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Nobody Flashes: Get Rid of the 22nd? HELL NO!
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By now you've heard that some crazy guy is trying to get rid of the 22nd amendment.
Representative Jose Serrano (D-NY) introduced a bill Friday which would abolish term limits on the U.S. presidency. H.J. Res. 15 seeks to repeal the 22nd Amendment, and if passed, would allow President Obama to become the first president since Franklin Roosevelt to run for a third term.
Evidently, it's not the first time. Most all the men who become President, never, ever want to leave that job. The power, the luxury…Air Force One…it must go by all too fast for them. Wherever they go after that must be like falling off the edge of a cliff. I doubt that even George Washington, if alive today, could give up the almost fantasy like life that the modern Presidents get to live.
This from Glen Beck's site:
Efforts to repeal the 22nd Amendment are nothing new. A 2005 attempt by Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) had bipartisan co-sponsorship that included Reps. Frank Pallone (D-N.J.) and Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) but went nowhere, as did a resolution introduced by Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) in 1989. Reagan himself expressed support for the amendment's repeal, saying it interfered with the right of the people to "vote for someone as often as they want to do." Former President Bill Clinton has frequently spoken out in favor of allowing presidents to serve more than two terms, provided they take some time off before running for a third time. "I've always thought that should be the rule," Clinton said in November. "I think as a practical matter, you couldn't apply this to anyone who has already served, but going forward, I personally believe that should be the rule."
And, as you can see by this video above, made in 1958, we've got bigger problems. So…this HAS been a planned destruction…because how did Robert Welch predict this so long ago? They must get our guns, and then the Presidency will be next. That WILL be the final nail.
Anyway, just thought I would flash the video…and it's no wonder the John Birch society was compared to Hitler. It seems…even back then, they knew the plans.
How do American's feel about getting rid of the 22nd amendment? Well, we know the liberals would love to have Obama be President for life…but, here's a comment on Glenn's blog, by a guy named Spankthemonkey. (I know…free speech is still alive!) And I liked it so much, I had to reprint it here. He had this to say:
"When they also pass a law that let's us Beat the Crap out of them with a stick, It might be OK…….."
Let's hope it doesn't come down to that….
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Coalition Against Religious Exclusion encourages diversity, pluralism
Published: Monday, February 4, 2013
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As dialogue surrounding the Tufts Christian Fellowship (TCF) and its controversial leadership requirements intensified last semester, the Coalition Against Religious Exclusion (CARE) entered the forefront of the debate.
CARE, originally founded last spring with a focus on TCF, has most recently spent its efforts opposing the Committee on Student Life's (CSL) decision to let Student Religious Groups (SRGs) apply for exemption from the university's non-discrimination policy.
According to senior Stephen Goeman, the group's sharp focus on the CSL decision is a newer development for the group. Senior Brandon Archambault and Goeman founded CARE last year to inform the greater Tufts community about TCF's requiring its leaders to hold certain religious beliefs.
"It was a group of concerned students who didn't like that you could get TCU funding to essentially pay for other students' discrimination," Goeman said. "We wanted people to know that it was really easy in practice to sidestep the non-discrimination policy that was set forth in documents like the Pachyderm and TCU requirements."
According to founding CARE member Duncan Maclaury, a senior, the group worked to be the informative voice behind the TCF complaint and past complaints made against the group.
Goeman explained that Archambault's critical role in the group came about as a result of his own religious identity. As an evangelical Christian, Archambault was upset that students were being excluded from religious communities due to their identities.
Like Archambault, many of CARE's members have found that the group's mission of religious inclusion resonates with their own religious identities and experiences. Senior Martine Kaplan reflected on her negative experiences attending a religious private school.
"I went to a Jewish school for 13 years of my life and their [focus] was being pluralistic, but I never came out in that environment because I felt like it wasn't actually a safe space," Kaplan said.
She recalled how the more intensely religious students reacted negatively to less-religious students at her school, which made her less interested in being religious herself. While Kaplan maintains that she is not interested in joining a religious group on campus herself, she wants them to remain safe spaces for those who seek them out.
"You can come together and you can have dialogue, and at the end of the day your community is stronger for it," she said.
Junior Walker Bristol came to CARE after much spiritual change of his own. At a young age, Bristol attended a Quaker school, but later on he received more exposure to increasingly conservative branches of Christianity because of his North Carolina upbringing.
