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Find me a prettier village; this one has left me absolutely speechless. No wonder artists like Emile Bernard, Paul Gauguin, and Paul Sérusier spent so much time here.
Flowers spill from every bridge and window box, and the river sings a trickling lullaby. Today we lay under a Willow Tree, on an enormous, cool smooth rock in the middle of the river. Silver ribbons of water tickled our toes as we ran our fingers through the currant. No relaxation DVD comes close. Pack the gauche and a sketch book, and add this one to your bucket list .
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Adventure in Lourmarin
This afternoon my wonderful hostess at Villa Saint-Louis, Madame Lassallette, now known as Bernadette, offered to show me the local area by bike. I had a bike of my own and Bernadette had hers, a motorized one, or as she put it, ' one wiz assistionze'. Before we set off, she insisted I try it. At first it just seemed like a normal bicycle. As I began to ride, I could hear Bernadette shouting 'Peddle Sahra!', 'Peddle!'. Just as I was beginning to wonder what it did, the bicycle launched its self into top gear and before I knew it, I was hurtling down the Main Street of the village as if I was riding Harry Potter's Nimbus 4000. I managed to find the brakes just before I careered into a rack of clothing on the footpath and after walking it back up the hill, handed the Nimbus back to Bernadette, relieved not to have caused any damage or bodily harm.
We set off through the village at a swift pace, Bernadette's little motor humming along at a good speed; my gears furiously clicking in succession trying to keep up. Our first stop was Lourmarin's beautiful outdoor communal laundry, a divine stone building with wide open water troughs, still in use today. 'Iz wonderful No?' said Bernadette, pointing to the adjoining field, a flutter with crisp white sheets and towels drying in the sun. 'It's fantastic, I said, ' Do you use it?', I asked. ' Well of course not', Bernadette scoffed. 'I ave a machine. Iz better, no?'.
From here, we set off down a hill. Just as we started the decent, I heard Bernadette shout, " Sahra, you ave a Brek?". I have a what? A 'brek'? …and then it became evident. Bernadette and her little miniature 'Bernadette' bike number plate were but a blur in the distance; rocketing down the hill at top speed, whilst I, rubber burning, madly attempted to engage my 'Brek'.
Finally, we came to a stream at the bottom of the hill, where Bernadette showed me a beautiful path leading through an olive grove, for future adventures on foot. It sounded very relaxing. From the peace of the gurgling stream, Bernadette pointed to a hill. A steep one. After engaging her 'assistionze' she took the hill with ease. I, on the other hand, was peddling like fury; Bernadette's 77 years making my, let's say 39 plus, look positively pathetic, even with 'assistionze'. By the time we reached the top of what turned out to be a huge and interminably long hill, I was on the verge of a heart attack. Gasping, but trying to sound very nonchalant, I attempted to suck in as much air as I could while grinning open mouthed as Bernadette explained in French, the culinary delights of the wild fennel flowers she was harvesting beside the road. Hoping to draw the conversation out a little longer, I managed to ask her what dishes she liked to cook with them, which, despite being incredibly interesting, bought me some more time and oxygenating air supply.
But we soon set off, past olive groves and further up the hill until, thank The Lord , we made a second culinary pit-stop, this time for the most heavenly Muscatell grapes in an abandoned vineyard just off the road. Bernadette harvested a good few bunches as we ate and placed them in her little wicker basket, along with the wild Fennel.
After a joyous deciline, the wind blowing through my hair, we were soon back outside Vila Saint-Louis, where we met Bernadette's French speaking friend Alice, an American Artist. Worryingly, Bernadette seemed to be telling Alice about my enthusiasm for bike riding and before I new it, Alice had collected her Nimbus 4000 and within seconds, they were throttling along towards the road that leads to the start of my apparent adventure for tomorrow- a 6 kilometer mountain assault enroute to the village of Cucuron. What I thought was going to be a short orientation lesson , became another hill climb; the Nimbus 4000's whizzing ahead, and me, once again, struggling to breathe; Muscatells suddenly surfacing at the back of my throat. Bye the time I reached the top of the hill, Alice had flown off ahead so Bernadette suggested we make for home. I pretended not to look too relieved. Fortunately it's quite easy to smile and breathe through your nose for a few seconds whilst responding with a not too enthusiastic 'er..oui'.
