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2/20/2014 Update: This Anglia remains available and the seller has dropped the price to $11k.
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This 1958 Ford Anglia (chassis 100E606961) is a pristine original with 19k original miles according to the seller. It still has original paint & interior and he says it has "absolutely no rust whatsoever" as shown in the photos. The car was on display at the AACA museum in Hershey, Pennsylvania for many years, and the seller acquired it in a trade from noted collector and BaT fan Jamie Kitman. We never see these cars in this kind of unrestored condition, much less with a contrasting top color and a perfect interior. Best, yet, the seller has done some more freshening and now says it drives like new. It is now available in Closter, New Jersey
for $13k.
The interior is the most lovely part of the car, with a nice gray color on the steering wheel and seat upholstery contrasting nicely with the painted dash. This is a LHD specification car, so it was likely sent to North America when new. The seller has records of it being in Canada and then Michigan before its time in the museum. The brake & clutch master cylinders, wheel & slave cylinders, and rubber brake lines have been replaced. Shock absorbers and tires are new as well.
The rear of the car shows the straight chrome bumper and the interesting painted tail lamp surrounds. The Anglia script on the boot lid is also a cool feature. All the rubber window seals have been replaced.
The shot below shows the bottom of the engine and the perfectly straight front frame showing no accident damage. The seller is a professional mechanic and keeps all of his cars in fine tune. This one is no exception.
Check out the additional photos here in the Flickr album and slide-show below.
Yes, 3 speed and low power meant SLOW at any speed. But just look at the near perfect proportions of the body from any angle. Note, that when American cars were hiding the tail lights from the side this car had a neat set of all around visible lighting. In NZ they were very popular but until they got the 4 speed box they were more then hopeless on the many hills and mountain passes here.
Lars Wikblad said " This was "almost" my first car"
yes another almost my first car guy here,
finished school in 77 and needed a car to get to Art College so i worked a summer holiday job with K-tell to save money for a car for next years driving into a city Art College..
Really wanted a $50 Wolseley 2480 [always loved the grille] I saw advertised but it was sold…so next was a $50 one of these [registered but a flat head] the owner was nice enough to say walk away..for although in good nick he said its just not appropriate for 1977 traffic and a young guy. I went on to buy a Morris Minor for $280 which used up all my summer holiday money.
So even in late 70's owners knew it was well beyond its use-by date for modern traffic [at least thesidevalve version], yet Morris Minors [peers of these] went on into the late 90's before being relegated to collector items [even sidevalves] [here in Australia]
regarding the colours…many Aussie cars of the50/60s were indeed these American colours…loved them especially the 2 tone versions on Morris Majors / Austin Lancers and Holdens..
@ Ron B
76 mph really ?
Will Owen,
Perhaps this car falls into some sort of an automotive market wilderness? They're old, and they're in good condition, but does that make them valuable? Obviously this one is valuable to its present owner – but to anyone else?
I have a '78 Mercedes 450SEL in good running condition. New paint in '99 and always parked indoors since. Typical year is 3,000 km. Certainly there are some imperfections, but from 20 feet away it's an attractive car. I have no hesitation in taking it on a long highway drive. The appraisal I had done for insurance says it's worth $11,500, but honestly, I don't believe I could get that much for it. Now here we have a seller with a car in similar condition, but nowhere near the car my Benz is, and he thinks a 36 h.p. English Ford econobox is worth the unrealistic appraisal I've been handed.
As the saying goes, go figure.
My buddy had one of these as a teenager. It was dangerously slow in modern traffic. As in, so slow my pal basically drove with his hand out the window, apologizing to every driver for almost causing a pile up every 30 seconds. I had a '64 Cortina that kept pace fine in late 90's London traffic, but this thing drove like it was from another century.
The engine swap suggestions are well made.
Funny how the perception of some cars can change radically over time, while the perception of others remains pretty much the same.
This must have been seen as a sensible, if rather homely runabout when it was new, and, guess what, it still is – flamboyant North American paintjob notwithstanding.
I need those bumpers for my future Lotus Europa project!
