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I bought this car with 69,000 on it and it has 97,000 now. The way the car is performing I would not doubt that it may reach 200,000. Engine is spotless. I heard my pastor's wife say right next to me not knowing it was mine that it was a very quiet car. Made me feel proud. Not to mention getting 53 mpg consistently and a/c still works. I prayed for 2 weeks for a 3 cylinder 5 speed metro at a time when very few were selling them because of fuel prices. I did find some for sale on eBay but did not want to go out of state. Then this car showed up about 2 1/2 miles from my house. The guy said he just showed up with it one hour ago. Paid 2,700. It is just like I wanted but better. Will never sell it!
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I'm truly impressed!! I bought it
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for $3500. I now have 52K miles,
and the car has been ABSOLUTELY
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mpg in PURE city driving (and Los
Angeles traffic is as bad as it gets)
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2000 Chevrolet Metro Hatchback 2dr Hatchback
2nd Metro I've owned and reliability
was reason for purchasing again. I had
187000 on first Metro and was on
original engine, clutch, and
transmission. This one does not get
the mileage the first one got and not
as peppy either. It is more
comfortable and has a/c.
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2000 Chevrolet Metro Hatchback LSi 2dr Hatchback
1st metro was a '97 w/ 49k. Drove it to
100k, NEVER a problem, not one! A lady
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amazed, walked away without a scratch.
Car even still ran! Once insurance co
settled purchased a 2000 w/ 34k. Have
been driving it for 8 months, love these
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For what this car is about, getting
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with little gas. At 6'2" it is not the
car for me but for my wife it works
fine. Credit card dollars helped
reduce the cost of this car to < $6000
new. So, that helped.
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is original. It handles very well
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winds). Acceleration is not great,
especially with air conditioning on,
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For someone who needs only basic, no
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gear overdrive allows me to coast down
a hill without touching the gas pedal
and provided me with fifty-seven MPG.
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There was a classic study done in the 80's in which people taste tested Coke and Pepsi. Pepsi was preferred almost 9/10 times, because it is sweeter. Cokes' brand loyalty is through the roof! Basically people pick a side and stick to it, but when we don't know which is which we pick the sweeter drink.
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I have a 90+ year old brick house (traditional center hall colonial). When my kitchen was renovated a while back, a relatively useless window in the corner was removed in order to extend the run of the upper cabinets. I am finally trying to get the outside space where the window used to be filled in, and am at a loss. I have been told by several contractors that due to the age of the house, it will be impossible to truly match the brick (color and size are slightly different from new bricks), and I don't want something that would look like a bad patch job. I'm told a common trick is to replace the window, but paint it black inside - I don't like that idea in the least. I don't think it will be possible to disguise the fact that a window used to be there, so I'd like to play that up with a decorative element of some sort (I was thinking of some design with tile), but the size and placement makes that a bit iffy. It was a smallish window (maybe 2x3-1/2? - don't have the dimensions handy). but it's still a good-sized space to fill in. Anyone have any creative ideas?? Thanks for any input! |
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a common trick is to replace the window, but paint it black inside Not a "trick" but a way to retain the original look when you can't match the old bricks. Sometimes I can't even find ten-year old bricks. Keep an eye out for local demolitions. |
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If you still have the frame in place, buy wood shutters and fit them in the window in the "closed" position. This is more convincing if the rest of the house has shutters. It's a traditional way to hide "blind" windows in facades. A blind window is sometimes called for to maintain symmetry, but an actual window opening is impossible due to issues on the interior. Casey |
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no_clever_name: You could have enough matching brick carefully removed and cleaned from a more inconspicuous area, say behind a bush near the foundation, and have the replacements installed there. You'll have to pay for a mortar analysis also. You don't want to go through all this trouble and expense and then not have that match either. Expensive, but your problem will disappear in a few years of weathering. |
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Thank you all for your responses! (Had a very busy week and could not check for responses until now.) I really appreciate the variety of responses, but I'm afraid most of them won't work for one reason or another. (I will say I was particularly intrigued with the idea of moving brick from a less visible area of the house, but I think that is likely to cost more than I'm prepared to spend.) Since I posted, I've spoken with a local architect who has lived and worked in this area for a long time, and I think we have a solution that should be reasonably attractive and not outrageously expensive. There is a large wood or stucco (you'd think I'd know that after living here so long...!) "bay" area on the outside of the dining room, on the same wall as "the window that was." The thought is to take off on that idea, probably re-frame the window area in some fashion, and fill in the window with a material similar to the bay. Then 2-3 decorative medallions would be placed in that area. This was actually my original idea, inspired by a decorative plaster frieze over the front door, but I couldn't find a medallion or other decorative element that was proportioned properly for the space; however, the architect was able to find a source with a couple designs that will fit the character of the house. Thank you again for taking the time to share your creativity with me! |
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I hope you will post a pic of the finished project. I'd love to see it. Kathy |
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Cookbook creator says: I took different notes from other users to add to recipe such as: add baby carrots, red potatoes, garlic. Use low sodium soup and serve over whole wheat noodles. Submitted by -AMANDA79- Carbs: 12.4g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 26.9g | Calories: 214
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An interesting but tasty dessert, perfect for a cool evening. Carbs: 29.5g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 5.2g | Calories: 143
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Now I want to talk a little bit about the Smart Sharpen dialog before we actually begin to do our Sharpening, so that we know where we are going with this. Well for starters Smart Sharpen works phenomenally well. Now one of the reasons why it works so well is because you have a number of different controls. On the left hand side we have our preview here to zoom in and out. We will also be able to see the Sharpening on the image in the background. On the right hand side we have the option to choose Basic or Advanced. Now whenever you see those options, typically you want to go for Advance, because it means you have more controls. When it comes to Sharpening, you want as many controls as possible and you want those, because you don't want to over sharpen. There is nothing worse than an over sharp image. It just looks like there is something strange, something wrong and it takes away from the intent in the point of the photograph.
