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Neiko Pro's 3 Ton Double Plunger Low Profile Aluminum Hydraulic Floor Jack, Long Frame, Super Light Weight Aluminum Alloy Construction, Working Range: 3-1/2" - 19-1/4", Double Plunger, 9 Pumps to Full Height |
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Torin T43004 3 Ton Aluminum Jack Stands (Sold in Pairs) List Price: $79.99 Sale Price: $61.20 |
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This pair of adjustable jack stands features a patented design that offers lightweight mobility with the strong aluminum tubing and an extra-large, cast aluminum base. Flanged top support makes positioning easy. All-anodized finish. Lift Capacity (tons): 3, Min. Lift Height (in.): 10 3/4, Max. Lift Height (in.): 15 5/8, Double Locking: No, Base L x W (in.): 6 3/4 x 7 1/2 |
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Torin T84025 Aluminum and Steel Racing Jack - 2.5 Ton List Price: $173.99 Sale Price: $141.49 |
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This Torin Aluminum/Steel Race Jack has a quick-lift design to reach a max. height. Saddle can be removed. Lift Capacity (tons): 2 1/2, Min. Lift Height (in.): 4 1/8, Max. Lift Height (in.): 18 1/4, Frame Material: Aluminum/steel, Strokes to Max. Lift (qty.): 7, Base: 26 3/8 x 12 1/2 |
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AMC-400 Lightweight Aluminum Motocross & Dirt Bike Carrier for 2" Hitch Receivers List Price: $199.99 Sale Price: $136.99 |
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Designed for hauling dirt bikes and sport bikes, the AMC-400 motocross carrier is composed of lightweight aircraft aluminum that will not rust and is capable of safely transporting dirt bikes, sport bikes and motocross bikes weighing up to 400 lbs. Includes an aluminum loading ramp, a steel powder coated main hitch tube, and a ¾ hook at the ramp end for stability. Track length of 75" with a 45-1/2" long loading ramp featuring 6-3/4" rung spacing, 5-1/2" track spacing. |
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There are an incredible amount of benefits of sending your child to a Christian school. While some of the often quoted, negative statistics about government schools should be enough, I have decided to lay out three primary benefits for those who may still need convincing. These three benefits are as follows.
One benefit of a Christian school is that your child is raised among fellow believers. As the old adage goes, "bad company corrupts good character." By sending your children to a Christian school, you are likely to see that your child's friends are the some of the best people that your child could be around. If you're child grows up around other believing children, it is far less likely that your child will be involved in drugs, sex, underage drinking, or other negative actions.
Another benefit of a Christian education is the education itself. It is especially true of Classical Christian schools that there education is often times much better than the government schools in the area. The students of these types of schools tend to score higher on standardized tests and are generally more prepared for college as well!
A final benefit of Christian schools is that by sending your child to one, you help ensure that your child will remain a Christian. With Barna Group statistics saying that 70% of kids who go to church will leave the faith when they leave home, it is the Christian duty of any Christian parent to not add to this negative statistic! Chances are undoubtedly better when sending your child to a school that teaches the Bible through and through.
As Proberbs 22:6 says, "Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he will not depart from it." Training up a child in the way he should is ultimately the responsibility of the parents of the child. And this training must go far beyond Sunday school and youth group! Sending our children to receive Christian educations is one way to fulfill our responsibility to the call of God for our children.
This article was written by Matt Hall, alumni from a Lansing Christian School called New Covenant Christian. Matt Hall is a huge proponent of Christian schools and is dedicated to the promotion of Classical Christian education.
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Betting Dancing With the Stars, Season 4
By Jocelyn
I know that for me, personally, there will never be a Dancing with the Stars champion whom I will love as passionately as I love Apolo Anton Ohno. I also know that this season there is a DREAM TEAM of a Spice Girl and a man who wishes he were a Spice Girl. And I know we'll be keeping an update on the odds all season long!
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Melanie Brown (aka Scary Spice) and Maksim Chmerkovskiy
So, this is the dream team. Melanie Brown is a trained entertainer with a ton of dance performance experience and LADIES LOVE MAKSIM. These two should tear up the floor with high energy, very sexy, clean dances. The only variable is whether Scary Spice is back in shape after having recently given birth and if Maksim's pissy personality can stay under wraps so he doesn't get a backhand from Scary.
