followed by Q and A and not a whole lot of A," said Democratic Representative Charles Crist.
Representative Brad Sherman, also a Democrat, said Rosenstein "avoided at least 10 times" Democrats' queries into whether the Justice Department official was pressured to write a memo critical of Comey.
Sherman, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told reporters that while Washington investigations are exploring whether there was collusion between Trump campaign officials and the Kremlin and a possible cover-up, "neither of them have been proven."
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The Holocaust in French Film
Scarecrow Press, 1 janv. 1993 - 435 pages
This pioneering study analyzes representations of the Holocaust in French cinema from 1940 on. Through the use of such pivotal films as Night and Fog, The Sorrow and the Pity, and Shoah, it examines the difficulties with which French cinema answers three main questions: What happened, who is responsible, and how can we be sure we will never forget? Colombat then provides detailed analyses of the most widely praised French films dealing with the Holocaust (including works by Orphuls, Losey, and Malle). The book also contains film stills, a detailed filmography, bibliography, index, and a lengthy interview with director Pierre Sauvage.
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Chiaramonte, a four-time United States Collegiate Athletic Association All-American, pitched for the Bluefish.
"I think they will struggle with the Brakettes pitching," Chiaramonte said before the game. "For some reason baseball players think hitting a softball is 'easier.'"
In the end, the Bridgeport Bluefish defeated the Stratford Brakettes 2-1. Pitching in relief, Chiaramonte went four innings and picked up the win, giving up five hits, no runs with two strikeouts.
After completing her collegiate playing career in 2012, Chiaramonte continued to compete as a member of the Stratford Seahawks amateur softball team and has faced the Brakettes before.
"Sometimes when I play against them I feel like no matter where I throw the ball they hit it," she said. "The Brakettes lineup is one of the best lineups I have ever faced so every time I play them I try to have a different approach. They are a great team and if you don't mix it up against them they will make it hurt."
A Lady Bear from 2009-2012 and the only four-time USCAA All-American in St. Joseph's history in any sport, Chiaramonte rewrote the St. Joseph's record book and owns all but one SJC career pitching record. She compiled 65 wins in the circle with nine no-hitters and five perfect games and averaged nearly nine strikeouts per seven-innings.
Chiaramonte will enter her third year as assistant coach of the Lady Bears softball team this season.
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Anne Fausto-Sterling Discusses Gender IdentityLeading expert in biology and gender development gives talk for Center for Ethics
Friday, November 1, 2013 02:12 PM
The Muhlenberg College Center for Ethics welcomes Dr. Anne Fausto-Sterling, Nancy Duke Lewis Professor of Biology and Women's Studies at Brown University. Fausto-Sterling will give a talk, "From Babies to Gender Identity: New Ways to Think about an Old Problem," on Tuesday, November 5, at 7:30 p.m. in Miller Forum, Moyer Hall. This event is free and open to the public.
The nature v. nurture paradigm is an outmoded way of thinking about human development. But what can replace it? In this talk Fausto-Sterling will introduce the basic concepts of dynamic systems and apply them to the early differentiation of gender identity.
Fausto-Sterling has achieved recognition for works that challenge entrenched scientific assumptions while engaging with the general public. She is the author of three acclaimed books that are referenced widely in feminist and scientific inquiry, as well as scientific publications in developmental genetics and developmental biology.
Fausto-Sterling is a frequent commentator and reference for journalists in some of the world's leading media outlets, such as The New York Times and PBS. She has spoken widely throughout the United States and abroad about topics within her realm of expertise and has considerable experience as a workshop leader on college campuses interested in integrating the insights of feminist scholarship into science curriculum.
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The dioramas in the Jill and Lewis Bernard Family Hall of North American Mammals have always been splendid, but after more than a year of painstaking restoration, they look better than ever. A multi-video series documents their renovation. In these videos, Museum artists Stephen C. Quinn and Joianne Bittle Knight describe how the three-dimensional foregrounds and two-dimensional background paintings of the dioramas were originally created.
Is it real—or isn't it? In the three-dimensional foregrounds of the Museum's dioramas, some plants and grasses are real, and some aren't. (Some of real ones have been spray-painted for added color.) Can you spot the difference as you roam the Bernard Family Hall of North American Mammals?
