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Elf Flash Bar 5000 Review
ELF bar 5000 is a high-performance device that will allow you to enjoy a variety of flavors from the comfort of your home. It features a 650mg capacity of nicotine, a small size and a long-lasting battery. It can last up to 13mL of e-juice, so you will never run out of juice and it has an adjustable wattage for a more precise and consistent vape.
650 mg of nicotine
Compared to most disposable vapes, the Elf Bar BC5000 is different. It uses a dual coil system to provide the best taste and performance. It also has an integrated battery that can be recharged as needed.
Its unique design allows the user to see the built-in battery and e-liquid pod. It also has an indicator light that turns on when the user is puffing hard.
Elf Bar BC5000 is made of high-quality aluminum alloy, so it is durable. It also has an intelligent heat conduction system that shuts off when the temperature is too high. This means you will not have to worry about the vaporizer being hot when you're not using it. It also has a 650mAh battery that can be recharged via a Type-C cable.
13 mL of e-juice
Whether you're new to vaping or a seasoned veteran, it can be difficult to choose which e-juice is best for you. You may have heard of the Elf Bar 5000, which is a small, box-style disposable vape that has a 650 mAh battery and a 13mL e-juice reservoir. This device features a dual coil and comes pre-filled with a 5% nicotine salt.
In addition to its impressive size and battery capacity, the Elf Bar 5000 has a few other cool features. These include a dual coil that performs better than any disposable e-cigarette on the market, a 5000 puff lifespan, and a USB-C charging port. Its sleek design is made of PCTG plastic, a material used in smartphones and other consumer electronics.
Among the many disposable vape devices available on the market today, the Elf Bar BC5000 is one of the best. This small device offers a great battery life, a high number of flavorful puffs, and a sleek design.
Featuring a 650 mAh battery and dual coils, the Elf Bar BC5000 has plenty of juice to spare. The device also boasts an ergonomic mouthpiece, silk-like toughness, and a palatable taste. For those who don't want to buy a whole new device, the BC5000 comes pre-filled with 13 ml of e-liquid. The small e-cig can be recharged via the USB-C port. It also has a 5% nicotine level, which makes it a good choice for newcomers to the world of vaping.
The BC5000 isn't the first disposable vape to have a 650 mAh battery, but it is the first to boast a dual coil. This allows for a better airflow and increased vapor production. The device also comes with a 5000 puff count, which is impressive considering it's small size. The best part is that it can be used in conjunction with any of the more than 50 flavorful e-liquids in the Elf Bar collection.
Among the many disposable e-cigarettes on the market, ELF BAR Vape BC5000 is one of the best. The vape is compact and features a rechargeable battery that will last you a few days. The device is also a breeze to use, delivering an enjoyable vaping experience.
The BC5000 is a derivative of the old ELEAF iCare body, but has some unique features to boast about. The device has a USB-C charging port, which makes it easy to recharge. It also reduces waste created by packing cables.
Another feature that the BC5000 has is dual coil technology, which helps it produce more vapor. It also has an indicator light. The light is not as dazzling as the fancy gizmo, but it's a sign that the device is charging.
Among all the disposable vapes, Elf Bar 5000 is considered one of the most convenient and popular devices. It comes with a 650 mAh battery, which offers you long hours of vaping. It is also equipped with a dual coil design, which stimulates the tip of your tongue.
The Elf Bar 5000 comes in a variety of flavors. You can choose from sour candy flavors, fruity and menthol flavors. All of them are prepared with high-quality e-liquid and 50mg nicotine strength.
The Elf Bar 5000 is portable and compact, making it ideal for travel. It has a 650mAh battery and comes with a 13mL e-juice tank. The device is also compatible with most USB-C chargers. The battery charges in about an hour.


