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From: Where's my map???
Originally Posted by glruff
Did you all know that by becoming a 
, the annoying ads go away?
You can have a larger avatar and enjoy the threads in Club FTE?
And if you feel the need to up for 3 years, you get a free T-Shirt.
, the annoying ads go away?You can have a larger avatar and enjoy the threads in Club FTE?
And if you feel the need to up for 3 years, you get a free T-Shirt.
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FTE Leadership Emeritus
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: DELAWARE, The First State
Did you know you can click on the "Members List" in the blue tool bar above and sort the list by state and many other ways???
Makes it easy to see who are the new FTE members from the state.
Makes it easy to see who are the new FTE members from the state.
Last edited by glruff; Nov 8, 2007 at 11:26 AM.
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FTE Leadership Emeritus
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From: DELAWARE, The First State
Title Subject For Posts
Do you know why when you do a search it seems you can't find what you are looking for?
One of the reasons is because hardly anyone uses the "Title area" to post the main topic of the post.
If we all could remember to do this in the technical forums, like I did on this post, then it will make it easier to find what we are looking for.
One of the reasons is because hardly anyone uses the "Title area" to post the main topic of the post.
If we all could remember to do this in the technical forums, like I did on this post, then it will make it easier to find what we are looking for.
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From: Greenvile, SC
I have found this site http://www.worldtimeserver.com/ for helping to find the best times to call the new CLs; Plan my Int'l buis. trips (figure out jet lag and landing times ahead of time 
)- and it also helps with those pesky Int'l conference call planning periods.
)- and it also helps with those pesky Int'l conference call planning periods.
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FTE Leadership Emeritus
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From: DELAWARE, The First State
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FTE Leadership Emeritus
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: DELAWARE, The First State
Quick question, what side of your car is your gas tank? If you are anything like me, you probably can't remember right away. My solution is to uncomfortably stick my head out the window, strain my neck and look. If you don't do this in your own car you definitely have done it in a borrowed or rental car.
Well ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to share with you my little secret so you will no longer look like Ace Ventura on your way to the gas station or put your neck at risk of discomfort or injury.
If you look at your gas gauge, you will see a small icon of a gas pump. The handle of the gas pump will extend out on either the left or right side of the pump. If your tank is on the left, the handle will be on the left. If your tank is on the right, the handle will be on the right (see photo below). It is that simple!
Why don't the dealers share such important information with car buyers? I don't understand why this isn't in the drivers ed manual? I don't get why any mechanic I have ever been too or know has even thought of mentioning this to me? The only possible explanation can be that all these people probably don't even know!
Well ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to share with you my little secret so you will no longer look like Ace Ventura on your way to the gas station or put your neck at risk of discomfort or injury.
If you look at your gas gauge, you will see a small icon of a gas pump. The handle of the gas pump will extend out on either the left or right side of the pump. If your tank is on the left, the handle will be on the left. If your tank is on the right, the handle will be on the right (see photo below). It is that simple!
Why don't the dealers share such important information with car buyers? I don't understand why this isn't in the drivers ed manual? I don't get why any mechanic I have ever been too or know has even thought of mentioning this to me? The only possible explanation can be that all these people probably don't even know!
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Crowville Louisiana
glruff I didn't know about the gas pump thing. I have found this thread usefull. I surfing the chapters trying to steal...er...borrow ideas.
Thanks for all of the help. You all have set up a great chapter.
Thanks for all of the help. You all have set up a great chapter.
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FTE Leadership Emeritus
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From: DELAWARE, The First State
Anytime Robert, feel free to "borrow or steal" anything we have, except for our members. lol
Join us in out Tribute thread, we just completed our 10,000th post. lmao
A secret tip, add your first name to your sig, it will help your members identify with you.
Join us in out Tribute thread, we just completed our 10,000th post. lmao
A secret tip, add your first name to your sig, it will help your members identify with you.
Last edited by glruff; Nov 13, 2007 at 08:47 PM.
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From: DELAWARE, The First State
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From: DELAWARE, The First State
Bud, BPofMD emailed me this info.
Here's something for your Useful Tips Forum.
http://www.bedlib.org/ebsco.html
Click on the ARRC box, insert the word "library" for both the user name and password. It's maintenence manuals for most all vehicles with the electrical diagrams too.
Thanks Bud for the tip.
Here's something for your Useful Tips Forum.
http://www.bedlib.org/ebsco.html
Click on the ARRC box, insert the word "library" for both the user name and password. It's maintenence manuals for most all vehicles with the electrical diagrams too.
Thanks Bud for the tip.