Original paint? I'm ready to be corrected, but I've never seen an Anglia 100E with two-tone paint of any colour, let alone salmon.
Found one of these (1955) with 12064 miles, decided that I didn't what to settle for 32 hp so fitted with 12a Rotary and 5 speed. Fit really nice with just a couple of mods to trans tunnel add narrowed chevy 10 bolt with 3.73 gears, front discs and put on about 5000 miles a year. Love Anglias so much, building a 105e and have just purchased a 51 fitted with Falcon Caribbean body, Elva OHV conversion, Ballamy IFS and wheels.
I had the Prefect version of this car in High School, mine was a 1959 it had a top speed of only 50 mph but got great gas mileage. I traded it after 9 mounts for a 1937 Ford with a 312 Merc V8 installed, a bit of a different driving experience.
Lovely little car ! I run the same model here in UK and never have any bother starting or running and spares are plentiful. Regarding Miatadons comments, the 1172 cc sidevalve engine was not fast but produced sufficient torque to get it up most hills without changing down. 2nd in the 3 speed box was a wide ratio gear, low enough to pull comfortably from around 5 mph yet high enough to achive 30 mph which was well above the 25mph from which top gear would accelerate slowly but comfortably in. The buyer of this will enjoy ownership, take it from me.
Oil in the bay keeps rust away! British cars seem to leak oil. I've had three and they did the same. Looks like a replacement clutch slave cylinder but everything appears original otherwise from photo. This would be a great 'townie' grocery getter.
This was "almost" my first car…identical color combo and everything…a relative tried to be nice and help….I had nightmares of "dentures" everywhere…luckily dad realized my panic and came to my rescue….now, I wouldn't mind…it's actually very pretty…/ Lars…
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Cant wait! The Grammys are already on. Me no see no video! Will Prince perform 2nite?
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Hope The Screwdriver dance doesn't backfire. This could turn out to be the worst thing Prince has created since 'Graffiti Bridge'. Braaahahaha!
Now if only he still did the splits!
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Prince age 54 comes up with a new dance! Wow this is gonna be good.
& don't 4get The OakTree which was even crazier....
Morris did "The bird" so what else could b crazier....
Lexave456, I agree. Doing the screwdriver dance to a rock song, Hmm...I don't know, but will see how that vid turns out.
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Well this will be interesting to see what happens with that, considering that "Screwdriver" is a rock song but I can't wait to see the end result!
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Looking at the stills, I'm impressed.
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thanks doc & prince. can't wait for video. however this a rock number, whats with the dancers. the dancers are for his dance songs.
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English terminology for baking goods?
- ideabaker Jul 27, 2008 03:29 PM
Hi all, I've been researching the site for the difference between various names of sugars and flours from America to England or Ireland. I've bought a flour called "Maize Flour" in a big bag (1kg) and have been told it is what Americans call "corn starch" which is a thickener for sauces. But the bag is really big, the color is yellowish (our corn starch is white) and I just can't imagine that this is what we use as corn starch because it would take a loooong time to use up. BTW it says (Cornflour) under where it says "Maize Flour" if that helps.
I went on YouTube and typed in "Cornflour" and all I got were science experiments for kids using this stuff. I was kind of hoping since it is in the baking section that it can be used for cooking something more substantial than children's clay. Any ideas what to do with this? Am I mixing up the terminologies?
Thanks for your thoughts!
Hint: try cornflour define or cornflour definition (on google etc) to weed out the songs and science experiments. wiktionary on cornflour: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cornflour
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Thanks Lagatta; I originally posted this on the British boards, but for some reason it was relocated here, hence changing the need to define "English". It has been frustrating to say the least! I have looked up the information, but Maize flour and Cornflour (in Great Britain as well as in Australia) appear to be two different things... guess I will have to have a play with this stuff and see what I end up with. Just wish I hadn't bought so much of it! Again, thank you for your help!