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Nearly 10 years ago when social media and its use by decision makers had just begun, the Center for Political Communication (CPC) was established to examine the impact of new technologies on political discourse. Today, tracking Twitter feeds and social media accounts are as common as checking news headlines.
The CPC remains at the forefront of understanding the intersection of political communication methods and influence. It owes its success to the collaborative spirit of an ever-expanding University of Delaware community that includes alumni and leadership in industry, government, and academia, all of whom share common interests in public opinion, American electoral politics, messaging and politics, free speech, and media. The list of publicity below highlights some of the media attention generated by CPC-sponsored programs and research.
Delaware Humanities Facts Matter Podcast, June 26, 2020, https://www.delawarepublic.org/post/matter-facts-uds-lindsay-hoffman-facebook
The News Journal's Delaware Online, June 16, 2020, Students push University of Delaware to commit to diversity efforts
The News Journal's Delaware Online, June 8, 2020, Civility is lost online: Sharing views during tense times can produce strong backlash
ABC 13 News, June 3, 2020, Under fire from within Facebook, Zuckerberg defends inaction on Trump posts
Washington Post, February 14, 2020, Mass propaganda used to be difficult, but Facebook made it easy
UDaily, February 12, 2020, UD Students register to vote
Washington Post, February 11, 2020, Why Trump's rage is exactly what conservatives want
Delaware Public Media's The Green, February 7, 2020, UD professor reflects on Iowa Caucuses
Great Bend Tribune, February 6, 2020, Witch Hunt?
The Courier, February 3, 2020, New caucus reporting could mean multiple 'winners'
Roll Call, January 29, 2020, Wildest Iowa Caucus ever?
SunLive, January 18, 2020, American university group aids conservation effort
Bossier Press-Tribune, January 7, 2020, Trump, Sanders and Warren have more in common than you might think
"University of Delaware" YouTube channel, December 20, 2019, Professor Khan: If ISIS and al-Qaida are not Islam, what is Islam?
Slate Podcast's The Gist, December 12, 2019, The Politics of Humor
WHYY's Radio Times, December 4, 2019, Irony and Outrage
The Review, December 2, 2019, Opinion: The eyes of history are on us, so let's get to work
The News Journal's Delaware Online, November 27, 2019, 2020 Iowa caucus preview: Bottom tier of Democrats in trouble
ACMCU, November 20, 2019, Islam and Good Governance: A Political Philosophy of Ihsan
The News Journal's Delaware Online, November 18, 2019, Sen. Chris Coons faces a primary challenge from a progressive millennial. Does she have a shot?
The News Journal's Delaware Online, November 18, 2019, Report from Iowa: How October went for 2020 candidates
WHYY-TV Online, November 7, 2019, At UDel, Christie muses on impeachment, this week's election results, and dining with Trump
UDaily, November 4, 2019, Can We Talk?
Campus Watch, November 2, 2019, Muqtedar Khan Spins Islamism as Liberal Reform
Delaware Public Media's The Green, October 18, 2019, Enlighten Me: Celebrating Free Speech Week
CNN, October 22, 2019, Witch hunts and lynchings: How Trump appropriates victimhood
The News Journal's Delaware Online, September 30, 2019, More University of Delaware students are voting. Here's what it could mean for 2020
The Review, September 29, 2019, National Agenda 2019: Times columnist Jamelle Bouie examines Democratic race, political history and impeachment
CNN, September 17, 2019, Why race is moving center stage for 2020
UDaily, September 10, 2019, Identity and Islam
Delaware Public Media's The Green, September 6, 2019, Direction Democracy series opens with Pod Save America co-host Dan Pfeiffer
Rewire News, September 4, 2019, The GOP Candidate Who Supports Abortion Rights
Radio Iowa, September 2, 2019, Why Iowa? author back, observing and teaching UI class on Caucuses
FiveThirtyEight, July 15, 2019, Americans Say They Would Vote for a Woman, But…
WWMT West Michigan, June 29, 2019, Female candidates challenge electability question in debates
Stitcher's The Ezra Klein Show, June 20, 2019, Why liberals and conservatives create such different media
The News Journal's Delaware Online, June 9, 2019, Delaware's minimum wage bill: what you need to know
WWDEL Delaware's News Radio, March 30, 2019, University of Delaware professor opines on healthcare debate
CNBC's Closing The Gap, March 5, 2019, Despite gains, the US ranks 75th globally in women's representation in government
Washington Post, February 26, 2019, Motherhood was once a campaign liability. The 2020 female candidates are making it an asset.
WHYY's Radio Times, February 6, 2019, Evaluating Trump's State of the Union Address
Yahoo! Finance, January 23, 2019, Eyeing Trump, wave of women join 2020 White House race
University of Delaware Magazine, Volume 26, Number 3, What Will Tomorrow Bring?: 20 Questions With Blue Hen Experts on the Future of the World
Center for Global Policy, December 12, 2018, The Changing Face of Islamophobia in America
WNCU's The Measure of Everyday Life, December 5, 2018, Technology and Political Engagement
Dallas News, November 3, 2018, Ted Cruz's jokes often skewer Beto O'Rourke, who prefers to rib himself
Delmarva Now, October 29, 2018, Senate candidate Rob Arlett shows how Trump is changing Delaware politics
Delaware Online, October 18, 2018, Disagreements are few, but odd, in Blunt Rochester-Walker U.S. House debate
Delaware Public Media, October 18, 2018, UD political scientist reflects on congressional candidate debates
Delaware Public Media, October 18, 2018, Sen. Carper, Arlett clash in U.S. Senate debate
Delaware Public Media, October 18, 2018, U.S. House candidates Blunt Rochester, Walker debate at UD
C-SPAN, October 17, 2018, Delaware Senate Debate
The Review, October 17, 2018, Blunt Rochester sticks to moderate script in debate against volatile Walker
The Review, October 17, 2018, Arlett takes hits at Carper in Senate debate
Delaware State News, October 17, 2018, Heated moments as Carper and Arlett face off at UD
WHYY's Morning Edition, October 10, 2018, Del., N.J., Pa. universities make 'best of' list for voter engagement efforts
Washington Post, October 8, 2018, The battle in your ear buds: The bros of political podcasting and their quest to reinvent punditry
Vox, October 4, 2018, Will Kavanaugh save the GOP in the midterms? Here's what the polling says.
Boston Globe, October 3, 2018, They're outraged, and women politicians aren't afraid to show it
Delaware Online, October 2, 2018, Delaware midterms: What Delaware is Googling ahead of election day
Delaware Online, September 26, 2018, Democrats Carper, Blunt Rochester have big leads, University of Delaware poll says
Delaware State News, September 25, 2018, UD poll projects heavy leads for Carper, Blunt Rochester
Pacific Standard, September 17, 2018, Saving critical thinking, one joke at a time
The Review, September 10, 2018, National Agenda Series works to combat political apathy among students
PBS NewsHour, September 3, 2018, How seeing a political logo can impair your understanding of facts
Delaware Public Media's The Green, August 30, 2018, "Midterm Matters" podcast: Candidate diversity, campus voter engagement and the Delaware primary
Delaware Online, August 2, 2018, Delaware House candidate paid former Pussycat Doll to record endorsement video
Forbes, July 31, 2018, Why Conservatives Find Few Laughs On Late-Night Television
The Travel Mug Podcast With Matt O'Donnell, July 29, 2018, The Reset
NBC Philadelphia, July 25, 2018, CPC RABA Poll NBC 10
Delaware Public Media's The Green, July 20, 2018, "Midterm Matters" podcast: Voter anger and anxiety poll and Carper/Harris primary
101.7FM/1150AM WDEL, July 16, 2018, New national poll from University of Delaware: Which negative things are motivating voters in 2018?
Delaware Public Media, July 12, 2018, Anger, anxiety motivating voters in upcoming election, poll shows
The Globe Post, June 30, 2018, We Must Hold Ourselves and Each Other Accountable to Defend Press Freedom
Delaware State News, June 4, 2018, Busy final month for lawmakers
The Laughter Effect, May 23, 2018, John Oliver as Information Subsidizer
LSE Blogs, January 29, 2018, Here's what the Democrats need to do to get the DREAM Act through Congress
Vox, January 10, 2018, Study suggests Trump's "Muslim ban" actually improved attitudes toward Muslims
Columbus Dispatch Online, October 18, 2017, "Kasich, Biden call for civility, compromise in dysfunctional Washington"
CINCINNATI.COM, October 18, 2017, "Kasich would say no 'hate speech' speakers if he were university president"
Delaware Public Media, October 17, 2017, "Biden and Kasich discuss partisan politics and loss of civility at UD"
WHYY-TV Online, October 17, 2017, " Twitter Email Biden, Kasich tout compromise and consensus at Delaware forum"
CBS3, October 17, 2017, "Politics Of Inclusion Takes Center Stage At University Of Delaware Forum With Biden, Kasich"
The Review, September 11, 2017, "Brianna Wu: From video game creator to political player"
The News Journal's Delaware Online, August 16, 2017, "Donald Trump has morally failed America: Khan"
USA Today, July 11, 2017, "Majority of Republicans say colleges have negative impact on country, poll says"
The News Journal's Delaware Online, May 22, 2017, "A less divided America starts with promoting inclusiveness at home"
WHYY's Radio Times, May 23, 2017, "Breaking down ideological battle lines"
The Review, May 9, 2017, "Hate speech: Professor talks problems and solutions"
UDaily, May 1, 2017, "'The Problem of Hate Speech'"
Politico, May 1, 2017, "The Strange Psychological Power of 'Fox & Friends'"
Wired, April 29, 2017, "Here's What Comes Next in the Fight to Save Net Neutrality"
UDaily, April 19, 2017, "CPC Survey: March participants interested in both promoting, defending science."
The Open Notebook, February 21, 2017, "How to Talk to Your Facebook Friends About Fake News."
The National, February 10, 2017, "The Power of Political Comedy."
Delaware Public Media, February 12, 2017, "Delaware Special Election Gets National Attention."
LSE US Centre, February 13, 2017, "Protests against Trump's immigration executive order may have helped shift public opinion against it."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, February 10, 2017, "Middletown race will decide control of state Senate."
The New York Times, January 22, 2017, "End of Biden Vice Presidency Dims Eight-Year Spotlight on Delaware."
The Atlantic, Dec 27, 2016, "How Comedy Became Education's Best Critique."
TEDxWilmington, December 15, 2016, "A New Algorithm For Civic Life."
The Atlantic, Nov 30, 2016, "How to Deal With 2016 Despair."
PBS Newshour, Dec 5, 2016, "The very real consequences of fake news stories and why your brain can't ignore them."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, October 20, 2016, "'16 election: UD political satire guru talks late night."
WHYY's Radio Times with Marty Moss Coane, October 27, 2016, "Casting a ballot: distrust and security in our voting system."
Huffington Post, October 10, 2016, "BREXIT: It Might Just Affect You."
The Globe and Mail, October 06, 2016, "The daily punchline: How late-night TV jokes are framing Trump and Clinton."
Penn State College of Communications, October 28, 2016, Pockrass Memorial Lecture: "The Promise and Peril of Political Humor as a Rhetorical Device."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, September 26, 2016, "Delaware registered voters surpass 2012 totals."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, September 14, 2016, "Experienced Candidates Triumph in Delaware Primaries."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, September 12, 2016, "What to Look for in Tuesday's Primaries."
Tampa Bay Times, August 18, 2016, "Trump Clinton campaigns a gold mine for comedians."
London School of Economics US Centre Blogs, August 9, 2016, "Awkward and theatrical as they were, for the public the conventions will soon be a distant memory."
Variety, August 9, 2016, "Before Wrestling Donald Trump, Seth Meyers Fought for His 'Late Night' Voice."
WHYY's Newsworks, July 22, 2016, "The convention's role in an unconventional campaign."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, July 10, 2016, "Matt Meyer seeks to stop Tom Gordon victory at polls."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, July 9, 2016, "Bonini vows to make Carney fight for governor's seat."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, June 28, 2016, "Candidates bust a move vying for young voters online."
WVUD's Campus Voices, May 12, 2016, "Lindsay Hoffman and Courtney Bollinger: Continuing the Legacy."
The New York Times, May 9, 2016, "Conservatives Accuse Facebook of Political Bias."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, May 6, 2016, "Governor's race shows power of Delaware establishment."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, April 27, 2016, "No comment from Carper on awkward Clinton statements."
New York Magazine, April 27, 2016, "Could Facebook Swing the Election?"
Bustle, April 25, 2016, "Delaware Primary Predictions Project Sweeping Victories In The Diamond State."
Bustle, April 25, 2016, "Will Donald Trump Win Delaware? Victory Could Pay Off In An Unexpectedly Big Way."
Delaware Public Media, April 22, 2016, "Sanders supporters make a play for Delaware super delegates."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, April 21, 2016, "Delaware role grows larger in primary season."
The Wall Street Journal, April 19, 2016, "Delaware Presidential Primary Attracting More Attention Than Usual."
International Business Times, April 13, 2016, "Election 2016: Town Halls Are Cable News Staples In 2016, But They Don't Always Help Democracy."
The Washington Post, April 12, 2016, "John Kasich has played Mr. Nice Guy. But can you ever be kind and finish first?"
WDEL 101.7 FM, March 29, 2016, "EdWatch: The Facebook Effect: What you say on social media matters."
The Review, March 15, 2016, "Clinton finds success in Delaware fundraising."
Raw Story, March 14, 2016, "Here's how you can use the 'Facebook effect' to stop Donald Trump."
KJWP The Delaware Way for MeTV2, March 1, 2016, "Delaware Politics."
Wired, March 1, 2016, "Net Neutrality Is in More Danger Than Ever."
USA Today, February 29, 2016, "Battle brewing over transgender bathroom laws in state capitals."
Salon, February 20, 2016, "American elections enter a dangerous new era: Here's what you need to know about Voter ID laws in 2016."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, January 13, 2016, "Delaware's place in the State of the Union."
Huffington Post, January 13, 2016, "Affirmative Action in College Admissions: Yes or No?"
Wired, December 19, 2015, "2015 Is the Year the FCC Finally Grew a Spine."
Phys.org, December 15, 2015, "National survey shows public still opposes Internet 'fast lanes' but resists government regulation."
Delaware Public Media, December 14, 2015, "UD poll finds large support for 'net neutrality'."
U.S. News and World Report, November 6, 2015, "Presidential candidates don't need the media."
BYU Radio, Matt Townsend Show, October 28, 2015, "Facebook Effect, Disability Awareness, Workplace Culture."
The New York Times, The Opinion Pages, October 19, 2015, "Invitation to a Dialogue: Our Meager News Diet."
WHYY's NewsWorks, October 8, 2015, "Facebook comments influence at the ballot box."
6abc Action News, WPVI-TV, Philadelphia, PA, October 2, 2015, "Speculation swirls about Biden presidential run."
Minnesota Star Tribune, May 15, 2015, "Periscope ups the ante for sports, media and politics."
The Atlantic, February 14, 2015, "Waiting for the Conservative Jon Stewart."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, February 13, 2016, "Philadelphia Democratic convention 'great' for Delaware."
CBS News, Feb 5, 2015, "Obamacare for the Internet? GOP evolves on net neutrality."
Forbes, Dec, 17, 2014, "If Comcast Loses, Millennials Win."
Providence Journal, November 24, 2014, "A Net Neutrality Push."
Quartz, November 12, 2014, "Fox News viewers are the least informed about net neutrality."
The Washington Post, November 12, 2014, "New poll: Republicans and Democrats both overwhelmingly support net neutrality."
The Washington Post, October 20, 2014, "New poll finds marijuana legalization enjoys strong support in Delaware, a 2016 target for advocates."
Huffington Post, October 15, 2014, "People's Opinions On Voter ID Laws Can Be Racialized Thanks To One Image, Study Shows."
The News Journal's Delaware Online, October 3, 2014, "Beau Biden Remains Popular, Poll Shows."