Today, Bristol identifies as a non-theist Quaker, saying that he recently returned to the tenets of Quakerism after finding that it aligned well with his personal values. As the president of Tufts Freethought Society, a group dedicated to atheist discourse, Bristol said that rejecting the CSL ruling became important to him.
"Because I'm a non-theist Quaker, there's a good chance that under this policy I could have been prevented from being the leader of Tufts Freethought," Bristol said, reflecting on Tufts Freethought's openness to people who self-identify with a religion despite the group's overall atheist approach. He added that it's important for students to be able to explore their religious identities on campus.
"There are plenty of student religious groups on campus that function in very different ways than you would think of that particular religion," Bristol said. "For example, there are people on the board of [the Catholic Community at Tufts] who are queer, and that might not be accepted in every Catholic community around the world."
Junior Jordan Dashow said he also appreciated the freedom afforded by other religious groups on campus, adding that his experiences with Tufts Hillel afforded him the opportunity to explore his religious identity.
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That is a pretty good lookin' knife.
That is a pretty good lookin' knife.
That's nice Turbo. I down have any Foster Bros knives, but have a big ass 14" steel. Would love to come across a piece like that
"This is grain, which any fool can eat, but for which the Lord intended a more divine means of consumption.. Beer!" -Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, Friar Tuck
When I bought it it was never used. Didn't even have an edge from the factory. It was a little rough from the storage but never sharpened or abused. I love it.
I just bought this at a junk shop for $2. Looks kinda home-made, but I think it's good steel.
It does need a little refinement.
Looks like they tried to drill it and gave up.
Here's an old Forgecraft that I've never done anything with so far.
Holy crap!
We need some more pics of that cleaver, esp a spine shot.
That thang is burly/funky/gnarly.
No matter how high the throne,
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It's hard to get a good spine shot, my stupid auto-focus camera keeps wanting to focus on the floor (that I need to sweep)
It's about 3/32" thick, but it's pretty stout. It looks like it's made of bandsaw blade, which would make my day. L6, woohoo!
See if you can prop it up on something like some wine corks so we can see the spine and tang.
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5. MSU's top running back this fall isn't a clear-cut choice at the moment.
6. Here's a look at Texas A&M's two-deep… including their "four-deep" at quarterback.
7. Florida D-lineman Ronald Powell is still on pace for a four-to-six month recovery from ACL surgery last month.
8. Mark Richt says all 19 of Georgia's 2012 signees are on track to qualify academically.
9. Kentucky's in the running — with Arizona and Kansas — for transferring Xavier point guard Mark Lyons.
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Issaquah >Food & Dining > Noodle Boat Thai Restaurant
700 NW Gilman Blvd Ste E104, Issaquah, WA | Directions 9802747.543580 -122.047834
Mon. - Fri. 11am - 3pm;Sat. 5pm - 9:30pm;Sun. 5pm - 9pm
Neighborhoods: Newport
Great restaurant to visit with a group so you can taste your way through the menu. This family run joint serves some of the best Thai in the region. Only downside is a TV in the dining room.
Best Thai food, great service – One of my favorite restaurants of all time and definitely the best Thai food around. They have fresh ingredients that are delicious! Huge chunks of fruit and/or veggies and amazing service. Would eat here every night if I could. Have been going for years and haven't tried everything cause they have such a large selection. Highly recommend it!
The best Thai restaurant... PERIOD – I'm a frequent traveller to Thailand. I love Thai food and eat it often. My biggest problem has always been finding good Thai food that stands up to the standards set in Thailand.
Until now.
Noodle Boat (not the most confidence inspiring name) is the best Thai restaurant I've been to outside of Thailand and, currently with the sad decline in quality of my favorite restaurant in Bangkok, the best Thai restaurant I know of today anywhere.
For all you foodies out there, only you can fully comprehend the joy of finding a restaurant like this which is both outstanding and inexpensive. If you love Thai food but don't live near Issaquah and have no cause to visit the area frequently, stay away. Like embarking on a long distance relationship, it can only end in tears.
It's not all perfect. The service is just good (would be great, but they're frequently full which means they're a little harried). The atmosphere is okay, but certainly closer to "hole in the wall" than fine dining. However, if you are like me and are all about the food, there are NO COMPLAINTS.
Get the Golden Chicken – Great place to go except when you crave thai and they are closed for their yearly one-two month long trip back home.
The Golden chicken is my favorite dish.
