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Hornady Critical Defense is all I carry.

Dunhams just had .22lr for $11.50 a brick. I am not sure if the sale is over.

Is Kipp out again?

I talked to the owner of the same shop from this thread. He is very interested in doing this. What Saturday forks best for people? 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. Saturday of the month? He will pick 2 cigars by the same company that are different and explain each cigar and their differences/similarities. They have a great seating area, 2 large flat screens, a great selection of cigars and supplies, Kuerig machine and a mini fridge with drinks. They are located in historic Westerville which provides good food choices and shopping for the better half while we waste the night away. If a mod could make a survey for which Sat of the month, It would be great.

http://www.wimp.com/mobilityscooter/

Country Classic Cars out of Illinois has a wide range of cars and prices. http://www.countryclassiccars.com

Thank You all.

Yesterday I lost the man, ma father, who has made me who I am today. I am relieved that he no longer has to endure the pain that he had to recently. Obit Thomas Wesley Gerlach, Sr., 55, Seven Hills, Ohio passed away on February 7, 2012. Tom was born in 1956 in Jackson, Michigan to Bruce, Sr. and the late Lisbeth Gerlach. He studied Law Enforcement at Northwestern Michigan College. He married Jayne (Lundy) in 1978 and they lived in New Mexico and Michigan before moving to Ohio. Tom devoted his life to helping people, professionally as a police officer, sheriff's deputy, firefighter and emergency medical technician and personally as a great friend and family member. It wasn't uncommon for someone to come up to him at a store and say something like, Do you remember me? You saved my life or you saved my sister's life or you were at my accident and you were so kind to me. Tom often spoke fondly of growing up on Miller Ave in Ann Arbor and all the wonderful neighbors that made it a real "Leave It to Beaver" community. As a father himself, he carried that feeling into helping coach soccer, leading Boy Scouts, being active in Mitchell Elementary School PTO, etc. He worked the midnight shift at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital for many years, thus allowing him to be the one his boys came home to after school. He loved cars and could identify the make and year of most cars at a glance. He owned 22 cars before he turned 22 and only slowed down when the fiscal responsibilities of a family required it. He saved friends and family countless dollars by giving advice or actually fixing cars. Maybe it is because of the hours spent working on cars and hours spent in public safety that his oldest son works in automotive research and his youngest is a police officer. You could always count on Tom's humor and quick wit to lighten the mood. Tom loved to tease and his deep laugh was contagious. Those who loved Tom laughed often. He also had a strong love for animals. He said that without Jayne's common sense the two of them might have become the dog and cat people you hear sometimes about on the news. Tom is survived by his wife, Jayne of Seven Hills, Ohio; sons, Thomas, Jr. (Christy) of Marysville, Ohio; Trevor (Brianna) of Muskegon, Michigan, brother, Bruce, Jr. (Beckie) of Clinton, Michigan and father, Bruce Sr. of Clinton, Michigan. He will also be missed by his nieces, nephews, extended family and numerous friends. The Celebration of his Life will be held Saturday, February 11, 2012 with visitation at 10:00 a.m. followed by the service at 11 a.m. at Charles J. Burden & Son Funeral Home, 1806 E. Michigan Avenue, Jackson, Michigan. Burial will follow at Woodland Cemetery. In honor of Tom, please find a way to "pay it forward" today.

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My guess is like many employers, AZ does this and doesn't pay him benefits. My employers are finding it is cheaper to have 5 part-time employees with no benefits then 4 full-time employees with benefits.

google shows the coordinates outside sears on the island traveling nw from the mall not inside. Google

Amsoil?

6/8/12

Sorry looked at the link real fast and thought it was a calculator. I got the formula from Wikipedia. More info

coefficient of drag x area = frontal area http://www.speed-wiz.com/calculations/chassis/frontal-area-calculation.htm

I don't agree with it but, they were departmental violations and not laws. I would be interested in what they were.

Just for an idea of the Marysville market, I payed $115k and I am now valued at $70k. My parents house has been on the market for almost 7 months. They have only had one repeat viewing, have dropped the price $15k and that was after sinking $20k into getting it ready to sell (level concrete patio, finish kitchen remodel, repaint EVERY wall and ceiling basement and garage included, remodel 1.5 bath in to 2 bath, new carpet, etc).

+1 It would really clean up the look.

Marysville sucks and Honda is up and down the last few years. I bought a house in '05 and wish I wouldn't have. The market sucks out here, there is no social life and the service industry destroys every restaurant that comes to town. I work next to the R&D plant and live near the fairgrounds. That is a 13 minute commute in good weather/traffic. (Just a rough distance guide for you)

Have them apply bead sealer to the rim and tire when you get the new tires. It is a liquid rubber that dries very fast and helps seal the bead.

Couch to 5k is a good app for Android. It starts you out walking then running for different lengths until it gets you to running the full 5k. I also hit an all time high over the Holidays. I have been loosely following the Sacred Heart Diet. I did it Wed - Fri last week. Was unable to over the weekend because of travel and I am back on it this week. I have lost 7 lbs in a week.

+1 I am also interested...

How much?

option 2

http://www.whitepages.com if it is a landline.