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Sport Clips Haircuts of Shreveport - Youree Drive IS A Proud Sponsor of NASCAR'S Joe Gibbs Racing with Drivers erik jones and Denny Hamlin
Sport Clips Racing enters its 10th season in 2018 as a partner with Joe Gibbs Racing.
Erik Jones finished his freshman season in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series as the 2017 Sunoco Rookie of the Year, making his mark in the history books as the first driver to capture the honor in all three of NASCAR's top level of competition. Jones completed the season with five top-five finishes, 14 top-10 finishes, one pole and 310 laps led. In addition to his Cup Series season, Jones competed in 18 NASCAR XFINITY Series races earning three wins, nine top-five finishes, 10 top-10 finishes, three poles and led 751 laps. For his sophomore season in the Cup Series, Jones returns to Joe Gibbs Racing taking over the driver's seat of the No. 20 Toyota Camry. Joining Jones will be crew chief Chris Gayle, who called the shots for Jones during his rookie season.
Denny Hamlin enters his 13th season with Joe Gibbs Racing, driving the No. 11 Sport Clips Toyota Camry in the NASCAR Xfinity Series at Darlington Raceway in 2018. After an incredible 2017 season that left him contending in his 11th-career Chase for the NASCAR Cup, Hamlin wrapped up 2017 with two Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and two Xfinity Series victories. Hamlin has scored wins for Sport Clips on five different occasions starting in 2011 at his home track of Richmond International Raceway in the Xfinity Series, 2012 at Atlanta Motor Speedway in the Cup Series, Darlington Raceway in 2015 in the Xfinity Series, and sweeping the Throwback Weekend at Darlington Raceway in 2017 in both the Cup and Xfinity Series races.
Proud Sponsor of JGR MX
Sport Clips enjoys its Official Sponsor relationship with the JGRMX Professional Motocross Racing Team. Founded by Coy Gibbs, the son of NFL Hall of Fame Head Coach Joe Gibbs, the team debuted Jan. 5, 2008 in Anaheim, Calif., at the opening round of the AMA Supercross Championship.
Coy Gibbs knows that building a motocross team from the ground up is no easy task, and having the right people will make all the difference in the success of the effort. Understanding that success in NASCAR will not directly translate into success in motocross, Coy has hired a team with extensive backgrounds in the sport. Jeremy Albrecht manages the team, with Dean Baker handling the engine development. Jonny Oler takes care of suspension, and Spencer Bloomer heads up the testing and settings refinement duties. Patrick Barker provides the tuning duties for Justin Brayton, while Ben Schiermeyer wrenches for Josh Grant. The team is based in Huntersville, North Carolina.
2020 NASCAR Cup Series:
March 8 FanShield 500 at Phoenix Raceway
May 3 NASCAR Cup Series Race at Dover International Speedway
July 19 Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway
September 6 Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway
October 4 Alabama 500 at Talladega Superspeedway
October 25 Texas 500 at Texas Motor Speedway
2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series:
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This walk is for you dad!
When Mike Burrows won a driver experience day on the Bure Valley Railway for raising the most cash at a charity event for Macmillan it was a dream come true.
For the past year he had been undergoing intensive treatment for multiple myeloma, an incurable cancer, including painful stem cell transplant.
But because he wanted to do what he could for Macmillan Cancer Support, the charity which has given him and his family so much support during the last two years, he still took part in the walk and had planned to again this year.
However, just last month he was too ill to take part in his driver experience day and he died at home on Tuesday aged 70 a month before the walk.
Now, in his memory, his daughter Sarah Nico is going to take his place in this year's nine mile Bure Valley Railway Macmillan walk with his beloved black labrador Boris.
His widow, Wendy, their son Ian and his wife Liz, eldest daughter Lisa and her husband Ian and most of Mr Burrow's six grandchildren are also going to take part in the event's three mile walk as well as friends from their home village, Holme Hale, between Dereham and Swaffham.
"There are a lot of people suffering with it and they need the funds," Mrs Nico said.
Mike, a retired financial advisor, keen caravaner, walker, reader and model train collector, was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in July 2006, a month after his wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
Despite gruelling treatment and six bouts of pneumonia, he kept his sense of humour, winding doctors up and singing songs like Oh Dear, What Can the Matter Be?, interest in politics and was always concerned for his wife.
"His sense of humour was incredible, said Mrs Nico. "If he couldn't think what to say he would start singing.
"He never gave up on anything he thought was important. His mantra was that we are responsible for everything that happens to us.
"He was not responsible for getting cancer but he said he was responsible for how he dealt with it and how it impacted on his life.
"It was amazing how he dealt with these things."
He gave talks to GPs and the Macmillan Unit, which he praised for the care they gave him.
Sarah says they now want to do what they can to raise awareness and money for Macmillan.
Mr Burrows was born in Manchester, where he raised his family.
They moved to Essex where he commuted to London and then to Watton in 1978 from where he went to work in Norwich, first for his own company and then Norwich Union and Allied Dunbar.
He was a member of the Masons and helped them move their lodge to Barn Ruche at Watton where a bar is named after him.
Mr Burrow's funeral was yesterday at St Mary's Church in Watton.
The Bure Valley Railway walk for Macmillan is on April 4 and 5 with a choice of a nine or three mile walk with a free trip on the narrow gauge stream railway. To register call 01603 626433 or go to www.macmillan.org.uk/walk


Jesse Solomon is the executive director of the Boston Plan for Excellence, which runs a PreK-12 pathway of Teaching Academies – the Dearborn STEM Academy and the Dudley Street Neighborhood Charter School – in addition to the Boston Teacher Residency. Mr. Solomon founded the Boston Teacher Residency program in 2003. Previously, he taught middle and high school math for 10 years at the King Open School in Cambridge, Brighton High School, and City on a Hill Public Charter School. He was a founding faculty member, lead teacher, and a member of the board of directors at City on a Hill, where he began and directed the Teacher's Institute, a school-based teacher preparation program.
I am excited about the potential for a variety of teacher educators and teacher-education programs to come together to build the field.
I joined Deans for Impact because the current way in which we prepare teachers – as a field – falls woefully short of what is needed IF we are to take seriously the idea that every student deserves a great education. And if all really means all.
I don't think the solution rests solely on the teacher-preparation side. For example, most schools are not set up to enable all children to learn at high levels. And most schools are not set up to enable all teachers to develop and excel. So we will have to work closely with schools, school districts and communities. But teacher-preparation institutions can be a much more proactive and forward-thinking lever in this change.
I'm not sure I can attest to impact on others. As for me … In the past few years, there have been several young people – whom I had taught when they were high school students in Boston – come through the Boston Teacher Residency program. Watching them decide to become teachers and work hard to prepare, and then getting to see them in classrooms of their own working with students from their neighborhoods, has been quite rewarding.
I think there is an increasing confluence of thinking and research on what works in teacher preparation. There are still a number of structural, financial and policy objectives ahead of us. I am excited about the potential for a variety of teacher educators and teacher-education programs to come together to build the field.


