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Well, I'll tell you what I am in the position of. I have a survivor 67 L35 I bought in 1980..original paint, original motor and drive train, spark plug wires dated 1972 (real, not repos), original glass, etc....
Just to name a few areas needing attention:
The windshield lamination has separated a lot around the edges
The trunk, header and roof top paint (all horizontal surfaces actually) has dried a lot, spider crazed, faded and some minor oxidation has started. No buffing will take this out.
A few very minor door dings that stand out being the car is a dark color.
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Battery tray that is beyond rotted
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I have to draw a line somewhere when to stop worrying about being original once and restoring the whole car otherwise one can be displaying an original 'sh*tty' looking car. Sure, many like to see original paint, etc but for a very well preserved car, that is easy to do. But, like being original only once, I'm living a life only once so I want to do what I want to do and not necessarily what others say I should do. Looking at resale prices, I don't see enough true survivors to say that they really command the higher resale price. As with anything, a price of worth is what someone will pay for it and from what I have seen thus far people will pay good money for a well restored car vs. an original that is not at the same "pretty" level. I don't sell my cars anyhow but do want to drive them before passing them on to my kids.
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The Congressional retirement ticket was written a long time ago, and voted on repeatedly by those penny-pinching Republicans just as often, if not more so, than those tax and spend Dems. Their packages are indeed much better than government employees. (but not contractors!)
With Harry's … ummm… connections, he doesn't really need retirement pay.
Well, maybe. Their recent effort at face redecoration kinda suggests they are not thrilled with his current performance.
How would congressional term limits affect this?In 2 ways:
- How wouldit affect payouts under the curent scheme?
- How would it affect likelihood of reform?
So it's who's done more for democracy in our beloved Country versus who's done more for our beloved Country's entertaining gun Lobby?
Decisions, decisions…
How will I ever decide? I know! Instead of doing a couple of Web SEARCHES and a little OUTSIDE reading, I'll switch on the Rush Fox Noise Team and parrot whatever THEY say!
Democracy's overvalued anyway. Sheldon Anderson says so.
What's the "retirement pay" issue? Is he he retiring too soon for a Senator, because he is "only" 75, ten years beyond his normal retirement age?
He's a Democrat so he must be vilified.
Forget about the Republican CONgress-critters who enjoy the same benefits and pay when they retire. It's ONLY bad if a Democrats gets to enjoy the same benefits and pay as the Republicans.
Curiously the maximum pension amount was increased for any members of CONgress who retire after November 2014. But still, it is not only disingenuous but downright intellectually dishonest to single out only a Democrat when there are Republican examples too. Look at the 71-year old Indiana Republican Sen. Dan Coats. He served in Congress from 1981-1999 and again from 2011 to 2015. Sure, not as along as Reid but he will still get a pretty good retirement. 'But hey, he's a Republican so we won't mention him. We'll only rant and rail against the Democrat, because we all know it's only acceptable when a Republican benefits.'
What will the SEIU do with all those leftover "special" voting machines? Ship them to Wisconsin to needy Democrats?
Nerdy? Guy was a wrestler in college.
Holbert is sore because people complained that Eric Cantor took a multi-million dollar job with Wall Street as a corrupt kickback for the billions of taxpayer money he steered their way over his short time in the senate. So Holbert is trying to make it look like a Democrat is ripping off the American Public because he's given a pension after years of service. It's idiotic, but it's the best you can expect from a hack like Holbert.
How will I ever decide? I know! Instead of doing a couple of Web SEARCHES and a little OUTSIDE reading, I'll switch on the Rush Fox Noise Team and parrot whatever THEY say!
What do they say, exactly?
You can't say.You can say whats on MSNBC.You can't say what the AP story says on the FOX website.Because if you could you would know it's the same AP story all the
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Try IRNA.
What? You mean like all of those Diebold machines?
A Dirty Harry joke. Very timely. What, you couldn't think of a joke that involved bustles or mustache cups?