We turned towards town, making a 3km detour past the impressive homes of Betty Catroux, Peter Mayle and the founder of the Bata shoe empire. When we finally returned home for the second time, Alice was there and so was another of Bernadette's friends, Greta. It was 5pm, so Alice suggested we all join her and her husband Don for drinks on her terrace. It turns out, Alice is Alice Williams, a fabulous American artist. I'm going out for dinner with her and Don tomorrow night….if, and when, I return from Cucuron.
What an incredible day. Thank you Bernadette!
Villa Saint-Louis, Lourmarin. Luberon, France.
The village of Lourmarin in The Luberon was the suggestion of our friends Bo, a Serbian, and his French wife Sybille. They have a holiday house nearby, so we figured it was a fairly reliable tip.
We arrived early in the morning, carving a path through the fog as this picturesque little village reveled itself to us, one gorgeous cobblestoned lane at a time. Fountains seem to tinkle and trickle on every corner, and the buildings, a palette of Donkey Grey, Chambray Blue and Sage, evoke everything quintessially Provincial, right down to the subtle lavender infused air.
In the spirit of spontaneity, we went in search of lodgings and came across a little sign in the window of Villa Saint-Louis on the edge of the village. What appears from the street to be a simple village house, reveals it's self to be a sprawling villa, complete with a secret garden, zinc topped towers and a balcony draped in fine ivory curtains that dance amongst the Honeysuckle and Trumpet Vine, beneath two ancient Plane Trees.
Our hostess, Madame Bernadette Lassallette, is an artist and her smile and warmth seem to cast a joyous spell over this magical villa.
Upon arrival, Madame Lassallette showed us to our room, then invited us onto the terrace of her private apartment where an elegant Inspector Clueso like gentlemen, in a crisp shirt and pleated trousers, was tiptoeing along the balustrade stalking pigeons with a pistolette.
Bang! Bang!
" I love birds you know", Madame Lassallette explained in her elegant clipped French accent, waving one of her hands skyward, "but they make a catastrophic mess on my cushions".
Another bang from the pistol, and a soft thud. Bravo.
The interiors of this extraordinary villa are something worthy of the pages of World of Interiors, though there have been countless articles written over the years by the likes of Vogue and Maisons & Decores . The authenticity of the villa's interior, is a testament to Bernadette's husband, the late designer Monsieur Michael Lassallette though his spirit lives on: in alcoves framing exquisite vignettes of ancient porcelain, and in the vast collection 18th Century Antiques, and more than 400 paintings. An armoire in the sitting room once belonged to Maria-Theresa, Empress of Austria and mother of Marie Antoinette.The kitchen is lined in painted canvas backdrops from early 20th century photographic studios. Other walls are papered with the delicate designs of Parisian designer, Yves Halard.The floors, tiled with traditional red hexagon shaped Tomettes, are scattered with Persian carpets. Every surface has been considered; a palette of colour, form and texture, expertly executed. It's only when you see interiors such as this, that you realise a great designer is just as great as a painter or sculptor. It's high art and it evokes the same emotional response.
Madame Lassallette has also added her own special touches.The facade is a blush pink, created by brushing the walls with ochre pink sand from the neighboring village of Roussillon, but it's her gregarious personality that truly leaves it's mark- she is a natural hostess.
On reflection this morning, it all feels like a scene out of Poirot. As I sit writing beside my Juliette Balcony overlooking the garden, I can hardly believe I'm lucky enough to call this home for the next 4 days.
I'm in aesthetic heaven.
Villa Saint-Louis. 33, Rue Henri De Savournin. 84160. Lourmarin, France
Rates in the off season for a double room, including breakfast are…. €65! Yes, that's right!