NQTs Urgently needed across Cheshire East!
Salary: A competitive rate between £80 and £85 per day.
We're currently recruiting for NQTs looking for long-term, short-term and day-to-day work in primary schools across the Cheshire East area. Registering with Connex is quick and easy, and we can do the hard work of arranging interviews and trial days for you!
By working on supply you can get ahead of the competition when applying for long-terms, getting your foot in the door and establishing good relationships with a number of local schools. We're currently looking for NQTs to work with Early Years, Key Stage 1 or Key Stage 2 classes.
Teaching on a supply basis gives you the opportunity to explore the dynamics of a range of schools, and build relationships with different teaching teams. Supply teaching also allows you to enjoy the flexibility of organising your own working schedule, and the chance to work with classes that vary in age and ability.
You can also benefit from our fantastic referral scheme, if any of your friends or fellow students are also looking for teaching work then you can earn £££'s by referring them to us.
If this sounds like your ideal opportunity – then get in touch today and send Connex your CV! One of our dedicated consultants will be in touch.


nomical model in which the Earth and planets revolve around a relatively stationary Sun at the center of the Solar System. The word comes from the Greek (????? helios "sun" and ??????? kentron "center"). Historically, heliocentrism was opposed to geocentrism, which placed the Earth at the center. The notion that the Earth revolves around the Sun had been proposed as early as the 3rd century BC by Aristarchus of Samos, but had received no support from most other ancient astronomers. It was not until the 16th century that a fully predictive mathematical model of a heliocentric system was presented, by the Renaissance mathematician, astronomer, and Catholic cleric Nicolaus Copernicus of Poland, leading to the Copernican Revolution. In the following century, Johannes Kepler elaborated upon and expanded this model to include elliptical orbits, and supporting observations made using a telescope were presented by Galileo Galilei. With the observations of William Herschel, Friedrich Bessel, and others, astronomers realized that the sun was not the center of the universe and by the 1920s Edwin Hubble had shown that it was part of a galaxy (the Milky Way) that was only one of many billions.


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APPOINTED OFFICERS
YOUNG DEMOCRATS IN OFFICE
OUR ENDORSEMENT
2022 Primary Endorsements
The Future in Leadership
IYD is proud to endorse extraordinary Democratic candidates for state and local offices in Indiana. Our mission is to elect candidates who represent our shared Democratic values and advocate for what's best for all Hoosiers.
One of the most integral parts of our mission will always be to elect candidates who represent our shared Democratic values and advocate for what's best for all Hoosiers. Some of these candidates might not be Young Democrats in age, but they will carry our mission and our values to their Council Chambers and to the State Legislature. We're happy to support each and every one of them.
Dominic Thompson
Monroe County Commissioner
Dominic is running for County Commissioner because he believes in building a stronger Monroe County. Dominic would become the first LGBTQ+ County Commissioner in the state of Indiana.
Dominic serves as the chairperson of the Board of Housing Quality Appeals for the City of Bloomington and serves on the Affordable Housing Advisory Commission for Monroe County. Dominic also serves as an advisory member for Community Voices in Health, an initiative focused on achieving better health outcomes. Dominic currently serves on the executive committee of South Central Stonewall Democrats and as the Vice-Chair of the Monroe County Young Democrats . As vice-chair of MCYD, he helps in planning programming and connecting young democrats in his community to resources and positions in the party and local government.
Andrea Hunley
State Senate District 46
Andrea Hunley is a teacher, mother, small business owner, public school principal, adopted daughter, community advocate, and proud Democrat. She currently leads a staff of 50 employees and oversees a $4M budget. She knows first-hand the importance of a reliable job, access to transportation, strong neighborhoods with thriving businesses, and education at the center of communities.
martin del rio
State Senate District 1
Martin Del Rio is a US Army Combat Veteran and lives in Highland, Indiana with his wife Marisol and five-year-old son Xavier. Having once been a homeless Veteran, Martin took his experience and worked to help other Hoosiers avoid the same pitfalls. Now, at 35 years old, Martin currently serves as a Regional Coordinator and Veterans Advocate for the Armed Forces Services Corporation, where he oversees the Military and Veteran support effort in Northern Indiana as well as the National Captial Region.
In 2015, Martin served as a State Wounded Warrior Advocate where he successfully partnered with community, state, and federal organizations with the goal of helping military Veterans struggling with homelessness, opioid addiction, employment, and suicide. Ever since, Martin has gone on to advise various organizations and community leaders throughout Chicago and the State of Indiana.
Martin has committed his life to service and believes that with stronger leadership in the Senate, we will undoubtedly see a brighter future in Northwest Indiana. All too often the enormity of our challenges becomes overshadowed by the pettiness of our politics. Smothering the true potential of our everyday citizens, our teachers, our unions, first responders, and small business owners. Martin is ready to fight for our future and get to work making a real difference in the lives of Hoosiers.
Rodney pol jr.
Sen. Rodney Pol Jr. is currently in office as the State Senator for District 4, proudly representing Portage, Ogden Dunes, Burns Harbor, Chesterton, Porter, Michigan City, Westville, Pines, Beverly Shores, Michiana Shores, Dune Acres, Long Beach, and Furnessville.
He was born and raised in Northwest Indiana, graduating from Chesterton High School in 2002. He was an Americorps Member, serving as a student coordinator for the 21st Century Scholars Program for Porter County and Gary while attending Indiana University Northwest before transferring to and graduating from IU-Bloomington. During his undergraduate studies, Rodney supported himself by working residential construction jobs in Northwest Indiana, giving him a real life experience within the labor force in the Region.
He graduated from Indiana University's McKinney School of Law in 2010 and worked for various public agencies in Indianapolis, including the Indiana House of Representatives, the Indiana Department of Education, and the Marion County and Indiana Public Defender's Office. In 2014, Rodney and his family returned to Northwest Indiana when he accepted a position as the City Attorney for the City of Gary, where he continues to work to this day.
After being elected, it was discovered that Rodney was the first Latino Indiana State Senator and is currently the youngest in the Senate at 37 years old. He serves alongside Indiana Supreme Court Justice Chistopher Goff and numerous state agency and organization leaders as members on the Justice Reinvestment Advisory Council as well as a member of the Indiana Commission on Hispanic and Latino Affairs.
MAUREEN BAUER
State Representative Maureen Bauer was born and raised in the same South Bend neighborhood she lives in today. The daughter of two former South Bend public school teachers and a graduate of John Adams High School and Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI), Maureen is committed to supporting our public school teachers and students. She is currently serving on the Indiana University South Bend Advisory Board.
Her current legislative work at the Indiana House of Representatives includes serving as Ranking Minority Member of the Agriculture and Rural Development Committee and as a member of the Judiciary Committee as well as the Environmental Affairs Committee.
Maureen brings to her role crucial public service experience gained from four years working on the staff of the Indiana House of Representatives. During that time, she helped develop a groundbreaking system in the Indiana Legislature that increased transparency and allowed easier and more accessible communication between constituents and their elected officials.
Maureen has worked in sustainable agriculture including work in small vineyards and cellars in the Lake Michigan area, and the only vineyard in South Bend. She has invested in the area by starting her own business working with small vineyards and grape growers.
Rep. Bauer is currently the co-chair of the Indiana General Assembly's Rural Caucus. Maureen serves as a member of the Indiana Corn Marketing Council and is the 2022 Indiana State Lead of the National Conference of Environmental Legislators (NCEL).
On her own time, Maureen likes to hike, travel and spend time with her family, including her five nephews and her dog, Willie.
Fort Wayne is home. It's where I was born and raised and it's where my wife and I have chosen to raise our children. It's where my family owns a small business that I help run. I care deeply about this community and its future.
Growing up, my parents struggled to make ends meet, but never let us know it. They always made sure that my brother and I were well fed and taken care of. They always made sure that we got the best education that public education had to offer. But the worries were there: How would they pay the rent? How can we lower the cost of our weekly trip to the grocery store? What to do about the high cost of child care? What happens if I or my brother got sick and needed medical care? These are things that no family should have to worry about.
As a person, this is what drives me. We have to ensure that families across Fort Wayne are given the tools to succeed. We must make sure that everyone, regardless of ability or economic status has access to the best that public education has to offer. We absolutely must ensure that child care is affordable for every family.
My goal in life and my goal as a representative would be to take care of "the least of these". Some measure our success in Indiana by the amount of cash we have in the bank. That's not how I measure success. I measure success in the number of children we are able to send to good quality, public schools. I measure success in Hoosiers' access to quality, affordable healthcare. I measure success in the number of people that I am able to help live better lives. Join us as we work to make the statehouse accountable again and as we work to move Fort Wayne and Indiana forward!
cherrish pryor
State Representative Cherrish Pryor has served as a legislator in the Indiana House of Representatives since November 4, 2008. She is currently the Indiana House Democratic Caucus Floor Leader and is a member of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus. Pryor is also a member of the budget-writing Ways and Means Committee as well as the Elections and Apportionment Committee and the Utilities, Energy and Telecommunications Committee.
Cherrish served on the City-County Council of Marion County and Indianapolis from January 2007 to November 2008. Prior to joining the City-County Council, she was employed by that body as the legislative and public affairs director.
Pryor's previous positions include real estate manager for the Marion County Auditor's Office, lobbyist for the Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, program director for the State Student Assistance Commission, and legislative assistant for the Indiana House of Representatives.
Pryor currently serves the community through her service on several boards and committees. She serves as the Chair of Hoosier Women Forward, Treasurer of the National Black Caucus of State Legislators, and state director for both the National Foundation of Women Legislators and the Women Legislators' Lobby. Additionally, Pryor participates on the board of directors for the Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust Fund. She is also a member of the Top Ladies of Distinction; Tillman H. Harpole American Legion Post 249 Auxiliary; the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Indianapolis Chapter; Concerned Clergy; and the Indiana University Alumni Association.
She is an active member of Progressive Missionary Baptist Church, where she serves on the usher board and is the assistant treasurer for that auxiliary. Pryor has also served as a member of the Progressive Missionary Baptist Church board of directors. Other past community involvement includes the Peace Learning Center, Indianapolis Museum of Art Government Relations Committee, National Black MBA Association-Indianapolis Chapter, UNCF Gala Committee, United Way of Central Indiana Governance Committee, Mayor's Celebration of Diversity Committee and Indiana Black Expo's Black Business Conference Committee.
Pryor is a recipient of many awards, including the Faith-Based President's Award, Dr. Mozel Sanders Drum Major for Justice Award, Breakthrough Woman Award from the Indianapolis Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, and the Crystal Gavel Award from the National Black Caucus of State Legislators.
In 2015, she was named one of four Legislators of the Year by the Indiana Farm Bureau and a member of Governing Magazine's Women in Government 2015 class. Marion County Judges named her Legislator of Year in 2010 and she also received an award from Child Advocates for her efforts to improve the lives of children that same year.
Pryor earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Indiana University Bloomington and a master's degree in public affairs from IUPUI.
renee pack
State Representative Renee Pack is a veteran of the United States Army, having served from 1986 through 1991. She gained training as a behavioral specialist and was certified in drug and alcohol counseling.
Pack is the ranking Democratic member of the Veterans Affairs and Public Safety Committee, She also serves on the Commerce, Small Business and Economic Development Committee and the Family, Children and Human Affairs Committee.
Renee works as a Parent and Community Liaison at the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township. She has worked in Wayne Township for more than 15 years.
In addition, Renee is a small business operator, a literacy advocate and a supporter of the local arts. She has a Bachelor's in Business Administration and Management from Indiana Wesleyan University and a Master's in Educational Leadership from IUPUI.
One of Renee's top priorities in the legislature is to continue building bridges and strengthening relationships in her community. She believes we must build community upon a foundation of respect, civility, and justice for all.
Renee and her husband, Sean, are proud parents and grandparents.
austin knox
Wayne Township Trustee, Allen County, Indiana
Austin Knox is a Fort Wayne native and IU graduate with a bachelor's degree in Political Science. While interning on Capitol Hill for Congressman André Carson , Knox realized his true calling for public service. Currently serving as the Wayne Township Trustee ,Austin has led one of the state's largest townships through the worst pandemic in 100 years. He will continue to implement forward thinking, cost-saving initiatives to put Wayne Township on the path for sustainability and success.
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For some years our sangha has outgrown our Berkeley Center and we have been renting retreat centers for our events. But the ultimate goal has been to own our own retreat center for the 4-6 retreats we hold every year. Pema Khandro Rinpoche has been talking about this future retreat center – Dakini Mountain – since 2004. Last year, we began searching for properties but it was difficult to find something that fit all our criteria. But now the time is finally upon us!
On Sept 1st, after a town hall meeting, our sangha members voted to sell the Berkeley Gompa and reinvest in the Dakini Mountain vision. After a unanimous vote, we put an offer in on the dream property near Lake Tahoe that Pema Khandro Rinpoche visited in August.
Even though our funding is limited and timing uncertain, due to the need to wait for the Berkeley Gompa to sell, we decided to place an offer.
To our amazement, the owners countered with an offer that could be within our range!
We need to raise $25k by Monday, September 17th.
We will also be fundraising for $150k by years end.
Can you help make Dakini Mountain a reality?
Every donation big or small makes a difference.
How will Dakini Mountain affect our current Centers?
Once we sell the Berkeley Center, the current Chief of the center, Tsalgyur, will open a new, smaller community center as a rental. This would allow us to continue offering morning practice as well as meditation classes and other events for the public. So the Berkeley community would continue to be served in a form that is more sustainable. The House of Bodhichitta in Santa Cruz would continue in its current location where we have seven residents.
The property we have found is an overwhelmingly beautiful 35 acres, already on solar power and has enough room for our sangha to grow into. Pema Khandro Rinpoche visited the property in August and told us that it reminded her of Tibet. It has expansive views, pine forest, a swimming pond, a gorgeous park-like lawn with a stage for outdoor events, and a lodge. We need your help to make this happen!