Spicy Authentic Thai – Tucked away in a nondescript strip mall in Issaquah you will find one of the best Thai restaurants in the Seattle area. Based upon the recommendations of a friend who discovered the restaurant we ordered a few dishes including the seasonal pumpkin curry and one of their house specialties, Ka-Pao-Rad-Khow, ground spicy chicken with basil, peppers and rice.
A few things you should know about Noodle Boat, they close for several months in the Spring for an annual trip to Thailand for research and to make their red curry paste. I love red curry. The red curry sauce in the seasonal curry is by far one of the best I've tasted. The dish is served with rice noodles, personally I prefer rice so next time I'll order a side. Warning, spice is serious business at Noodle Boat, my two star dishes were plenty spicy for my taste. Ingredients are amazingly fresh and the flavors shine. Other favorites I look forward to trying include the Queen of Banana and the Mieng Kum. If I lived or worked closer to Issaquah I'd eat at Noodle Boat weekly.
the best thai food – everything is the best and spicy ( if you order it spicy)
Don't bother – We went because of good reviews and the sometimes long lines and have to say, we just don't get it. The food is overdone on every level. I think I smelled of garlic for a week after eating here. The place needs new everything and it was also not so cheap.........
Great Family Owned Restaurant – I have been here numerous times and have not had a bad dish. Dishes here are strong and good in flavor and authentic tasting. The price is very reasonable and the portions are good. The restaurant isn't huge so sometimes there is a wait if you go during lunchtime or dinner. If you have a large group during their busy lunch hour rush, you can make reservations ahead of time, but they can only hold your table for 10 minutes. Food doesn't pop out of the kitchen as fast as many other restaurants since it is family run. The waitresses are usually very busy, so once in a while, service can be a little slow but not horrible. If you care about the quality of the food, go to this restaurant, because you won't be disappointed.
Best Thai in greater Seattle! – My only problem is that I can't eat everything on the menu all on the same day.
To the person who said "Not Recommended. The food is not good," I wonder if they happened to notice all the reviewers' claims of authenticity? This is not the Thai food that you find in every other Thai restaurant around the Sound. They have things on their menu you just simply CAN'T find anywhere else. Sure, you can go there and eat Phad See Iew, and it will be great. But why bother? Go to Noodle Boat for the BKK (Hor Moke), or the Talay Hot Plate.
My absolute favorite is the Phad Ped Pla (deep fried chunks of Rainbow Trout). The spicing on this dish is a bit unusual for Thai food in my opinion, a bit of a cross into Malaysian perhaps, but absolutely spectacular. I don't even know where they get the ingredients! Fabulous. Like no other. Try it!
Excellent Thai – This is some of the best Thai I have ever had. VERY authentic!!! My mother and father spent a few months in Thailand recently, and I thought I'd impress them by taking them to what I thought to be a very authentic Thai Restuarant. I was right!!! They were very impressed with the authenticity of the food! The service is great, people are very nice, and did I mention the food?!?!
The restaurant is a little hard to find, and doesn't look like much from the outside, but is worth the drive.
FYI - They also do take-out, which is very good as well.
Do yourself a favor and try this place! It's love at first bite. : )
Editorial Review – Well-executed Thai standards like pad thai and curries please crowds at this strip mall restaurant in Issaquah.
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Ashley Judd Will Have to Launch Charm Offensive to Overcome Liberal Past
In anticipated Senate run, Ashley Judd's liberal background needs to be tempered with personal campaign.
Actress Ashley Judd has decided not to challenge Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell for his Senate seat in 2014.
It's the most anticipated Senate race of 2014 and it doesn't even exist yet.
Ashley Judd has yet to declare if she is running against Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in 2014, but that hasn't stopped her opponents from readying for battle, attacking her record, and laying out the argument she's "way damn too liberal" for Kentucky.
[ALSO: How Ashley Judd Can Overcome Daily Caller's 'Sexist' Hollywood Stigma]
An acclaimed actress, Judd has a masters in public administration from Harvard. She has a long resume of public service working as an ambassador for YouthAIDS and campaigning on behalf of Democratic candidates, including President Barack Obama. She came out strongly against GOP Presidential nominee Mitt Romney's 47 percent comment and is strongly pro choice. But it's her protesting against coal that's attracted the most heat in Kentucky where the $4 billion industry supports nearly 20,000 jobs in the state.
In 2010, during a National Press Club luncheon, Judd declared that Kentucky's mountaintop coal mining was "federal government supported, coal industry operated, rape of Appalachia."
