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Ok, we're gonna do it again! I'm a glutton for punishment, what can I say? We're gearing up for a great product giveaway ...

Ok, now that I got the attention of a lot of potential vendors, let's discuss sponsorship for the 2010 Contest on GMTC. ...

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By Kevin Boie | MYFOXDFW.COM

DALLAS - An 18-year-old was harassed and then beaten with brass knuckles on Tuesday by an assailant who didn’t like the victim's baggy pants, Dallas police said.

The incident happened at about 4 p.m. in a Kroger parking lot at 3939 Frankford Road.

According to a police report, the teen was inside the grocery store when an identified man repeatedly made disparaging comments about the teen's baggy pants.

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I just now saw Zombieland the other day on DVD. Couldn't help but notice all of the new GM vehicles in there, anyone else? ...

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Well, I spent several hours on the internet via Google and discovered my problem was most likely coming from the right-rear cabin airvent which is located on the back of the cab metal wall. There is another vent on the left-side driver's side in the same area but it had no noise issue in the seven new crews I drove.

These vents allow airflow in and out of the cab for pressurization and operation of the climate control functions, defrost and etc... You will read about this as you read the articles via Google.

From the outside, if you look down between the bed and the cab you will see the black plastic frame of the air vent. Inside the plastic frame are semi-hard but flexible rubber louvre-type vents that move open and shut to allow airflow and air and road noise. Just think of a heat register in your home and then stand it on it's end--that's what we're talking about. The GMC vent may not look like these. But here is a picture so you will get the idea.
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