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Apr 15, 2011, 9:07 AM EDT
It's a Hail Mary.
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That's what happened in the saga of the Kings potential move out of Sacramento on Thursday.
The Maloof brothers, the owners of the Kings, made their case for needing to pack up their franchise and move to Anaheim to the NBA Board of Governors — the other owners — at a meeting in New York. The vibe out of that meeting was basically cautious.
According to multiple reports, the Maloofs preached about how they swear they are not in as much debt as has been reported. Basically, they're good, the market is the problem. Of course, that begs the question of why they needed a loan from Henry Samueli, the operator of the Honda Center? And why the terms of the lease are so bad? But okay.
The surprising news was that Sacramento mayor Kevin Johnson (yes, the former Suns player Kevin Johnson) told that same board he had billionaire Ron Burkle ready to buy the team and keep them in Sacramento. Burkle is a grocery-store magnate and a big-time catch — a billionaire buddy of Bill Clinton who did big time fundraising for his wife. He runs in powerful circles. In an NBA where owners need to be richer and better connected, he is a whale (to use the gambling parlance). David Stern likes whales.
Burkle confirmed in a press release he wants in.
Problem is, the Maloofs continue to tell everyone they are not going to sell. They were emphasizing that again yesterday. Remember that George Maloof Sr. – the father of the Maloof brothers — bought the Rockets in 1979 and they sold it after he died a couple years later. They have said before they regretted that move, and that likely plays into them holding on to their asset.
So now what? Good luck guessing. It's hard to picture the rich capitalist owners telling the Maloof brothers they cannot move to make more money. But Lakers owner Jerry Buss is trying to make the Kings pay a heavy relocation fee to move into what he sees as part of his market. If he (and Clippers owner Donald Sterling) succeeds, then the cost of the move might be too great and the deal would fall apart.
Then there's the Burkle Hail Mary.
Maybe what matters most is Burkle saying he would be willing to buy a team and move it to Sacramento. Well, if a new stadium is built. It's always about the stadium. But with a team for sale down in New Orleans where efforts to find local ownership are going slowly, it is something to watch. Do they have hornets in Sacramento?
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As a alumni of the Sacramento State Hornets, I can confirm that we do.
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I am new to herb gardening and I would like to plant a few varieties in a strawberry pot. What do you recommend would work well in the smaller pockets?
Here is a list of what I am interested in:
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Any would work fine, just depends on the overall size of the pot (the larger the better), how long you wish to keep the herbs (one season or year to year), how much you harvest (the more often the better), and how much you want to water (they'll be thirsty). I like to keep mine in the ground because less watering and maintenance is required.
Are there any of these herbs that would get too large to be happy in the strawberry pot ....or that I should look for dwarf varieties of? I could plant the one that needs the most room in the large top area. The pot is maybe 2 ft high and each of the six pockets are about 3.5 - 4 inches in diameter. I don't have a preference for season or year to year keeping and I am fine with having to water often.
Are you in California? If so... don't use strawberry pots for anything but cacti. The soil dries out too fast and due to the holes, you can't ever rewet the soil. Pretty much, those things shouldn't be sold in Calif. :o( I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but they often catch the newbies with those things.
Strawberry pots. Totally useless, IMO. Most herbs (plants in general) get too large for the tiny pockets, there's an incredible amount of competition going on amongst the various plants, it's difficult to find the right plants which will grow together, watering is a problem because water isn't evenly distributed..... The list goes on.
All of the plants listed above will be too large for a strawberry pot, with the possible exception of chives - in the short term only.
Of course, if you already have a strawberry pot, it can make an interesting garden ornament - with frogs and gnomes and things instead of plants. If you're that keen on getting a strawberry pot, and if you like frogs and gnomes in your pots!
I had got a good price on a few dozen strawberry pots and decided to do the "Value Added" thing with herbs. Went over pretty well but I'll relate what I found:
Avoid fast growing, bolting, plants like dill and cilantro altogether. They have no place in any arrangement and I keep wondering why people even request potted plants from them.