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Boudleaux, now we may be getting somewhere... "A powdery flour made of finely ground cornmeal, NOT to be confused with cornstarch. The exception is in British recipes where the term "cornflour" is used synonymously with the U.S. word cornstarch. Corn flour comes in yellow and white and is used for breading and in combination with other flours in baked goods." That would mean it would be good for dredging fish or chicken in before frying? And maybe to go half and half with other flours for I don't know, a more "corny" flavour :-)? Guess I better plan for a fish fry to try this out! Thank you for that link...
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You are welcome. Glad it helped!
re: ideabaker
It sounds like the actual corn flour, not starch or meal.
Can be used as a coating for baking and frying meats, or used in baking to make a more bread-like cornbread (versus the sheet cake style). Also good mixed with standard flour for biscuits, pan cakes, etc.
Sprinkle very lightly on eggs when cooking (fried) to get a "crust" on the egg.
re: hannaone
Well tonight I tried using it as a dredging/breading substance on pan fried fish and it came out great; light and crispy. Your "crust" on the eggs is very interesting, wouldn't you need to flip the egg over for a crust to form? If not, at what point do you add the sprinkling of flour over the egg?
re: ideabaker
I usually sprinkle the uncooked side, then flip it to get a light crust on one side.
Have done this with corn flour and potato flour for interesting flavor combinations with the egg.
re: hannaone
Thanks for the clarification hannaone... otherwise I would've ended up with a powdery half raw fried egg :-). I will try this on the weekend, was thinking of making a chorizo/egg/greens/goat cheese/toasted bread stack sort of thing. Will let you know how it turns out!
re: ideabaker
It sounds great for fish. I've been taking a bit of my polenta flour and grinding it finer in the coffee mill that I reserve for spices; I love that on fish as it really prevents pan-fried fish from getting too greasy. And I love fish.
re: babette feasts
Hi Babette... this is the puzzling part, it seems like a fine flour, but it is the color of cornmeal, though definitely not cornmeal (which as you said would be gritty). If it were cornmeal I'd have a clue what to do with it! This stuff, I have no idea what to do with. The product name is "Maize Flour (Cornflour)" but like you said, it isn't white which makes me suspicious. Also since there is so much of it!
re: ideabaker
We get cornflour (the thickener) in 700g bags from Thailand, so a 1kg bag might be for restaurant use - some Asian cuisines use it more in stir fries and as a coating before deep frying, instead of just the occasional chocolate pudding.
Would you say the 1 kg bag is greater volume than 1kg of all-purpose flour? Volume might be an indicator of something, but not sure what.
Also, what is the country of manufacture of the bag in question?
re: babette feasts
The product is a New Zealand product, and I think the consensus is (and the trial run tonight showed) that it is flour made from finely ground cornmeal. So the 1 kg bag makes sense now, because flour is also sold in bags about that size. Thank you so much for helping me figure this out! I'm thinking of making mussel fritters and on another Chowhounders' suggestion using the Maize flour, since mussels have a distinctive taste and the corn taste wouldn't overpower it. Again, thank you!
re: smartie
I've never seen corn flour which isn't white (I'm in the UK). But what's confusing is that the OP says it's really fine, which cornmeal isn't.
It sounds like it could be this:
re: greedygirl
Greedygirl, very interesting link (an African product?) I think you are absolutely correct about what the flour is. We don't have Maize flour (to my knowledge) in the U.S. either. Have figured out it is good for coating fried foods, though still don't know what the whole "adding texture" thing, unless it just means that it makes baked goods more chewy or hearty. In any case, I'm still experimenting with uses until it's all gone, made a dent in it tonight with the fried fish! Again, thank you!
re: smartie
Right, Smartie-- I think we've figured out that British Cornflour, American Cornmeal and this Maize Flour are three different substances; all with their own uses. I'm going to keep using the Maize Flour in place of regular flour for more savory dishes until it's gone. After the light crispiness of the fish I breaded and fried using the Maize flour tonight, I might even end up buying more! Thank you for your reply!
Cornstarch in the UK is cornflour - white, fine, mainly used for thickening sauces and often comes in round blue tubs for some reason. Maize flour is corn flour, like corn meal, but finely milled and you can use it in bread, cakes and pancakes. It's gluten free, so I think a lot of people in the UK use it instead of normal wheat flour, and it's also a key part of several African cuisines.
