Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Helfman Ford Announces The Best Deal On Ford Edge in Houston

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PRLog (Press Release) - Dec 26, 2011 -
Houston, TX - Helfman Ford introduces the best deal on Ford Edge in Houston. Buyers can rely on the best financing on the Ford Edge in Houston at Helfman Ford. Value conscious buyers shop the inventory at Helfman Ford for selection and price. Buyers prefer shopping Helfman Ford for their selection and price on Ford Edge. Give them a call at 888-266-5104, then visit the Helfman Ford web site at http://www.Dealer11.com/HelfmanFord or schedule a test drive.

Helfman Ford offers the best service in Houston on your Ford. Get the quality you deserve. Ford stands behind it's proven technology, and Helfman Ford is proud to offer quality Ford vehicles. Ford buyers in Houston appreciate the 28 years of service and values from Helfman Ford. Isn't it time you took a test drive? Give Helfman Ford a call today. You?ll never know if you have the best deal until you get a quote from Helfman Ford. Ford means every trip is a driving pleasure.

Tested and certified original Ford parts are your best value from Helfman Ford. Are you looking for a new car or truck? Shouldn't Helfman Ford be your next stop? Pre-Owned vehicles are a solid value from Helfman Ford. Every shipment means more Fords to choose from at Helfman Ford. Don?t miss the deals. Special financing can put a Ford in your driveway. Let?s find out how you qualify. It?s the small things that make a world of difference. You can count on the Service Team at Helfman Ford.

About Helfman Ford
Helfman Ford opened for business in March of 1982 and has built its reputation on service and professionalism which has proven to be a solid foundation according to their customers. The company serves Southwest Houston, Sugar Land, First Colony, Sharpstown, Fort Bend County and the entire Houston area. For 28 years the Helfman Ford team has offered buyers the information and tools they needed to make the best choice on a popular new Ford or Pre-Owned vehicle.

Company:
Helfman Ford
12220 Southwest Freeway
Houston, TX 77477
888-266-5104
HelfmanFord@DealerSearchPositions.com
http://www.Dealer11.com/HelfmanFord

Press Contact:
Jeff Smith
972-490-5167
HelfmanFord@DealerSearchPositions.com

NOTICE TO READERS: Provided by Dealer Search Positions, Inc. for public relations and news purposes only to
announce a client's products, events or services. This material was not prepared or distributed as
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011

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After Their Very Business-Like Win Over the Rams on Christmas ...

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I didn't get a chance to see a lot of Saturday's game between the Steelers and Rams because of work (I plan on watching a replay of it tonight), but when it was 13-0 in the 4th quarter, all I could think about was how crappy it must have been to be a Rams fan watching that game. Even the Rams fan from the NFL commercial who painted his face and wore that fright wig must of had a difficult time sitting through that game. Not only were the Rams 2-12 going into Saturday's contest, but there was little to nothing to cheer about during that game. Even a spectacular blow-out loss would have been preferable to the way the Steelers methodically did away with St. Louis on Christmas Eve.

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It made me appreciate being a Steelers fan even more, because like Maryrose has said on numerous occasions, the Steelers haven't played a game when they were out of playoff contention since December 31st, 2006. When you think about that, it's pretty remarkable.

It's almost hard to imagine watching a game with nothing really to play for. Even one of those end-of-season games where your team has everything wrapped up and is just resting its key starters for the postseason is at least a little enjoyable to watch because of the playoffs being on the horizon.

Speaking of playoffs on the horizon, the Steelers still have a shot at the AFC North crown and a bye as we head to the finish line.

Heading into this past weekend's action, the Steelers needed losses by the Ravens and Texans in-order to gain the upper hand in both the AFC North and the race to the bye in the first round of the playoffs provided they took care of business against St. Louis. Unfortunately, like the Steelers, the Ravens and Texans were playing two teams that were out of contention a long time ago. Surprisingly, however, the Texans lost to the 1-13 Colts on Thursday night, and even though the Browns couldn't knock off the Ravens on Saturday, at least the Steelers inched a little closer to a possible bye.

If you ask me, the prospects for a bye are looking a lot better today.

The Steelers may not control all of their playoff destiny, but the Cincinnati Bengals certainly do after they defeated the Cardinals on Saturday and the Jets lost at "home" to the Giants.

Before this past weekend, the Bengals and Jets had identical 8-6 records, but the Jets held the tiebreaker over Cincy. Now, at 9-6, Cincinnati only needs to defeat Baltimore at home in-order to clinch the final playoff spot in the AFC.

We'll get to see who is a more desperate football team on Sunday: A Bengals team with their playoff lives on the line or a Ravens team with a chance to earn their first division title since 2006 and the bye that would accompany it. One might automatically assume that the Bengals would be the more desperate of the two, but the Ravens are only 3-4 on the road this year and would fall from the 2nd seed, a bye and at least one home playoff game all the way down to the 5th spot and road games throughout the postseason if they can't win their division. Also, Baltimore went 8-0 at home this year and may have the best homefield advantage in the AFC right now. Besides that, Ray Lewis and Company are a prideful bunch, and the last thing they'd want to see happen is the Steelers celebrating another AFC North crown after losing to the Ravens twice this year.

