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well tractor supply stopped carrying the valspar that i liked. valspar was fairly inexpensive and put down pretty good results. i was happy with valspar. so for a while i went to a local hardware store that was a valspar dealier, sadly they recently went out of buisness; after being in buisness for fourty years!!! it was warsaw hardware, it great little store that was packed with everything imaginable. tractor supply carries majic now, which i personally cant stand. there is always case/ih iron guard but it's not inexpensive. my tractor is not a trailer queen, it is not a parade tractor and is not going to live a retired life. my tractor is going to be working (mowing 2 acres a week and plowing snow in the winter). i want a durable paint that is easy to work with and is reasonable in price. i used iron guard on some cub cadet stuff a while ago and while it is not bad paint, it is expensive. i want to paint the sheet metal on my cub. now i dont know what to use. i am not using that majic product, its garbage
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I'm wondering whether Valspar is either going out of business or whether there is some kind of government regulation that has made them have to pull this product from store shelves. I have not personally used Majic Paint on anything of my own, but others have had very similar reviews to yours with regard to the product. I used to use Valspar's "restoration series" paint, and it really worked great on Merlin (my 1949 Cub).
Wonder what is going on?
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smells like to much government regulation. as a result of these regulations we end up with garbage paint that doesnt dry properly, gas that ruins engines, ect. i used some of that majic on my beater winter car. it took over a day for it to dry. i came back over a day later and it wasnt fully cured. i was annoyed and glad i didnt use it on something i really care about... my tractor
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Have not ordered any yet, but my local Lowes checked and found out that they can order a case of six (I believe) of regular Valspar Tractor and Implement paint for a little more than $4 a can. They cannot get "RESTORATION". You might want to check your Lowes.
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I agree wholeheartedly with your assessment of Majic paint. Our local Lowes carries Velspar paint.
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Strangely I just bought some Valspar paint on sale at Lowes....Attention Vets...You have a 10 % discount at Lowes....Don't use it on sale items...I realized after getting home I used my Vet discount and they accepted it but did not give the sale price....When I called they told me because I showed my VA card they charged full price minus 10%....Not the sale price...Lost money on that gig....Dave
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My local Farm and Fleet has the Valspar. I have to drive an hour to get it but it is worth it. I don't like Majic paints either. I repainted some implements because I was not happy with it.
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I've been very happy with the Case IH Iron Guard I've been using. It's 31 miles one-way to get it at the IH dealer, but it's worth it. BTW - it's made by Valspar.
Forewarned is forearmed - Expect a LOT of replies to your post. About the same as posting about Dodge vs. Ford Pick-up trucks.
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dont forget chevy, lol. im a chevy man but i own chevy cars, they are almost as old as my tractor. just kidding. i have 2 1991 chevy cavaliers, one's a beater car one is a creampuff 1991 chevy cavalier 3.1 convertible RS. i just like old stuff, i can work on them myself.
anyways back on topic. i ended up buying the iron guard paint. i called lowes they do not stock tractor and impliment paints and they can't get them either for some reason. you can get it online at amazon but its $13 plus $8 shipping. i drove 3 doors down to the case/ih dealer and bough the iron guard. i bought a quart of red primer and a quart of IH red paint. it cost me $40. i shoot it with an HVLP gun and while i am not as good as a profesional i usually can get pretty good results with my el' cheapo harbor frieght gun. i only use rattle cans on small jobs. i dont feel they are cost effective. 2 or 3 cans cost almost as much as a quart, we all know that 2 or 3 rattle cans do not equal a quart. besides a gun has much better volume and control. i can lay down paint allot faster with a gun.
what i'm doing is a sheet metal restoration. im not completely tearing the tractor down and i actually hope to have it back together in a couple of days. i already removed the fenders and operators platform. i used my Dual action sander on them, cleaned them up and primed them. i am waiting for the primer to dry. i did all of that in about 3 or 4 hours of work. after it's all painted i will put the fenders and operators platform back on the tractor and get it back together to mow the lawn. after the lawn is mowed the next step is going be the hood and grill. i want to spruce my tractor up a little without spending ALLOT of money and not having too much downtime. this tractor is my "lawn mower" so i have to have a fast turn around. do half this week and the other half after the lawn is mowed.