I had a quick look for you, and the BBC site has a recipe for maize bread using maize flour. I've never cooked with it, but I guess you could just try using it in recipes where you'd normally use plain flour (wheat flour without any raising agents added), like pancakes and see how you go. Tell us if the experiments work!
re: inthekitchencorner
In these African cuisines, do they prefer to use a much finer grind than is typical, say, for Italian polenta?
re: inthekitchencorner
I will definitely try using the Maize flour in place of something with regular flour and will report back. Hey, we may all be onto something new and yummy! It was excellent with the fish, much better in its light crispy texture than regular flour or cornmeal would be.
this is a very old thread but here it is: English use the term "corn flour " for corn starch many times, but if yours is yellow and floury, its simply corn meal ground into a flour, which is what corn tortillas are made from. The thickening stuff is called corn STARCH here in the US. Very confusing, because there are a few cooks who use the term corn flour on their show ( usually Asian) to mean corn starch and of course that would ruin your recipe. Hope this helps for the 2014 year.
re: happygoluckyinoregon
The flour that corn tortillas are made from (if not made from a freshly ground corn 'masa'), is 'masa harina'. It's never yellow.
re: paulj
White corn, yellow corn, vegetable oil (contains soybean, corn, cottonseed and/or sunflower oil), salt, trace of lime.
I got this from a tortilla ad - I buy YELLOW corn tortillas all the time, and its made from yellow corn, so unless you have all of the facts, don't discredit a post. BTW, I do know that masa is made with lime just as hominy grits and not quite the same as just corn meal.
re: happygoluckyinoregon
OK, I'll back off on the 'never yellow'.
When I last bought masa harina (some years ago) white was the only thing available. But I'll stand by the claim that in 2008 in Europe, a finely ground yellow corn probably was not a masa harina.
Indians use corn flower to make special flatbreads. It may be what you have & is not masa harina. If you go to your local Indian store, they might be able to help you out.


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I am having trouble finding any restaurants open on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day in BA that don't charge US$150 per person and up. Are there any other options out there, preferably in Recoleta or walk-able distance? Thanks....
re: skitimber
A local friend in BA told me that Cabana Las Lilas was charging US$100 per person -- that must have been Christmas Eve. Thanks for the tip on Christmas Day. Looks like room service on Christmas Eve.
I wasn't really looking, but I ran across two restaurants last night advertising they'd be open Dec. 24 and 31: Camila (Estado de Israel 4499, Tel: 4864-8001) and El Trapiche (Paraguay 5099, Tel: 4772-7343).
I've been to Camila. It's a solid neighborhood place with a nice atmosphere. I don't know if I'd recommend traveling across the globe to eat there, but it's good. I was at El Trapiche last night and had a very good steak.
Neither is in Recoleta and I have no specifics on their prices or menus for the nights in question, but I'd be shocked if they were charging $150 a head. Mostly I pass this along to suggest that you don't have to get room service on Christmas Eve unless you want to.
re: daniels
If El Trapiche is really open, go! My wife and I were there a couple of weeks ago and had a fabulous meal and great fun. This is a large, "neighborhood" (read: not fancy, not filled with tourists like us -- it's truly all about the food) place that serves large portions of delicious food. If you've reviewed this board, you've seen excellent suggestions from Dan at Casa Saltshaker. The El Trapiche review on his website is titled something like "don't eat anything larger than your head." He wasn't kidding. We went with big appetites, ordered one starter, one side, one main dish, one dessert to share for two of us, and only through diligent effort and a long time at table (while enjoying the soccer game on the tv, of course) did we eat more than half of what we were served. We had a blast, loved our meal, and I highly recommend it.
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I'm staying in Recoleta on NYE, as well, and here are places in Recoleta that are open according to the concierge at our hotel. Each has a special menu that runs $100-150 USD/person
La Cabana (not las Lilas)
you can get contact info for each of these places from: http://www.guiaoleo.com.ar (in Spanish only but fairly straightforward).