Sage, tarragon,and basil are normally too tall for the side pockets. Various colored basils, although annuals, typically compete well with the others if all are pruned regularly.
You didn't mention mint, Lavender, sorrel, salad burnet. lemon balm or thyme but they as well as the rosemary, parsley, oregano and chives seem to do OK in the side pockets. Chives, oregano, salad burnet, mint or lemon balm interplanted on tops usually compete well as lower growth. The mint and chives need more regular clipping but the pocket keeps them in check from crowding others. Parsley does better in the pockets because it is too easily crowded out by more aggressive growers on the top.
The planters are usually attractive for a season, at most because of mixing annuals and perennials. For me,I think they sold well at a farmers' market although I only priced them to recover prices that individual herbs would sell for. My profit was in selling the 6-8 basil varieties, thyme, oragano, chives, parsley, sorrel, salad burnet, lemon balm(aggressive as mint) and mint from established plantings in our garden. The rosemary,tarragon, sage and lavender needed to be transplanted from potted plants that would have sold either way.
Any Terre Cotta pot has watering issues to address but then so do other planters that don't drain well. If they don't have a drain hole make one with a masonary bit in a drill.
Thanks, great info and happy to know there is hope : )
Yes, it is a glazed pot and has one large hole drilled in the bottom. I still have some empty pockets so I'll see if I can find some more of the varieties you suggested... I've never even heard of sorrel or salad burnet...off to look them up : )
Just wondering how your herbs are doing in the strawberry jar. I just planted one last week before I found this site.I used the terracotta planter with 9 pockets. The following HGTV article was helpful to me in preparing the pot. It suggested using a piece of PVC pipe for more even watering. I'm interested in seeing how well it works. Here's the link.
Take a piece of PVC pipe and drill holes in it. Cap it on one end and place the capped end in the bottom of the pot. Center this in the middle of your strawberry pot. I did this and my herbs did beautifully. There is a great tutorial at Backyard Gardner http://www.backyardgardener.com/etera/index.html
Here is a link that might be useful: Backyard Gardner Tutorials
I had great success with certain herbs - golden thyme, oregano and mint all did very well. Coriander did well in the beginning but went on a short trip and it dried out. It didn't die or bolt but just stopped growing. Basil and parsley never really took off, but the ones I mentioned that did well really do well in it. Personally, I love the way the strawberry pot looks with herbs. Of course, I don't live in California, I'm in Japan, and I would suggest it for small space herb gardening.


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We stopped in in a weekend in March and there was a wait. Not to long though and ultimately worth it. We didn't get the stone grill entrees, but they definately looked good. We went basic with fajitas and fish tacos. Fajitas were as expected and the tacos were excellent. Margaritas BIG, and delicious. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. We will definately be back but we will be requesting a booth. Sitting at a table in the center was a pain because everytime the wheeled out a cart with a hot stone grill on it "we" were in the way. The waiters were polite about it, it was a little anoying.
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The Hostel was OK. The owner Martin is very friendly and nice. BUT there is a night club next by which is so loud every night. Its not possible to find sleep between 11-4 o'clock in the morning. I slept in a lot of different accommodation but this one is definitely one of the loudest. Recommendation for young party people cause its quite cheap and they can party every night.No recommendation for couple who wants to chill out. Internet only works in the front of the hostel. Not in all rooms!
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For Esteban it was all a glorious adventure until that moment when he held in this hand a peace of the gleaming metal and for the first time felt its awful alchemy. As one city after another Chicilticale, Hawikuh, Nexpan City of the Abyss, Tawhi the city of the Clouds -- is conquered by the conquistadors in their search for the shining hoard, this alchemy seizes upon the expedition until all is sacrificed to the lust for gold -- blood, honor, sanity -- life itself. But even as Esteban survives the hardship of mountains and desert, the evil of ruthless men, so does he make his way across the country of the mind. The two journeys follow parallel courses, and for each it seems that a maker of maps, no matter what his skill with cross staff and astrolabe or knowledge of the stars, still needs a guide to find his way.