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Just bought two cans of IronGuard at Bull International in Washington PA today while I was on a parts run. Whew! You're right... It's expensive! $10 a can! They must put gold in the paint!
Mike (Happy as a Lark in Allison Park, PA)
Check out my Restoration Thread (1955 Cub, Lewis)
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rattle cans are joke 2 of those is no where near a quart of pain. you can have a quart for $20. use that for small parts and buy a gun, use quarts in the future. harbor freight has guns that work acceptably for cheap. if you dont have a compressor consider in investing in one, they make life so much easier. if you buy a compressor buy a good one with a belt driven cast iron pump. those direct drive oil free things are loud and they are junk. i have had the same compressor since 2007 i havent had to fix it once, it has been used heavily. sandblasting, dual action sander, it does pretty much everything i need to do. it was a $500 unit, a 60 gallon cast iron pump unit.
well thats just some buying advice on compressors. the more you spend the better the unit you will get, but minimum of $350
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No experience with Valspar in a quart, but surely don't like their rattle can paint, at least the yeller I used.
In my opinion IronGard is worth the price. No dealer nearby so I get it shipped from C&G or another dealer.
All paints have been reformulated for VOC content.
Painted the mower with a foam brush 4 years ago and it still looks good. Front wheels are IronGard too.
It's your time, $$ and tractor, just my opinion.
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Valspar no longer makes the "Restoration" line of paint per their customer service department. My local hardware carries the rattle cans and can order the gallons.
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The murder of a British aid worker whose body was found dumped in an orchard in Pakistan has been condemned by the Prime Minister as a "shocking and merciless act".
Khalil Dale, 60, was kidnapped at gunpoint in January while working with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Baluchistan province.
David Cameron said: "I was deeply saddened to hear today about the brutal murder of Khalil Dale - a man who was killed whilst providing humanitarian support to others.
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The health programme manager from Dumfries, Scotland, who changed his name from Ken after becoming a Muslim, had been working in Pakistan for nearly a year. Mr Dale was travelling home from a local school, in a clearly-marked ICRC vehicle, when kidnappers bundled him into a car in the city of Quetta on January 5.
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Jeff Siegel's Santa Anita Analysis (Thu., Oct. 18, 2012)
An enticing $66,088 awaits Pick-6 players on a very difficult and challenging Thursday program.
In a high priced claimer restricted to 3-year-olds that ushers in the program, #4 Distort This almost can't help but be the controlling speed. He returns to turf while dropping out of entry level Allowance Company and has plenty of back numbers that would beat this field. Hernandez should have him on the front end throughout as a rolling exotic single, but at 8/5 on the morning line there certainly won't be much value.
#1 Tribal Jewel lands the good rail while stretching out for the first time in the second race, and with Bien Bien on the bottom of his pedigree there's a chance that this son of Tribal Rule will be able to handle the extra distance (if he's ever going to, it will be today when stretching out for the first time). He's a solid fit based on his sprint numbers and Hollendorfer always has been strong (22%) on stretch-out plays. #4 Bluegrass Reward is strictly the one to beat. The Good Reward gelding is re-equipped with blinkers and catches a field without much pace; in fact, he could easily take control early and never look back. He also drops to his lowest level ever while retaining Pedroza and has won over this track in the past. These are the two we'll use in our rolling exotics with slight preference to Bluegrass Reward.
The third race kicks off the Pick-6 and we'll try to advance using just two. Our top pick will be #1 Last Equity, beaten as the choice at Pomona recently but with numbers that continue to rise steadily. With another forward move from the favorable rail the Freeman-trained gelding will be tough to beat. He's stretching out for the first time and Krigger should have him on or near the lead throughout. #8 Jones Destiny is another stretch out play and looks quick enough to make the running if Gomez chooses to. Both of his local races make him a strong contender and his pedigree suggests he might be able to cope with the added ground.
#3 Cat'sdoubledaygirl broke her maiden at Pomona with an okay number in her first start since arriving from Texas and has a right to move forward in today's fourth race for Belvoir while retaining Hernandez. She seems comfortable as a late-running sprinter and in an empty affair should be dangerous in the final furlong. #4 Hyena is the one to beat. The Miller-trained filly was overmatched in Stakes Company at Pomona recently but is back to reality today and has numbers that would be more than good enough to beat this field. Krigger knows her well and should have her within striking range throughout. We'll use both in our rolling exotics and then press a bit with Hyena on top.