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Six world champions on the grid for the opening Grand Prix of the season represents an unprecedented array of talent for Formula One, yet few would count on anything other than another Sebastian Vettel title this season.
Kimi Räikkönen's return from a year away in rally racing has added one more former champion to the F1 ranks this season, joining Vettel, Michael Schumacher, Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button.
He will be driving for Lotus this season—that is, the team formerly known as Renault, not the team that used to be called Lotus, which is now Caterham. Räikkönen's return will add interest, yet F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is worried that might quickly ebb if 2012 turns into another Vettel procession.
It was not just that Vettel clinched last year's title with four races to spare, but the manner in which he did it—regularly taking pole position, turning it into a good lead in the first few laps, then simply maintaining that margin to the checkered flag.
"We don't want what happened last year, which was not too good," Ecclestone said. "We perhaps need a change. The only person that would say no to that would be Sebastian, but everybody else would agree with it."
In F1, a driver can only be as good as the car he sits in, and Vettel's chances of a third straight title hinge largely on how Red Bull and its renowned designer, Adrian Newey, have managed to adapt the car to the latest slew of new regulations.
The biggest change from last year is the banning of the blown diffuser, a device that channeled exhaust fumes onto the aerodynamic undercar diffuser, enhancing downforce in cornering. The diffuser had been the key to F1 design ever since the Brawn GP team got a jump on everyone in 2009 and surprisingly won the title in its debut season.
The arcane world of undercar design could again prove to be decisive, but for F1 fans, the most noticeable difference in the design of the cars this season will be much more visible. New rules on nose height mean that all teams except for McLaren and HRT have a two-tiered front section, staying high from cockpit to front axle, then sloping down sharply in the section to the front wing.
McLaren's decision to go it alone among the leading teams and retain a straight front section is a bold one that could prove either a masterstroke or an oversight.
McLaren has had a much less frantic off-season leading into 2012 than it did the previous year, when it struggled to incorporate an elaborate exhaust system onto the car, and the bullish comments coming out of the team suggest that Hamilton and Button will be Vettel's strongest rivals in the early part of the season.
"The car is feeling good," Button said at the final testing session in Barcelona. "Whether we're fastest, second fastest, not fast, I don't know. But it feels we've made a good step.
"I'm reasonably happy with what we have going to the first race. I don't know where we are, but I'm feeling comfortable."
Adding to the good vibe at McLaren are the difficulties experienced by its main rivals in preseason testing. Red Bull had reliability issues with its gearbox and other new parts, while Ferrari was troubled by the car's inconsistency in varying conditions.
"So far, testing has been quite good for us, not perfect," Vettel said in Barcelona. "Surely we had some bits here and there failing and some bits that we need to sort out, but all in all I feel happy."
Given Vettel's dominance in 2011 its easy to forget that his teammate, Mark Webber, pushed him all the way in 2010 and—but for a driving error on a wet curb in Korea—could well have ended up world champion.
Webber struggled with the introduction of Pirelli tires last year, but now that he is accustomed to the rubber, the Australian driver has declared himself ready for a championship tilt in 2012 and will start the season chasing his first win in his home Grand Prix on March 18.
"It is going to be a great battle again at the front, and this is what I am excited about, it is what I am training for, it is what I am preparing for and this is why I am looking forward to getting the first part of the championship under way," Webber said.
Ferrari's woes appear deeper than the issues at Red Bull, with technical chief Pat Fry not disguising his disappointment at the lap times in Barcelona testing.
"I am disappointed by our performance level at the moment," Fry said. "I could either be depressed, more disappointed or less disappointed, I don't know. We've still got a reasonable amount of work to do."
Ferrari is not known for its patience with a lack of performance and, Alonso aside, no one will be feeling overly secure at Maranello heading into the new season.
Mercedes has been the best of the rest for the past two seasons and is aiming to take the step from consistent points gatherer to at least regular podium positions.
Team principal Ross Brawn has declared his team ready to belatedly give Schumacher some podium positions to add a sheen of success to an otherwise underwhelming comeback by the seven-time world champion.
"Last year there was a lot of resource soaked up fixing problems with the car, so we have certainly moved a long way in 12 months," Brawn said. "What is apparent is that there are five or six teams in a much closer grouping perhaps than we have seen for a number of years."