In this deeply affecting novel Scott O'Dell envelops the reader in the heroic world of the conquistadors -- a world that is at once somber and many-colored. Ruthless they may have been, these steel-helmeted you men of Spain, but they lived their lives on the very edge of eternity with style and uncommon courage. Recommended for ages 12 and up. A 1967 Newbery Honor book.
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Miss. economic head: No politics in site selection
Published: February 21,2011
Tags: ajor Economic Impact Act, Baxter Healthcare, Blue Springs, Columbus, GO Zone, Gray Swoope, House Ways and Means Committee, Hurricane Katrina, Memphis, Mississippi, Mississippi Development Authority, Percy Watson, Rep. Robert Johnson, Severstal, Toyota
By SHELIA BYRD
JACKSON — Lawmakers are asking the head of Mississippi's economic development agency why the Delta and the southwestern part of the state are often overlooked for major industrial projects.
Gray Swoope, executive director of the Mississippi Development Authority, told members of the House Ways and Means Committee last Tuesday that industries have their own consultants when it comes to site selection. He said companies may have specific transportation needs. For instance, if there's a need for FedEx, a location near Memphis, Tenn., would be suitable.
"We are driven by the criteria the company has laid out there. It's not politically driven," Swoope said.
Swoope also defended the state's practice of keeping details of projects secret until the an agreement has been signed.
"That in itself has gotten us to the table on other deals," Swoope said. "Companies know they can trust us."
Rep. Robert Johnson, D-Natchez, said he didn't think secrecy was good policy.
"To a certain extent you trust a lot has to be secretive to be able to compete in terms of other states," Johnson said. "I think it's a little bit unrealistic and unfair to expect a committee to say 'OK' and rubber stamp projects that are millions and hundreds of millions in taxpayers' money or bonding authority."
Areas that are predominantly black and are disproportionately poor aren't being considered for major projects, Johnson said. He said lawmakers who represent those areas aren't given an opportunity to provide input on development proposals that are done in secret.
Most large projects approved by the Legislature since 2004 have been in north Mississippi, including the Toyota plant in Blue Springs and Severstal, a steel manufacturer in Columbus. The projects were approved under the Major Economic Impact Act that authorizes the state to spend money on the projects or provide other incentives.
Swoope said several other projects have been approved over the years across the state, but the major economic impact law wasn't used for those. He said a number of projects in south Mississippi benefited from the federal Go Zone incentives and post-Hurricane Katrina federal grants.
"We look at the projects and all available resources, and we will pick the right available mix to land the project regardless of location," Swoope said.
Swoope said there's been economic development activity in the Delta. He said MDA helped retain hundreds of jobs at Baxter Healthcare in Cleveland and he cited the filming in Greenwood of the movie, "The Help."
House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Percy Watson, D-Hattiesburg, said Swoope had volunteered to appear before the committee to explain the process MDA uses to bring development projects to the state.
Watson said he'd like to see MDA provide more information to legislators as early in the process as possible when it comes to economic projects, but "I feel they know more about their job than I do."
