 Nottingham four years ago but have no experience of the servicing side. But the sales lady was very good but as you say I think she's moved on. Then, I think her name was Sara.
I think @doog442 is perhaps being a little paranoid. This is not some back street garage that is looking to make a few quid but not doing the basics.
The only thing I would suggest is to enquire directly about the air filter since it might have not been changed due to the mileage.The primary purpose of this position is to serve as the 315th Airlift Wing and 315th Operations Group systems expert and manage performing critical operations resource functions.
SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE: Applicants must have at least one (1) year of specialized experience at the next lower grade GS-06, or equivalent in other pay systems. Examples of specialized experience includes experience in aviation operations, flight management policies, directives, and procedures, ARMS (aviation resource management system), associated programs, interface requirements, and personnel aviation records and maintenance. Understanding, maintaining, and interpreting Air Force training instructions for aircrews to determine specific training requirements. Ensure all aircrew members, supervisors, and commanders are aware of training requirements and timetables. Create and edit training profiles for Operations Group aircrew members in all aircrew positions and all qualification levels. Knowledge of the operations, functions, and policies as they relate to ARMS and the operations of a flying and aeromedical squadron. Use ARMS software and database to track and display training requirements and accomplishments.
1. Knowledge of relevant software applications and systems such as the Aviation Resource Management Systems (ARMS) and Oracle Discoverer 9.1, as well as applicable directives/instructions, policies, procedures and skill in their operation.
2. Knowledge of aviation service eligibility, other aspects of the training mission, military global airlift mission, aircraft types, aircrew composition, procedures for safeguarding classified information and databases.
3. Knowledge and experience using personal computers, knowledge of relevant office automation software applications, word processors, website construction software utilizing HTML, graphic presentations, and spreadsheets.
4. Skill and ability to operate ARMS, its system interfaces and to troubleshoot/resolve system technical problems. Prepare projects/reports and have the ability to deliver briefings to senior staff and management personnel at all levels. Skill in developing interpersonal relationships, maintaining good working relationships, and working cooperatively as a member of a team.
5. Ability to read, understand, and interpret Aircrew Life Support Air Force Instruction 11-301, and its applicability to unit aircrew members.
6. Ability to work in stressful areas, respond to situations rapidly; plan, organize, and re-prioritize work to meet changing deadlines. Ability to plan, organize, and communicate effectively with local commanders and higher headquarter officers, both orally and in writing.Residents St John’s Care Home and pupils from St Paul’s Community Primary School had their first meeting this week... and worked together making garlands for May Day celebrations.
It was the start of what is expected to be a beautiful friendship between the Spalding school and the home, with children and residents benefiting from cross generational friendships.
For some residents its was 75 or more years since they had been in a school but they were soon working alongside the youngsters or watching children dance around a Maypole as music played in the background.
Crystal Chone (11) was seated alongside Lilian Brown (93) as they worked.
Head teacher Kira Nicholls initiated the step after hearing on the news about another school that had been working with the elderly, wrote to several homes about a possible link and St John’s said “yes”.
Mrs Nicholls said: “When I thought about the grandparents of our pupils at St Paul’s, I realised that many have grandparents who are younger than the typical age when I was a child.
Ida Brickles, activities coordinator at St John’s, accompanied the five residents on Tuesday’s trip to St Paul’s.
More activities are planned and these could include a visit by St Paul’s choir to the nursing home.D’iberville police have arrested a burglary suspect after a string of recent burglaries.
Surveillance video helped police catch two suspects in a recent home burglary in Ocean Springs.
A 44 year old Louisiana woman is in jail, accused of stealing from a Gulfport church.
Gulfport Police arrested four individuals Wednesday for stolen property and other charges, but the four are also suspected to be in connection with a robbery and kidnapping that occurred less than two weeks ago.
Investigators with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office need help from the public with identifying a possible suspect in a home burglary at 9 a.m. Tuesday on Humphrey Road in Vancleave, Sheriff Mike Ezell says.
If you think all those Chrismas presents you just received are covered in your homeowners insurance, you may want to think again.
The Biloxi Police Department was involved in a high speed chase Wednesday along Highway 90 around 11:30 a.m. that ended in front of the Coliseum.Around here we don’t hide anything about our family situation. I’m Poppy. The kids have a mom and a dad. Their parents live in a different home. The kids and me live in our home. 

Sure, it’s a rather non-conventional family. But I don’t try to pretend it’s something that it’s not.
It’s not a lot of things. It’s not a family where there is a mom and a dad. It’s not even a family where there is a grandmother and grandfather. It’s just a family where there are two children and a Poppy.
They see other families with a dad and a mom.  But they don’t complain about it. They just try to synthesize what we are with what other kids’ families are.
And if the children need something more from me than just being their Poppy, then I’m honored to oblige. If they need me to be Dad (or Mom) then I will be there for them in that capacity (though I don’t do “Mom” as well as I would like; see here and here).
But Kenzie has always called me “Poppy” (except one time for a few weeks she called me “Pa Pa;” I didn’t much like it and she finally stopped).
This last weekend was a long weekend, a holiday weekend. So, the last night of the long weekend, I let the kids eat popcorn, watch TV, and sleep in my king-size bed.
For a brief moment in time, the world, my world, slowed to a standstill as I cherished the words she had just spoken.
I was overwhelmed! I was completely fulfilled as a human being, as a grandparent, but most of all as a dad!
With all the sincerity of a four-year-old, she had expressed exactly what she felt at that moment when she first woke up.
I am paternally yours!
How Precious!!! I know your heart almost burst!
Steve, you are just the best!
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