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In addition to the actual drug itself, which often exerts undesirable toxic
effects and undesirable side effects on your body, most prescription and
non prescription drugs contain insulting ingredients that the
pharmaceutical company calls "inactive". Typically, these ingredients are
added in the manufacturing process of making the capsules or to aid in the
process of making the tablets. Synthetic dyes and colors are always added
to provide memorable and easily recognized colors to the capsule or
These ingredients are called inactive because they do not contribute to
the desired pharmaceutical action. They are certainly active when they
behave, as they often do, in a manner that is poisonous to your body.
Dr. Paul Gilbert
This is the third section of a three part series
intended to introduce you to the nutritional benefits
of consuming all natural, organic foods,
incorporating a diet based on these foods into your
lifestyle, and using all natural, organic, whole food
sourced supplements to help you keep your gums in
a healthy state.
Healthy Teeth 'n' Gums
Nutrition for Healthy Gums - Part 3
Chemical and Environmental Insults
Would you like to have healthy gums?
Would you like to maintain your gums in a healthy condition?
Would you like to improve the health of your gums?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you are on the right page.
So what kind of nutrition, foods, and diet do I need for healthy gums?
If you want excellent health for your gums, you must understand and follow a simple
principle. This guiding principle will make it easy for you to know if you are using the right
kind of nutrition, foods and diet for your gums.
Although this three part article is
about your gums, everything that is discussed below applies as much to your
teeth as to your gums, because your gums and your teeth function together as
one organ or body part. Wherever gums are mentioned, your teeth are included.
So here is the principle:
Do you believe that your body is an integrated whole organism? If you answered
yes, then it follows that this principle applies to every part of your body, no
matter where the exposure occurs,
because your body is an interconnected
whole organism.
your gums are part of your body
, the most effective and efficient way for
you to successfully treat and heal your sick gums, is
by healing your whole body.
And the only way to heal your whole body is by increasing your exposure to
complements and eliminating or reducing your exposure to insults
. If you do,
this will naturally create both a sound body and healthy gums.
n conclusion, if you want healthy gums, you must develop healthy habits that
make your whole body healthy. You can't have one without the other!
There is
no other way. This is the essence of holistic, whole body, health.
This page does not specifically address the foods and diet that contribute to or hinder
healthy gums and teeth. That has been accomplished in
part one
part two
of this
three part article. The purpose of the rest of this page of part three of nutrition, foods and
diet for healthy gums is to
introduce you to the environmental and chemical insults
that stop you from having healthy gums.
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complement your whole body health.
So what do I need to do to make my whole body healthy?
To make your whole body healthy you must reduce, or preferably avoid,
exposure to as many environmental toxins and poisons as possible.
There are
more than one hundred thousand chemicals currently being used in
manufacturing, and many of these chemicals eventually end up in the ground,
the drinking water, and eventually in the foods you eat. An excellent source for
more information is the website of the Environmental Working Group,
Below is an overview of environmental and non-food insults to your health, and
the health of your gums.
From this list you will discover many of the other insults,
besides those from food and diet, which you need to avoid if you really want to make your
whole body healthy.
It is anticipated that parts two and three of this series will make it easier to understand
how most people allow themselves to be constantly assaulted and overwhelmed by insults
to their health, until they succumb to disease. It doesn't have to be that way for you.
Achieving superb health simply requires a daily investment in complements, and
a constant vigil to avoid insults.
Start with just one or two items from this list of nasty insults to your health,
decrease or eliminate them, and then slowly make additional changes that will make your
lifestyle healthier.
Common sources of these toxins are:
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and cigarette smoke. Also snuff and the like. All contribute to
people around the smoker. Smoking is an expensive habit and becoming
Other legal drugs, such as alcohol and caffeine.
These "drugs" are
included in this list because they exert a harmful effect on your body
used indiscriminately or in excess. The issue is one of health. No
moralizing is intended here.
No doubt, some people will even challenge the inclusion of caffeine.
Caffeine has been listed because it has a drug like stimulant effect on
people. Alcohol's harmful health effects are well documented historically,
scientifically, and from simple observation.
Both drugs are addictive.
Illicit drugs. Like the commonly used legal drugs, alcohol, nicotine and
caffeine, they are all harmful in one way or another to your body.
The short
term buzz or high from the many illicit drugs being used may seem like a
good thing. The long term damage to your health and body is usually
devastating. If you are using them and you want to become healthier, you
must stop using them and never start
By avoiding these insults to your well being, you will help create an internal, slightly
alkaline, health promoting environment in your body which will make your immune system
stronger and your gums healthier than they are now.
Is there anything else I can do besides avoiding the noxious insults described
For many people, consistently avoiding toxic chemicals and harmful microwave energy
may seem to be almost impossible. There is another solution. You can still protect
yourself by simply adding highly nutritious, whole food supplements to your diet.
special supplements enhance the health of your gums by strengthening your
immune system, boosting resistance to infection, encouraging re-growth of your
jaw bone, and promoting healing of your gums.
It's a great solution for making your
gums as healthy as possible.
Dr. Gilbert's writes about his personal experience with these highly nutritious all natural
whole food supplements on the
page of this website. He discovered that the
supplements helped him significantly improve his health. Naturally, that meant his gums
also stayed healthy. Dr. Gilbert would like to share his success with you.
The statements and information on this website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration
and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The body's ability and power to heal
depends upon the totality of diet, nutrition, lifestyle and environmental factors. No claims for the cure of any
disease is intended, or implied. Always consult a health care practitioner when dealing with disease states.
Lotions or creams with chemical sun screen agents. If it gets on your skin,
it gets into your body.
Did you know that the chemicals found in most sun
screen products are more likely to cause cancer than the radiation from
the sun? The higher the protective factor (PF) number of the sun screen
lotion or cream, the greater the concentration of chemicals. It's not just
the sun blocking chemicals that are harmful to you. It's also all the other
petroleum based chemicals that are use to formulate the lotion or cream.
Furthermore, because chemical sun screen agents block the rays from the
sun, they inhibit the natural process by which your body creates vitamin D,
causing vitamin D deficiency. The end result is that you also may become
more susceptible to colds, flu, and infection if you use sun screen or sun
block products on your skin.
When you must, or you want to be out in the sun for an extended time
you can shield your skin against damaging sun radiation by
applying a completely chemical free, all natural lotion which has both
organic ingredients and ingredients with very high antioxidant properties.
Isn't that a more sensible and safer approach to skin protection?