Anyone know of any other places?
re: mhdousa
Had a fantastic lunch at La Cabana on our last day in B.A. a couple of weeks ago. Lomo (what else!?) with a side of cheesy creamed spinach. I would gladly return. It was expensive for B.A.
Please let us know if you find anything good--Christmas Eve is the last night of our honeymoon!
My friend and I will be arriving on Christmas morning to BA. We are on a very strct budget. Does anyone know/think if there will be any cheap places around to grab food or will grocery stores be open? A friend suggested that maybe the Jewish area, Once, would have places open.
Also, is it standard for places to close down on New Year's or just have special menus?
Motts (Palermo Soho) is serving a prix fixe menu that night that I think works out to about $80 a person, if I am remembering correctly. Unfortunately, that only includes 1 glass of champagne and they didn't seem to have great times left for reservations, but it's an option.
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On Friday afternoon, a woman driving a tan 4-door sedan ran a red light heading East on 6th Street, hitting a mini-van that was traveling southbound on Broadway in Downtown Chico. The crash sent the sedan spinning, releasing its airbag. The driver was okay, but the driver's mother-in-law in the sedan was taken to Enloe Hospital complaining of an injured hand.
The driver of the mini-van, a woman in her 40s, was also put on a stretcher and taken to Enloe Hospital complaining of back and neck pain.
A passenger in the mini-van estimates that the sedan was traveling at least 35 mph at the point of impact.
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Destin, FL---Professional boxing is coming to what many might think at first glance would be an unlikely place for it, The Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort.
Galaxy Fire Promotions, a relatively new company in the region, is promoting an eight fight professional card a week from tomorrow night at the Linkside Conference Center at Sandestin.
"I have guys from as far away as Dothan, Alabama," said Galaxy Fire promoter and boxer Nate Campbell. "We're gonna have guys from Jacksonville fighting, a couple of guys from Pensacola. It's gonna be a great build up of seeing what we can do over the next three, four or five fights to bring really big names here."
"We're always looking for opportunities to enhance our programming here, with the events we already have," says Sandestin Director of Resort Sales Dan Keyser. "But there's plenty of opportunities in this time of year to get more things at the property. And when they approached us with this boxing opportunity, myself and Mark Hodgon, the general manager, we thought this would be a great event to showcase our location here, to a different crowd you know, regionally as well as locally."
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'Austin's Point' is a large 3500 sq ft home located on 5 private acres with 300' of waterfront along the Union River in Ellsworth. Cathedral wood ceilings with large windows give great views up and down the river from every window. A deck with a hammock and a grill allow viewing of bald eagles, osprey, and seals. Fish from the back yard, or bring your boat/kayak/canoe along for easy access to the Union River Bay and ocean beyond. Inside are 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, sleeps 8 people; 2 of the bedrooms in a self contained attached apartment with complete kitchen. A high quality pool table is in the home. Board games and a full Cedarworks playground set are available for kids. 25 minutes to Bar Harbor, Acadia, and Blue Hill, and 40 minutes to Schoodic Peninsula.
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By 1850, America's supplies of silver had been nearly exhausted as the mother lodes of silver ore discovered out west had been mined dry. The majority of existing American silver dollars were being melted down and sold back to the mint at greatly inflated prices in order to provide it with silver bullion with which it could mint new coins.
Devon Corneal is an attorney and a writer. Her essay, "Can You Hear Me Now? Why Parents Can't Get Kids to Listen," was published online by The Huffington Post (Nov. 3, 2011). In it, Ms. Corneal carps about her children not listening to her. She identifies the three children in question as "a son, a stepson, and the manchild I married." She refers to them as "boys."
For the most part, I have reported on our local economy over the last three years. However, something that has continued to be a concern of mine during that time period has been the plight of our neighbors in Jenkins County.
Ireland's ancient "septs" were very similar to Scottish "clans." Those groups from which the Bulloch County Brannen's are descended include the "O Braonain" and "Mac Branain" family groupings. The term "Mac" designated "the son of" while the term "O" designated "the grandson of" a ruling warrior.