Well, next we have some settings. We can use default. We can also save some settings, i.e. if we have some certain Sharpening settings we are going to use for the web, we can save those as a preset and then reapply those and then use those as a starting point. Down below, we have our Amount. That's the overall intensity. Then underneath that we have the Radius. Now you may be thinking, where is the threshold, because I'm used to Unsharp Mask? And there is that threshold side. Well, that's built into the algorithm here. The other thing that we want to take note of is when you go back up to the top, you will notice I have the Shadow and Highlight tabs. Well, those appear when I click on this Advance button. Those give me the ability to modify the Sharpening that we can see on the Highlight and the Shadow sides. Now there are three types of Sharpening, you can remove, Gaussian and Lens and Motion.
Typically Lens is going to be best, and I'll show you why in the next movie. The Gaussian is very similar to Unsharp Mask and then the Motion. Well, that month it's pretty difficult to pick the angle and again we will see that in a moment, but just now you have those three options, you want to choose Lens Blur most of the time and then finally we have this little button down here, More Accurate. What's that about? Now, More Accurate is about sharpening little tiny details. Now in my opinion the name isn't exactly perfect for this, because you think More Accurate, well, yeah, I want more of that. I want more details Sharpening. Sure, well not necessarily. You don't necessarily want the details if someone skinned of you sharp, right? You want the edges of their face perhaps, so the edges of their nose, of their sunglasses or of their hair, but not the little details of the pores, skin.
Yet on the other hand, let's say, you have a product or in this case, I have the wall on this image of this painting and there are nice details in this wood, the texture of the wood. Will More Accurate work well here? Yeah, it might bring out that texture a little bit. I want a little bit more texture so in that case it would work. Or in the other hand, let's say, you have a product photograph and there is a little tiny logo and its photograph of a watch and you want that logo to really snap. Well, More Accurate might help you out there. All right, well, now that we have briefly looked at the Smart Sharpen dialog, let's go ahead and apply what we have learned and we will do that in the next movie.
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Brignac Has Two Hits, Leads Rays Over Twins 6-2
Reid Brignac went 2 for 2 with an RBI double in the Tampa Bay Rays' 6-2 win over the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday.
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Right-hander Jason Marquis has returned to the Minnesota Twins after a two-week leave to tend to his seriously injured young daughter.
Bard Allows 3 Runs As Red Sox Beat Twins 9-7
Daniel Bard made his final case for a rotation spot, allowing three runs and four hits in six innings Friday as the Boston Red Sox beat a Minnesota Twins' split squad 9-7.
McDonald Allows 10 Runs, 7 Hits, 7 Walks To Twins
James McDonald allowed 10 runs, seven hits and seven walks in just 3 2-3 innings as the Pittsburgh Pirates lost to the Minnesota Twins 11-6 Thursday.
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Designated hitter is working out just fine for Justin Morneau.
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The Minnesota Twins scored four runs off Japanese left-hander Tsuyoshi Wada and held the Baltimore Orioles hitless until the eighth inning in a 5-0 exhibition victory Tuesday.
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Francisco Liriano gave up four hits over five shutout innings in the Minnesota Twins' 6-4 loss to a New York Yankees split squad on Friday.
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Carl Pavano struggled as the Baltimore Orioles had finished with 14 hits in an 11-1 win over the Minnesota Twins on Thursday.
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Luke Hughes hit a three-run homer, and Liam Hendriks allowed two runs and four hits over four innings Wednesday as the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 7-3.
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Roy Halladay was yanked in the third inning after getting rocked in the Minnesota Twins' 6-4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday.
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Nick Blackburn pitched three scoreless innings and the Minnesota Twins hit three home runs Sunday to beat a New York Yankees split squad 5-1.