Are you concerned about getting an adequate amount of essential, natural
vitamin D? You should be, because it is now known that Vitamin D plays a
huge part in boosting your immune system. One way you can get your
vitamin D is to expose your skin on a regular basis to
overhead, direct
sunshine. If you use the antioxidant rich skin lotion just described, it will
protect your skin while still allowing your body to naturally create
Keep in mind that your time in the sun must still be short
enough to
prevent possible burning of your skin, unless you are dark
skinned or
already well tanned.
Another excellent and easy way to insure that you are always getting an
optimum supply of vitamin D is to simply take a unique adult stem cell
supplement which is rich in natural vitamin D. With this supplement you
can raise your vitamin D to protective levels, especially during the cold
weather seasons, when you are more likely to be covered up with clothing
Order a superb lotion which meets all these criteria from the same
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By now, the message should be clear. If you want to have a healthy body
and healthy gums,
don't ever use any of the commonly available sun
screen or sun block lotions and creams.
Antibacterial soaps. The antibacterial chemicals in these soaps are more
dangerous than the germs they supposedly kill.
Unfortunately you will find
that many hand sanitizers contain chemical antibacterial agents, such as
triclosan, that contribute to bacterial resistance and are harmful to your
health. If you must use a hand sanitizer, make sure the only active
ingredient is alcohol, because germs don't become resistant to alcohol.
Wash your hands regularly using plain soap and water.
When you scrub
your hands with ordinary soap, it will effectively get rid of most of the
bacteria and viruses on your skin by suspending the germs in the soap
you rinse off. If your immune system is strong enough, it should be able to
fight off flu viruses and other germs, even if they enter your body, but
washing your hands provides that extra barrier of protection.
Laundry products, household cleansers, soaps, and personal care
made with chemicals.
Sodium laurel sulfate, parabens, toluene,
naptha, xylene, formaldehyde, chloroform, camphor, fragrances, artificial
colors etc. are just the tip of the chemical iceberg.
For example, fabric softeners, in both liquids and dryer sheets, are
particularly nasty for your health. These chemicals are designed strictly to
remove static electricity from synthetic fabrics and to often deliver a
chemical perfume to the clothing.
When you wear or use anything that has been washed or dried with a
fabric softener containing petroleum based chemicals, you are breathing
in and coming in contact with chemicals that are linked with, or known to
cause such illnesses as cancer, depression, respiratory problems,
including pneumonia, anemia, and a host of chronic central nervous
system disorders. They also damage critical organs. It all depends on the
particular chemicals that are in the product or products you are using.
you feel you need proof, just read the fine print warnings on the package
Safer alternatives for fabric softeners are available now. For example,
rubber like dryer balls work extremely well,
without using any chemicals.
and the sun is not high enough to produce much vitamin D.
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Completely discussing chemicals in laundry and personal care products
is beyond the scope of this article. An excellent website for more
information is the
Guide to Less Toxic Products
by the Environmental
Health Association of Nova Scotia.
Personal care products made with natural ingredients are obviously much
safer for you and your family, especially if you have a baby or young
Click here
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which has both organic ingredients and ingredients with very high
antioxidant properties. The lotion is made by the same company that
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Room deodorizers and air fresheners made with chemicals.
Don't ever use
these products as they release deadly chemicals into the air in you entire
home. The plug in electrical devices intensify the toxicity of the released
chemical fragrances. If you can find all natural room deodorizers which use
essential oils for the fragrances, use those instead.
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Aerosol propellants in spray cans.
Typically, you can expect both the
propellant and the substance being sprayed to be poisons if inhaled or if
they get on your skin. Read the warnings and precautions on the can and
follow the manufacturer's safety advice. Wearing a face mask designed for
chemicals or paints, is mandatory for protecting your health and safety.
Ventilating the air in your surroundings is highly recommended.
Cell phone radiation.
Cell phones are the next cigarettes!
evidence, the passage of enough time, and common sense observation
will eventually confirm this. The warnings about the dangers of the
microwave energy used for cell phone voice and text or picture
transmission are going largely unheeded by most people, because cell
phones are so convenient and useful.
The problem is not with the phones; it is with the microwave radiation they
When a cell phone is transmitting close to your head or body, it is
exactly the same as sticking that part of your body into an operating
microwave oven at a very low setting. Do you want proof? Have you ever
held a transmitting cell phone to your ear for an hour or so and felt your
head being warmed up?
The danger of cell phones using microwave technology is very real, and
may eventually lead to unnecessary and avoidable cancers of your brain,
salivary glands and nerves near the ear used for the phone. The number
of people with deadly gliomas (brain tumors), salivary gland tumors and
acoustic neuromas is on the rise since the introduction of cell phones.
When you use your cell phone near your head,
you cannot feel the
microwave radiation of a cell phone destroying some of your brain cells,
because your brain does not have any pain receptor nerves in it.
Keep the phone away from your head by using an appropriate device, or by
text messaging, and never text message while driving. Except for a life
threatening emergency, never let your child use a cell phone. Children are
more sensitive to the cell phone radiation and their skulls are thinner than
adults, allowing the radiation to penetrate deeper into their brain.
As with all microwave radiation, the further away from the source you are
(in this case the phone), the better it is for you. Avoid using your cell
phone in areas where the transmission is weak because your cell phone
will automatically compensate by sending out a stronger, higher energy
When multiple cell phones are being used by different people who are
near each other, it literally creates a "smog" of microwave energy that puts
everyone, including those nearby, at increased exposure and risk of
cancer. A great example is the rush for almost everyone to get on their cell
phones as soon as their commercial airliner has landed.
Turn your phone off as much as possible when you are not using it. If your
cell phone is on while it is hanging on your belt or near your waist, you are
still chronically exposing yourself and anyone around you to harmful
microwave energy. Leaving your cell phone on while it is in your purse,
hand bag, or back pack isn't much better if you or others are nearby.
Believe it or not, it is still possible to communicate with others without
your cell phone being on all the time. Current cell phone technology is
useful, but certainly not essential for humans to converse or connect with
each other. Whether you are at work or at home, use a land phone as much
as possible. The bottom line - schmoose or conduct business all you want;
just don't do it all on a cell phone.
Microwave energy from microwave cooking ovens.
Be warned. If you insist
on cooking food in a microwave oven, stay at least six to eight feet away
from it while it is operating. Some of the microwave energy always leaks
out from the oven while it is operating. The closer you are to the
microwave oven while it is in use, the greater the risk to your health.
Unfortunately, inexpensive testing devices are no longer available and
you cannot check out how much microwave energy is leaking from your
own microwave oven.