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Rep. Byron Donalds Encourages Conservative Parents To 'Take Back Our Classrooms'
Michael Cantrell June 29, 2021
According to Rep. Byron Donalds, American conservatives need to start getting down and dirty when it comes to working toward the goal of taking back classrooms across the country as "liberals push their ideology" against capitalism "for far too long," which has left children "to hate their country."
"For far too long in American education we have had, frankly, liberals push their ideology against the foundational pillars of this nation against the progression that this nation has taken since the Civil War, since reconstruction, through the scourge that was Jim Crow, through the civil rights era till today, and they ignore the progression of this country," Donalds stated during a chat on Monday's "Cortes & Pellegrino."
"What often happens is you have a situation in our classrooms where socialism and communism and capitalism are put on the same standards as if they're equal somehow, some way, and they completely ignore the scourge that communism and socialism has had on too many governments across the globe in world history," he then added.
Republicans have had their hands off education for far too long, Donalds told co-hosts Steve Cortes and Jenn Pellegrino.
"This is something that is important: That conservatives, Republicans start taking a look back at the classroom and understand that our children need to be taught and understood that not only has capitalism provided more economic opportunity for more people than at any other place in the history of the world, but that the United States government under the United States Constitution has been a beacon for hope and liberty for all people," Donalds went on to say.
"Even though our country has not been perfect, it is by far the most perfect. That kind of an ideology is missing from our classrooms. And that's why so many of our young people come out with many questions and even hatred for our country," the congressman added.
Donalds argued Democrats "view everything through the lens of race, which is a subjective way of viewing the country."
"The problem with leftists is that they want you to quote, unquote achieve those things only by giving them full political power," Donalds continued. "And if you give anybody full political power, nobody succeeds."
"Whereas conservatives what we want to do is actually limit the size and scope of federal power. We don't want all power residing in Washington, D.C. We want people to be free to do these things on their own so that we can all live in the harmony and peace that everybody wants," he stated during the conversation.
"That is the big difference, frankly, between the leftists of today, the liberals of yesteryear, and the conservatives that have been in our country throughout this entire time," he said, adding, "It's important that we win this discussion and we win the day because the future of everybody's liberties, white and Black, are on the line."
Donalds is right. Our classrooms are where a lot of progressive indoctrination happens and it is leading to a generation of young people who despise their home country and are willing to do whatever it takes to destroy it and dismantle all that it stands for.
If we want to preserve liberty for future generations, we need to get control over classrooms and the entertainment industry, both of which are the big culture shapers of our society.
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Oscars® Schmoscars: JoBlo.com Allows Regular Moviegoers to Vote for Their Favorites
WEBWIRE – Monday, February 21, 2005
Montreal, Canada - 02/21/2005 The 4th Annual JoBlo.com Movie Awards (aka The Golden Schmoes) nominations have been announced and the online voting will take place from February 18-24, 2005, with winners to be broadcast on the 25th of February, two days before the Oscar winners are chosen. Anyone with access to the Internet can vote now and for free.
Unlike most prestigious movie award nominations, the JoBlo.com nominees were picked entirely by movie fans, and with over 55,000+ votes counted, dwindled down to the top 5 in each category. The final voting will take place at www.goldenschmoes.com.
This year's top nominated films were Kill Bill: Volume II (16 nominations), Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (11), Garden State (11), Collateral (11), Spider-Man 2 (9), Hellboy (5) and Shaun of the Dead (5). The Butterfly Effect and Saw were also well represented.
Hellboy director Guillermo del Toro said of his film's nominations, "Hellboy for the GS!!! 5 NOMS!!! Yipee!!! I have an erection -- finally!", while Edgar Wright, director of Shaun of the Dead proclaimed, "These nominations are awesome news. Even if we got an Oscar nomination for best use of Queen in a zombie / poolcue interface, it couldn't beat the sheer elation of these 5 nods."
Site founder and CEO, Berge Garabedian, aka JoBlo , said, "Being our fourth year, it's nice to see the awards growing in popularity, with filmmakers and fans alike, getting involved to make it their own kudos for the industry, and not just a 'critics' arena."
The Golden Schmoes include 29 categories, including the more typical ones like "Favorite Movie" and "Best Actress", but also unique categories like "Best T&A in a Movie", "Best Line of the Year", "Most Memorable Scene of the Year", "Coolest Character in a Movie", "Most Underrated Movie of the Year" and many others.
"I always thought it was funny that movie-going audiences had absolutely no say in the year-end awards, even though they're ultimately the ones buying the movie tickets, paying the actors' salaries and keeping the movie industry thriving year in and year out." said Garabedian. "Movie fans should continue to voice their opinions and challenge the more traditional award shows."
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Join us for a screening of Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band (U.S.), presented in partnership with Sembène – The Film & Art Festival and City of Asylum.
Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band is a story of tragedy and triumph seen through the eyes of a prodigy. We journey the 20th century through the lens of one of its leading jazz musicians who is determined to create in a world that could not see past her race or gender.
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Q: How to fix an admin link created from a shell script? I am creating a link to a specific action in the admin section which will be emailed.
The task is run in a shell script called rules.php.
So I generate the admin url with:
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When running the script from command line:
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The generated url is:
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Where I want the url to be:
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A: Found the answer on Stackoverflow magento admin url from script
You need to set the type:
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));