Opening Week Odds: 5 to 1 (click to bet Scary Spice)
Sabrina Bryan and Mark Ballas
In case you missed it, Sabrina Bryan is of Disney fame for her role in The Cheetah Girls. Disney alum tend to do well on this show, but the Cheetah Girls isn't as popular as High School Musical was. Truth is, there may only be room for one perky blonde on this show, and we already love Julianne Hough. I think Sabrina will be gone in the early rounds.
Opening Week Odds: 17 to 1 (click to bet for the Cheetah Girl)
Helio Castroneves and Julianne Hough
He's a race car driver married to Ashley Judd, and he's impossibly hot. We kind of think America will respond to a)the fact that he's so nice to look at and b) his good, middle America values (NASCAR driver, married to one of America's sweethearts). He's also paired with last season's winner and America's dollbaby Julianne Hough. We think that, unless he has two left feet, he'll have some staying power.
Opening Week Odds: 8 to 1 (click to bet for the NASCAR driver)
Mark Cuban and Kym Johnson
I'm embarassed to even have to write about this. If there were an award for "Biggest TV Attention Whore EVER" it would go to Rob and Amber first, Johnny Fairplay second, Tanya from The Real World third and then Mark Cuban. He won't go first because that spot will be reserved for a model or actress with no personality, but he won't last long.
Opening Week Odds: 10 to 1 (click to bet for Mark Cuban if you must)
Jennie Garth and Derek Hough
Oh how I love Jennie Garth (and so you do, admit it.). And she's paired with Julianne Hough's brother, Derek, so America will instantly love him, too. I really feel that this may be the year of the woman on Dancing With the Stars, and Jennie has a great a chance as any of them if she's as captivating while dancing as she is while seducing Grant Show in season two of 90210. We think if you're placing early season bets to try to win on a long shot, Jennie's a good bet.
Opening Week Odds: 12 to 1 (click to bet on the 90210 princess)
Josie Maran and Alec Mazo
It is a waste of my time to even write about this. You got shafted Alec. Pretty models without much more on their resume are always among the first to go on this show. Josie is like a sacrificial lamb. Enjoy your week or two on the show.
Opening Week Odds: 6 to 1 (click to bet on Josie & Alec)
Cameron Mathison and Edyta Sliwinska
He's a soap opera actor, which means a lot of people who watch Dancing With the Stars will already love him. And he's pretty. Stranger things have happened. I just think there are too many compelling personalities on this season for him to compete, unless he is an extremely gifted dancer.
Opening Week Odds: 7 to 1 (click to bet on Cameron and Edyta)
Floyd Mayweather and Karina Smirnoff
Floyd Mayweather is this season's token athlete, but historically athletes have done well on this show. He's also incredibly charismatic. And if he dances as smoothly as he moves in the boxing ring, we think there's a great possibility for him. He won't go early. The odds say so, too, because he's the early favorite along with Scary Spice.
Opening Week Odds: 5 to 1 (click to bet on the boxer)
Wayne Newton and Cheryl Burke
Mr. Las Vegas takes on the Dancing With the Stars stage with two-time champion and America's darling Cheryl Burke. The odds are against him. Is he just too much of a relic of an era past to make a connection with the audience? We hope not, because we love us some Wayne Newton.
Opening Week Odds: 19 to 2 (click to bet on Mr. Las Vegas)
Marie Osmond and Jonathan Roberts
What we know: Marie Osmond has a long performance history of singing and dancing. What we also know: She may be a little crazy. What we wonder about: What's she like on stage without Donnie? What we're scared of: Her massive lipstick.
Opening Week Odds: 11 to 1 (click to bet on Marie Osmond)
Albert Reed and Anna Trebunskaya
He's and Abercrombie model, which may just be enough on its own given how many women watch this show. That's all I have to say.
Opening Week Odds: 9 to 1 (click to bet on the male model)
Jane Seymour and Tony Dovolani
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, Jane Seymour is coming to Dancing with the Stars. Just one week of her lovely, long hair flowing while she waltzes will win audiences over. We love her. You do, too. We wonder if she's fit enough at her age to take the long haul, though.
Opening Week Odds: 9 to 1 (click to bet on Dr. Quinn)
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Coca-Cola 600 Notebook: Vickers sits in with ESPN, counting the days before he can return to the track
You may need to be logged in to see stories listed here that are in our archives. CONCORD — Trinity High School alum Brian Vickers was at Charlotte Motor Speedway Saturday and spent the afternoon during the 300-mile Nationwide Series race in the studio for ESPN’s race coverage with host Alan Bestwick and Brad Daugherty.
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