Fluoridated drinking water.
water, it is totally ineffective as a prevention tool for
tooth decay
, in spite
of false claims to the contrary made by the American Dental Association.
The United States Department of environmental Protection has never
established a safe level of fluoride in drinking water. Worse yet, the
fluoride chemical use to fluoridate drinking water, a waste product of the
phosphate fertilizer industry, is contaminated with other toxic substances
and heavy metals. You can minimize your exposure to fluoride in your
drinking water by installing a reverse osmosis water filter with its own
convenient spigot.
Unfortunately, if you take a shower or bathe with fluoridated water, there is
no practical way to avoid the fluoride in the water because it is absorbed
through your skin into your body. In spite of the fact that it would eliminate
fluoride exposure, discontinuing bathing is not recommended. The best
solution is to move to a location where the drinking water is not artificially
Pots and pans with non-stick coatings. Non-stick coatings release
poisonous chemicals containing fluoride (perfluorinated chemicals or
s) when they are heated to high cooking temperatures and especially
when accidently heated to higher than normal temperatures.
Have you ever left non-stick cookware on a hot stove burner for too long
before adding food? Have you ever burned food cooking in a pot or pan
with a non-stick coating? If you have, then you breathed in toxic chemical
fumes from the non-stick coating.
These chemicals have been linked to a number of serious illnesses,
including cancers. There are a number of safer for your health cookware
alternatives which you can use to replace your non-stick cookware. It is
recommended that you use them instead.
PFC's are also found in cleaning and personal-care products like shampoo,
dental floss, and denture cleaners.
Stain resistant carpeting, furniture upholstery and clothing, especially
sports wear and clothing for outdoor use. If they are branded or marked as
stain resistant, or water repellent, they most likely contain toxic, poisonous
chemicals that are very similar to PFC's.
Like PFC's, they are incredibly
resistant to breakdown, and so they are very persistent in the
environment. Even if their use were stopped now, they would remain in
the environment for years.
It is not clear exactly how humans are being exposed to these very stable,
yet highly toxic chemicals. What is known is that these chemicals are
showing up in water and soil throughout the world, and the air we breath,
even in remote polar regions. Eventually, we are all becoming
contaminated with them.
Flame retardant chemicals.
They are used in plastics, such as toys for
children, carpets, paints, upholstery, clothing televisions, computers and
household appliances. Virtually any consumer product that is subject to
heat or is made of a combustible product like plastic is likely to have a
flame retardant chemical in it.
Flame retardants contained hazardous halogenated chemicals (organic
chemicals with either fluorine, chlorine or bromine in them) similar to
PCB's and Dioxins, two of the most toxic classes of chemicals known. In
tests using animals, flame retardants have caused serious problems
related to their toxicity, such as cancer and birth defects. It appears that
the entire biological process of fertility and pregnancy is negatively
affected. Flame retardant chemicals remain untested in humans because it
is scientifically unethical and dangerous to test humans with such known
poisonous substances.
Foods or drinks sold in plastic containers,
or in cans with plastic liners.
The plastic container or liner may contain the toxic chemical bisphenol A or
BPA. Plastic containers with the number 7 recycling symbol are the most
likely to contain bisphenol A, especially if they also have the letters "PC",
which stands for the hard plastic, polycarbonate. It's best to assume that
the plastic liners of metal cans always contain bisphenol A.
Bisphenol A has been around for a long time. It was first manufactured in
1891, and since 1963 has been classified by the Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) as an indirect food additive. This means that it is
categorized by the Food and Drug Administration as GRAS or "generally
regarded as safe".
This also means that BPA is currently not subject to
review and oversight by the FDA.
By now it has been scientifically established that plastic containers or
metal can liners with bisphenol A
leach estrogen (female hormone)
like substances, which then migrate into the foods or drinks in the
The leaching effect is increased if a food is heated or
microwaved in a plastic container. In either case, you end up consuming
the chemicals in the plastic container or liner!
One unhealthy result of the huge increase in the consumption of foods
and drinks in plastic containers is the premature puberty seen in many pre-
teenage girls, and the advanced puberty in female teenagers. It has
become so common that it almost seems to be normal.
There is also evidence that exposure of a female fetus to bisphenol A will
later contribute to the development of breast cancer.
Pregnant women,
nursing women, and women who are feeding their babies infant formulas
or baby foods, can protect the health of their children by avoiding foods or
drinks in plastic containers, or in cans with plastic liners.
In spite of the
risk associated with breakage, glass containers are much safer.
Most Cosmetics. Virtually all cosmetics contain a host of toxic chemicals,
including the PFC's mentioned above, as well as synthetic colors and dyes
which are adsorbed through your skin and into your body when you apply
the cosmetics.
Ironically, many consumers believe the U.S. government regulates the
cosmetics industry the same way it regulates food and drugs sold in this
country to make sure they are safe. It just isn't so!
Unfortunately, the agency charged with oversight of cosmetics, the Food
and Drug Administration (FDA), has no authority to require safety
assessments of cosmetic products before they go to market, as it does
with drugs. The Food and Drug Administration doesn't review, nor does it
have the authority to regulate, what goes into cosmetics before they are
sold by salons and stores for consumer use. So cosmetics are among the
least regulated products on the market today. In fact, almost ninety
percent of all ingredients in cosmetics have not been evaluated for safety.
The long term risks to your health are largely unknown and most likely
include cancers
Prescription and non prescription drugs. Conventional medications of any
kind, whether over-the-counter or doctor prescribed, are all harmful in
one way or another to your body. Drugs are not, and never will be, the
solution to ill health. If you want to know how health really works, read the
first part of this page again.
When you need medical care, find a holistic
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where it is. For a short video demonstration of usually invisible mercury
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Dental tooth sealants. Dental sealants are an often overlooked source of
exposure to the harmful chemical bisphenol A, also known as BPA.
dental sealants contain detectable amounts of BPA. If you or your child are
going to get dental sealants, ask your dentist or hygienist to wipe off the
sealant with a gauze pad after it has been placed, so as to remove as much
of the BPA on the surface of the sealant as possible.
Better yet, don't allow
any sealants to be put on your teeth or your child's teeth. Dental sealants,
in spite of what you may have been told, do very little to stop cavities, and
sometimes even hide tooth decay under them.