Lotus's hiring of Räikkönen was a statement of intent from an ambitious team, and while preseason times are notoriously unreliable guides to performance, it appears that the team will at least be competitive.
The bad news is that Räikkönen's arrival seems like a tacit admission that Robert Kubica's attempted F1 comeback from injuries suffered in a 2011 rallying crash will not be possible in 2012, if ever.
The team's second driver will be Romain Grosjean, who had a brief and error-strewn time as Alonso's teammate at Renault in 2009 but has since demonstrated his readiness by running away with the GP2 title last season.
He is one of three Frenchmen who will come into the sport in 2012, a welcome and overdue renaissance for a nation so central to F1 history. The others are Jean-Éric Vergne at Toro Rosso and Charles Pic with Marussia (formerly Virgin).
France's gain is matched by Italy's pain. The ousting of Jarno Trulli at Caterham leaves F1 without an Italian starting driver for the first time since 1973. Trulli has been replaced at Caterham by Russian Vitaly Petrov, who is able to bring much more sponsorship revenue to the team.
While the top four teams enter the season with the same driver lineups as last year, it has been the usual case of musical chairs among the smaller teams.
Former Williams driver Nico Hulkenberg returns with Force India, replacing Adrian Sutil. Australian Daniel Ricciardo won a seat at Toro Rosso in a propitious career boost which earmarks him as a potential Red Bull driver of the future. Bruno Senna replaces his veteran Brazilian compatriot Rubens Barrichello at Williams, while HRT—under new management—has gone against the young-driver trend by hiring Pedro de la Rosa and Narain Karthikeyan, who have a combined age of 76.


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Jeep Grand Cherokee Transmission Problems
This is what the problem is that the trans shop or stealership wont tell ya.
Nobody on these forums can figure it out because i had the very same problem and all they can say is rebuild. Bullcrap!
What it is,is a pluged trans line and or radiator. On one of the lines between the radiator and the trans lines is a check valve that gets plugged. Which causes the radiator to also plug. It is a very easy fix with a air compressor. I changed every sensor and silinoids and still the same problem. The OD light would come on and about a couple of miles later the trans overtemp light would com on. The reason is the fluid isnt flowing through the radiator and it takes a while to overheat the trans.
So undo the trans lines at the radiator and on the trans a
nd aslo take that check valve off the line and see if that little ball bearing is stuck. blow air through the lines and through the radiator and also the check valve and you will find why your trans is throwing codes and overheating!!
I spent alot of meaningless money to find this out. Hope this helps dont rebuild
,rethink!! Mark0
I bet you burn out anther speed sensor because mine was doing that also.
That sensor is burning out because the trans is getting to hot.
from Mark0
This is because when he replace the radiator he bypassed or took out the little check valve thats in the one of the two lines that goes to the the radiator, Im willing to bet because thats what that valve is for. Or its a bad check valve. Transmission shops will take that little valve out when they rebuild and upgrade your shift kit
It is right up front and easy to get at . And causes alot of trouble as you can see on this forum. Mark0
ajs122 Posts: 10does anyone know if the new 8 speed transmission will be used for JGC and if so when? TIA0
Ahhh, I never would have thought of that, I am going to look at this tonight if it does not chill down too much! Spent all of two hours getting a coolant sensor off and finding out it was not that either! Uggg, never another non-Jeep person again! Thanks for the info, I hope it is the valve, I am getting sick of this issue!0
nick2323 Posts: 1when im in idle and i go to take off my 93 jeep grand cherokee into first gear my jeep does a shake hard if i hit the gas to hard but if i back of the gas its fine does anyone know what this might be i'm thinking transmission but thats the only problems it does tranmission wise it shifts fine runs good picks up speed so i'm kinda losr0
arennie Posts: 1i have a 02 grand cherokee 2.7 crd. it will not come out of first gear, after a mile run when it happened the gearbox is to hot to touch, plus the park light is staying on.0
Does anyone know specifically which of the hoses coming into the radiator house the tranny check valve on a 1999 4.7?0
I have a 02 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo with 130k miles. There have been some issue the past couple months. The transmission seal leaked. Got the seal and the filters replaced. Then, the front crank shaft seal sprung a leak. Got that replaced too. Now, the transmission is not engaging while shifting into reverse or while in drive. For instance, when I am stopped at a light, in drive, light turns green to go, pushing the gas only causes the RPM's to raise. I have to let off the gas, put it back in park, back in drive and then the transmission engages. While stopped, the transmission acts as a manual, I roll back when letting off the brake, instead of creeping forwards.