The fifth race is a modest maiden claiming sprint for juveniles and has very little in it. #4 Doubledeesonthetee didn't show a whole lot in his debut but he exits a strong, live race and could be a better type now in his first start in nearly two months. He's a fit on numbers and clearly has plenty of room for improvement. #6 Primed and Ready has been a money burner in his last three starts and certainly isn't one to trust, but he's back with Garcia and ran well for this jockey earlier this year. In his most recent outing at Pomona, while disappointing as the favorite, the Miller-trained gelding did finish nine clear of the others when checking in second. We'll double the race in our rolling exotics while giving the unexposed Doubledeesonthetee a slight edge and playing a few extra tickets with him on top.
#8 Striking Spirit is razor sharp will be tough once again in today's sixth race if he can duplicate his Pomona bullring form over the big track at Santa Anita. He's up notch today while retaining Pedroza and looks clearly like the best of the speed types once again. And he'd better be; the veteran gelding doesn't do much good unless he can establish his own pace. In a field lacking in effective closers, we're hoping he can stick it out.
#9 Chimi Dee and #4 Always a Chance finished two-three in a common race at Del Mar in August and both ran well enough in that race to be major players in today's seventh race feature. They're hard to separate; 'Chance has a bit more tactical speed and the better draw but 'Dee has the more effective late kick. One of the two should win; we'll use both.
The finale is a soft maiden claimer; we'll use two and hope that's enough. #3 Beau Diablo ran well in his debut 11 days ago and is wheeled back quickly by Belvoir (strong with second time starters). This juvenile colt switches to Espinoza and really won't have to improve much to win. #8 Disarm lost a toughie at Del Mar while on the pace throughout and earned a number that probably would win this. The recent works are strong and Talamo stays aboard for Sadler. Preference goes to Disarm but both should be included in rolling exotic play.


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I am not an economist, so take my uneducated (but researched) opinion for what it is worth. I have been hearing the term Keynesian Economics a lot in relation to the stimulus package and decided to do some investigation. It seems that Keynesian Economics are basic Econ 101 material that basically relates to increasing government spending during a recession (or depression) to "prime the economic pump" and get the economy rolling again. The only problem is that it has been tried and does not work. Another school of thought is Austrian Economics, which says you pay debt and scale back during a recession to keep the books balanced. This doesn't work either. This is America...we need an American solution that will work. But wait...don't we already have a model?
Before I get to the model that works, let me examine my limited knowledge of Keynesian Economics. I found a study that was done in 2004 (long before the current crisis) done by UCLA (hardly a Conservative Bastion). This study indicated that FDR extended the Great Depression by seven years because of his spending programs. Instead of "priming the pump" it appears we managed to pump the well dry and had to wait patiently for it to refill. But we did Stimulus again under George Bush. It did not work. There was barely a hiccup in the economic outlook as a result of that stimulus (people used the checks frugally...paying down debt or saving for a rainy day). The Japanese tried the Keynesian approach during the 1990s, with a number of stimulus packages that failed to ever get the economy back on track. They floundered for years before finally weathering the storm. Then Obama gave the idea another go. Promising that Unemployment would remain below eight percent with the massive stimulus, we currently sit at the double-digit mark for unemployment, are facing a gathering storm of inflation and have nothing to show that the stimulus worked.
So I have to ask myself....why do we keep trying the same failed policies (both parties are to blame) when the methodology simply does not work. Maybe in Keyne's time it was feasible. But in today's complex non-Gold Standard, Internationally linked economy...it seems to fail miserably.
I remember when Ronald Reagan took office. We had double-digit interest rates and double-digit inflation combined with double-digit unemployment. Basically, the same set of circumstances we will find ourselves in before the year is out. Reagan took a different approach. He cut taxes. It worked. Yes...he later raised taxes, but he also closed a lot of loopholes. But Reagan wasn't the only one who tried that method. Before Bush tried stimulus, he went the route of Reagan. After 9/11 devastated our economy, Bush cut taxes. Cutting taxes stimulated the economy, creating several years of growth before the markets went belly up. The market issues had nothing to do with the tax cuts or economic recovery...they were deep rooted problems....but not tied to the aftermath of 9/11 or Bush's tax cuts. Simply put, Bush's tax cuts, like Reagan's, stimulated the economy.