Provence! Beautiful Provence!
After an overnight crossing from Corsica to Marseilles, we drove to what will be my base this week; the sublime village of Lourmarin in the Luberon. For anyone who's read Peter Mayle's book, A Year in Provence, this is where it's set, in fact, the village he wrote it in, Ménerbes, is just down the road.
We set off on our bikes just after breakfast and headed for the beautiful villages of Bonnieux and Lacoste. For those not accustomed to long bike rides, I'd highly recommend purchasing a topographical map- the benign squiggles on tourist maps conceal the startling incline of the Luberon's derrière devastating hills, but the views from the top are sublime; stone hilltop villages, vineyards bejeweled with trusses of purple grapes, cherry orchards and meandering avenues of Plane Trees. It's not surprising Cezanne found so much inspiration here.
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Director of the Centre for Public Integrity (CIP) Adriano Nuvunga and the Norwegian Ambassador in Mozambique, Ms. Mette Masst, signed a new contract, which offers NOK 10.5 million of support from Norway to CIP in Mozambique, in Maputo on Monday August 1, 2014.
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"The Americas are going to be the center of the Earth." A lot of Americans would see that quote and wonder (You mean we aren't already?) We may have captured the bulk of power and influence, but we should not count Europe out, and we should still be humble enough to pay more for our groceries, fuel, and durable goods, to offset the cost of hiring our brothers, sisters, cousins, and neighbors to make the things we want to buy. Or, we can just keep outsourcing for cheap labor, OR we could all take a pay cut.
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Popeyes v KFC v Mary Browns Fried Chicken Showdown
- Davwud Dec 4, 2012 04:59 AM
Hey Hounds
So we had a small group of people over on Saturday and did a taste test of the above 3 fried chicken chains in our area. The results were, to a certain degree, very surprising.
If you've read my post in the Taste Test Thread, don't bother reading any more. I cut and pasted.
Overall impressions. Popeyes was the most crispy and also most salty however salty in a good way seemed to be the consensus. As well, of 7, 2 thought MB's had the best overall taste. ALL thought the KFC was just about terrible. Under seasoned and doughy breading and very oily chicken.
So, with that you can imagine that KFC was a distant third. Very disappointing distant third. Their pieces were also the smallest.
In at a very respectable second was Mary Browns. People thought the breading had great taste and the chicken was tasty and the right amount of greasy.
Popeyes was a unanimous first place winner here. People seemed to cite it as the best balance of greasy, herby, crispy and chicken flavour.
So there you have it folks. Popeyes is the grand champion at my house.
I just remember several years back on a trip from Vancouver to Banff, we stopped off at a Mary Brown's and the taters with poutines were like edible gold.
I'm sure the fact that it was cold and we had not eaten for about 8 hours had something to do with it, but I'd still like to think they were tasty on their own.
Like most of the old chains, I remember when KFC was good. Now it's inedible. Why do people still buy it?
KFC: Original Or Extra Crispy? Popeye's: Mild or Spicy? Without this info, your results are meaningless. KFC Original isn't like either version of Popeye's and isn't meant to be, and someone who liked it wouldn't likely care for Popeye's at all, and vice versa. A fairer comparison would be KFC Extra Crispy to Popeye's Mild, unless you lived in a part of the country where KFC featured Extra Spicy Crispy, in which case you'd compare it to the Popeye's Spicy.
I happen to prefer the Popeye's too, but really.
Most KFC's make the chicken the same way they did, using the same ingredients and formulas they did when I worked there as a kid 35 years ago, so for anyone who used to like it but doesn't anymore, it's not the chicken that's changed.
re: acgold7
We eat KFC, Extra Crispy. We don't find it greasy at all, but the chicken is very juicy. The piece size is fine, but the price seems to go up every year. We don't have a Popeyes and I have never heard of Mary Browns. Our other choice for chain Fried Chicken would be Roy Rogers which has its own loyal following here in NJ.
re: Jerseygirl111
If you hit a good KFC on a good day the Extra Crispy can be fantastic and not at all greasy. But it can vary. Our nearest Popeye's is about an hour away so while I never miss an opportunity to duck into one when one is near, we more often partake of The Colonel's wares and are usually pretty happy.
re: acgold7
We got the "Original" version of all places.