Any ides???
Thank you!!0
To add to the above...on my way home from work, I was stopped at a light when it turned green, I gave it gas to go and the transmission didn't engage. As I left off the gas and the RPM's got to about 1200, the transmission slammed into 1st. Check engine light came on with code P0700. With doing some researching online, it could be the transmission control module or the electronic shifter module. Any ideas?
Headed to the dealer in the morning...I suppose.
This is from the wjjeeps website on code P0700:
"This code indicates that the EATX (Transmission controller) has an active fault and has illuminated the MIL via a BUS message. The specific fault must be acquired from the EATX via a DRBIII tool. (Input or Output Speed Sensor failures often cause this code and are a common failure part on WJ Grand Cherokees)."
Mainly it means the transmission control module has sensed a bad part hence setting a trouble code. Normally the dealer would read the TCM to learn more about what codes it picked up.0
95grand Posts: 1Hi Everyone
I have got a 95 Grand Cherokee Limited 5.2 awd. I am having trouble with my transmission releasing when i am coming to a stop. sometimes i have to kick it into neutral to get it to disengage. Then when i go from a stopped position it doesn't want automatically engage. I have to punch the gas to get it to move. The transmission will also sometime disengage when stopped. Any thoughts would be great Thank you0
Once it's locked and you move it to 1st gear, does it release and take off? I had a similar problem on my 98 Cherokee. Apparently when coming to a stop it wouldn't release from second gear and felt like it was "froze up". In my case it turned out to be a bad solenoid valve in the tranny. Would be worth checking the speed sensors too. Beware of dealers or transmission shops as my experience with these resulted in being told I needed a rebuild. I'm still driving that non-rebuilt transmission today.0
Thank you for the reply.
The cause was the filter in the transmission. It was loose after being replaced at a different shop. The dealers did a transmission flush and replaced the filter and the seal. The first shop used a after market filter which didn't fit right.0
jeepboy01 Posts: 2Hi all, I have a 96 grand cherokee with the 4.0l. The problem is when you take off it seems to launch in second and i was going probably 5 mph when i saw a car crawling up on me, i gunned it and it stayed in second. Can anyone help? I don't want to take the tranny apart to get to the shift selenoids if that isn't even the problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated.0
jmgarland77 Posts: 2i have 2000 GC which is same tranny and dif Trans Control module. I believe I'm having the same problem. stalls if i stop sharply. i think it's either the torque converter staying locked. Please post if you find out anything about this problem and I will do the same0
mikeyp53 Posts: 55The 2012 with the 3.6 liter V6 does the same thing! LOL I have test driven 3 different cars at 2 dealers and they all hung up in 1st gear and then after about 20 seconds, slid into second. This was under modest throttle pressure pulling away from a light with the salesman in the car. He said that was normal. What??? I kept my 2004 Grand Cherokee. I am not paying $30K for this performance.0
cpalmer2 Posts: 1I have a JGC 2004 Limited Edition and lately when i go down the highway and hit a bump or dip like when you go over a bridge my tranny slips for a couple seconds??? it seems to be getting worse, anyone have any ideas???
thank you0
jeepbaby1 Posts: 1I own a 2008 Grand Cherokee with the 3.7 litre engine. The vehicle has 32k and has been running fine up until a month ago. About once a week the transmission will not shift out of second gear upon a normal acceleration. It appears to happen more frequently when the first is "cold" rather than after driving a while. If you stop the vehicle and resume driving again the transmission will shifting normally. Can anyone help?0
brthevio Posts: 2I have a 97 jeep grand cherokee that is doing the same thing, only mine does it from 1st to 2nd and 2nd to 3rd. No limp mode, no codes, no check engine light. Have driven it at interstate speeds with the problem. Did a filter change, and a tranny flush. Changed the vehicle speed sensor, also changed the $140 pressure sensor in the pan. Still same problem. No shift until 3500 out of first or second. After that it runs great. Doesn't matter if the vehicle is stone cold or after 100 miles of driving 75. I have no clue what it could be, the dealership looks at me like they are second graders doing astrophysics. I am at a loss, I guess my next step is to take it to a tranny shop. I am sick of messing with it.0
2001 Jeep GC, 133K miles. Daughter driving it, stopped at a red light, put into park. Tried to put back in drive, would not go past neutral. Put it back into park and turned it off. Would not start after that. Acted like it was not into park/gear (not even trying to turn over). Tranny shop say it needs ripped apart and rebuilt ($1800-2400 guesstimate). Anybody had similar issues? Thoughts comments welcome. Thanks!0
boazbez Posts: 14You may also want to check the Throttle Position Sensor. Not only does the tranny computer take inputs from the speed sensor and pressure sensor, but also from the throttle position sensor. If it thinks you're pushing the pedal down more than you are it will wait before shifting down so as to give you more power.