"The fact that the Appalachians are the Appalachians makes this environmental genocide possible and permissible," Judd said.
And those friendly to coal in the state have not forgotten her message.
"She is seen by most of us as a long shot," says Bill Bissett, president of the Kentucky Coal Association. "Her public statements seem out of step with Kentuckians and that makes her a dark horse candidate."
Bissett argues it's Judd's strong ties to Obama that make her the most vulnerable in a race in coal country. In 2012, Obama managed to win just 4 out of the state's 120 counties.
In Kentucky, many see Obama as enemy number one against the coal industry because of an uptick in federal regulations that have gone into effect on his watch.
"The president will be too heavy for her to carry," Bissett says.
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But others say Judd's charm, name recognition and political savvy could help her overcome her liberal politics in a state with a more conservative Democratic coalition.
"Her comments related to mountaintop coal removing could present problems, but could present a rare opportunity to develop an economic platform that could transform the economy in Appalachia," says Kim Geveden, a Democratic strategist in the state.
Geveden says the coal industry is still powerful, but that the rise of natural gas has put the economy at risk, and Kentuckians might be ready to hear about a more comprehensive strategy for the future. Not to mention, Geveden says Judd's got a lot of other political tricks up her sleeve.
Judd, unlike other candidates who have raced against McConnell in the past, has the name recognition and rolodex to be a big fundraising success.
"McConnell historically is not a likeable guy in the state and he knows that. But he is a smart politician." Geveden says. "He survives by tearing down his opponent. With Ashley, the money game could change."
But experts warn Judd's going to have to launch an aggressive ground game, relocate to Kentucky from Tennessee, where she currently lives, and be ready for a knock-down drag out fight.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee has already attacked Judd as a carpetbagger sending a letter to supporters this week criticizing her for living in Tennessee, but mulling a challenge in the bluegrass state. And Democratic observers acknowledge Judd will have to work overtime to convince voters she has not lost touch with her Kentucky roots.
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Farm Bill: Is Today's GOP to the Left of Bush?
It's widely accepted that George W. Bush was a big-spending president. He was a social conservative, but not a fiscal one. To his credit, however, even Bush recognized how wasteful and unfair farm subsidies are, and he vetoed the last major farm bill in 2008.
The Deficit is Still Bad News
To listen to much of the mainstream media recently, one would assume that the battle against the national debt has been won.
Social Security Falls Even Deeper into a Sinkhole
The 2013 Social Security Trustees' report, released last week, is proof positive that you really can make numbers say whatever you want. By highlighting one set of "asset reserves" that showed some growth, the report gives ammunition to those who would rather not deal with the fact that the program is on a path to disaster.
Just Put Ernie in Charge of the Next Farm Bill
Yesterday, the U.S. Senate passed a farm bill with a projected price tag of $955 billion over ten years. As my colleague Sallie James explains, neither the Senate farm bill nor the House version offer up much in the way of real "reform." And as Chris Edwards notes, both the Senate and House versions would spend more than the previous farm bill.
The Federal Government's "Rural" Industrial Complex
David Fahrenthold has another excellent article on waste in government in Sunday's Washington Post. This time he finds a truly comic example of waste, duplication, and confusion:
How an ObamaCare Slush Fund Pays For Nanny-State Lobbying
Did you know that the Affordable Care Act creates an enormous, multi-billion-dollar slush fund — in the out years, it will raise $2 billion a year in perpetuity — for the federal government to spend on more or less anything that might "improve health and help restrain the rate of growth" of health-care costs? That the spending can bypass the Congressional appropriations process, and is rife with expenditures for the purposes of lobbying government itself, which is supposed to be an unlawful use of federal funds?
The Pentagon as a Jobs Program, Part 3
A couple of months ago, I cited the example of upgraded Abrams tanks being shoved down the Pentagon's throat by certain members of Congress because tank production = jobs back in the district. I followed that up with some historical background on congressional Pentagon pork-barreling that is discussed in former Reagan budget director David Stockman's new book. Yesterday, a Wall Street Journal article on congressional resistance to reprioritizing military spending provided a new example:
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During the House Agriculture Committee's debate over a new farm bill, Tennessee Republican Stephen Fincher cited 2 Thessalonians 3:10 in defending relatively small cuts in food stamps after Rep. Juan Vargas's (D-CA) cited Jesus's call to feed the hungry:
Five Reasons to Repeal Farm Subsidies
Cato held a packed forum on Capitol Hill yesterday examining major farm legislation that is moving through Congress. Our panelists included Andrew Moylan of R Street, Josh Sewell of Taxpayers for Common Sense, and Scott Faber of the Environmental Working Group.