This was a few guys and their wives who got together to watch a football game and eat some food. This was by no means a scientific experiment with controls and score cards or anything remotely official like auditors hanging over our heads.
Relax. It was just for fun.
re: Davwud
With some cold beer, I like your kind of fun!
re: acgold7
Two observations: Freshness and proper preparation helps turn an eating experience at KFC from forgettable to being decent [and proper prep/freshness issue goes for the others as well]. Second, Popeye's Spicy is consistently the best of the three IMHO. It doesn't hurt that I really like the jalepeno gravy on the mashed potatoes either.
re: givemecarbs
Try the spicy next time with the jalepeno gravy and mashed potatoes. I agree that the beans and rice are a nice change-up.
re: hawkeyeui93
1+ to the spicy chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy and red beans and rice. Oh don't forget, the biscuits and they have great fries and onion rings. Love Popeyes for the chicken and the sides!
re: mike0989
Second the beans and rice. Also their onion rings which they have to make fresh. They're never left under the heat lamps, so the staff hates having to make them.
re: mike0989
+1 Popeye's unless there is a Royal Farms in the vicinity. I am not a KFC fan whatsoever and never heard of Mary Brown's
re: mike0989
My area Churches have not impressed me over the years. If you are ever traveling the interstate and see a Chester's Chicken sign at a truck stop, it is generally above-average. Just the chicken. The sides are mostly fried items [and the gravy lack real flavor].
Another who never heard of Mary Brown's, which is only in 5 Canadian provinces. Between Popeye and KFC, I like KFC because my dad dressed up as Colonel Sanders for a masquerade party, but Popeye's chicken is better. :-)
re: ipsedixit
What I wouldn't give to get my hands on a Pioneer drumstick. You could smell those places a mile away and would immediately start drooling. I think I might miss the smell of Pioneer almost as much as the chicken. And the comic books they gave us as kids.
re: Jelly71
There are three remaining locations in the Los Angeles area: 1) 5970 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles (near San Vicente Blvd); 2) 904 S Soto Street, Los Angeles; and 3) 6323 Florence Avenue, Bell Gardens.
I believe the quality of chicken at any chain restaurant can vary from store to store. While I can't say I have bought a lot of KFC recently, I do remember good and not so good locations in the past.
An interesting side note...Popeye's recently bought 14 Twin Cities KFC locations out of bankruptcy. Right now, there is only one Popeye's restaurant in Minnesota, but that will change next year.
re: John E.
We have only a few in Iowa as well ....
re: joeroberts
I much prefer chicken, of any kind.
re: John E.
I'd rather eat a fistful of cow flop.
re: monkeyrotica
Not me. I'll leave that to the dung beetles.
It must vary significantly by location, but the few times I've tried Popeyes in recent years, the pieces were consistently scrawny & dry. After many years of avoiding KFC, we revisited them about two years ago and were pleasantly surprised by the very good quality of their original recipe (light batter, plump pieces & moist, not greasy) and especially their coleslaw. We've been back perhaps a dozen times since with consistent results.
Not familiar with Mary Browns.
re: Clams047
I think I shed tear reading about your not so good Popeyes experience...I love that place
re: Clams047
I'll admit Popeyes does have consistency issues. Not as bad as Five Guys, but one-in-ten trips yields chicken that's either been sitting under the lamps too long or sloppy service. I've pretty much lost my taste for KFC after too many poor meals. Popeyes and Roy Rogers has me covered in the fried chicken department. Them and the Chinese carryouts.
re: monkeyrotica
Fortunately for me, I've only had Popeye's 3 times and all 3 I've had to wait for my bird to come out of the fryer.
re: Davwud
Pure heaven IMHO ....