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Soapfest Returns
By Coastal Breeze News Staff | on June 12, 2016
Soap stars aboard the Marco Island Princess for the "Cruisin' Boozin' & Schmoozin" tour. Photo by Jesus Calo
By Samantha Husted
This year Marco Island celebrated Soapfest's 17th birthday. The annual fundraising event, which benefits several children's charities and the Island Theater Company's scholarship fund, featured 11 daytime celebrity actors from some of television's most popular soap operas. The soaps and the stars included: "Days of Our Lives" (Melissa Archer), "The Young and the Restless" (Kate Linder, Jeff Branson, Christian LeBlanc, Sean Carrigan), "General Hospital" (Ryan Paevey, Brytni Sarpy, Donnell Turner, Robert Palmer Watkins) and "Guiding Light" (Tom Pelphrey).
Soap operas have long been a form of daytime entertainment. Many of the longest-running scripted television shows are a product of the genre.
Photo by Samantha Husted"General Hospital" star Ryan Paevey gives afan his autograph.
Due to this longevity, it seems that the soap opera fan base isn't married to just one age group. Many of the participants at Soapfest had been fans of the genre for over 20 years, while others were just getting started.
"Even if you're not a soap fan it doesn't matter, said Pat Berry, co-owner of the Island Theater Company. "It is so fun. That's the point I'm always trying to get across. You don't have to be a soap watcher to support the kids and have a good time!"
The four-day long fundraising weekend kicked off with a private welcoming party for sponsors.
Photo by Jesus CaloFrom left: Ryan Paevey, Troy Porter, Sean Carrigan, Frankie Bianca and Christian LeBlanc.
It wasn't until the next day, however, that Soapfest really got things started. On Saturday the popular, "A Night of Stars" event took place at the Marco Island Yacht Club. There the actors played a fun game of "Never Have I Ever," and answered fan questions.
The following day the stars hopped aboard the Marco Island Princess out of Rose Marina, for the "Cruisin' Boozin' & Schmoozin" tour. During the first half of the cruise the stars mingled with fans, taking selfies and signing autographs. About halfway through the three-hour ride, the auction, led by the ever-energetic Christian LeBlanc of "The Young and
Photo by Jesus CaloSoap stars Ryan Paevey, Brytni Sarpy, Donnell Turner and Robert Palmer Watkins with a fan.
the Restless," began. The major items up for bidding were portraits painted by the actors and the children/adults who will benefit from the fundraiser. Other items included special passes for upcoming fan events and some of the actors' personal effects. "General Hospital's" Ryan Paevey a self-described "watch guy" auctioned off a watch from his own collection. It went for upward of a couple hundred dollars.
"It's been on a number of adventures with me," said Paevey. "It's been in the Pacific, the Atlantic, it's probably got dust in it somewhere from the Nevada/Utah desert."
The event continued later on that night for the "Celebrity
Troy Porter (left) with auction winner holding the painting she won, and actor Sean Carrigan. Photo by Samantha Husted
Karaoke Bar Bash," an after party at Chad's Martini Lounge. There the actors were put to work, bartending for the eager crowd. They would work in shifts, half bartending and half in line to sing a karaoke rendition of their favorite song. Brytni Sarpy of "General Hospital" chose to do her own version of the classic Britney Spears song, "…Baby One More Time."
The weekend ended with the "Brunch with the Boys" event where fans were able to say their final goodbyes over brunch with mimosas.
Camp Able, a camp designed specifically for people with special needs is the biggest beneficiary of the event. For more info check out: www.campable.org and www.theateronmarco.com.
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Truckers is a British drama television series that first broadcast on BBC One on 10 October 2013. The series is about Britain through the lives of truck drivers working in Nottingham.

Cast

Stephen Tompkinson as Malachi Davies
Sian Breckin as Wendy Newman
John Dagleish as Martin Banks
Jenn Murray as Michelle Truss
Harry Treadaway as Glen Davies
Ashley Walters as Steven "Steve" Warley
Ray Ashcroft as Bob
Charlotte Atkinson as Andrea
Trevor Atkinson Action Vehicle Driver
Terry Connor Action Vehicle Driver
Miffy Smith Artic and Trailer Driver
Andrew Howells Artic and trailer Driver
Martin Meden Action Vehicle Driver
Cliff Bradley Action Vehicle Driver
All Vehicle Modifications carried out by Wayne Ridel @ Anglo American Filming.

Production
The series was announced on 11 January 2012 by Ben Stephenson, controller of drama commissioning at the BBC at the Broadcasting Press Guild lunch. The drama was commissioned with Danny Cohen.

Episode list

Reception

Ratings
Overnight figures showed that the first episode on 10 October 2013 was watched by 13.5% of the viewing audience for that time, with 2.88 million watching it. The second, third, fourth and fifth episodes were watched by 10.6%, 11.0%, 10.4% and 11.4% of the viewing audience respectively.

Critical reception
David Butcher of Radio Times said the following about the first episode: "The trouble is, none of it makes a lot of sense, and the long, colourful speeches that writer William Ivory gives Tompkinson can't save the drama from clattering oddness." Sarah Rainey, writing for The Daily Telegraph gave it four out of five stars, called it a "bitter-sweet offering" and said: "The script offered a good mix of humour and poignancy, and there were also some unexpectedly lovely scenes of the countryside". Ellen Jones of The Independent said: "The laboriously regional script didn't make it any easier. The dialogue was so crammed with earthy wisdom and quaint sexual euphemisms that the actors struggled to get a breath in." and "Truckers''' debt to films such as Brassed Off and The Full Monty'' was made obvious".

International broadcasters
In Australia the series premiered on 23 April 2015 on BBC First.

Home media
The DVD edition was released on 3 February 2014.