Food Stamps and the House Farm Bill
Debate on the House Agriculture Committee's version of the next farm bill will begin in the Republican-controlled chamber in June. One of the most contentious issues will be spending on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, a.k.a, food stamps). The House Ag bill would cut SNAP spending by $20.5 billion over 10 years versus the Congressional Budget Office's baseline. That's too much for Democrats and it might be too little for conservative Republicans.


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We are sad to say goodbye to a couple old friends, Copeland's Sarah and Berkeley armoires. The are being discontinued by Copeland Furniture as of June 1.
I guess most people now prefer to store their clothes and linens in California Closets or other built-in organizers. The other former life for armoires was as TV and media cabinets. But, alas that use has also become obsolete.
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To Celebrate Its 170th anniversary, Plzeňský Prazdroj Issues Gold And Silver Commemorative Coins (Translation)
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Plzeň, May 28, 2012 - Plzeňský Prazdroj prepared limited edition gold and silver commemorative coins issued to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the founding of Plzeň brewery and its Pilsner Urquell premium lager. Mint quality of the coins is guaranteed by Mint Court of Czech National Bank and the reputation of Professor Jiří Harcuba, the author of the design.
170 gold coins, minted in the famous Czech Mint in Joblonc nad Nisour, have been issued in honour of the 170th anniversary of Pilsner Urquell Brewery, as a surprise to fans of Pilsen beer and collectors alike.
"The commemorative pure gold coins were minted for our loyal supporters who appreciate the true value of our Pilsen brewery and our Pilsner Urquell premium lager. This valuable coin will remind them of the long and interesting tradition of their favourite beer," said Zdeněk Vik, Plzeňský Prazdroj Market Manager.
The commemorative coins will display a coat of arms with the Brewery Gate and the years 1842-2012, as well as an effigy of Václav Mirwald, one of the founders of Plzeň brewery. The appropriate glance and shine of the coin was secured by engaging the design skills of outstanding Czech designer, Professor Jiří Harcuba, and the honest engraving craft of Lubomír Lietava.
The gold commemorative coin, 19 mm in diameter, is made of pure gold, and each coin weighs 3.49 grams. Each coin is uniquely marked and numbered with numbers from 1 to 170. In addition to this golden edition, Plzeňský Prazdroj is also issuing 500 pieces of sterling silver coins, 34 mm in diameter, weighing 16 grams each.
Minted commemorative coins are unique in the history of Plzeňský Prazdroj, and they offer collectors of rare collectibles an opportunity to expand their private collections. The price of one golden coin is 9.500,- CZK including VAT (about 465.00 USD), and the silver coins will sold for 1.500,- CZK each including VAT (about 75.00 USD). The coins are freely available for sale. You can purchase a maximum of three coins per person in person in the Gift Shop of Plzeňský Prazdroj in Plzeň, in the Pilsner Urquell Experience Shop in Prague, U Lužického Semináře 11, or online at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sculptor, Profesor Jiří Harcuba, the designer of the brewery's coins, is a living legend of Czechoslovakian and Czech mint production. This exceptional personality of Czech design uses a rare, traditional method and fundamentals typical for minting art for thousands of years: unlike his colleagues, he does not sculpt the coins, and then cast them into plaster forms, but he engraves his designs directly into hardened plaster, as he does while working with glass. Harcuba is unique for his embossing and immaculate details. His speciality is his ability to capture the true visage of a depicted person but also enriching the depiction with his own, unique interpretation.
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- With total sales of nearly 9.9 millions hectolitres during the calendar year of 2011 (including licensed production abroad) and with exports to more than 50 countries worldwide, Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is the preeminent beer producer in the region and the biggest exporter of Czech beer.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is a member of SABMiller plc. group. Pilsner Urquell is the international flagship brand of the SABMiller brand portfolio.
- SABMiller plc. is one of the world's biggest beer brewing companies with beer brewing activities or distribution in more than 60 countries across six continents. SABMiller portfolio includes important international Brands such as Grolsch, Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, and Pilsner Urquell, as well as almost 200 successful regional and national brands.