It is too late to undo what we have done. We can't cut taxes when we are already spending 43 cents of borrowed money on every dollar our government shells out. That is insane. We are on the wrong path and need to right this Ship of State before our economy is completely toasted. We have a novice in office and his policies will wreak havoc on this economy unlike anything we have seen. Obama likes to blame Bush and talk about the mess he inherited. He took a mess and trebled it. He has hastened the end of one of the strongest economies in history. Keynesian Economics do not work. It is a smoke-screen for government expansion which will be next to impossible to scale back.
If you think this article is a "sky is falling" view of our economy, please mark your calendar to come back and re-read this article around November or December. I may not be an economist, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night...er, I mean...I do know enough to understand you can't print money out of thin air and expect no inflation. You can't continue borrowing money into numbers that can't even be pronounced. Without fiscal restraint and a complete reversal of the reckless economic policies we are engaging in expect to be in this economic turmoil for a while. Fifteen years if the Great Depression is any indication.
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I can't stop thinking about the new "Skinnylicious" menu at The Cheesecake Factory. Or rather I can't stop thinking about how disappointed I am with The Cheesecake Factory for creating a menu called "Skinnylicious." I mean, come on. Isn't there enough pressure to be skinny in our culture? Does one of the most famously size and calorie indulgent restaurants really need to remind us that we should watching calories when we go out to eat? For goodness sake, they serve cheesecakes that range from 700-1300 calories per slice.
I am perturbed because I am a longtime fan of The Cheesecake Factory, and this "Skinnylicious" menu business goes against everything I've always loved about the restaurant. One of those things being the unspoken understanding that you will overindulge at The Cheesecake Factory and it is okay because you are at The Cheesecake Factory and that's what you do at The Cheesecake Factory. I am a big fan of thoughtful overindulgence. And of sitting down with people I love to share a meal. I love talking about menu items, about what other people will be overindulging on, what the waiter or waitress loves to eat. And I love the experience of ordering exactly what I want without thinking about calories. That's why I love that long glossy menu filled with gustatory possibilities. Minus the calorie count.
I have a history with The Cheesecake Factory. My family ate there practically every week in the days long before they had French limestone floors and decorative columns and a two-mile long menu. It was a time when my family would come together in a civilized manner, eat politely (rather than in our usual Lord Of The Flies dinnertime way). My brother always ordered the Cajun Jambalaya Pasta. I would get the Evelyn's Favorite Pasta (pine nuts! broccoli! olive oil!). My dad had the Thai Chicken Pasta and my mom ordered the Chinese Chicken Salad. We would talk as we waited for the food. We'd eat the warm bread with salted butter. When the food came there were "oohs" and "aahs." And each time, just when I'd get to my favorite part of the meal, my dad would say, "Jen, look! It's Michael Jackson!" and I would whip my head around just in time for him to wield his shiny fork and grab some tasty morsel off my plate that I'd saved for last. As the meal wound down my brother and I would start making our cases for why we deserved to have a slice of cheesecake. My brother would only eat a plain piece of cheesecake, he would not share any (which made my dad crazy), and he would scarf it down in about four bites. This particular location was in Agoura, CA, before it was called Agoura Hills.
In college, my roommate (and now lifelong cherished friend) and I would ditch lectures on a weekly basis to go to The Cheesecake Factory. We would have long leisurely lunches over our chin-high salads and review all of the heartbreak, humor, insecurity and dreaminess typical of life when you are eighteen. We filled each other in on our childhood woes, our career aspirations, love interests, and roommate drama over steaming bowls of pasta followed by cheesecake and whip-cream. We didn't worry about butt size, double-chins, or the dreaded Buddha belly when we were at The Cheesecake Factory. We were indulging, we were bonding, we were building a best friendship between the high walls of those booths.
Now, while I admit that I am a big fan of overindulgence, I should mention that there was a time when I would barely indulge in any culinary delight. Growing up partly in Southern California as a short, chunky Jewish gal (zaftig/ plump as my grandmother would've lovingly called me while squeezing my cheeks) is painful. My school friends were tall, blonde, lanky, adorable. I was going to Weight Watchers by the time I was twelve. I weighed my food on a tiny white scale. I kept meticulous notes on how much I ate. I took many aerobics classes in black spandex and pink leg warmers. It took a long time and many months of therapy to work out a healthy way to approach food and exercise. Eventually I began to love food again, and the first place I wanted to go was to The Cheesecake Factory, with my dad. I ate without self-consciousness, and I ordered cheesecake for dessert. Without thinking about calories, without writing anything down, without self-recrimination in the back of my head. I wish you could've seen the look on my Dad's face. I've never seen him so happy.