References

External links

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2013 British television series debuts
2013 British television series endings
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5 Most Reputable Extended Car Warranty Companies (2022)
If you want to purchase extended protection from a reliable company, we've got you covered.
Updated: Jan 10, 2022 at 1:26pm ET
By: Brogan Woodburn
Are you looking to extend your warranty coverage after your manufacturer's coverage has expired? You may consider investing in an extended warranty from one of the industry's most reputable extended car warranty companies to cover the unexpected repairs you'll likely need over many years of wear and tear.
Unfortunately, not all extended warranties are equal, so it's important to do the research to ensure that you are purchasing coverage from a reputable provider. In this guide, we'll give a short overview of the best extended car warranty companies in the industry, focusing on industry reputation, coverage plans, and customer service ratings. By the end, you'll be on your way to making a well-informed decision about your extended warranty.
Top Reputable Extended Car Warranty Companies
Who Needs An Extended Car Warranty?
Why Is It Important To Use A Reputable Provider?
Where To Find Trustworthy Extended Car Warranty Providers
How To Avoid Extended Car Warranty Scams
Choosing The Best Extended Car Warranty Plan For You
FAQ: Reputable Extended Car Warranty Companies
Extended new and used car warranties can help you avoid draining your savings account or relying on credit cards to cover repairs. But, without properly vetting companies, you could end up wasting your hard-earned money on an extended warranty that has bad coverage or customer service.
Our team polled 1,000 consumers who have purchased or thought about purchasing an extended warranty. Of those who had extended warranties, 65 percent were satisfied with the provider (whether they had used coverage or not).
However, 7.3 percent felt disappointed the warranty didn't cover certain repairs, and 5.3 percent believed their company had tried to avoid paying for covered repairs.
Luckily for you, we've done the heavy lifting. Here are the five most reputable extended car warranty companies:
Endurance: Best Coverage
CARCHEX: Best For Used Cars
Protect My Car: Best Maintenance Benefits
Autopom!: Best Claims Process
CarShield: Best Value
Each of these providers scored highly for industry standing and transparency in our in-depth market review. Here's a closer look:
Warranty Provider
Our Award
Motor1 Rating
1. Endurance Best Coverage 4.6 / 5.0 Motorists looking for a direct warranty administrator 8 years
2. CARCHEX Best For Used Cars 4.4 / 5.0 Motorists who want to buy from a well-established brand 10 years
3. Protect My Car Best Maintenance Benefits 4.3 / 5.0 Owners looking for long and flexible monthly payment plans Not stated
4. Autopom! Best Claims Process 4.2 / 5.0 Motorists looking for support during the claims process 7 years
5. CarShield Best Value 4.2 / 5.0 Owners of specialty or used vehicles Not stated
Endurance is a well-known direct provider backed by an AM Best A-rated insurance company. It holds a place on the 2020 Inc. 5000, the most prestigious ranking of the nation's fastest-growing companies, and sponsors Jarett Andretti of Andretti Autosport.
The extended warranty company has a 4.4-star "Excellent" rating on Trustpilot based on over 3,500 customer Endurance warranty reviews. Its Better Business Bureau (BBB) page has a 3.2-star rating from customers based on more than 1,000 reviews. The BBB itself rates Endurance at a C due to promotional mailers sent out in the Chicago area that were confusing to consumers.
Endurance is a direct administrator of warranty plans, so there is no middleman when filing claims. You'll always deal with Endurance directly, which can simplify and speed up the filing process. It's one of the reasons we think Endurance is one of the most reputable extended car warranty companies.
Endurance Warranty Cost
According to the quotes we received, Endurance plans range from $85 to $125 per month, which is affordable compared to the industry average. What you pay depends on the type of coverage you want, your deductible, and your vehicle.
Levels Of Coverage
Endurance offers six tiers of coverage that range from basic powertrain warranty coverage to factory-level coverage. However, the term lengths are not specified for each tier. That said, we were able to find that coverage is offered up to 8 years/200,000+ miles. Let's take a look at the different tiers and what each car warranty plan covers:
Coverage Level
Supreme Exclusionary coverage Covers your vehicle with bumper-to-bumper protection
Superior Highest stated-component coverage Covers hundreds of specified components
Secure Plus Fast coverage Covers steering, electrical, and brakes, with a shorter waiting period (30 days and 1,000 miles) than the lower-tier Select Premier plan
Secure Budget-friendly Covers the most vital car components
Select Premier Best for aging vehicles Covers your basic powertrain components including the engine, transmission, and drivetrain/drive axle
EnduranceAdvantageTM Extended warranty and maintenance coverage Combines mechanical breakdown coverage with regular maintenance services like oil changes
Endurance is great for motorists who want a quick and easy claims process. Customers can file claims through an online portal or by phone, making the process pain-free. Plus, you'll always get personalized assistance from an online concierge who will assist you anytime you need it.
With a free year of Endurance Elite Benefits, Endurance offers two free tire repairs or replacements per year, which is uncommon among extended warranty companies. It also offers other benefits like $1,000 of total loss protection and $500 for key fob replacement.
Like all extended warranties, Endurance doesn't cover everything. Plans exclude damage from the environment and lack of maintenance. They also exclude wear items like filters and brake pads (unless covered under the EnduranceAdvantage maintenance plan).
CARCHEX is one of the most well-known and reputable extended car warranty companies around. Established in 1999, CARCHEX has an A+ BBB rating, BBB accreditation, and numerous endorsements from trusted brands like Kelley Blue Book, CARFAX, RepairPal, and Edmunds.com.
Along the way, CARCHEX has racked up an impressive trophy case, with awards like the Thoroughly Reviewed 2017 Top Pick, a five-star rating on TopConsumerReviews.org for six consecutive years, and the BestReviewsHub.com Best Choice Award for four years in a row.
CARCHEX has a no-pressure signup process and generally low prices. You can call the company anytime and be sure that you'll get a clear explanation of pricing and coverage terms, without a pushy salesperson on the other end.
The contracts and plans for the different levels of coverage that CARCHEX offers are long and rather confusing, but a representative can walk you through them, which is a major help. If you're not satisfied with your warranty plan within the first 30 days, you can cancel it and receive a full refund as part of CARCHEX's 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee.
CARCHEX Warranty Cost
On average, CARCHEX extended warranties cost between $105 and $215 per month depending on the plan and payment schedule you choose. Total costs range from about $2,600 to $3,100 for the quotes we received.
CARCHEX has five tiers of coverage:
Years of Coverage
Who It's For
Titanium Up to 10 Owners looking for the highest level of auto protection Exclusionary, comprehensive coverage with a short list of exclusions
Platinum Up to 10 Owners who want long-term coverage of stated components Covers hundreds of specific components
Gold Up to 10 Owners of vehicles over 60,000 miles Covers most major vehicle systems
Silver Up to 7 Owners of high-mileage vehicles Provides essential coverage for many major systems
Bronze Up to 6 Those looking for basic coverage Protects against the most common and expensive repairs
CARCHEX is a good option for vehicle owners who already have a preferred mechanic or auto repair facility, as the company has a large, nationwide network of approved service providers. Vehicle owners don't have to go through lengthy claims proceedings. Instead, the auto shop can file the claim directly with CARCHEX, saving you a lot of time and stress.
As an added bonus, CARCHEX offers 24/7 roadside assistance as a perk with all its coverage plans.
Established in 2005 and based in Saint Petersburg, Florida, Protect My Car is a popular choice among car owners for vehicle service contracts.
The company's flexible and lengthy payment terms of 36 to 60 months are significantly longer than the terms offered by other third-party auto warranty companies. Like other warranty companies, Protect My Car offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on all of its extended car warranty plans.
Reputation And Customer Service
Protect My Car has hundreds of 5.0-star customer reviews on the BBB and an overall rating of 4.4 out of 5.0. The complaints, though, have shown a pattern of Protect My Car failing to provide the services it has been contracted for. This is why it's important to clearly understand what is and isn't included in your contract.
Protect My Car offers three levels of coverage:
Supreme Owners looking for something similar to the manufacturer's warranty Designed for customers who need additional coverage because they plan to keep the new vehicle beyond the manufacturer's factory warranty term
Select Vehicles over 50,000 miles Comprehensive coverage
Driveline Vehicles that are 4 to 10 years old with more than 80,000 miles Covers many of the same components as the Supreme and Select plans, but excludes the front and rear suspension, turbocharger, and navigation system
Although vehicles over 13 years old can't take advantage of an extended warranty with Protect My Car, the company does offer Ambassador Maintenance Plans. These car maintenance insurance contracts offer guaranteed discounts between 25 and 50 percent on repairs, 24/7 roadside assistance, rental car reimbursement, and more for older vehicles. However, they do not provide protection on the same level as an extended warranty.
Autopom! was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Lake Forest, California. The company, the name of which stands for "automotive peace of mind," is known for its customer service and offers four levels of coverage throughout most states, including California.
The warranty provider has earned an A+ rating from the BBB, with very few customer complaints, especially compared with other companies of similar size. At the time of publication, autopom! had earned 4.5 out of 5 stars from BBB customer reviews and an Excellent rating from Trustpilot, with a 4.4-star customer score.
Autopom! offers four levels of coverage, though exact coverage details and availability can differ between states.
Exclusionary The most comprehensive coverage Covers all mechanical and electrical components, unless the component is specifically listed as an exclusion
High-Level A cost-effective alternative to an exclusionary plan Includes named components within major systems
Mid-Level High-mileage vehicle plan Protects everything included in the lower-tier Powertrain Plus plan, as well as named additional components that are part of the steering, suspension, fuel delivery, cooling, and braking systems
Powertrain Plus Powertrain coverage with optional add-ons Covers components essential to the powertrain systems, with the option to add electrical, air conditioning, and fuel systems
In addition to extended warranty coverage plans, autopom! offers a few mechanical breakdown insurance plans in select states.