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Former LPD Officer Jackie Hagan turned himself in to Lafayette Parish Sheriff's. He is accused of sexual battery. His bond is set at $20,000. As we reported Wednesday, the incident happened nearly a year ago. The victim alleges Hagan sexually assaulted her after giving her a ride home. His attorney entered a written plea of not guilty on June 29. His pretrial date is already set for August 9.
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Most of the photos on this site were extracted from reference images (high-resolution tiffs, 20 to 200 megabytes in size) from the Library of Congress research archive. (To query the database click here.) Many were digitized by LOC contractors using a Sinar studio back. They are adjusted by your webmaster for contrast and color in Photoshop before being downsized and turned into the jpegs you see here.
Vintage photos of:
Circa 1912. "New York Public Library building." With a variety of motorized conveyances. 8x10 glass negative, Detroit Publishing Co. View full size.
"Fortitude" on the left, north side; "Patience" on the right, south side.
The building at the extreme left in this photo is still with us today. It was known as the Knox Hat Building, standing at 452 5th Avenue, it was built in 1902 as the headquarters of one of the Country's largest and most famous headgear manufacturers. A surrounding high rise glass tower was added when it was known as the Republic Bank Building. The major tenant and new owner is now another bank, HSBC.
While so much has changed in the past 102 years, one survivor in addition to the library itself is the building at the extreme left. Built in 1902 in the Beaux-Arts style, and designed by the same architect as Grant's Tomb, it was the headquarters of the Knox Hat Company for many years (Knox also had a huge factory in Brooklyn)and is still known as the Knox Hat Building even though the company's long gone. HSBC Bank now uses it for offices and has an enormous highrise building crowding it on two sides.
In the bottom right corner of the photo there is a wagon hurrying along. Is that a coffin in the back?
[Whooooo knows? -tterrace]
I wonder if 100 years from now, whether Shorpy will display a similar photo that shows how libraries became as obsolete as horse-drawn carriages?
Will e-books have the same effect on these magnificent edifices as the internal combustion engine had on the carriages?
I'm always on the lookout for photos taken in 1912, because that's the year that my Mom was born. She's 102 years old, and still lives on her own and is sharp as a tack. When I see a photo like this, I try to imagine all of the things she has seen in her lifetime, and it helps me visualize the work into which she was born.
The New York Public Library has hardly changed a bit, except I did notice that the facade in the 1912 views must have been unfinished, for today, 6 statues grace the frieze on the colonnade, rather than the single one that was there then.


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Alex Galchenyuk (#27) of the Montreal Canadiens scores the go-ahead goal against Henrik Lundqvist (#30) of the New York Rangers during their game at Madison Square Garden on February 19, 2013 in New York City.
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Meringue Topped Rice Pudding
The key to good rice pudding is its texture. So for the best rice pudding, cook it slowly. Overcooked pudding will have the texture of a solid mass rather than the creamy mixture that makes this dessert so desirable. Long-grained rice works best; try basmati, jasmine, or popcorn rice for even more variety. <p> This recipe was featured on Martha Stewart Living TV.
- Servings: 10
Source: Martha Stewart Living, November 1999
- 1 teaspoon unsalted butter, room temperature
- 3 cups cooked long-grain white rice
- 4 cups whole milk, room temperature
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 4 large eggs, separated
- 1 1/2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 1/3 cup raisins
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Butter a shallow 2-quart baking dish; set aside.
In a medium-size heavy-bottom saucepan, combine rice, 3 cups milk, 1/4 cup sugar, and salt. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until thick and creamy, about 30 minutes.
In a liquid-measuring cup, whisk together the egg yolks, remaining milk, and 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract. Stir into rice. Add raisins and cinnamon. Cook until raisins are heated through, about 2 minutes. Pour rice mixture into the prepared baking dish. Set aside.
In the bowl of an electric mixer, whisk the egg whites until foamy. Increase speed to high, and gradually add the remaining 1/2 cup sugar, cream of tartar, and remaining 1/2 teaspoon vanilla. Beat until stiff but not dry, 3 to 4 minutes. Using a rubber spatula, spoon meringue on top of the rice, covering entirely. Transfer to the oven, and bake until the meringue is golden brown, about 5 minutes.
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papooch 31 Oct, 2010
in Slovakia this is very popular dish eaten as main course
at home we mix the meringue into the rice........
love itReply
whitebear59 27 Apr, 2010
I love this recipe!!! Happy Mothers Day--Martha and Mom--love DocReply
also agree with"aliens and yorkie7--I also would buy your book!!!
aliens 9 May, 2008
Martha I totally agree withYorkie7, you should publish a Big Martha's cookbook. I know a lot of people who would buy it, me first. Happy Mothers day.Reply
mmsrjs 15 Feb, 2008
RICE PUDDING JUST DOES NOTHING FOR ME, AND I HAVE NEVER HAD ANY. BUT DEFINATELY WILL COPY THIS RECIPE AND GIVE TO RON. BET HE WILL MAKE IT. THEN I WILL TASTE IT. ONLY BECAUSE OF THE MERINGUE! HOPE IT TASTES AS GOOD AS YOU SAYReply
Yorkie7 22 Nov, 2007
I've made this several times. The meringue kicks it over the top!! DELICIOUS!Reply
Martha....now is the time to collect your Mom's recipes and do that cookbook you always wanted her to do. Please publish one, we would love to see Big Martha's legacy live through her great recipes!


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I am helping a friend put together a 350.Right now the block is at the machinist and is almost done.The only problem we have is that we told the machinist that we wanted the block zero decked.He has measured the piston to deck height and told us that the pistons were about 32 thousandths in the hole.From what I understand this is a pretty bad place to be considering what we what to do with this engine.The machinist told us that if he decked the block that there is a chance of the valves hitting the pistons.I don't think that the cam is all that radical.It has 488/488 lift.My question is how much should we tell him to take off the deck to get the ideal quench using a standard 40 thousandths compressed head gasket?I really could use an answer fast because he is ready to send us the block and I just don't want to put it together like this. I will list the rest of the combo if it will help.Sleeved 350 block,summit flat top pistons,summit 488/488 lift 234/234 duration cam,882 heads milled 30 thousandths.4 speed manual,dual exhaust headers.
You want a finished .040" clearance between the piston head including the gasket. So you'd want to 0 deck the block.
Althou the valves will be moved closer to the pistons by decking and shaving the head. You're likely going to be ok with that cam. Usually you run into problems once the cam duration gets around 260@.050" And you've done lots of decking and head shaving. Things get a little close.
You should pick a cam with a tighter lobe separation. like 108 to make power with those heads. They need all the help they can get.