And I wouldn't put it past the Bengals to choke. The last time the Bengals were in this exact situation, it was that same day the Steelers played their last game out of playoff contention--December 31st, 2006--and Pittsburgh knocked off the Bengals in overtime, and Cincinnatie missed the playoffs.

If the Bengals were to win, it would only help the Steelers if they won their last game in Cleveland.

I'm not too worried about that part of the equation. I know a lot of Steelers fans are going to be concerned with the Browns wanting to cripple Pittsburgh's Super Bowl chances, but the fans were worried about the exact same thing last year when Pittsburgh had to travel to Cleveland for the final week with a division title and bye on the line. But the Browns must have been more interested in their offseason plans than sabotaging the Steelers season, because Pittsburgh made short work of the Brownies, 41-9.

I see the same thing happening this year. Maybe not a 41-9 win (still a question as to whether or not Ben Roethlisberger will play in the final week), but I don't see this veteran Super Bowl team letting the Browns stand in the way of them and a possible better playoff seed.

My brother informed me last night that the NFL moved the Steelers/Browns game to 4:15. I was hoping the Bengals/Ravens game was played at 1pm so Mike Tomlin could know his team's fate before the game and act accordingly, but he won't get that luxury since that game will also be played at 4:15.

In any event, I'd say the Steelers are still very much in the mix for a bye as we head to the regular season finale

Source: http://www.behindthesteelcurtain.com/2011/12/26/2661642/after-their-very-business-like-win-over-the-rams-on-christmas-even

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Monday, December 26, 2011

Tips from Community Lead to Arrest of Dover Man for Burglary

Dec 26, 2011 posted by: Kelli Steele - WGMD News

Delaware State Police have charged a 38-year-old Dover man with the attempted burglary of an unoccupied Capitol Park home Friday night.

Police say neighbors called them just before 11 p.m. to report a man standing outside the home on South Governor Boulevard that was being renovated; police say the neighbors watched Jerome Nance remove a large AC unit which was attached to the home and then place it next to a fence in the yard; they last observed him walking down the street, wheeling a large black trash can.

Police caught up with Nance a short time later; he still had the trash can and police found a pair of shears used for cutting metal inside the can.?

Police say Nance also attempted to gain entry to the home by damaging a window screen and rear entry door.

He was arrested and committed to the James T.Vaughn Correctional Center in lieu of $7,000 bail.?

Source: http://www.wgmd.com/?p=43823

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Most Popular Lifehacker Videos [Video]

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On episode five of Lifehacker, we're turning to the dark side, focusing on "evil" hacks for cracking Windows passwords, padlock combinations, Wi-Fi passwords, and a whole lot more. Knowledge is power, and it's up to you to decide how to use it. Be safe out there! More ?


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There you have it. We've created lots of great video this year, from computer building how-tos to software tours to shortcuts. Whether your favorite of the year made the list or not, we'd love to hear about the original Lifehacker video you loved most in the comments. Expect even more great stuff in 2012!

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Sunday, December 25, 2011

Shaker Is Going To Have A Rockin? New Year?s Eve

Shaker New Year's eveTechCrunch Disrupt winner Shaker is already getting ready for New Year's Eve. The Facebook app creates 3D virtual rooms where you can party with your friends and meet new people. The startup is partnering with Dick Clark Productions to create a virtual loft where a pre-party will take place right before the "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2012" show begins. The New Year's Eve loft will be a place where people can virtually hang out between 4PM and 8PM ET on New Year's Eve before the live show begins. You will be able to dance, mingle, buy virtual drinks and watch exclusive interviews with some of the performers who will be on the ABC television show, including Will.i.am, Taio Cruz, LMFAO, Gym Class Heroes, Fergie, Blink 182, and The Band Perry. (RSVP for the event here, or just show up on New Year's Eve).

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/hhrQXiZIe2o/

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Pakistan Army Seeks President?s Ouster

Sources within Pakistan?s Army today confirm that their leadership is ?fed up? with President Asif Ali Zardari, and are hoping to see him removed from power, though they are hoping to find a way to do this without a military coup.

Military coups are remarkably common in Pakistan?s history, but current military chief Gen. Parvez Kayani is relatively unique in his opposition to military intervention in civilian government operations.

The report that Zardari was behind the ?coup memo? appears to be the straw that broke the camel?s back for the military. The report claimed Zardari was the source of a letter to US military commander Admiral Michael Mullen, seeking his help in ousting much of the Pakistani military?s leadership.

Prime Minister Yousef Raza Gilani condemned the reports, and demanded that the military submit itself to the current civilian government, saying that the current system was ?unacceptable? and that the military could not continue to operate as a ?state within a state.?

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Source: http://news.antiwar.com/2011/12/22/pakistan-army-seeks-presidents-ouster/

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