Like all of our other picks for top reputable extended car warranty companies, autopom! lets you choose any licensed repair shop to fix your car. In case of a breakdown, the company also offers 24-hour roadside assistance, rental car insurance, and trip interruption reimbursement with all of its coverage plans. Some plans even include tire protection.
CarShield has been in business since 2005 and has a 4.0-star rating on Trustpilot based on over 24,000 reviews. The company has the largest market share as far as used cars are concerned. Because of its huge number of reviews and large market presence, CarShield is one of the most popular extended warranty providers.
Unfortunately, a look at the company's BBB page shows over 2,000 complaints filed in the last 3 years. But, considering it sold over 500,000 vehicle protection plans in the same time period, this is actually quite impressive. It means the rate of complaints is only .4 percent.
There is also a BBB alert against CarShield, so make sure you understand that you are not talking to a dealer or manufacturer when you speak with a CarShield representative, and always read the fine print before signing any type of contract. Like all extended warranties, CarShield plans come with a number of exclusions, so it's important to make sure you fully understand what's covered and what isn't.
Is CarShield Expensive?
According to the rates we received, CarShield is not expensive for monthly payments. Depending on the plan, you may pay between $89 and $129 per month. This price applies to a $100 deductible.
CarShield offers six levels of coverage:
Diamond Closest to factory-level coverage Bumper-to-bumper coverage designed to be similar to a manufacturer's warranty for new cars
Platinum Comprehensive coverage Comprehensive plan that's perfect for high-mileage vehicles
Gold Coverage for both minor and major vehicle parts Powertrain-plus coverage for the engine, transmission, water pump, air conditioning, starter, and more
Silver Basic coverage Powertrain coverage for the most important parts of your vehicle
Aluminum High-tech electrical coverage Protects the engine control module, alternator, navigation/GPS, electrical system, starter, and more
Motorcycle & ATV Motorcycle, all-terrain vehicle, or other off-road vehicle coverage Variety of coverage levels and contracts for specialty vehicles
Some bonuses that come with many CarShield plans include:
Low deductibles
Complimentary towing services
Claims paid directly to the repair shop
Rental car reimbursement with some plans
Top-rated warranty distributors like American Auto Shield
Drivers who are planning to keep their vehicles for a long time should consider investing in an extended warranty. In fact, the opposite is also true. If you plan to sell your vehicle on the private market after a few years, a transferable service contract could make your car more appealing to potential buyers.
The typical manufacturer offers bumper-to-bumper warranty coverage for 3 years/36,000 miles. While some manufacturer warranties, like the Hyundai warranty, cover you for longer (5 years/60,000 miles), they still fall short of the more than 150,000 miles the average car owner can expect to put on their vehicle over the course of its lifetime.
An extended auto warranty is exactly what it sounds like: It acts as an extension to the original manufacturer's warranty, albeit from a third-party provider. In a nutshell, it will cover your vehicle after your original warranty runs out, and depending on the provider and plan you choose, it can sometimes offer even better coverage than your original warranty.
Remember, car insurance generally doesn't cover repairs that are due to mechanical breakdowns. It covers damages caused by collisions and environmental factors, so don't think that you're in the clear just because you have auto insurance.
If you want full financial peace of mind, an extended warranty is worth looking into. Considering car repairs become more likely and more frequent as cars age, it's generally worthwhile to invest in an extended warranty that will cover your vehicle in its later years when the repair bills typically start to pile up.
Can You Buy An Extended Warranty After Purchase?
You can buy an extended warranty from a reputable third-party provider at almost any time after purchase. Manufacturers, on the other hand, usually require you to buy an extended warranty before the factory warranty expires. Some only allow you to buy one when you purchase the vehicle.
Extended warranties are all about peace of mind, but if you can't trust your provider to be there for you when you need them, that peace of mind you're paying for can easily turn into stress.
Let's be realistic: Anytime an extended car warranty covers a repair, the company loses money. While reputable extended car warranty companies will take those hits like champs, untrustworthy providers will do everything they can to weasel their way out of paying, leaving you to foot the bill for costly repairs on top of the premium you're paying for your extended warranty coverage.
Before signing on the dotted line with any auto extended warranty company, make sure you check its ratings. Reputable companies tend to be endorsed by major auto brands and even celebrities. This is generally a good sign that the provider can be trusted.
How To Cancel An Extended Car Warranty
Reputable extended car warranty companies will allow you to cancel a warranty for a full refund within 30 days. They will also provide pro-rated refunds after that. You will need to contact the contract administrator and provide a written odometer statement to cancel the extended car warranty.
When searching for reputable extended car warranty companies, you have two options: dealers and third-party providers. Let's take a look at the differences between the two.
Most car dealers and manufacturers offer their own extended warranty options. However, dealers may try to mark up the cost of extended warranties, so it's a good idea to try to negotiate the price. Always make sure you're clear on what will and won't be covered before purchasing an extended warranty from your dealer.
When you purchase a contract from a dealer, you're usually only able to carry out repairs at a brand-specific service center. This comes with ups and downs. On the one hand, you're guaranteed to get exact replacements for any faulty parts, but on the other hand, you'll typically have fewer service location choices.
Third-Party Providers
Third-party warranties are, in many ways, the reverse of dealer warranties. While you generally won't be guaranteed to receive exact factory replacement parts, many third-party warranty companies have much larger service networks, meaning that there's a higher chance you can get your car repaired at your favorite local auto body shop and still be covered by your warranty.
The coverage options and additional perks are similar to what you'll get from the dealership – and sometimes even better. For example, most manufacturer extended warranties don't have six levels of coverage like Endurance. You're more likely to find one to three levels of coverage with a dealer.
Unfortunately, some providers take their business practices to new lows and are outright scams. Here are a couple of ways to avoid these companies:
Disregard Spam Calls
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) reports that there are a number of car warranty scams in which a car owner will receive a sales call that states their warranty is about to expire. During these calls, the scammer may pose as an employee from a legitimate company and may even be able to provide specific information about the receiver's car, further deceiving the receiver into believing the call is from a reputable business.
However, the caller is generally phishing for personal information, so do not provide any sensitive information. If you believe you have been contacted by one of these scammers, you can report it to the FCC.
Recognize Unreliable Companies
Outside of these phishing scams, there are vehicle warranty companies that will simply make getting any of the coverage you're paying for either impossible or an absolute nightmare. Red flags you should look out for when vetting an extended warranty company are a lack of industry endorsements, major limitations in coverage, and poor ratings on popular review sites.
The BBB lists consumer complaints on its site, so that's a great place to look. Ideally, you'll want to look for a company with a relatively low volume of complaints that's also BBB accredited, although there are plenty of legitimate companies out there that don't have BBB accreditation.
All the reputable extended auto warranty companies we've discussed will likely serve you well and provide you with peace of mind. However, each company offers plans that appeal to different types of vehicle owners, so the final decision comes down to your needs and preferences.
What is the average cost of an extended car warranty?
We've reached out for quotes from every major provider in the industry and found the average extended car warranty costs $2,862. Most extended warranties cost between $1,500 and $4,500, but costs vary depending on your vehicle, the provider, the length of the contract, and the level of coverage.
What is an extended warranty on a car?
An extended warranty, also known as an aftermarket car warranty, is an optional service plan that helps cover the cost of certain repairs or replacements after your manufacturer's warranty has expired. While a manufacturer's warranty is included at the time of sale, an extended warranty costs an additional fee.
Are extended car warranties worth it?
We think extended car warranties are worth it for vehicle owners who prefer to have peace of mind when it comes to repair costs. An extended car warranty functions similarly to an insurance policy: You may not end up using it, but if you get coverage from a trustworthy provider, you can more easily budget for repair costs since there won't be any surprises.
What are the top-rated extended auto warranty companies in 2022?
Protect My Car: Best Maintenance Plans
Does AAA offer extended car warranties?
Depending on your local AAA organization, you may be able to find extended car warranties from AAA. Remember, AAA is made up of dozens of regional car clubs across the country. Some locations offer AAA extended warranties, while others do not.
What is the best used car warranty company to use?
We rate CARCHEX as the best used car warranty company on the market. CARCHEX provides coverage for vehicles up to 250,000 miles, which makes it a great option for older cars. The company also offers a variety of plans for used cars.
In an effort to provide accurate and unbiased information to consumers, our expert review team collects data from dozens of extended auto warranty companies to formulate rankings of the best providers. Companies receive a score in each of the following categories, as well as an overall weighted score out of 5.0 stars.
Industry Standing: Warranty providers with a history of strong business practices and endorsements from experts receive the highest scores in this category.
Coverage: This rating is based on types of extended warranty plans available, coverage terms, and added benefits like roadside assistance.
Cost: Our research team reviews sample quotes for a variety of plans and vehicles. Companies with lower prices per year of coverage receive the best scores.
Transparency: This score takes into account contract transparency and the availability of a money-back guarantee.
Customer Service: We comb through customer reviews and perform our own shopper analysis to get a sense of the responsiveness and helpfulness of each warranty company.
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