Check out Isky cams Hydraulics (Mega Cam) on the summit site.
I'd go with something like this
I'd degree it in on a 104 intake C/L. Much more snotty but simular rpm range. ( the .050" specs is the same.)
You can check valve to piston clearance. I check everything over 250@.050".
I trust you'll be porting the &^% out of those lame 882's for power.
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babygene, f-bird is right on the money, o deck your block. sam-missle
Thanks for the quick replies guys.I will tell the machinist to mill 30 thousandths off the deck of the block.That will put us right where we need to be right?The 882's won't be on there long because he is going to buy some edelbrock 170cc aluminum heads.Any other comments or remarks about this combo are appreciated.
Hold on a minute here, what kind of pistons are you using? if these are the pistons that have .020 off the compression height then you`re removing alot of soft cast iron off the decks. If the piston does have .020 off the tops it`s going to cause problems in more ways than one. if you deck it this far then there`s a much better chance when you torque the head bolts the deck will crack, seen this happen on more than one small block. then if you plan to rebuild it later and use the correct compression height pistons they`ll sit higher than the deck. Decking it this far will also create misalighnment of the intake so it will have to milled as well to be corrected then if you want to use the intake on a different engine later it won`t seal up. it`s also going to create valve train geometry problems that you`ll have to check and correct. If the pistons are the correct compression height, then I would have the block decked .020 then use a mr.gasket head gasket that has a .028 compressed thickness, this will give you the same .040 quench distance. However, you`ll still have to do a mockup and check all the alignment and the valve train geometry. My belief has always been, don`t remove no more than you have to from the decks, just remove enough to get the quench correct.
Another way to do it is to deck the block 0.010" and use a 0.016" steel shim gasket. That'll put the squish at 0.038"
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babygene, decking your block .030 does not create missalignment for your manifold, it does indeed increase the "v" . use the thick mr. gasket intake gaskets and use silicone on the end rails and you will not have any problems. missalignment will happen if you angle mill. most chevy blocks require more than .010 off the decks to square the decks to the center line of the crank. i always recommend using head studs instead of bolts if your budget permits.
The piston valve clearance is always checked with a build that uses more than a factory (weak duration, low lift cam; say 160 to 200 degrees and .36 to .42 lift). Where head milling, non stock pistons and deck milling has taken place it is imperative to check the valve to piston clearance. Additionally, the push rod length needs to be checked to insure that geometry at the valve to rocker is correct, that the rocker doesn't hit its stud, and that the push rod doesn't bind in its hole/passage nor against the guide if one is used.
The squish/quench distance can be dialed in with head gasket selection. .060 to .1 is plenty good. You get this first, then work the piston to valve clearance. That clearance is adjusted by milling the piston's valve reliefs, one has to be careful not to weaken this area, a serious hot rod piston will have sufficient material here. If you're using rebuilder or claimer pistons, you can get into trouble. Having a manual transmission REALLY means you've got to stay on top of these numbers as a missed shift can spell disaster if these clearances aren't right on the money.
Yeah, that probably means the engine goes together and comes apart a couple times before it gets put together for good.
Thanks for all the good advice guys.The pistons are not rebuilder pistons and summit says they will give you a 9.6 compression ratio with a 64 cc head.From what I have read and heard that it is normal for the piston to be 30 to 40 thousandths in the hole on a common sbc.
I`ve seen some that were further in the hole than that, and less in the hole than that, and it`s certainly true most decks are tipped. Just to say though, I sure wouldn`t have that much removed, as noted, when the deck gets too thin it`ll cause head gasket problems as well as the risk the deck will crack when torqueing the bolts. My bro in law was building a customers 400 small block that had been decked more than few times, and was torqueing the bolts down and "CRACK!" thinking the socket had just slipped off the bolt, he tried to tighten it and realized it wouldn`t, he removed the head and found it had cracked from the bolt hole all the way down past the lower section of the bore and half way around, with 2 more cracks going into each bore. He got that sickening feeling as the rest of us did. One time when I was inspecting a friends 350 4 bolt "509" block, these blocks are still sought after. Anyways, I was cleaning the deck and noticed the same thing, a crack going inbetween the bores, and 2 other cracks going into each bore. and the block had never been decked, made him sick to have to scrap a otherwise mint 509 block.
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Mosrite is an American guitar manufacturing company, based in Bakersfield, California, from the late 1950s to the early 1990s. Founded by Semie Moseley, Mosrite guitars were played by many rock and roll and country artists.
Mosrite guitars were known for innovative design, high-quality engineering, very thin, low-fretted and narrow necks, and extremely hot (high output) pickups. Moseley's design for The Ventures, known as the "Ventures Model" (later known as the "Mark I"), was generally considered to be the flagship of the line.
In Bakersfield, Semie Moseley started playing guitar in an evangelical group at age 13.[1] Semie and his brother Andy experimented with guitars from their teen-age years, refinishing instruments and building new necks.[2]
Semie Moseley began building guitars in the Los Angeles area around 1952 or 1953. He began by apprenticing at the Rickenbacker factory, where he learned much of his guitar making skills from Roger Rossmeisl, a German immigrant who brought old-world luthier techniques into the modern electric guitar manufacturing process. One of the most recognizable features on most Mosrite guitars is the "German Carve" on the top that Moseley learned from Rossmeisl. During the same time, Moseley apprenticed with Paul Bigsby in Downey, California, the man who made the first modern solid-body guitar for Merle Travis in 1948, and who invented the Bigsby vibrato tailpiece, which is still used today.
Mosrite founded[edit]
In 1954 Semie built a triple-neck guitar in his garage (the longest neck was a standard guitar, the second-longest neck an octave higher, the shortest was an eight-string mandolin). He presented a double-neck to Joe Maphis, a Los Angeles-area TV performer. By 1956, with an investment from Ray Boatwright, a local Los Angeles minister, Semie and Andy started their company, Mosrite of California. In gratitude to Boatwright, Moseley named the company by combining his and Boatwright's last names; the name is properly pronounced MOZE-rite, based on the pronunciation Semie Moseley used for his own name.[3] Semie, who built guitars for the L.A.-based Rickenbacker company, said to his co-workers that he was making his own product, and he was fired by Rickenbacker.[2]
When they began, their production was all custom, handmade guitars, built in garages, tin storage sheds, wherever the Moseleys could put equipment.[2]
In 1959, Andy moved to Nashville, Tennessee, for a year to popularize the Mosrite name and sold a few, including to Grand Ole Opry entertainers and road musicians. Andy said: "And that's how we kept the factory going at the time: custom guitars".[2]
Moseley made guitars in Los Angeles until 1959, when he moved to Oildale, California, just north of Bakersfield.
