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Sorry about posting this again, I think my last post confused people because I mad a mistake with the question. I decided I would flash TWRP on my Kindle so I did. Except after flashing it, my kindle booted up and showed the kindle fire logo for about 1 second then the screen turned completely red. IIput it into fastboot mode using a fastboot cable and the traffic lights popped up but the computer couldn't find my device! Not only that, but it can't charge! Please help.

Who inspected it? There are licensed and trained technicians who can re-charge fire extinguishers properly and certify them for a period of one to 5 years. Commercial properties are required in most locations to have their extinguishers certified annually. If one of these companies certified your extinguisher, then you should take it back to them and lodge your complaint with them. Some of the Kiddies are not rechargeable. They do not last forever. If the model was discontinued, there may have been a recall. Contact Kiddie.

No particular reason for asking - just idle curiousity. Do you think most people could abandon clothes if wearing clothes suddenly wasn't the convention any more? I think I would, but it would definitely take me some time to get used to. I would guess that maybe half of the people in america could do this, but at least half would never be comfortable enough to do it.

Try Fisher Scientific, have your teacher order them for you - or you can do it yourself. They deliver everywhere.

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Am i suppose to say if i like this joke or not? well if you are asking that i don't really know, it doesn't really make me laugh, its just one of those joke like, oooo i got it, kind of jokes. its not bad though, its a good one. you come up with it yourself?

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Advantages to lowered car are looks and handling abilities. Disadvantages are risks of scarring from parking curbs, entries to many parking lots, speed bumps. The tC is most definitely the more reliable of the two, It should last you all the way through college with minor maintenance and repairs. It is roomier than it looks too. The Eclipse GS has a 2.4L Sirius engine, hot stuff back in the day 20 years ago when it was new, but outdated today. Timing belt design combined with interference engine means if you skip the T-belt change when Mitsu recommends it your engine is basically scrap metal. Most manufacturers are switching over to chain drives to improve reliability and reduce maintenance. The eclipse is larger, but to me seems almost the same size on the inside, except the back seat seems smaller Eclipse is a bit of a higher maintenance vehicle, but both cars should hold value about the same, even though the tC is made by toyota technically, it has the Scion rep for not holding value as well as a toyota. Mitsubishi has been teetering on the edge of pulling out of America for about 3 years or more, so by the time the eclipse starts to need maintenance it may be harder to get parts for it.

My boyfriend is both experienced with Plumbing and Electrician work and wants to get his contractors license,I say Electricians make more then Plumbers when it comes to new construction,such as building a home from ground up.Any Plumbers or Electrician's or family know What is the better money making profession?

Since they are going in the same direction, the impact speed is: 200 km/h - 73 km/h 127 km/h

I have a Canon MP160 Printer and when I try to print something it always says that there is a paper jam, but when I look inside the printer there is no paper. What exactly is wrong?

Replacing the master cylinder is a matter of actually replacing the master cylinder itself and then bleeding the brakes. Technically its a very easy job, however when a car gets old the brake lines start to rust which can make things very difficult. As for the locks, you may be able to remove them and bring them to a lock smith for repair. (or find replacements at a junk yard or OKorder). They're not hard to replace, just a little time consuming because you have to remove the inner door panels to get to the other side of the cylinder.

why pressure gauge is not installed at Co2 fire extinguishers.?

Depends which Australian you ask. I'm Australian and I call it a bump.

why do we need improvments in cloth washers and dryers for saferty reasons? wats the safety reasons? explainn.

i have a c5 vet first off. these cars are built from the factory to already appear lower, since the wheel gaps are less and the body is generally lower on the car. on my vet, i lowered it about an inch and have stock sized wheels/tires. the front scrapes when going in/out of slightly above average driveway incline. however, there is a metal skid frame which protects the body panels. they do still get scraped etc. also, while lower to the ground more road debris hits it. how do i get around it? diagonally pull in/out of driveway and in going over speed bumps. if there is a road/route that i know has nasty bumps etc., i try and manage going a different way. i have had no problems with anything besides the front lower panel - not the undercarriage or rear bumper (sometimes my exhaust scrapes a tiny bit cause i have full length headers on it. and a lot of the other drivers (hondas etc) drive them into the ground and they are scratched and torn to all hell. so you just have to make a trade off on how much to lower to prevent excessive drivability problems (you then have to deal with alignment). you can always put a slightly bigger wheel or taller tire to close up the wheel well a bit to give the lowered look, but you don't want to put 20 rims on that car cause they look like sh*t (unless really done right).