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
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Shopping can be good on Aruba. Although stores on the island often use the tagline "duty-free," the word "prices" is usually printed underneath in much smaller letters. Cheaper rents, lower taxes, and a willingness to add smaller markups mean that Aruban prices on many luxury goods are often reasonable, but not truly duty-free. Most North Americans, who find clothing to be less expensive back home, buy perfume and jewelry; South Americans tend to shell out lots of cash on a variety of brand-name merchandise.
Aruba's souvenir and crafts stores are full of Dutch porcelains and figurines, as befits the island's heritage. Dutch cheese is a good buy (you're allowed to bring up to 10 pounds of hard cheese through U.S. customs), as are hand-embroidered linens and any products made from the native aloe vera plant—sunburn cream, face masks, skin refreshers. Local arts and crafts run toward wood carvings and earthenware emblazoned with "Aruba: One Happy Island" and the like.
Island merchants are honest and pleasant. Still, if you encounter price markups, unsatisfactory service, or other shopping obstacles, call the tourist office, which will in turn contact the Aruba Merchants Association. A representative of the association will speak with the merchant on your behalf, even if the store isn't an association member.
When the stresses of sun and surf prove too much there's no shortage of spas to choose from on Aruba. The best spas are within the big resorts, particularly in the Palm Beach area. They offer a similar range of massage options, but relaxation treatments and amenities vary from one facility to the next. The legendary healing properties of the locally grown aloe plant are also available for those seeking a uniquely Aruban experience. When the intensity of the sun proves too much, several spas also offer cooling and relaxing post-burn treatments. In-room and couples treatments are widely available at larger resorts.
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It's easy to spend money in Aruba. Most stores accept American currency and Aruban florins (written as "Afl") as well as credit cards and traveler's checks. Aruba has a 3% sales tax on most goods and services, which includes most purchases by tourists. Though many stores downtown advertise "duty-free" prices, Aruba isn't a duty-free port, so the only duty-free prices are to be had at the airport. Good bargains are to be had for those who have a good knowledge of U.S. prices and who shop carefully. Don't try to bargain in stores, where it's considered rude to haggle. At flea markets and souvenir stands, however, you might be able to strike a deal.
Stores are open Monday through Saturday from 8:30 or 9 to 6. Some stores stay open through the lunch hour (noon to 2), and many open when cruise ships are in port on Sunday and holidays. The later you shop in downtown Oranjestad, the easier it will be to find a place to park. Also, later hours mean slightly lower temperatures. In fact, the Aruba Merchants Association is one force behind the effort to have shops stay open later, so that visitors who like to spend the day on the beach can shop in the cool of the evening.
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The Arizona Wildcats improved to 8-2 on the year as they defeated the Utah Valley Wolverines 14-5 on Wednesday. Brandon Dixon led the offense, going 3-for-3 with a home run. Freshman Cody Moffett picked up a win in his first career start.
The Utah Valley Wolverines came to Tucson and won for just the second time in program history over the Arizona Wildcats. Wildcat reliever Nick Cunningham went a career-high 5 2/3 scoreless innings, but the offense went just 2-11 with RISP, losing 3-1
The Arizona Wildcats baseball team improved to 7-1 over the weekend after sweeping the San Jose State Spartans at Hi Corbett Field. Brandon Dixon had a walk-off triple on Friday, and Stephen Manthei had a great start on Sunday.
The Arizona Wildcats opened the 2013 season 4-1 behind dominant pitching performances and timely hitting throughout the lineup. Here are our grades for how the first week went.
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KIHEI, Hawaii, Feb. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Kihei, a small town on Hawaii's Maui Island, is the USA's most expensive destination this upcoming Presidents' Day weekend, based on the cost of its lodging. This finding was uncovered by the latest survey conducted by CheapHotels.org, which compared U.S. destinations according to their hotels rates for the period spanning February 14 to February 17 (Presidents' Day).
In Kihei, located on Maui's southwest shore, travelers will have to spend $416 per night for the most affordable double room. Runners up according to the survey are the ski destination of Vail, Colorado and Florida's Key West. Respectively, these two destinations are averaging $402 and $399 per night for the three-day holiday period. It must be noted that only such hotels rated at least 2 stars and with positive average customer evaluations have been considered for this survey.
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If anyone is here... I found a 1990 4dr/4wd, 5spd with 97,000 miles here locally for $500. They say the engine was replaced around 60k under warranty. It now has a problem with the rear diff (scraping noise). I am in need of a 'spare' car. This sounds perfect. (We had a 1990 2dr DL FWD new way back when. It was built like a vault.)