When you switched out the pressure sensor did you also switch out the solenoid governor? They are on the same body. The solenoid is one of the the outputs from the tranny computer and puts its signals into action.0
2001 Jeep GC, 133K miles. Daughter driving it, stopped at a red light, put into park. Tried to put back in drive, would not go past neutral. Put it back into park and turned it off. Would not start after that. Acted like it was not into park/gear (not even trying to turn over). Tranny shop say it needs ripped apart and rebuilt ($1800-2400 guesstimate). Anybody had similar issues? Thoughts comments welcome. Thanks!0
doni1er Posts: 1Hey buddy, sorry replying so late just seen the post. I had an 05 jeep limited hemi as well, with the same bang noise when i would shift from nuetral to reverse or drive. I was told all types of nonsense like replacing sensors and even transmission rebuild. Thankfully i went to an experienced mechanic and turns out it was a simple BUSHING that was worn out. It was located towards the front left of the bottom of the car. Tell this to a trust worthy mechanic and he will find it. Good luck0
schandler1 Posts: 1:confuse: :mad: I seem to have the same problem or at least similar. When I am in what would be 1st gear and under 15-20 miles per hour, my tranny grabs likes it's trying to slip or something. I've had it into the Jeep shop several times and they say they can't find anything wrong. They performed an update on it that they thought would help and all it did was lower my fuel mileage. I'm not sure what to do at this point and I don't know where to turn for answers. I'm sure they think because I'm a girl, I have no idea what I'm talking about and I'm simply wasting their time. I'm no mechanic, but I know when a car shouldn't do what it's doing! I'm not crazy...... Am I???
HELP!!!!!!! I love my car, but when it does this "regularly", I'm afraid one day I'll be sitting along side the road with a blown tranny.0
rwengr Posts: 177Because repairs at the dealer are so expensive I have lost touch with that environment. They did not find a problem with the transmission because there probably isn't any. The transmission must interract with other engine controls. My guess is that one of these controls is off and is affecting the transmission. My Jeep is a 97 which was before they began using a computer in the transmission so I can't be specific.
If I was in your situation I would not go to the dealer any more. Retain the documentation of your previous visits. Do not go to a transmission shop right away. Find a good general mechanic. Look for a private shop. Take your car and ask them to make sure something else is not causing the problem. Ask them to make sure transmission cooler lines are not leaking 1 drop of oil. They should be bone dry.
If they say it is the transmission, ask them to refer a transmission shop. If not, do their repair.
If the transmission shop has to fix it, take their bill to the dealer and ask them to refund the amount to you under warranty.
Your problem could be something as simple as a loose ground wire or an electrical connector that has become contaminated with grease or oil.
Please be aware that you risk hitting another snag trying to follow my advice. It all depends on who you are dealing with.
A 2011 Jeep transmission should be flawless.
Do not take it to transmission shop right away. They may find a non-transmission problem, but ask you to do an expensive rebuild anyway.
