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My 2000 Grand Prix is officially listed on Craigslist for $3,900 and I hope to have it sold in the next few weeks. I did my research, and have the terms of the sale clearly outlined in my ad, but I know people are going to haggle and question the terms, asking for Car Loans, but that’s just part of selling a used car.
I’m ready to recommend Online Car Loans to anyone interested in my car that doesn’t have the cash. Whether their credit is good or bad, they can get a used Car Loan online and I can get the cash I want for my car.
Because my mom told me not to, I had to upload the video of her with the Statue of Liberty street performers in NYC. She didn’t quite pull off the Statue’s signature pose, but I think the crowd made her nervous. Enjoy!
Mike passed his paramedics exam and received his certification in the mail this week, so if you need to know anything about heart attacks, he’s the guy to ask.
Since Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) kills nearly 900 people every day, Mike sees his fair share of heart attack patients and knows the warning signs and how to treat the patient quickly.
If Mike isn’t around to answer all your SCA questions, St. Jude Medical has all the information you need on Inside Cardiac Arrest, a site dedicated to educating people on the risk of heart attacks.
March’s NYC crane collapse was one block from my sister’s apartment. The latest crane collapse is forty blocks from my sister’s apartment. The little shrine and the notes on the windows of local businesses at the site of the March accident are really sad, and I imagine the same will pop up on the Upper East Side.
I noticed lots of cranes, scaffolding, and construction when we were in NYC and I can see how it would make people leery to walk down the street.
I know that I am probably jinxing myself by even talking about it, but I haven’t had a traffic violation in years. The last ticket I got was on Memorial Day in 2001 when I was driving from Ball State University to Butler University to visit my sister and three state troopers pulled a dozen of us over at once.
I zoomed right past a cop, so it was my own fault. I can’t even blame my ticket on those sneaky red light cameras, but you can beat red light camera tickets in California with Ticket Bust, a service that fights, and beats, your tickets for you so that you don’t have any points on your license or increased insurance premiums.
I’ve always just paid my tickets because it was too much of a hassle to fight them myself, so it would be great to have a service to do the legwork for me in Chicago and I would bet that others would take advantage of the service, too.