I HAVE A 2007 TOYOTA CAMRY WITH 20000 MILES ON IT. I GOT INTO AN ACCIDENT A FEW MONTHS AGO. I CRASHED INTO A CURB WITH MY RIGHT PASSENGER SIDE RIM. BECAUSE OF THIS MY RIGHT FRONT BALL JOINT AND LOWER CONTROL ARM WERE BENT. THE RIM SUFFERED COSMETIC DAMAGE BUT I ORDERED A NEW ONE. I REPLACED THE PARTS AND GOT A WHEEL ALLIGMENT AND BALANCE. ONCE I GOT ON THE HIGHWAY I NOTICED THAT MY VEHICLE WOULD SWERVE TO THE LEFT. I LET THE STEERING WHEEL GO AND NOTICED THAT IT SLIGHTLY TURNED TO THE LEFT. I ALSO EXPERIENCED A VIBRATION ON THE STEERING WHEEL AND REST OF THE CAR AS I BRAKED AT SPEED OF 60- 65 MPH. I ALSO NOTICED THAT AT HIGH TRAFFIC TIMES IN STOP AND GO SITUATIONS MY VEHICLE WOULD TURN COMPLETELY TO THE LEFT AS I WOULD LET THE STEERING WHEEL GO. I TOOK THE VEHICLE TO THE DEALER AND THEY RECOMMENDED ANOTHER ALLIGNMENT, BALANCE AND ROTOR REPLACEMENT. I ALLIGNED THE VEHICLE AND BALANCE THE TIRES, I DID NOT REPLACE THE ROTORS. NOTHING CHANGED. THE PROBLEM IS STILL THERE. I AM THINKING OF REPLACING THE ROTORS SOON TO SEE IF IT CORRECTS THE VIBRATION. I AM WONDERING IF THERE IS ANOTHER PART IN THE FRONT END THAT MIGHT OF GOTTEN DAMAGED THAT COULD CAUSE THE VEHICLE TO TURN LEFT. I NEED HELP. WHAT DO YOU THINK I SHOULD DO. I

Evergreen is merely a plant characteristic, not a botanical classification. An evergreen plant is any plant which has leaves present on the branches all year round; many (but not all) conifers are evergreen; many broadleaf plants are also evergreen. The converse of evergreen is deciduous (shedding all the leaves for part of the year). Conifer is a botanical classification: all conifers bear specialised seed-producing structures called cones. They don't have flowers, and flowering plants don't have cones (though some flowering plants have seedheads that look superficially like cones). Not all conifer cones look like the 'traditional' cone; junipers (unlike what was said above) actually do have cones, but their cones have soft, fleshy cone scales which resemble berries. The scales on juniper cones are often visible as fine lines, as in these . Even these are actually highly modified cones. On the pine/fir question, this needs a little explanation of plant classification. Similar, related plant species are grouped together in a genus (plural: genera), and similar, related plant genera are grouped together in a family. Further, similar, related plant families are grouped together in an order, and related plant orders are grouped together in a class. Thus for example, all pines are in the genus Pinus, all firs are grouped in the genus Abies, and all douglas-firs in the genus Pseudotsuga. These genera are all related to each other, and placed in the pine family Pinaceae. That firs are in the same family means that firs are not pines, but are fairly closely related to pines. For a different example which might be more familiar . . . the same is done with animals; thus e.g. foxes (genus Vulpes) are not dogs (genus Canis), but are related (both are in the dog family Canidae). The conifers comprise an order (Pinales) which includes seven families, each family including several genera: Pinaceae (pine family). Includes pines (Pinus), spruces (Picea), larches (Larix), douglas-firs (Pseudotsuga), cedars (Cedrus), firs (Abies), hemlocks (Tsuga), and a few others (too rare to be familiar). Cupressaceae (cypress family). Includes cypresses (Cupressus, Chamaecyparis), junipers (Juniperus), sequoias (Sequoia, Sequoiadendron, Metasequoia), baldcypresses (Taxodium), arborvitae (Thuja), and several others (too rare to be familiar). Taxaceae (yew family). Includes yews (Taxus). Cephalotaxaceae (plum-yew family). Includes plum-yews (Cephalotaxus) and torreyas (Torreya) (some botanists include this family in the family Taxaceae). Sciadopityaceae (sciadopitys family). Includes the genus Sciadopitys. Araucariaceae (monkey-puzzle family). Includes monkey-puzzles (Araucaria), wollemia (Wollemia), and kauris (Agathis) (all subtropical/warm temperate, not hardy in RI). Podocarpaceae (podocarp family). Includes podocarps (several mainly tropical and subtropical genera). Hope this helps and isn't too complicated! Resin

How far should the internal dampers open? Or if you have a ventahood, how far does yours open? We always have some escape from our hood, and I've chalked it up to steam bouncing off the light strip. However, escape happens ALL the time. If there's enough steam for you to see it reach the hood, there's enough so that some escapes, even with both blowers on high. Our hood is a 600cfm mounted 27.5" above the rangetop, and the duct goes straight up and out the roof of our 1-story home. After reading about Keitel's adventures here, I decided to check my dampers. They appear to open the same amount on low as on high, and the same amount on both dampers. That amount is only about 1/2-3/4" (hard for me to estimate without climbing all the way in there.) Shouldn't they open more than that? I linked a picture below, although you may not be able to tell much unless you've recently spent some time examining your VAH damper. The picture is a bit misleading; because of the position of the fan when it was taken, the damper looks more open than it actually is. Here is a link that might be useful:

Nicely tell her next time she has something to say that you would prefer to gain your advice from a professional and any futher comments can be forward to your attorney, And yes what she is doing is harassment,our ex-neighbors complained to our animal control officer that our dogs were left out all the time and were mean and that they kept trying to get under the fence. First thing is we are so over protective of our dogs that when they go out we go out with them. They were the most friendliest and loving dogs ,they loved people (except for DH one friend LOL).The animal controll officer had observed our house for awhile and after a few days came to do a home check.He was totally amazed that we even had dogs ,he said our yard was not the normal neighbor yard.There was no droppings left around and the yard was kept up very nice,he played with the dogs and said my neighbor was out of her mind.He had to go into her yard and check the fence to make sure that we had it supported enough and than he called the code enforcement officer out to issue my neighbor some fines for her trash cans not having lids and for all the trash in her yard.He also told us next time she harassed us to document it and take the documents to an attorney and file a harassment charge agianst her.