Love That Chicken From Popeyes!!! ~ Wouldn't eat KFC unless I was starving on a desert island. ~~Churches? You're kidding me right?? ~~~ I know of two or three convenience store/gas stations that do a better job frying chicken than KFC...or Churches. ~~ Timing is everything....The fresher the better ~~. 2:30 in the afternoon is not a good time to buy fried chicken...unless the establishment is doing a lot of volume.
re: Uncle Bob
Royal Farms (the Baltimore convenience chain) serves a suprisingly good fried chicken. Definitely better than KFC or Church's.
re: monkeyrotica
OMG! I think I posted this above, but Royal Farms indeed does make a delicious fried chicken. For a few years now, they have been my weekly fried chicken go to and I have introduced quite a few people to the greatness of "gas station chicken." I even went so far as to bring a few buckets to work one afternoon just to show how great it is. I am now on a Popeye's kick but do love Royal Farms and they are open 24/7. Also, if you are into western fries, they sell them as well and are truly addicting.
re: fldhkybnva
Love that term "gas station chicken." When we lived in TN, we would frequently look forward to some "gas station chicken", especially with the potato wedges - far better than the Bojangles, KFC & Popeyes in the area. .
re: Clams047
Despite my coworkers insisting on calling it "gas station chicken," the Royal Farms closest to us in the city don't actually sell gas but I guess the association of the stores that do closer to the highway has stuck
re: monkeyrotica
I love Royal Farms chicken (and their potato wedges)! but the last time I got it I took it home (about a five minute drive) and the skin was completely soggy. I guess every other time I've eaten it at the store (some have tables) or in a car on the way to or from Ocean City.
I remember trying Chruch's when I was a kid and it was completly bland. Maybe that was just our local one, but I never liked it.
Anyone else remember the old Church's urban legend?
re: 4X4
Oh yes, there is quite the mad dash from Royal Farms to my house a few blocks away. When I get the craving it is often late which makes parking somewhat of an issue. I'm pretty sure that the last time I fulfilled the craving that I parked illegally to save the chicken and then moved the car after I was full and satisfied.


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Also be sure to read Keel's full unabridged Plate, Mail and Cloth mogging item list posts at The Hatchery.
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*** plate_T1_5-10k Armor/Plate/Glorious Armor/Plate/Lofty Armor/Plate/Vanguard *** plate_T2_3.5-5k Armor/Plate/Exalted Armor/Plate/Saltstone Armor/Plate/Tyrant *** plate_T3_1.5-3k Armor/Plate/Hyperion Armor/Plate/Jade Armor/Plate/Bloodscale *** plate_T4_900-1.5k Armor/Plate/Brutish Armor/Plate/Warleader Armor/Plate/Imbued Plate Armor/Plate/Commander *** plate_T5_750-1k Armor/Plate/Darkcrest Armor/Plate/Boulderfist Armor/Plate/Bloodfist Armor/Plate/Warlord's *** plate_T6_500-900 Armor/Plate/Alabaster Armor/Plate/Overlord Armor/Plate/Warmaul *** cloth_T1_3-50k Armor/Cloth/Robes of Insight *** cloth_T2_1-3k Armor/Cloth/Silksand Armor/Cloth/Vital Armor/Cloth/Raincaller *** cloth_T3_900-2.5k Armor/Cloth/Embersilk Armor/Cloth/Felcloth Armor/Cloth/Mooncloth Armor/Cloth/Elegant *** cloth_T4_750-2k Armor/Cloth/Nightsky Armor/Cloth/Lunar Armor/Cloth/Sage