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A proposed development opportunity at Tilston Quay with residential planning for 24 river view apartments, having under croft parking. Situated close to the Race Course and within walking distance of the city centre. Also suitable for alternative hotel use. Call Reeds Rains Chester City office... More details ›
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Farm land for sale Hooton, Nr Willaston
Of interest to farmers, equestrian buyers, developers and neighbouring owners. 120.36 acres (48.70 ha) of productive farmland adjoining Hooton Farm, Hooton, Nr Willaston, South Wirral. As a whole or in 6 Lots. Following the Informal Tender process the land is for sale by Private Treaty More details ›
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residential development for sale Grove Road, Wallasey, Merseyside
A spectacular development of seven luxury two bedroom apartments in the heart of Wallasey Village. Meticulously designed for modern living with easy access to local transport links to Liverpool/Chester. These high spec lift assisted apartments are all double glazed and centrally heated with alloc... More details ›
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commercial development for sale Bridge Street, CH1
Logic are offering this substantial Commercial premises for sale in this key location, within the centre of Chester City, Bridge Street is one of the prime retail shopping streets within Chester. The subject property comprises a substantial Grade II listed end terraced building known as 28 Brid... More details ›
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Plot of land with Planning permission. Located in the Heart of Caldy and within the Calday conservation area , this land offers excellent potential for the buyer. The plot currently holds a detached home with plans for replacement of this home into a large dwelling. More details ›
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Exclusive Building Plot for sale. 1 acre situated within a conservation area in a highly sought after village with planning consent to build a property of 6500 sq.ft. and detached garage with study above. The site enjoys stunning river views and is a few minutes walk from the beach. More details ›
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Commercial property for sale Former Princes Bingo, Selwyn Street, Liverpool, L4 3TN
Former Bingo Hall, currently vacant, with advertising hoardings Site area is approx 10250 sq ft (0.24 acres)The site is currently occupied by the former Princes Cinema, a substantial brick built structure erected in the late 1930s. The building was subsequently converted and successfully used as ... More details ›
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Office for sale 1-3, Crosby Road South, Waterloo, L22 1RG
1-3 Crosby Road South, Waterloo, L22 1RG {JMO/DDW} For Sale - Excellent development opportunity, subject to planning consents. The premises comprises a three storey building currently used as offices and benefitting from substantial rear tarmacadam car parking, and landscaped area to the front ... More details ›
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guest house for sale HOUGH GREEN, Chester, CH4 8JW
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Can big Internet companies actually provide responsive customer service?
Two items today raise this question for me and tell two versions of the all too familiar story of someone who simply can't get anyone at a Web site to answer the telephone and fix something that has gone awry.
The Washington Post tells the tales of Caitlin Batman Shaw, Tim Six, Becky Super and Bess Pancake.
All of them were summarily prevented from creating their own Facebook page because the site's computer didn't believe that they had real names.
It took Ms. Shaw three weeks and several rejected appeals to get her rightful place in the world's social graph.
Bad customer service is an epidemic in the country, from supermarkets to banks.
But there is something particularly exasperating about Internet companies.
Good Web sites appear so personal and friendly, giving you the power to customize and control many aspects of your experience, so it is a particularly rude shock when there is absolutely no way to get someone to help you when your circumstances just don't fit into the check boxes provided.
Google, Facebook and the rest of the industry will find they need to divert some of their best designers to find better automated ways to treat people humanely, with information and control, when things go wrong.
And they will need, I suspect, to invest some money in hiring more people to answer telephones and empowering them to solve problems.
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Serian UK, founded in 2005, is a registered charity that aims to promote education for sustainable ways of living in the UK and Tanzania.
All of the trustees volunteer their time for free and do not claim expenses which means that 100% of money donated goes to the charity.
Serian UK has supported Noonkodin Secondary School, in a remote Maasai village in northern Tanzania, since it was first established. Noonkodin is the only secondary school in East Africa to teach local cultural heritage (such as songs, stories, traditional calendars and medicinal plant knowledge) alongside core curriculum subjects like Maths, English, Science and History.
Projects include tree planting, organic farming, gender equality training, and research into human values.
In the UK, Global Dimension learning in primary and secondary schools is promoted through UK/Tanzania school partnerships, Maasai-themed assemblies and practical arts activities.
Serian UK organise public events, including talks, workshops and a biennial photographic exhibition.
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|The next chapter of my story "Brothers Grimm" - Which is now also featured on the Global Manga Initiative Website! (gmimanga.exepicstudios.com/meg…) - Click the cover to start reading!
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