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Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction. We have a 2012 Mazda 3, my daughter dropped my son off and called to tell me the car was vibrating hard and would not accelerate. Luckily she was close to home so she brought the care back. I started it up and the entire car was shaking, looked under the hood and the engine was vibrating enough to rock the car. There were 2 indicator lights that came on, check engine light and the TCS/DSC Indicator light. The car has 86K mikes on it. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

If all goes as planned 5 years for me. If my son gets a sports scholarship I am out in 2.5 years!

Very nice- congrats!

So, does this mean that from now on if a judge denies a permit to carry application in NJ that there will need to be a hearing explaining why?

More debt, on top of billions of underfunded pensions. I can't wait to get out of this state!

I will see how the Hamilton Barracks works, I plan on putting in for 2 permits next week.

For us, family of 5 with 3 teenagers, we go through a ton of food. We found a few places around us that don't deliver but will do curbside pick-up and put the groceries in the trunk. We do that for most of our staples like milk and eggs and produce. We also order restaurant deliveries about once a week, more than we normally do. I also order meats and seafood delivered on line, just got in 15# of Cajun sausages and shrimp. I also go to our local seafood store occasionally when it is not crowded. I probably haven't gone to the grocery store on over 3 weeks. I bought a bunch of flour and yeast ahead of time so I am making fresh bread a couple days a week as well. And most importantly, we have a few liquor stores that also do curbside delivery!

The way my wife cooks it isn't!

Rosey- thanks for all you do!

I will have to take a look and see. Initially, my range was open as long as we followed the prescribed "Social Distancing" guidelines.

Yep- I finally have some time and now the ranges are closed.

With people being asymptomatic yet contagious for so long, it is just a matter of time before it spreads to all these areas outside NY.

Between WFH and developing an e-learning platform for a process automation class, I have had zero free time. Basically I am on meetings from 7AM to at least 7PM, then teaching a couple nights a week on top of that!

You and me both, thought this would be a great, and safe outdoor activity and way to spend some family time!

2 supervisors in my office had a strange "chest cold" issue, back in December, out for a couple weeks, low fever, difficulty breathing.

What could go wrong with that?

Yep, just checked the website. This makes absolutely no sense, social distance is almost mandatory by nature especially shooting clays, or on the firing line, could do what we did in our cafeteria, move the benched a little farter out or go to every other lane.

Couldn't agree more. I work 2 jobs and rarely gat a day off where I am not going somewhere with the kids or doing something that needs to get done. I could easily have taken the family or at least one of the kids shooting a couple times to give us something to do. Whether in a pit, trap or skeet or on the range we can easily maintain 6+ feet of separation. Feels like the liberal NJ politicians are just putting it to us again!

Looks great- I want one!

And I opened this thread thinking there would be some serious recommendations for reading...

Just got word Towson University is closing early for spring break and told the students to prepare for an extended period of remote/ web based classes after break next week.

I was at Cheyenne Mt Outfitters today and they had at least a pallet full.

Great article- and thanks for doing what you do!

Absolutely! I shoot at CJRPC and, schedule permitting would like to make one of the shotgun shoots.

Awesome- thanks. I will pick some up!