This all leads up to date night last weekend. My husband and I sat down in a booth at The Cheesecake Factory in Portland. The hostess handed me two menus. Two menus? There must be new specials, I thought. Yum! Then I saw the word "Skinnylicious." My heart sank. All week I'd been eating moderately and taking long walks and I'd been looking forward to this time when I could sit down, discuss the week with my husband, and, well, overindulge a little. And there it was, that word: Skinny. I opened up the menu. There were calorie counts, pared down menu items, and even a margarita (made with Splenda…gross) on this menu. I started thinking about cellulite, how I am finally fitting into jeans I like, and about how many calories the dish I really wanted to get must have. The regular menu suddenly became menacing. It was now the bad, Fattylicious, menu. I felt compelled to order from the "Skinnylicious" menu. I felt guilty about considering something from the Fattylicious menu. And most of all, I felt pissed off at The Cheesecake Factory. Who were they to ruin my moment of sweet indulgence?
Hasn't it been hammered into our heads how overweight and out of shape Americans are? Don't we read it in magazines, see it on TV, and on the internet, and on and on and on? Can we not have this one moment to enjoy our food? I believe we should eat healthfully, exercise moderately, model good eating behavior for our kids. I believe in healthy school lunches. I am on board with moderation. But for goodness sake, let me eat my freaking cheesecake.


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Specific timings for the first stage of the 2014 Tour de France have been confirmed.
The schedule for the Leeds to Harrogate section of the Grand Depart on Saturday, July 5, gives slightly different times depending on whether the cyclists are travelling at 44km/h (27mph), 42km/h (26mph) or 40km/h (24mph).
The publicity caravan will set off two hours ahead of the fastest riders, leaving Leeds at 9.10am and following the route along the A61 and then the A659 into Wharfedale.
But the first actual cyclists will depart at 11.10am and are expected to pass through Arthington at noon, Pool-in-Wharfedale at 12.06pm, and Otley just six minutes later, at 12.12pm.
The Tour's route then makes its way along the A660, including Burley-in-Wharfedale bypass, and A65 through Ilkley, with the front riders expected to pass Addingham at 12.33pm before proceeding into North Yorkshire.
The frontrunners are predicted to reach the end of the opening stage, at Harrogate, by about 4.20pm - with the two slower bands of riders crossing the line at 4.32pm and 4.46pm.
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The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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PAUL SMITHS — A wildlife science expert will give a talk Friday that kicks off a series at Paul Smith's College.
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His talk launches the spring 2013 Fisheries and Wildlife Seminar Series at Paul Smith's College. The other lectures are:
Friday, March 29: Terese Hart and John Hart, "Discovery and Protection of Okapi, Bonobo and a New Species of Monkey in a Central Congolese Forest."
Friday, April 5: Nicholas Gotelli, "Specimen-based modeling, stopping rules and the extinction of the ivory-billed woodpecker."
Friday, April 19: Kenneth Nussear, "Conservation of the Threatened Desert Tortoise: a Multidisciplinary Approach."
The seminars, which are free and open to the public, take place from 10:10 to 11 a.m. in Freer Auditorium.
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CHAMPLAIN — The Northeastern Clinton Central School Board will hold a budget meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 26.
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KEESEVILLE — Keeseville Village Board will hold a special budget meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 26.
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An East Texas man was pronounced dead at the scene of an accident in Cass County early Friday morning.
According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, 54-year-old David Michael McBryde of Bloomburg was driving a 1999 Chevrolet Lumina eastbound on Highway 155 around 3:30 a.m. Juan Carlos Alvarado, 39, of Tyler was driving a 2013 Freightliner semi-truck in the inside westbound lane of Highway 155 near County Road 1574.
The Lumina, driven by McBryde, crossed the center stripe into the westbound lanes of the roadway when it turned a curve. The car collided with the semi-truck, driven by Alvarado.