In 1962 he moved his shop to Panama Lane where he designed and produced the first Joe Maphis model guitars, One model of which would eventually evolve into the "Ventures model" guitar and bass (Joe Maphis would later get a model of his own, similar to a Mosrite Combo model but without the F-hole). At this time, Mosrite made everything in-house, except for the tuners.[4]
[This Gospel guitar information is not correct. Semie died in 1992.] Semie was a very accomplished Gospel musician, often earning significant amounts, which he sometimes used to keep his guitar company afloat. During a trip to a musical instrument convention in Europe, Semie was inspired by a Spanish luthier who was constructing fine guitars, utilizing violin joints. Since Semie believed that all Gospel musicians should have the very best instruments, he decided in 1995 to build Gospel guitars in that joint style. As he perfected the method, he was able to build two perfect Gospel prototypes. One was all natural - no color added at all - and had the term "GOSPEL" on the headstock, with a cross, which was all positioned to read properly in the playing position. The other Gospel prototype was transparent blue body with a natural neck. These fine, hand-made instruments were made with violin joints and, while they somewhat resembled the "Celebrity" model, they were unique unto themselves. Semie gave the all natural "Gospel" to his partner Reverend Boatwright and took the other as his personal instrument, out on Gospel tour. The Reverend was attacked out in front of his church in Watts, the blonde guitar smashed, and the Reverend was killed. The only surviving Gospel guitar from those first two prototypes is Semie Moseley's "Blue Gospel Guitar", which bears the serial number: GA 009. [1] That "Blue Gospel Guitar", and the unfortunate death of his partner, drove Semie to try production of other Gospel instruments, several times, later in his career, but without much success.
The full "The Ventures" line consisted of the Mark I, Mark II, Mark V, Mark X (bass) and Mark XII (12 string). "The Ventures" line started in 1963 and ran through 1967; when the licensing agreement with The Ventures ended.
At the peak of production, in 1968, Mosrite was making around 600 guitars per month.[3]
Bankruptcy and restart[edit]
Mosrite of California went bankrupt in late 1968 after they contracted with a competitor to market their guitars. After this, they tried to deal directly with stores, and they sold 280 guitars in 1969 before they came to the shop one day and found their doors pad-locked.[2] Two years after his bankruptcy, Semie was able to get back the Mosrite name, and in 1970 he started making guitars again in Pumpkin Center near Bakersfield. He moved his factory three times in the next 20 years, to Oklahoma City in the mid-1970s, to the township of Jonas Ridge, in Burke County, North Carolina, in 1981 (where a factory fire destroyed the operation), and to Booneville, Arkansas, in 1991.[2]
Though an acknowledged genius at guitar design and construction, Moseley lacked many basic skills necessary to be a good businessman, and thus the company fell on hard times repeatedly in the late 1960s and 1970s, but continued to produce Mosrite guitars until 1993 in North Carolina and Arkansas. Most of them were exported to Japan, where their popularity remained very strong. The quality of the instruments always remained very respectable. Semie Moseley died in 1992. His wife Loretta continued to produce Mosrites a year or so after his death, and since 2008 has been selling custom Mosrites via their website.
The company now has recently[when?] released the Semie Moseley Model '63 and '65, based on the Ventures models made in those two years. Both models are made to the exact specifications as the original models; they are 100 % hand-made and were created to commemorate Semie Moseley.
Semie's daughter, Dana Moseley, is also a luthier and continues to build Mosrite guitars.[5] She also helps kick off the monthly "Mosrite Jam" in Bakersfield.[6]
(Incomplete) List of Models[edit]
- One double-neck Guitar built for Joe Maphis,
- A triple-neck guitar built for Semie Moseley personally,
- More various guitars though none in commercial production.
- Pre-1963
- Joe Maphis model — Same general body shape as the later Ventures model; This was to be Joe Maphis model before Semie Moseley and The Ventures settled on a contract and this body shape became the Ventures model. This is not the same as the later Joe Maphis model which is similar in body shape to the Combo model.
- 1963-1968
- The Ventures Model — Also came as a bass and later on, A 12-string. Post ventures, 1968 and 1969 it was named the "Mark I".
The first Ventures Models came with a set neck, bound body and a large Ventures and Mosrite logo, less than 250 of these were made before settling on the standard Ventures Model sometime in 1964, without body binding and the neck became bolt on. The Mosrite logo and Ventures model logo were slightly reduced.
- The Ventures Model — Also came as a bass and later on, A 12-string. Post ventures, 1968 and 1969 it was named the "Mark I".
- 1965
- The Ventures II (Slab Body Type) Model — Only sold as a six-string guitar in the 1960s. Discontinued early and replaced with the second Ventures II design, Reportedly because Semie Moseley was disappointed in this design, Thinking it looked too cheap for the image he was working on for Mosrite.
- 1965-1966
- The Ventures II (German Carve Body Type) Model — Replaced earlier Ventures II; Same body design as the Mark V model. Some of these have necks from the earlier Ventures II (Which are shorter than the later necks) and have longer pickguards to make up for the extra room on the body
- 1965-1968/1969
- Joe Maphis models — Similar in body shape to the later Combo model
- Mark I Six-String Guitar
- Mark X Bass
- Mark XII Twelve-String Guitar
- These are similar in body shape to the later Combo model without F-holes and are painted in a natural finish.
- 1966-1968
- The Ventures Mark V Model — Later just named "Mark V" after the Ventures contract ended in 1967/1968. Only sold as six-string guitar commercially although a prototype bass was built.
- Celebrity I, II and III Hollow-Body Guitars — Also came as basses and 12-string models - Need input here
- Combo Semi-Hollow Body Guitar — Also came as a bass and 12-string.
- Balladere Acoustic 6-String Guitar.
- Serenade Acoustic 6-String Guitar.
- Mark I — Similar design of guitar as the Ventures models, Minus the Ventures logo.
- Bluesbender Six-String Guitar.
- 300 (Telecaster-Style Body Shape, One pickup) — Came as both six-string guitar and four-string bass.
- 1976
- Brass Rail Deluxe — Came with passive and active circuits and two output jacks.
- Other Guitars
- Acoustic Black Widow (Electric Guitar) — Some were built by Mosrite.
- Sooner model — Although not under the Mosrite name, These are associated with Mosrite.
- Both similar to the Ventures guitar design.