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you may want to try posting (copy/paste) your question/s in our Subaru Crew Owner's Club Maintenance & Repair discussion. Good luck.
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justylover Posts: 1I love this forum! So many justy lovers all together!
I have a 1988 justy, that sadly I must put to rest. It was wonderful and reliable until the very end, and I'm so sad to see it go. Unfortunately there's quite a bit of wear on the body - rust and stuff, and the suspension is pretty much shot. Still, the engine runs great and I'm sure there are lots of great parts in there.
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outlawstar Posts: 2I just found this board and it seems to be what I am looking for. I just bought my first college car, being a poor student I got my Justy for 125 bucks. I have been slowly trying to take her back up to snuff because she had not been taken care of quite right. There is a mean knock in one of the cylinders and can't figure it out, any advice would be helpful. Also I am trying to find ideas for increasing the proformance, so any ideas of what has been done would be nice too.
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joffficer Posts: 169sounds more like a part of the exhaust. Lift or put the car on ramps (unless you're really little) and crawl around underside. Shake (with everything cool...watch the cat!) everything. You might find a loose heat shield, or bad hanger. You can also try tapping with a rubber mallet... lightly tapping!
A bad bearing (lower end) would be more of a dull thump when you let off the gas.
justynough Posts: 1I just bought a 1990 Justy 2-door front drive GL 5-speed. I was at first hesitant when I called about the car in the paper only because I knew how small the car is. But I figured for $500 the ad sounded good. Well much to my suprise I pulled into the driveway of the elderly couple I bought the car from and I was in shock, the car was practically mint! It was garaged for all 12 years of the time they had it(I have the original title), they bought it NEW. The interior is immaculate, the body is excellent, the paint is excellent,(amazing since I live in Florida, and being it's painted silver, silver paint fades and dries out faster than any other color) it runs great, new tires, original owners manual, everything about this car is nearly flawless. Needless to say I was the first to look at the car, and I took it home that instant.
I did have to replace the valve cover gasket, it was leaking, and I replaced the original cap, rotor, and wires (they had the 1989 date still stamped on them)and put platinum plugs in. I also had to put my Pioneer CD in it! They had records of every little thing done to this car, oil changes every 2,500 miles, everything! It has 106,000 miles on it, and it runs awesome. I've bought many a car in the past, but I have never found such a good little car for $500.
For a 3 cylinder engine it does move the car very well. I drove a 1991 Geo Metro once and it was OK, but this Justy is alot quicker, I had a 1985 Honda CRX Si that was'nt a whole lot faster. It's great around town in traffic, and you could pull a U-turn on a sidewalk if need be!!!
Now buying parts on the other hand... Not fun. Autozone has nothing in stock but spark plugs and a few other parts, but they can order most things. I like getting my parts on demand, not in a few days! This is how it goes in a rare car like this though, I'll deal with it.
I'm putting 20W50 in the car this weekend, that's what they have been putting in it since forever, so I better not change. This Florida climate is good for 20w50.
So I am now a Subaru Justy owner... I hope it lasts for a long time. Are there any "common" problems I need to watch out for?
If you have a knock it may be carbon deposits in the cylinder. These effectively increase the compression ratio, and can cause knocking.
So what I'd suggest is a good throttle body and FI cleaning. They don't cost too much and after we did this to our Mazda 626 it drove like new.
The rattle is probaly a heat shield. If it was a bearing the noise would be speed dependent, but engine-rpm independent.
justynough: congrats. The population of Subies in Florida just doubled! LOL
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It's lookin' nice, and my total investment is still just $19k. Hard to beat for everything I got, in fact impossible to beat because no mid-size AWD can come close.
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When I got home, I turned off the engine, and pumped the brakes several times, and sure enough, the pedal whistles when you first apply it. I also noticed, that when parked and after pumping the brakes a few times, the pedal seems not to go down quite as far, and the pedal whistling disappeared!
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In one of the mosques I saw one of the seekers of knowledge wearing his 'abayah (cloak) inside before the prayer for rain (istisqa'), and after the prayer I asked him he reason for that, because what I know is that the 'abayah should be turned inside out after the prayer and khutbah are over. He said: There's nothing with that, rather we turned it inside out before the prayer so that when we changed it again it would be right side out. What is your opinion concerning this? May Allaah reward you with good.
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