OK, gents... I completely took off the caliper assy from the car because the piston would not retract even if I opened up the bleeder nut. I thought this would be a 30-minute job but it already took 2 evenings of my time. I'm just looking at the caliper sitting on my desk now while typing this. My experience level? Maybe a typical Saturday menchanic. I've done a few motor R&R on motorcycles and small boats, replaced pistons on lawn mowers, water pump/alternator on cars, etc. I don't have a larger enough C-clamp, so I used a carpenters adjustable wooden clamp. But still no go. The caliper piston is stuck hard in the extended position. Any idea what's going on or what to do? Thanks in advance.

I have never used AOL so not sure how it works but firefox will ask during install if you want to import your favorite sites to firefox, I know it will import them from IE, you would have to ask someone who has AOL experience. I found these directions, not sure which version you have or if this will work for you, but worth a try. "Click on "Favorites". Go down and click on "More Favorites". On the bottom right hand corner, click on "Save/Replace". On the next screen click "OK". On the next screen go to the black arrow at the top to do with "Save In" and click on it. It will bring down a menu from which you can choose "Removable Disk". Before you choose "Removable Disk" have your cd, floppy or Zip in the slot. Click "Save" and you are on your way. After you sign off, if you want, you can stick it back in and verify that indeed the favorites are on there." I also found this info: "How to transfer your Address Book from AOL to a new email client (eg, Thunderbird). Here's the drill: - In AOL's address book, click on one address then "Select ALL" (eg, Cntl-A), then "Copy" (eg, Cntl-C). - Open Excel or another spreadsheet; paste into a worksheet (eg, Cntl-V); you'll see your correspondent (LN, FN) and email address, separated by a Tab. Widen the first column, if necessary. - Do any editing, deleting. - Do a "Save As..." and for file type, select "TAB-DELIMITED CSV" or just "CSV (Windows)" and save it to a familiar place (I give it the name "AddrBookFeb06.csv"). - In your email client (eg, Thunderbird -- should be similar on others), Select "Tools/Import..." or similar, select the "CSV/TEXT/ETC" option, and browse to the CSV file's location. - Complete the Import, and you'll find all our AOL addresses in your new program. Not quite the way you'd like them (it won't import phone numbers, etc, and the LN,FN are all in one field), but this new Address Book is now available. - You can use them this way: select the new Book (give it a name - "Addresses from AOL"). Thunderbird will find them by alias, FN, LN, start of email, etc. - I'd copy (Cntl-A, then drag) these into the Personal Address Book, then edit them when you have time, to change them to true FN and LN fields. I like to have mine sort this way "LastName, FirstName". See if this general technique works for you -- perhaps a similar method would work for AOL's "Favorites". this service is free if you happen to be going to one of their isp partners. http://www.trueswitch.com/ directions more instructions here this is a program that will supposedly do all the moving for you of all your AOL stuff, I know nothing about it just saw it mentioned in forum. I will link it at the bottom in the helpful link area. OH !!! wait wait wait I just found the instructions on the mozilla forum on how to move them from AOL to firefox!! Save your AOL favorites. In your AOL interface, go to Favorites > Favorite Places > Save/Replace. This will save your AOL favorites to a .pfc file. Remember where you saved this. Go to LinkaGoGo. Make sure that the input is AOL PFC and the output is Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox. Click the "Browse" button and find the .pfc file you saved earlier. Click on the "Convert" button. You should be prompted to save the bookmarks.html file. Remember where you saved this, as well. Open Firefox's Bookmark Manager (Bookmarks > Manage Bookmarks) From the File menu, choose Import. Then find the bookmarks file you just saved. And her is a link with directions on how to move all your AOL mail that you have saved over to Thunderbird mail. mail convert Hope some of that helps you out. Here is a link that might be useful: AOLconverter

Then there was the blister pack where trying to open it caused the pill to crumble to powder no matter how careful I tried to be. How's that for effective dosage? I once spent almost an hour on the Internet tracing a prescription skin cream and lotion manufacturer to complain about their !@#$ packaging. The cream version was very thick and didn't flow. It came in a stiff-sided plastic bottle which couldn't be squeezed enough to force it out. The lotion version came with a pump that was boxed with the handle depressed, without directions, and which would not pop out no matter what I tried. When unscrewed, the tube carried with it far more of the cream than needed for one dose. Nor could the tube be easily removed. Their response was to refund one copay, but the refills are still just as bad. Fortunately, while I had the pump out spilling the lotion I somehow managed to get it to pop up (still don't know how I did it) and I've been transferring that pump to each successive bottle. It's certainly not sterile, aargh.

Never use one. I don't often replace my phone either. My Galaxy S4 is 3 years old. I figure phones are built to be, well , phones. So I don't get all that after market stuff for them. The phone I have is white on the back. it looks fine, works fine. Hangs around various surfaces in my house and in a side pocket of my purse when I'm out. I do put it in a cell phone wallet thing with my keys and ID when I go for a bike ride, a walk with the dog or out riding horses that I can clip to my belt loop. If the dog and I are out training it rides in the treat pouch. I take how the phone feels and weighs in my hand into consideration when I choose a phone so a cover defeats the purpose for me. Been checking out the new S7s and they feel a bit rough around the edges to me. May it's the whole metal thing. Maybe would go with a bumper like Elmer mentioned if I decide to get one. Have to go out and play with one at a store where it isn't tethered. The tether may be making it feel "off" to me with the added weight from the pull back..