McBryde was pronounced dead at the scene of the collision at 3:47 a.m. by Cass County Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace Barbara McMillon. He was wearing a seat belt.
Alvarado was transported to Good Shepherd Medical Center in Linden with non-life threatening injuries. He was treated for his injuries and released.
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Right hand turn ban will leave us cut off
9:00am Monday 23rd June 2014 in Local News By Chloe Chapman
RESIDENTS fear they will be left "stranded" if County Hall goes ahead with plans to block off a well-used road.
Essex County Council's highways panel wants to ban motorists from turning right from Wash Road, close to the Dunton Road junction, on to Noak Hill Road, Noak Bridge.
The proposals will block off a popular route to the A127, and mean people living in Noak Bridge will have to divert through Laindon to get to Basildon town centre.
Essex County Council has drawn up the scheme because the site is deemed dangerous, after five accidents were recorded in the last three years.
Resident Peter Hartgrove, 79, of Queens Road, said: "It feels like the council is trying to shut us off. We'll be stranded.
"As soon as there is a crash on the A127 everyone comes down Dunton Road, so we're never going to get out. It's going to cause a lot more problems.
"Five crashes in three years doesn't even sound that bad to me. Surely there must be other roads which are more dangerous?"
Another resident, who did not want to be named, said the council should look at alternative traffic measures.
She added: "The turning is a bit sharp and I have seen a lot of near misses, so I can understand why the council wants to do something about it.
"I just think stopping us turning right completely is a bit extreme. Couldn't they put in traffic lights or better signs, or even lower the speed limit.
"I'm surprised five crashes in three years is enough for the turning to be classed as an accident hotspot!"
Residents have been sent letters and are being asked to share their views on the proposals.
If the scheme was brought in, it would initially be for a trial 18 month period.
A spokesman for Essex County Council said: "The "left turn only" order is currently a proposal. The proposal is a result of a Casualty Reduction report.
They said: "Residents have been sent a reply sheet from the council to gauge responses.
After the consultation, all feedbackwill be reviewed and presented to the local highways panel, who will then decide on how to progress with the proposal."
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10:43am Mon 23 Jun 14
crowny says...
11:31am Mon 23 Jun 14
FBDave says...
It will also cause congestion at the bottom of the High Road (at the Fortune of War) because people will go that way to join the Arterial on the Southend bound side.
It will be pointless having a car if you are in the Kings / Queens estate, as you will never be able to get out of the area anyway !!
3:32pm Mon 23 Jun 14
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9:27pm Mon 23 Jun 14
stokes90 says...
1:15pm Mon 7 Jul 14
judgeweb says...
To hundreds of people this is the road the live in and the area they choose to live, if you don't fall in either of the above and are one of the ignorant motorists that just pass through then keep your opinions to yourself....
As a resident, we have been battling for years with Highways to get the speed chicane moved on High Road North - because of safety issues! not for the sake of moaning! and recently to get the kebab van moved from wash road... maybe I should send him to the bottom of your road or even better outside your house... wonder how you'd feel then...
I salute you Mr Hartgrove for having a voice someone needs to! This area is lovely but the roads and motorists and more importantly the council let it down!
Have a lovely day - PS. Drive carefully!
1:23pm Mon 7 Jul 14
judgeweb says...
thousands of people live in this area you should have more respect...
We have been fighting for years to have the traffic chicanes removed in High Road North - for Safety Reasons not for the sake of moaning!
Recently our fight is to remove the kebab van that has taken up residence at the end of wash road.... I will send him to your road or outside your house and see if you like it!
Residents are continuously let down by the Council and Highways... Mr Hartgrove I salute you for having a voice! We need to speak up!
stokes 90; pembury 53 and sesibollox - log off - get a job and get a life!
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- Summary: Walt Longmire (Robert Taylor) is a sheriff in a small Wyoming town in this adaptation of the mystery novels by Craig Johnson.
- Genre(s): Drama, Action & Adventure
- Show Type: Ended
- Season 1 premiere date: Jun 3, 2012
- Episode Length: 60
- Air Time: 10:00 PM
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Score distribution:
Positive: 14 out of 17
Mixed: 2 out of 17
Negative: 1 out of 17
It's nicely crafted with a slower pace than the average police "procedural," but more than enough character intrigue to compensate.
Longmire, with spacious New Mexico standing in for Wyoming as the series' production base, makes a solid overall first impression without rising to the level of critical huzzahs.