The colonists in British North American quite naturally expected the British Crown to continue to subsidize them. England's rulers, however, had a different idea: they planned on the colonists making them rich. They figured that if all the colonists had was British money, colonial exports and imports would almost exclusively come from and go to Great Britain.
Someone recently asked if I agree with the currently popular parenting adage that "rules without relationship lead to rebellion."
I believe it was Confucius who is reported to have said, "Find a job you love, and you will never work again!" I don't know about you, but this rings so true for me as I always had a job that I couldn't wait to get to, wanted to hang around after work just to look over the place and went home feeling that I had put in a good day.
A couple of weeks ago, I reported some statistics about our local economy which I had compiled for a presentation to Rotary. One of the stats that I found to be the most telling was the bank deposits market share report produced by the FDIC.
With recent headlines screaming of pepper-sprayed shopping competitors and choked customers over a waffle iron, one can truly appreciate the lyrics to the song, originally sung by Angela Lansbury, We Need a Little Christmas. Right now. Right this very minute.
I am standing at the kitchen window, staring into darkness where only a few minutes before the light had smeared lavender across the horizon like a little girl's first attempts at makeup. It is the night before Thanksgiving, the dishwasher has died and one by one each knife, spoon, spatula, pot, plate, bowl, cup and colander involved in the preparation of my assigned dishes - together with all the dirty glasses and plates and silverware that filled the dishwasher at the time of its demise - must be washed and dried by hand.
Americans take their change for granted, and sometimes even consider it a nuisance. This was not the case in the early American colonies. For all intents and purposes, money as we know it didn't exist at all.
In my column last week, I asked you, gentle readers, to submit interesting gift ideas that could be purchased locally. I received four very good suggestions, so I will share them with you.
Patrick Costello, probably one of the finest flailing banjo players in the world, has written a very well read and constantly used beginners book entitled, "The How and Tao of Old Time Banjo." He tells a story of a young man who was trying to learn on his own and was overheard practicing by an old man who stopped to listen for awhile. The old man walked over and asked, "Are you trying to play 'Cotton Eye Joe?' Well, if you are, try this." He then took the banjo and did some remarkable picking and then told the young boy ...
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The Turner Brothers (A.C. and D.B.) controlled, in addition to the Bulloch Herald, rights to three more papers: the Bulloch Times, the Statesboro News, and the Statesboro Star. In 1917, these three papers were then combined into a single paper, the Bulloch Times, and then sold shortly thereafter to the Millers.
It's time once again for me to clarify my position on spanking. I arrived at this reluctant conclusion because twice in the last week, I've been informed that I believe in it - which is not exactly true.
(Note: The following is part of a series of articles looking at the history and evolution of agriculture in Georgia and Bulloch County.)
Again, recent temperatures belie the season, but it truly is the month of November in south Georgia. Whether warm or crisp, it's the season to be thankful for a bountiful harvest: the love of family and friends and all the memories both have provided throughout the year. Incorporate a spirit of thankfulness in every day with each event, feast or fellowship. Be grateful for the minutiae and the mighty, and enjoy the beauty of November with those you love.
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Since the beginning of the 2014-2015 school year, several elementary teachers have asked me why so many of today's kids come to school with anxiety issues. That's a good question, one that I think goes to the heart of contemporary American parenting.
(Note: The following is part of a series of articles looking at the history and evolution of agriculture in Georgia and Bulloch County.)
A preaching friend I knew in south Mississippi about a hundred years ago recently wrote about his summer vacations at his "Granddaddy and Mamaw's" house and the "neat" experience of having to get drinking water via the hand pump and dipper at the well. I wrote him and told him I could remember similar experiences at my dad's family farm in Indiana. The biggest differences, I guess, were the lack of a pump on the well. Grandpa used a bucket, rope and pulley to get the water up, though there was a hand pump attached to the kitchen ...