First, make sure something outside the transmission is causing a problem with the transmission.0
boydscove Posts: 1Hi, I don't know if anyone has had this happen before so here goes. I own a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo with 176,000 kms. Lost the reverse and just before that when you stopped at an intersection and than tried to accelerate, the tranmission was not dropping back into first and is trying to start off in third gear. Took the vehicle to a transmission shop, had the reverse replaced and than he took a look at the shifting problem. Governor sensor was replaced twice, wiring harness has been replaced. They said it was the computer, took the vehicle to the dealer and had another computer programed and put into it. Codes still show that the governor sensor is the problem. Advised to return vehicle back to transmission shop to be fixed. Still have the same problem. Is there anything else that can be done?0
7657 Posts: 1my 2005 jgc with 80K miles makes a thumping noise when automatically switching between gears. once up and running at 60 mph on the freeway with no gear changes runs fine.0
jclerk Posts: 2Have 2002 jgc, 4.7L, in the last year or so, when engine starts up cold, it revs high, 2 to 3 grand, up and down, and slowly drops rpm down;
if put into drive when engine revving high, then engine stalls;
if let engine idle and warm up; then engine still revs around 1 to 2 grand at idle; but car can be driven without stall;
cleaned control valve body, no difference;
took it to a mechanic, he checked with his alldata, says, the throttle control valve is bad; quoted $150 for part and labor;
after new throttle control valve, no difference;
mechanics says, the tps, throttle position sensor, is also bad, another $150;
now engine runs and idles smooth as silk; idling under one grand, no more high revving after start up, and no more stalling when put into gear;0
sobrien1 Posts: 2Hi my 2004 Grand Cherokee Jeep has an intermittent fault, every week or so the Transmission sticks in first gear. I have to stop and then the fault is fine. It happens maybe twice in a journey, but only happens every 4 or 5th journey. I have had the fluid and filter change. it has 70k on the clock. Any advice.0


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According to Dr. Gary Chapman there are just five love languages: words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, and physical touch.
What he doesn't know is that I have discovered a sixth: mixes.
My obsession began back in high school, when I made the most awesome mix tapes ever for my best friends and crushes. Pretending to be a DJ on a radio show, I'd include goofy weather reports and news updates in between each song and design extravagant covers made of magazine clippings and construction paper.
In college, when my boyfriend went home for minor surgery, I sent him a "get-well" mix that included selections from his favorite bands at the time—Incubus, Live, Pearl Jam, Collective Soul, and Creed. Is it any surprised that he proposed a mere four years later?
With the advent of Pandora, Itunes, MP3s, and CDs, my mixes have continued to evolve. They are my favorite way of saying "happy birthday," "good luck," or "you really need to update your musical tastes."
So in the spirit of my love language, I spent a few hours creating the perfect Monkey Town Mixfor my readers that includes 46 meticulously chosen songs that correspond with various chapters in Evolving in Monkey Town.
Artists include: The Wailin Jennys, Ani DiFranco, Nick Drake, Abigail Washburn, Gillian Welch, Andrew Bird, Modest Mouse, Regina Spektor, Over the Rhine, Cat Power, Amos Lee, The Weepies, Nickel Creek, Mindy Smith, Patty Griffin, Ryan Adams, Bruce Springsteen, Sufjan Stevens, Iron and Wine, Arcade Fire, Jeff Buckley, The Avett Brothers, Bob Dylan, and many more.
You can see the complete list and listen to short clips of each song here. (I've made it part of the "resources" section of the book page.) To listen to all the songs in their entirety, consider making a playlist on Grooveshark.
[UPDATE June, 2012, the Gooveshark playlist is no-longer available]
Think of it as my way of saying, "thanks for reading!"
So, what music are you loving right now? What would you add to the Monkey Town mix to give us a sense of your personality?
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Forced to learn a new position and given a less than welcoming reception by some of his teammates, Jack Roosevelt Robinson had every excuse in the world to fail when he broke baseball's color barrier on April 15, 1947. Amidst all that pressure and without others to relate to, lesser men likely would have crumbled beneath the stifling expectations and heinous insults. Instead, Robinson rose to the occasion, turning himself into an all-star, turning his team into one of the most beloved in the history of baseball and convincing many other baseball teams to begin immediately integrating their rosters. His heroism changed both baseball and America. Earlier this year, that heroism was rewarded with a biopic, and now, 42, the thrilling movie starring Chadwick Boseman, will be released on Blu-ray and DVD in July.
Much of Robinson's story is, of course, triumphant in nature, but 42 forgoes many of those smiles in favor of telling the more traumatic story of Robinson's initial rise to the Brooklyn Dodgers. At times, the racism and the shoddy treatment are hard to watch, but in the end, they just make the standout's successes that much sweeter. Plus, in the skilled hands of writer/ director Brian Helgeland, it feels like a slice of our past that needs to be told.
