Advice on CAD classes
Helen Jeffers
6 years ago
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Comments (3)I took a plant ID class taught by Jamie Inashima and it seemed pretty good but I had to go out of town for an extended period of time and couldn't complete it. Still I attended at least 5 or so classes and she seemed professional and knowledgable. It seemed on par with the plant ID classes I took at the New York Botanical Garden (which were very good)....See MoreOil Gel - Class Action Settlement - Toyota
Comments (25)To those searching for more on the Toyota engine oil sludge or gel matter, please see the following links: http://www.toyotaoilgel.com http://www.uc2.blogspot.com http://www.autosafety.org Follow "toyotasludge" on Twitter.com Watch the Toyota Sludge video on YouTube.com at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fs7WI2s-CVw If you have blue/white smoke from the exhaust, especially on start up; check engine light on; excess oil consumption or sudden disappearance of engine oil; failed emissions control components such as the oxygen sensor or catalytic converter; a thrown engine piston rod; or complete engine failure, then be on alert! Notify Toyota via CERTIFED letter with return receipt requested about your problem and ask for full repair coverage under Toyotas Customer Support Program for Engine Oil Gelation. Speak up loudly online if Toyota refuses to honor this program or continues to blame you in the wake of proper vehicle maintenance. If Toyota is totally unresponsive in the wake of a failed engine due to engine oil sludge build up, consider going to the following web sites to voice your concern: http://www.ConsumerAffairs.com http://www.RipOffReport.com Regardless of the Toyota response, be sure to file online vehicle owner complaints at: http://www.autosafety.org The Center for Auto Safety http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/ivoq/ The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Just to make it clear, the Toyota engine oil sludge problemthe one that has attracted so many defamers to follow me around the internetis STILL a problem. There are many later model Toyota models showing signs of the same problem. What is worse, Toyota owners are reporting continued deception at Toyota and Toyota dealerships. Far too many Toyota owners are being told they do not qualify for the CSP repair cost coverage for one reason or another. Still other Toyota model owners who have sludged engines are being asked to pay thousands in repair costs despite proper vehicle maintenance. This is wrong! Toyota Owners Unite for Resolution Charlene Blake cblake@erols.com charleneblake@cox.net...See MoreDoes pegging roses horizontally works on all classes of roses?
Comments (4)My Zeffies have stiff canes so I start to bend them from the gitgo. When bending I stop when the cane stops bending….don’t force them. I just tie some twine close to the ground around the cane then wrap the twine around the cane as I go up the cane. That allows me to get a smooth curve up to the point where I want it go horizontal. As the cane grows it cane follow the twine up to the horizontal point....See MoreIA Class 4 roofing material relative cost advice
Comments (1)Hi! I could really use some help. Reroofing a prairie/century style home that my folks rent. Roof is about 1500sqft, a pyramid gable with a dormer. Existing roof is asphalt shingles with hail damage. We’ll need to do a complete tear off. There’s ceiling damage in two rooms (patched the roof) so I’m guessing we replace everything. We’re in NW Iowa in a hail prone area. This particular house is on a hill and gets hit every 4-5 years like clockwork. Insurance gives a 10% discount for a class 4 roofing material regardless of what kind. Deductible is 5k. I can get that down but the cost is crazy because of the claims history. I can’t find an independent source of what the different class 4 roofing materials should cost (either materials only or installed) nor which ones would be best suited to our application. Complicating this is the fact that my parents are sold on a stone coat tile which is lovely, but quite expensive. We also need to reside…. I’m looking for a list of what the different class 4 materials cost generation in this day and age, from metals to asphalt shingles, etc. And some suggestions on how to balance the needs here. It’s going to hail. I can’t stop that. What roofing will take damage reasonably well but is also not crazy complicated and expensive to repair? Longer lifespan is obviously better. Much less concerned about the aesthetics on this home—roof will ideally be a light to mid gray. Sorry for writing a book. This isn’t normally what I’d ask here but I’ve struck out elsewhere. Thank you!...See MoreHelen Jeffers
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