The local, as in Savannah, public radio station is off the air right now as a result of damage from a lightning storm. Without the voices of Steve Inskeep and David Greene and - since it's October and the Supreme Court is in session - Nina Totenberg igniting the pilot light of my brain, I have been left to entertain myself as I perform my morning ablutions. So I sing.


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We need to stop buying into the myth about gender equality. It isn't a reality yet. Today, women make up half of the U.S. workforce, but the average working woman earns only 77 percent of what the average working man makes. But unless women and men both say this is unacceptable, things will not change. Men have to demand that their wives, daughters, mothers, and sisters earn more—commensurate with their qualifications and not their gender. Equality will be achieved when men and women are granted equal pay and equal respect.
Humanity requires both men and women, and we are equally important and need one another. So why are we viewed as less than equal? These old attitudes are drilled into us from the very beginning. We have to teach our boys the rules of equality and respect, so that as they grow up, gender equality becomes a natural way of life. And we have to teach our girls that they can reach as high as humanly possible.
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- See all the costs and their detailed specification before making the reservation
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- Get the calculation for reservation, calculate advance and pay using Pay Pal or other means of payment
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The developer proved that he is up to the job in resolving issues and he even went far beyond my expectations to make sure I was happy with the extension.
The extension met my expectations, the developer exceeded my expectations.
Well done.
I've tried many other booking components, and this one beats most of them.
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- it could be used as property listing system too
- Easy seasonal prices creating system.
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- Creating season prices needs to have option to set different price according to different number of persons
- Big Koparent images in admin area. This is just a small rant, rather than actuall cons. IMHO, it's OK to brand your component, but smaller icons with link in bottom could do same job as well ;)
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After hours of searching and testing for suitable Real Estate component I have decided to try this one. My site needed few things other components did not provide ex: custom search filters (like drop-down boxes or radio buttons) which could also appear in search form, searching properties by year of built and so on.
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To show my gratitude I decided to translate the whole component as they did not have it translated to my language yet. And then I was positively surprised and realized how many possibilities this component have. It is HUGE! It can manage almost everything from ticket reservation through Real Estate. I have used it also for my other site, where you can book and rent bilboard stand all over the country! If you are serching for a component to sell, rent or book things and places. Try it! It is worth every effort.
Dear Koparent Team, you deserve for a standing ovation! Thank you again!
also excellent after-sales service, very attentive to suggestions and willing to solve any problems.
I would really recommend this component.
discounts, additional costs per reservation, etc...). The installation was easy and what suprised me was the support, they responded in a matter of minutes. I dont't think that all features are covered in the demo on
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A student who walked into a health services building with a weapon at the University of Louisville has been disarmed.
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KINGSPORT - Ralph's Bar and Grill is having its "last call." The bar and neighboring Christ the King Motel are closing, and Kingsport Transmissions is relocating. The changes will make way for a new Walgreens and other development. Ned Jilton II photo.Comments
KINGSPORT - A dozen years after it was started, Meadowview continues to grow by leaps and bounds. Anchored by its namesake (MeadowView Conference Resort & Convention Center) the area has seen steady development and skyrocketing property values since the cComments
KINGSPORT - Two years ago this month, Michael Vaughn was laid off from Quebecor World after working 30 years as a machine operator at the plant. At 47, Vaughn faced an uncertain future, with no education and no job prospects.Comments
KINGSPORT - Scooters are quickly moving off showroom floors these days, so much so that a local dealer had only one scooter in the building. And it wasn't for sale; it was there for service.Comments
Work started about three months ago on the project, and so far contractors have torn off the old metal siding, exposing the original brick. Now scaffolding stands on the front facing Broad Street, where workers are patching and repairing the old facade.Comments
Sales tax revenue jumped a whopping 20 percent in Kingsport in June, marking the third consecutive month of sales tax growth in the city.Comments
KINGSPORT - "I just really wanted to do a Cajun-style music hall that served barbecue and played bluegrass and blues. I like the feel of everybody eating and drinking and music and dancing. And so when we had the opportunity to buy the building next door,Comments
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Sentences with "portion"
Found: 1
- Tom got a small portion of pie. T37222
- トムはパイを少しもらった。
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