Prior to 42's release, many thought the film would play to only a niche market, but it actually generated almost thirty million dollars at the domestic box office during its opening weekend, and now that it's prepared to hit Blu-ray and DVD, there's no reason to think it won't continue surpassing expectations.
Available July 16 from Warmer Home Entertainment and Legendary Pictures, the Blu-ray Combo Pack will retail for $35.99 and the DVD will be priced at $28.98. Luckily, with wide interest expected and numerous outlets likely to offer sales, potential buyers will likely get a nice break on the above prices. To check out the bonus features, you can take a look at the specs below…
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Kansas City Chiefs fans have to wonder when their fortunes will turn around.
After enduring a disastrous 2-14 campaign last season, the Chiefs -- in desperate need of a quarterback -- have the top pick in a draft absent of sure-fire, first-round passing talent. The Chiefs' new general manager, John Dorsey, admits this year's prospects under center are a puzzle.
"There is no quarterback where personnel guys can definitely say, 'He's a first-round pick,' " Dorsey told The Kansas City Star on Saturday. "There were so many inconsistencies in the collective group. There was not one guy that stood up and said, 'I'm the guy in the position this year.' There really wasn't one clear-cut guy.
"There are too many technical flaws, scheme flaws. There are so many different variables, that there are a lot of people all over the place on naming the top four or five guys and who those guys would be."
The 16 quarterbacks invited to this month's NFL Scouting Combine mark the lowest total in 11 years, according to NFL research. Beyond Geno Smith -- who NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah believes could ultimately go to the Chiefs at No. 1 -- it's anyone's guess where the rest of this group lands in the draft.
NFL Network draft expert Mike Mayock released his pre-combine quarterback rankings this week -- charting Smith at No. 1 and followed by USC's Matt Barkley, N.C. State's Mike Glennon, Ryan Nassib of Syracuse and Landry Jones of Oklahoma. Mayock also acknowledged to "The Rich Eisen Podcast" this week, "This is going to be, by far, the most confusing quarterback draft we've had in years."
Almost everyone seems to agree.
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I've come to know a few hard and fast rules in this world, usually through extensive trial-and-error. 1) You should find your favorite pickle brand/type/flavor and always have a jar on hand 2) When you most need a Packer fan to commiserate with, you will always find one 3) You never get rid of fingernail clippers. There are many more rules I've come to know; ask me about them sometime, and I'll share, but it's the third of "Franklin's Rules for Maintaining a Happy and Healthy Existence" that I want to focus on. Yes, I realize that fingernail clippers are not really things that are discussed in public forums mainly due to the fact that the inevitable flying fingernail clippings resulting from their use are considered to be somewhat gross. Point taken, but bear with me.
Fingernail clippers are an often overlooked, under-considered tool. They are usually taken for granted and tossed willy-nilly in bathroom drawers or medicine cabinets, requiring digging and angry slamming of drawers and cabinet doors to be found. Be honest, you don't think about fingernail clippers...that is, until you don't have a set readily at hand.
Having multiple sets of fingernail clippers placed at strategic locations should be a goal of all people who like to be prepared. When making a purchase of new clippers, the old pairs should never be carelessly discarded. You will soon find out that even though you have a pair of shiny new clippers, the old clippers will invariably be needed. If you abandon your old pairs, you will soon recognize that the new pair were superior in some task than the newer model. Maybe they get the flat part of the nail better, or the corner part of the nail. Maybe they are better-suited at getting rid of painful hangnails. Perhaps they were perfect for cutting off rouge strings from clothing. Point is, they have use. Also, what happens if your brand-spanking-new clippers breaks on the first pressure placed on the lever? You NEED to have backups.
Personally, I own 4 fingernail clippers. Some older, some newer, some more expensive, but all have use. One of these I just purchased this week (at a relative bargain, I might add). Now, did I get rid of my older clippers? Hell no. I kept them around for the reasons listed above. I tossed one in my tackle box to cut fishing line, one in the junk drawer for who knows what. I'll wait and see how these two work out in these roles, but regardless, it's nice to know they're still around. I kept the new model and the expensive one in my medicine cabinet as they have been performing at a high level for me. It's not like my clippers take up a huge amount of space, so I would need to foolishly toss them away. Nope, I understand the value of having a number of them around. Nowhere on the packaging did it say, "You cannot have multiple clippers. Please get rid of other clippers before removing item from this package."