Armor/Cloth/Windchanneller's Tunic Armor/Cloth/Windchanneller's Leggings *** cloth_T5_650-1.5k Armor/Cloth/Beaded Armor/Cloth/Ancestral Armor/Cloth/Aboriginal Armor/Cloth/Barbaric Cloth *** cloth_T6_500-1.2k Armor/Cloth/Mystic Armor/Cloth/Hibernal Armor/Cloth/Silver-Thread Armor/Cloth/Black Velvet Robes Armor/Cloth/Stonecloth Armor/Cloth/Highborne Armor/Cloth/Gaea Armor/Cloth/Venomshroud Armor/Cloth/Arachnidian *** cloth_T7_500-1k Armor/Cloth/Imperial Red Armor/Cloth/Councillor's *** cloth_T8_500-900 Armor/Cloth/Regal Armor/Cloth/Mystical Armor/Cloth/High Councillor's *** mail_T1_1-2.5k Armor/Mail/Glimmering Armor/Mail/Battleforge *** mail_T2_750-2k Armor/Mail/Chief Brigadier Armor/Mail/Blood Knight *** mail_T3_500-1.5k Armor/Mail/Captain Armor/Mail/Combat *** mail_T4_750-1.2k Armor/Mail/Masterwork Armor/Mail/Engraved *** mail_T5_425-1k Armor/Mail/Lord's Armor/Mail/Hero's Armor/Mail/Ornate *** mail_T6_395-895 Armor/Mail/Steadfast Armor/Mail/Sentry Armor/Mail/Wrathfin Armor/Mail/Radiant *** mail_T7_350-750 Armor/Mail/Black Dragon Mail Armor/Mail/Magnificent Armor/Mail/Triumphant Armor/Mail/Knight's *** mail_T8_350-695 Armor/Mail/Sparkleshell Armor/Mail/Ancient Armor/Mail/Blackforge Armor/Mail/Protector *** mail_T9_295-500 Armor/Mail/Brigade Armor/Mail/Ebonhold
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Great video Jim, and thanks so much for the mention. Really happy with how your lists turned out, since I'm always jumping back to the hatchery posts to see which tiers things are in to decide if non-trivially priced items are worth picking up. Having the pricing included in the list is fantastic. I actually do the same with epic gems in TSM, so I remember what I consider a cheap price for uncut gems when I'm deciding what to buy, cut and sell.ReplyDelete
P.S. I'm male, and twitchietgw (from my twitter handle) is an abbreviation for Twitchie (the Gnome Warlock). He's always had a strong sense of identity, and very quickly became the character I identified with my gold making activities.Replies
Thank you for putting such awesome lists together! Also, male, got it. I'm always careful because I often don't know having only met people online.Delete
Excellent & helpful article & video!!! Do you skip Leather goods or is there a reason it is missing from the lists?ReplyDeleteReplies
Keel has stated that leather is such a poor seller that he doesn't even bother with it. A few hypothesis why would be that rogues are underplayed as well as druids not seeing their gear.Delete
It could be that there are sets that sell but so far they have been very much under-performers.
Very useful video, Jimbo buddy!ReplyDelete
I'd combine Auctionator with Tradeskill Master for one simple reason; Saving a lot of time. If I use the exact same system as you for pricing it means that I can set TSM up in a way that lets me do what you do faster. Mog selling can be very time consuming and i'm looking for ways to speed things up as much as 'Addonably' possible.
I can see how i've failed with some choices that i've made in the past, but I suck at following orders word for word and learning by experience feels better if I want to understand something fully.
One thing i'll take from this for sure is trying out "Looking for the four specific slot pieces". Why? It's a time saver, especially seen from a gold making perspective were such pieces yield more gold per sale. On active Mogging realms of course.