Longmire isn't a conventional show. The mystery tonight might be slight, but the pilot is a dusty little gem.
Longmire is an entirely respectable alternative for anyone who'd rather not spend Monday morning rehashing the latest outrage on "Mad Men."
It's an old-fashioned sort of show, working unapologetically toward wisdom rather than cleverness, attempting to depict its setting as neither romantic nor dismal, the local color rising as much from silence as words.
I'd like to see the mysteries grow more engaging as the series moves along, but Longmire at least starts with a good foundation in Walt, his sidekicks, and the wide, open spaces they travel.
Longmire has the look and feel of a show cooked up by a bunch of bored TV industry types while they were waiting for the valet to bring their car to them at the Beverly Hills Chuck E. Cheese.
Score distribution:
Positive: 15 out of 19
Mixed: 2 out of 19
Negative: 2 out of 19
Jul 9, 2012Craig Johnson's wonderful novels and their rich characters form the basis for this great show! The way the details about the characters are uncovered in each episode - keeps me intrigued. There's something comforting about Walt Longmire - the stoicism of classic Old West lawmen as memorialized by Clint Eastwood & John Wayne - are embodied in a modern day crime solver who does things in the "old school" way. He doesn't have a squad of forensic experts to rely on, he pulls his own prints, he picks up litter when he sees it and he'll not stop until he finds justice. Some have complained about its slow pace, but to me that is precisely one of the most attractive elements of the show. It gives the viewer time to enjoy the scenery, analyze the characters & to contemplate the dilemmas and their repercussions.
There's a diverse assortment of supporting cast surrounding Walt - including:
The big city detective Vic (Katee Sackhoff) - not yet comfortable with the wild west of Wyoming, but she's quickly earned her kudos; The eager deputy - The Ferg (Adam Bartley) - who earnestly questions his own qualifications all the while working diligently to prove he has them;
The overly ambitious Branch - who's literally gunning for Walt's job while criticizing his "old school" methods (which seem to be working just fine, thank you) and sleeping with his daughter;
Walt's childhood friend Henry (Lou Diamond Phillips) - who as a Native American - helps Walt navigate the sometimes tense relations between Longmire & tribal police. Just to name a few! I am surprised how quickly I've become invested in the characters. I want to know more about Walt's past, his deceased wife, about Vic's tenuous marriage and his daughter's choices for a romantic relationship. I can't wait for each Sunday and the new episode it brings. I celebrated upon learning that Longmire was picked up for another season! I'm already so infatuated with the cast, I cannot imagine a Sunday without them in it.… Collapse
Aug 13, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I love a good western, but this really isn't a "Western" in the sense that you have a COWBOY and he is the Sheriff of the town and rides a horse, keeping the riff raff out of the saloon, but that's not to say those entities do not exist in this show. There is even an Indian reservation that the Sheriff had a hand in taking care of a "crooked" "Indian land" sheriff if you want to call him that, so Walt, the main character isn't really completely loved by those on the the Reservation, but he is respected. I love the show, the way it was set up, kind of like the movie "Unforgiven" where there really are no "good guys" on the show, but for the most part, Walt is as GOOD as one can get these days, and he really cares about ALL the citizens he is the Sheriff of. He even cares about the Indians on the reservation and he isn't so quick to always blame them for anything that may point in their direction. The show is very addicting, and has a lot of ways to draw you in as a viewer. You find yourself caring for each character in their own way. Each one has flaws, but you overlook them for the greater good and I like that about this show, a LOT. I am like others, interested in reading the actual books this show is based on. Season 1 ended last night in the Season 1 finale, and I am so glad they didn't cancel this show, and I pray that A&E extends to Longmire a much longer contract for more shows for Season 2. It definitely warrants it, their ratings, along with the iTunes and other ways to watch the show should count towards it's total viewership. I bought the season pass from iTunes because I love watching commercial free, and I realize that A&E doesn't get ad revenue from that venue, but they do get a portion of the $3 I paid per episode for HD versions, and that's about how much you probably more than you get from the advertisers that pay you on a per person rate most likely. I don't know how all that goes, but I just know I love the show and am willing to pay for it even though I could DVR it, but I like the commercial free part, and it's a show worth every penny.
