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NSCAA 2010 Soccer Convention in
Philadelphia
by
James Meara
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Thursday
January 14th 2010, the Pittsburgh Grapevine
packed its bags and headed off to Philadelphia for the annual NSCAA
Soccer Convention. This has for many years led the field in soccer
conferences across the country and has thousands of soccer fans and
coaches descend upon it year after year. On arrival at the very
impressive Philadelphia downtown convention center I was met with
hundreds upon hundreds of soccer fanatics, clad in their teams sweat
tops and pants, perhaps a new soccer cult had formed?
People
everywhere, wondering around faces deep into their program guides,
disappearing into random rooms.
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... day as crews clear snow and brace for another storm predicted to begin Tuesday morning. The University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, Carlow University, Duquesne University and Community College of Allegheny County announced classes are ...
... to the Steelers. Click below to hear the song. "We're from the town with that great football team, We cheer the Pittsburgh Steelers. Chuck Noll and all his friends are all on the field. Go out and get them Steelers. Bradshaw, and Rocky, and Franco ...
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Keep
Your Car Reliable
and Safe this Winter |
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by
Robert Kopperman
Car
problems in
the winter are no fun, here are some good tips to help get your car
ready for the winter driving season, and lessen your chance of being
inconvenienced by car problems. You know they creep up at the
worst
times usually!
Oil:
Make sure you change your oil every 3,000 miles. Newer
engines are
prone to sludge problems, and may require the use of synthetic
oils.
Old dirty oil will not provide proper lubrication, causing premature
engine wear. It will also put extra stress on the battery and
starter. Use the proper weight oil specified by your car
manufacturer.
Antifreeze/Coolant:
Make sure you check the quality and protection level of your
coolant.
You should use a 50/50 mix of antifreeze and water to provide a freeze
point protection level around -35 degrees. If your coolant is
old and
dirty looking, have your coolant system flushed and refilled with new
antifreeze. This is also a perfect time to check the
condition of the
belts and hoses.
Power Steering:
Check fluid level, it should be up to the full mark and look pretty
clean.
Door Locks
and Hinges:
Spray some lubricant, like WD40 in all your locks to remove moisture
and help keep them from freezing. Wouldn't hurt to do this
once a week
in the winter. While your at it, spray some on the door, hood
and
trunk hinges once in a while.
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