- The Nokie Model — Nokie Edwards Model; Similar to the Ventures model and with smooth pickup covers.
- The Ramones Model — Ramones Model; With a "Sharkfin" Pickguard; Few of these were built.
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Similar models and replicas[edit]
- "DiPinto Guitars" The DiPinto Mach IV, made popular by Jack White of The White Stripes, is a mahogany body guitar based on the Mosrite Ventures models.
- "Eastwood Guitars" makes a Hi-Flyer model based on the Univox Hi-Flier, Which is similar to Mosrite Ventures Guitars and Basses.
- Guyatone made copies similar to Univox guitars.
- "Hallmark Guitars" make guitars inspired by the Mosrite Ventures Model and the Mosrite Ventures II Slab Body model (The type Johnny Ramone was known for playing.)
- "M3 California" Make guitars inspired by Mosrite Ventures Models.
- Univox made original Hi-Flier models (Phase I, Phase II, Phase III, Phase IV) similar to Mosrite Ventures models.
Notable users[edit]
- Johnny Ramone[4] (Mostly known to play Ventures II Slab Body models though he had other Mosrite guitars.)
- CJ Ramone
- Dave Alexander
- Davie Allan
- Tommy Bolin[7]
- Erik Brann
- Glen Campbell
- Jerry Cantrell
- Kurt Cobain[8] (Had a "Gospel" Guitar in design type of a 1966 Mark V, Also had a blue Mark V that Pat Smear played for SNL in 1993)
- Elliot Easton (The Cars)
- John Entwistle (The Who) - In the music video for "The Kids Are Alright"
- Art Greenhaw[9]
- Jimi Hendrix[10]
- Susumu Hirasawa
- Yūzō Kayama (Japanese Instrumental Guitarist)
- Joe Maphis[4]
- Efrim Menuck when playing with A Silver Mt. Zion
- Pat Smear (Foo Fighters, Nirvana, and Germs) (Played a blue Mark V for SNL in 1993)
- Fred "Sonic" Smith
- Josh Cocoros, Beatnik Termites
- Takeshi Terauchi (Japanese instrumental guitarist)
- The Ventures
- Ricky Wilson - Known to have played Mosrite guitars in early recordings, like "Rock Lobster"[10] (of The B-52's)
- ^ Thompson, Art, "Mosrite 40th Anniversary", Guitar Player magazine, January 2007.
- ^ a b c d e f Price, Robert, "The Man Behind the Mosrite" (archived 2008 copy), The Bakersfield Californian. Has biographical notes on Semie Moseley.
- ^ a b Roberts, James H. (2003). American basses: an illustrated history & player's guide. Hal Leonard. p. 128. ISBN 978-0-87930-721-9.
- ^ a b c Hunter, Dave (2006). The Electric Guitar Sourcebook: How to Find the Sounds You Like. Hal Leonard. pp. 67–68. ISBN 978-0-87930-886-5.
- ^ Dana Moseley page - Ed Roman Guitars
- ^ Munoz, Matt, "Mos-rite-teous! Lovers of Bakersfield guitar ready to jam", Bakotopia.com, Wednesday, Feb 17 2010
- ^ Jesse Gress (June 2, 2008). "10 Things You Gotta Do to Play Like Tommy Bolin". Guitar Player (magazine) (New York, NY: NewBay Media, LLC.). "When the Ventures came in, he graduated to a Mosrite."
- ^ "Guitars: G). Miscellaneous Guitars". KurtsEquipment.com. 2005-12-12. Retrieved 2014-07-29. "
"1). Sunburst Mosrite Gospel with white pickguard, which Kurt loved. It was used at the Motor Sports show (41)(seen 51). Purchased in San Francisco, possibly a few days prior to the show. ...",
"13). Blue Mosrite Mark IV that was damaged in bathtub incident. Kurt gave this to Pat at SNL 1993 (seen 50)(41).""
See also "F). Univoxes" for Univox Hi-Flier loosely based on Mosrite Ventures model.
- ^ album liner notes, Grammy Winning album WE CALLED HIM MR. GOSPEL MUSIC, various credits to the Mosrite guitars of Art Greenhaw
- ^ a b "Mosrite Guitars". Las Vegas, NV: Mosrite Guitars. Retrieved 2014-07-29. "Mosrite is an American guitar manufacturing company, Originally based in Bakersfield, California in 1952. ... Today it does all of it's American Manufacturing In Las Vegas, NV. Imports are strictly Japanese by Japan's best guitar factory "Tokai". Founded by Semie Moseley, Mosrite guitars were played by many rock and roll and country artists such as ..."
Further reading[edit]
- Landers, Rick; Brennan, Tim, "The Story of Mosrite Guitars, Part One". Modern Guitars magazine, January 18, 2005
- Price, Robert, "The Man Behind the Mosrite" (archived 2008 copy), The Bakersfield Californian. Has biographical notes on Semie Moseley.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Mosrite.
- mosrite-guitars.com (The Official Mosrite Guitars Website)
- mosrite.us
- Mosriteguitars.com
- The Mosrite Gospel guitar, North American Instruments, 2000. With some personal notes on its builder.
- "Mosrite History", Tym Guitars, Australia.
- Mosrite Guitars, "Mosrite Guitars at Front Porch Music", California
- "Mosrite Forum" (Fan site for Mosrite enthusiasts)
- "Mosrite Celebrity" (Fan site for the Mosrite Celebrity models)


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This 1937 Cord 812 was apparently restored in the 1970's and has been in extended dry storage in the Southwest. Find it here on Craigslist in New Mexico for $69k. Special thanks to BaT reader Thom M. for this submission!
Does anyone know if the 37 Cord in New Mexico is still available , and if it a Westchester or Beverly? I would appretiate contact information if someone can help . Thanks .
Chris Yent
Philipb…yes, the difference between a BaT exclusive and a reader contribution is common knowledge. My comment goes to making one of the criterion to qualify for posting on this site be that BaT confirm contact information prior to putting it up.
BaT…I'm still curious as to your thoughts on this…
The pictures almost look like sepia toned ones of a diecast model in a diorama. Really strange, but what a great car…….
Wow this is a great car as stated,
I always wonder why haven't the folks who spend their lives looking for these cars snapped it up.
that aside
These cars are really beautiful and have the type of lines and boldness that you could just sit in a chair and look at them and feel good. There are really just a few cars that can command that type of appreciation and this is one of them.
They are amazing.