After having read this, I hope you consider how valuable a plethora of fingernail clippers can be the next time you are in need of a trim, or a quick snip of a thread, or even a clip of your 8 lb. test.
Okay, after that weird PSA, back to the task at hand...destroy the Eagles!
Oh, dang! One more thing I almost forgot to mention: congrats to Desmond Bishop on his new contract extension....


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It's hard for a young child to hold strong feelings inside. Young children often cry, scream, or stomp up and down when they are upset. As a parent, you may feel angry, helpless, or ashamed.
Temper tantrums are normal. They are one way a child learns self-control. Almost all children have tantrums between the ages of 1 and 3. By age 4, they usually stop.
Try these tips when your child has a temper tantrum:
Try to stay calm.
If you can't stay calm, leave the room. Wait a minute or two before coming back, or wait until the crying stops.
Distract your child. Point out something else to do, like read a book or play with a toy. Say something like, "Look at what the kitty is doing"
Let your child cool off or have a "time-out." Take your child away from the problem. Give your child some time alone to calm down. Try 1 minute of time-out for every year of your child's age. (For example, a 4-year-old would get a 4-minute time-out.) Don't use time-out too much or it won't work.
Be ready to take your child home if your child has a "public" tantrum. The best way of stopping "public" tantrums is to take your child home or to the car.
Ignore your child's crying, screaming, or kicking if you can. Stand nearby or hold your child without talking until your child calms down. The more attention you give a tantrum, the more likely it is to happen again.
The following things are not OK. Don't ignore these actions:
Hitting or kicking people
Throwing things that might hurt someone or break something
Yelling for a long time
If your child does these things, take him or her away from the problem. Hold your child. Say firmly, "No hitting" or "No throwing" to make sure your child knows what behavior is not OK.
Never punish your child for temper tantrums. Your child may start to keep feelings inside, which is worse.
Don't give in to your child's demands just to stop a tantrum. This teaches that a temper tantrum will help your child get his or her way. Tantrums are more likely to stop if your child doesn't gain anything from them.
Don't talk too much to your child during the tantrum. It is hard to reason with a screaming child. When your child calms down, talk about better ways to deal with anger and frustration.
Your child should have fewer temper tantrums by age 31/2. Between tantrums, he or she should seem normal and healthy. Every child grows and learns at his or her own pace. It may take time to learn how to control his or her temper.
Sometimes you have to say "no" to protect your child from harm. This is a common cause of a tantrum. So, what can you do?
Childproof your home as much as you can.
Make dangerous places and things off-limits.
Keep an eye on your child at all times. Never leave small children alone, especially if there may be danger.
Take away anything dangerous right away. Give your child something safe in its place.
Be clear and firm about safety rules.
…your child shows any of these signs:
Hurts himself or herself or others during tantrums
Holds his or her breath and faints
The tantrums get worse after age 4
Has lots of other behavior problems
When tantrums are bad or happen often, they may be a sign of emotional problems. Your child's doctor can help you find out what is behind the tantrums. The doctor can also give you advice on dealing with them.
You can't prevent all tantrums, but these ideas may help:
Make sure you give your child enough attention. Children try to get attention in many ways. If being good doesn't do it, they may try being bad. To children, even "negative" attention (when you are upset) is better than none at all. So notice your child being good and reward the behavior.
Set limits that make sense. Give simple reasons for the rules you set, and don't change the rules.
Keep a daily routine as much as you can. This helps your child know what to expect.
Let your child make choices whenever you can. For example, "Do you want apple juice or orange juice?" Or let's say your child doesn't want to take a bath. Make it clear that he or she will be taking a bath. But offer a real choice he or she can make. Try saying, "It's time for your bath. Would you like to walk or have me carry you?"
Try not to say "no" too much. Choose your battles. Children need to have some feeling of control.
Give your child a few minutes' warning before changing activities. This helps children get ready for a change.
Ask your child to use words to tell you how he or she is feeling. Suggest words he or she can use to describe those feelings. For example, "I'm really mad."
Be ready with healthy snacks when your child gets hungry.
Make sure your child gets enough rest.
Set a good example. Try not to argue or yell in front of your child.
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