Thanks for the video. I am putting it to use now. One question...what addon are you using to show the dress room / tooltip flyout. I found it very helpful seeing the individual item.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hey jim can u tell me what mod your using that shows the item in the dressing room like in ur vid?ReplyDeleteReplies
I would suggest adding Ironhide armor set to Mail class, it's easily worth 500-1k per piece, since it's a plate look-alike set.ReplyDeleteReplies
I'll keep my eye out for it!Delete
Hello, I was wondering what the addon is that allows you to see the toon in the armor as you hover over it, thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
Hey thank you very much for all fo the great information! I saw one of your articles last night before watching the video and was just going through each category 1 by 1. I found an item that was on your lists for 1-2k for 500g on the auction house and in my excitement, didn't even think about the fact that it might not sell. I bought it, relisted it at 1499g and it sold within the hour!ReplyDelete
I'm not buying items that are listed for that much anymore just to be safe, but it sold me on this system. I have auctionator all set up now too.
Thank you very much for the in-depth video and auctionator lists.Replies
Glad they helped!Delete
This has worked wonders so far, but how about weapons? Is there a short list of rare/unique items out there for importing?ReplyDeleteReplies
Weapons are a little harder to pin down due to them not selling well in general. For a lot of us it is just testing the waters with items we find that look good. No real lists due to Keelhaul not being big into weapons.Delete
It seems to be a slow market. I did set this up on 2 chars on a different server. Bought a lot of stuff at those low prices but only sold one piece so far...ReplyDelete
Maybe it is too late to get into this market now ?Replies
I'd give it at least 2 weeks of maintaining Keel's prices before you decide to adjust them or not. The market takes a bit to notice the items but they will and the more you sell the more people will see others wearing them and you'll sell more.Delete
Thanks for the vid Jim. Never thought about this til now. What is the addon you are using that shows the rarity of your items in your bag?ReplyDeleteReplies
En español no funcionaReplyDelete
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In a letter leaked to newspapers, Caterpillar (CAT) CEO Doug Oberhelman presses Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn to roll back recent corporate tax hikes. "I want to stay here," writes Oberhelman of the company's home state, but "I have to do what's right for Caterpillar," implying the company may shift jobs or its HQ elsewhere.
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In the end, no business will voluntarily exist in IL and it will become a cesspool of low life's dependent on government for everything.Mar 26, 2011. 03:04 PM | 37 Likes |Link to Comment
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For the preprogrammed Democrats here, if your really want to understand the situation, just think how you would respond if Bush had used the same tactics to implement his policies. You know, ignoring town hall meetings, shouting down dissenters, demonizing the source of ideas, and holding press conferences giving outright lies to the people. You think Bush lied, well, Obama lies almost every day and its provable.
You see the tactics are un-American whether you believe the philosophy or not. And once the tactics are successful, they work for any ideology even one you disagree with. Please start thinking more than one step ahead.Aug 13, 2009. 02:52 PM | 28 Likes |Link to Comment
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Manufacturing is now done in Asia, America only does light assembly. Government laws preclude any real manufacturing and hence preclude the generation of real wealth.
Government laws preclude any new mining (including oil extraction) and hence preclude any increase in real wealth.
Government laws preclude the economic generation of power.
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You can thank the socialist/communist environmental and "save the planet" organizations working with the corrupt power grabbers in Washington. Its a wonderful partnership from their standpoint. Its coupled with the fact that most American's have been educated to ignore common sense and the foundations that made American great. It will be their children that suffer and the 80's and 90's generations will go to their graves around 2050 - 2080 realizing they made a big mistake because they wanted to feel good instead of really do good.
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> So i guess you prefer a previous texan who sent every company he
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Taxes are simply theft from those that have worked hard for success to give to low-lifes and voters of a particular persuasion.
In reality Apple, should not be taxes at all. Every penny that Apple makes is paid out to someone, either investors, employees, or suppliers. The suppliers then pay it out again to investors, employees, or suppliers. Eventually there are no more suppliers and the money just goes to employees and investors. At each step employees and investors are taxed. So taxing Apple is double taxation and its killing our economy.
So, schatzl, be outraged, or be informed. But remember to be informed is to go against many years of government indoctrination by union teachers that only want you to be a Democrat follower, in bed with racism and class warfare, and pay homage to the Democrat political elite who don't care one bit for you.Apr 29, 2012. 08:57 AM | 20 Likes |Link to Comment
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