I would spend wait and save the 150 g to buy it unless I had a guru that went over it in detail and gave thumbs up. But then I am not an expert on these , have no idea about them and really only know 50s and 60 type rides
From what I've seen, a great many sellers can thank BaT for helping them unload a vehicle, often in very short order, that has been sitting unsold for extended periods due to exposure problems with their previous advertising attempts. Maybe BaT should at least confirm communication is possible with a seller prior to listing their vehicle for them? They could require an email address and confirm a telephone number, not to post in the ad, but to keep on file. At the very least it would aleviate some of the fraud concerns.
There a two other very good reasons…and maybe more I'm not thinking of.
It would educate the seller as to BaT's existence.
The seller would likely be eager to monitor the posts we leave, and once seeing concerns, would likely respond to them immediately for all to see.
Just a thougt…BaT…how 'bout it?
One of these is on display at the Beaulieu Motor Museum in the UK. Its a very interesting car in the flesh.
Just to keep you happy, I emailed the craigslist address to get details. Apparently they knew right away that I couldn't afford the car so I was sent 4 emails from careerbuilder looking for someone between the ages of 21 & 65 with good credit and no criminal records. They also wanted someone with an elementary knowledge of payment systems.
Now all I need to do is email my bank account info and I'll soon be able to afford the Cord!!!!
OK, back to reality…
Any car collector consdering a car of this calibur would do his home work. Research Research Research, Yes I would agree the ad is a little suspect. But If you are going to invest ( 70 large ) and this it is a investment. Common sense would dictate a quick trip with a someone who has some history with this type of car. To inspect it and make a hard and fast deal on the spot.
Yes finding a hidden gem in a barn has some risk, and you have to expect to drop additional cash to get it into the conditon.
Any collector will tell you, be prepared and do your research before you spend your money. Beacuse the money doesn't stop going out the door when you buy the car.
There are good deals out but they do not fall your lap, and for every good deal there are 10 to 15 crappy ones.
So in the word of PT Barnum " There is a sucker born every minute" and in my words " If want it sooo bad you have to have it , you will get hosed everytime"
I search a lot of sites, and I am finding more and more of these rarer items popping up out there. I think as some of the owners are getting closer to retirement they are looking at simplfing thier life. Some are in fairly good shape, and others that have been neglected for years. I personally enjoy the hunt, and finding out the history is the most fun.
My favorite line of the entire ad?
"..beautifully preserved in a dry garage in New Mexico, one of the best climates for vehical (sic) preservation."
Everyone knows if you want to store a car, and keep it in the best shape? you store it in an old clapped out garage in New Mexico.
I live in New Mexico and as far as I know, it isn't advertised locally (at least on craigslist), even though there are a lot of Hollywood types here, not to mention several movies are always being filmed at one time.
From what I can see, mice haven't turned it into the Hanta-Hilton, so that could be good!
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people have big mouths and have no idea how hard it is to get a compleet car and the price to compleet a car like that i hope it gos to someone that no s
"Boniville"????? hmmmmm
After reading this ad, the word "bogus" comes to mind.
At – http://www.prewarcar.com/classifieds/ad47837.html – check the nice 1937 812 Westchester offered at $59,50o. Prewarcar.com has another '37 812 Sportsman convertible advertised too.
Bet those were fast movies too. He let off the throttle at 120mph. Hell, after you've driven over the rim of the Grand Canyon might as well lift when/if you hit 120 just before the big splat. More than timing chain and cylinder head would need replacing. Hey, 1937 was the year of the hit movie Topper. Think Hal Roach owned this Cord. Nah, me neither.
Condition, condition, condition. Lots of questions.
New Mexico is a wonderful place. Great scenery, great people, great food, and….and oh yeah, deer mice in some areas..dear little deer mice that carry hantavirous (see CDC for info). Be careful inspecting a car depending on how and where it's stored.
A solid advert for a Cord in the bay area is at: http://monterey.craigslist.org/cto/1938326185.html
With an asking price of $210k it's not cheap, but ad provides detail accompanied by name and phone number.
How do we know the L.A. movie producer wasn't a Nigerian prince? For all we know Mrs. Anderson was married to Burt Reynolds once. At least the Cord would have been faster than the Fireturd.
Lots of questions hear, but a in-person visit would answer most of them and possibly leave someone with a great deal.
What BS this listing is. It should be flagged.
* Why list it on the SF craigslist and not on the one in New Mexico.
* Why not list a phone number or e-mail address to avoid the spam that would come via the craigslist email.
* Why not just say that it was owned by a Nigerian prince.
* and the list goes on…
Yes, the ad is scary, but if the cash was plentiful, and the seller had proper title and all, I would have a hard time not buying this one up…
But it has provenance….. first a movie producer in LA, then Mrs. Anderson. What more information would you need?
I too find this ad tells more about the seller than the car. It makes me want to buy because of the price but at the same time take a shower from the oily residue that rubbed off.
The engine shot confuses me. Is that over-exposure or does it really have that much dust on it? And if so, what's the story on why the car itself is so contrastingly clean?
I love these but have zero experience with them, and I'm always leery when I see this kind of car being sold in this manner.
Possibly a deal if all it needs is attention to the usual items that suffer from extended sitting? Looking forward to what others think about the potential.
@Cavepainter: the contents of the ad is what I was referring to. There's nothing wrong with putting it on CL, but the fact that a car of this rarity shows up there, touting how cheap it is and says absolutely nothing about the actual car for sale? Red flags indeed…
I don't mind seeing the listing on here. The only thing that bothers me is the heavy-handed salesman that wrote the listing. Regular people usually just say things like "AC works fine" but a salesmen will lay it on thick by saying things like "ice cold ac" or in this case, "former owner was a movie producer in LA".
Anytime I see someone bragging about how much something is worth and how cheaply they're selling the same thing- red flags should go up.
"artistic expressions that continue to stimulate the visual senses for countless decades like this rare and sexy machine"? … (gag reflex) ….
God, do I love Cords. A Cord, any Cord is my all time fantasy car if I suddenly came into money.
Wow! 140MPH! An 80 minute hour?
I'm with Obnoxio… You've got an 812 Cord and you're pushing it on CL with near zero information about the car and four crap photos? Really? It's gotta be for sale on some other venue as well – it's just gotta…
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Fractal Coding of Audio Signals
This article deals with Fractal Coding, where the emphasis is put on the coding of one-dimensional signals. After a general description some extensions of the Fractal Coding are proposed. First this is an extension of the offset vector using methods of transform coding. Further the usage of windows is proposed, which have better properties than the usually used rectangular windows.
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