Please, order more episodes for Season 2, there are a LOT of questions that need to be answered, but I just love each character on the show, they each have their own qualities, and they need to be explored more. I look forward to really getting to know all these characters and their stories as the next season unfolds. I hope Walt opens up to his daughter about her mother's murder and how he avenged her, which came out in the last episode. We will have to see. I can't wait until the next season, which I hope is this FALL, not waiting until next Summer to bring it out. This show is every bit as good as ANYTHING the Alphabet's are putting out there (their Canned TV shows that mimic each other "Glass House" - "Big Brother"...are you kidding me? Really?… Expand
Jun 16, 2013Yes it starts out at a slower folksy tempo, but great writing, excellent character development and hands down superb casting pulls the intelligent viewer in. Take the time to watch them in order, and, by god, I swear when you get to episode 8 (one of the BEST episodes I've seen from ANY TV series) you will find yourself verbally interacting with the story (it's that good!). For example, I found myself cheering on a character I did not like early on. Interweaving character story lines along with secrets and insights slowly unfolding like peeling back an onion, at a seasonal building arc and tempo make this a finely crafted television series indeed.… Expand
Jun 13, 2014Longmire is a flawed but righteous sheriff of a Montana town that seems to have more than it's share of murders. It is well cast, well written, and well acted. It is unique in that as a television series it takes its sweet time in introducing characters and situations in a way that draws you in to this world. There is plenty of conflict in this series, between Longmire and his rival deputy, and between the white man and the Native Americans in the community. Solid murder mystery series with a macho soap opera feel. A better than average crime series with flair and grit.… Expand
Jun 10, 2012Sure, Longmire is a procedural, but so what? I like procedurals, and clearly so do millions of other people (btw, CBS says thanks). But I don't like all procedurals, just ones that are interesting and well-done. And Longmire is shaping up to meet that criteria. I like that the sheriff kicks it old school and uses common sense and logic to figure things out. I don't need to see CSI-level forensics on every single cop drama I watch. I like that it is set in a rural western town, with rural western problems. I like that we have some unique and interesting characters and storylines. After just two episodes, it looks like Longmire is shaping up to become one of the shows I look forward to the most this summer. Give it a try.… Expand
Jul 22, 2012Keping this in the country helps it because the endings usually are corny and aren't vetted. Still the characters are interesting; TV trite but better than average. Good to see Starbuck again, and I wish they'd expand her role to more than "sexy side kick." Also good to see LouDiamond Phillips in a "decent guy" role, although I hope he reappears on Southland. If they tightened the plot endings it would be better. What lawman lets a wild bear out of a cage and knows where it's going,a nd what's to stop the bad guy from throwing the meat him? What Lawman approaches a cabin with his arms in the air knowing a maifia hit man is inside?… Expand


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"The reality is if that one day that they weren't able to share their home. That could be the day of the birthday party, or the graduation, or the intimate conversation, a dinner with the family and things like that," said Lynn Price, the founder of Camp To Belong, and herself once a foster child growing up in Las Vegas.
At Camp To-Belong, foster siblings have one week of summer camp to see each other as much as they want, with no pressure, but lots of promise.
"Just to know that kind of feeling that when we're together that it seems like we can do almost anything -- go on hiking trips. You realize you can't do that without the other person, and that's how life is, you know? You're going to need someone there with you all your life, and really the only person who's going to be there for you, and know you is gonna be your sibling. And that's what camp is all about, to let you realize that," explained Trevor, a foster child at camp this week with his sister, Danen.
Trevor and his sister spent every day together at camp, from eating breakfast, to playing trust games on the ropes -- even having a birthday party for each other.
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Counselors at Camp To Belong are all volunteers.
"We don't look for counselors, they find us," said Cristine Lindholm, a camp counselor, and largely the force behind this year's camp.
Cristine Lindholm coordinated this year's camp, and she's become a Court Appointed Special Advocate for Las Vegas camper and foster child Regina.
"It's all about the sibling bonding. We all know we're in the foster care system. We all know we've had a rough time, so we don't really focus on that. We just focus on having fun, just doing and being with other siblings that are in the foster community," added Regina.
Camp To-Belong -- for about 50 Nevada foster kids -- was held in Southern California. There are about seven other Camp To Belong locations around the U.S. All of them were started by a woman who used to be a foster child in Nevada.


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