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I have keyboard commands set up for exporting my .idw drawings to .pdf format (PD for me.) I would also like to set this up for exporting my drawing to .dxf format. I think this can be done with a macro that can be activated by a keyboard command, but I could be wrong. I don't want to do this with an iLogic. Does anyone else have this written all ready? I have absolutely no experience with script writing and would appreciate any help! Or if anyone has a better suggestion, that would be great as well!
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I have loaded the ivb file and assigned it a key prompt (DX.) However, when I enter this, nothing appears to happen. Am I doing something wrong?
Just wondering... are u doing this so you can export the flat pattern?
No, I need to export the entire drawing (side views and all) into DXF. The line that it's asking me to debug is:
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1. Heat a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat; add oil. Add onion and garlic; sauté 4 minutes or until onion is tender. Stir in lemon rind.
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he was in the market for a truck. wanted to look at the chevys, fords and titans. he didnt even think about the tundras till i mentioned them.
we went looking today, open mind across the board.
toyota first- salesman was great. second good salesman we've experienced at the dealership, better than the other two toyota dealerships ive been to.
+interior features
+extended cab rear seat room was best in class
+assembled in US even though its a jap truck
-bit expensive
-interior was functional and nice looking, but not as nice as the avalanche
-seats kinda suck on the sr5 model
-front-end needs some cosmetic work
We went to the chevy dealership and looked at the silverado and avalanche. the dealership was empty and the salesman was very poor. did not know much about the trucks and didn't sell us a car
silverado1500 assembled in usa
+price was pretty good
+power was nice, not as good as toyota
+exhaust tone was nice
-rattled like crazy
-rear seat room sucked
-interior was very cheap looking
-gm depreciation
avalanche assembled in mexico
+looked very nice inside
+unique and original features
+very solid compared to the silverado
+outside was pretty sweet looking when in z71 package
-price was extremely high when decked out
-gm depreciation
-couldn't get z71 and base truck for under 32K with all incentives
-not real usable over a crew cab, short bed imo.
-only excuse for buying over an import was the "support american" phrase. I said this truck is made in mexico, tundras are made in texas. he didnt have much to say then.
no chance to look at fords and checked out the titans. first salesman didn't know much about the trucks so he got his buddy which knew quite a bit- or atleast he thought he did. cool kid, i think i met him at some car meets from before.
+power was nice
+brakes werent bad
+nice looking truck and sound
-price was surprisingly high, higher than the tundra
-no aux trans cooler with tow package
-interior seemed very cheap and lame
-seemed to rattle which was surprising
-depreciation as bad as an american car
-no back leg room on extended cab
so after testing out 4 similar vehicles we came to the conclusion that the toyota was the best. it had the most power, and most functionality. my buddys doesn't have the bed strap system like the tacomas have stock, but the toyota ones are by far the best looking and functioning design out of nissan and chevy. the latter 2 look extremely cheap and poorly thought out.
the toyota had the best leg room in the rear for an extended cab. i was amazed. the simple storage solutions in the tundra really stuck out as well- theres a buisness card holder even. the center filing cabinet is a great idea (i have some folders sitting on my tacoma seat right now!), double glove box....just to name a few. toyota had the best use of space by far.
i know we didnt test drive the fords, but we looked at them last month when i was looking for a truck. the decked out trucks had really nice interiors and the cheaper ones were...just that, cheap.
if i hadnt owned 2 prior high mileage toyotas he would never had considered toyota he said. what was suprising was the fact that toyota was the cheapest out of the bunch. i thought it woulda been the most. you have the ability to have multiple configurations and arent locked into buying a bunch of options you don't want.
toyota dealer was crowded as usual, something i rarely see from an american company anymore. hmm. i was a little jealous of how much truck you could get for the money....but then i got in my tacoma and it's nice not hauling around 5500lbs all the time.


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I see many of you only add half of the LME during initial boil and then add the other half at the end of e boiling phase. What are the benefits and risks of doing it this way? Thanks
i would suggest that you add it all at the beginning. nobody has confirmed this for me yet, but i think LME and DME do not undergo a hot break before it is packaged and sold. you could possibly get an infection if the extract doesn't get heated long/hot enough. i don't know exactly why people say to end it at the end, but i suppose it has something to do with the hops in the recipe. wort that has lots of extract in it will not utilize as much of the hops you put in it. maybe the recipe was trying to skimp on hops by keeping the extract levels down until the very end. if you have a recipe that says to add the DME at the end, and you want to add it at the beginning, use this recipe calculator to adjust the hops quantities and ensure that you keep the hops IBU's at the level the recipe specifies. be sure to set the "batch size" and "boil size" correctly. http://beercalculus.hopville.com/recipe
The longer you boil the LME/DME the more you'll darken your wort. So for a darker beer I would add all of the sugars right after pulling my steeping grains. For a lighter colored beer some of the sugars will be added in the last 10 minutes uf the boil. As stated above, I would enter your OG (based on your sugar additions) into an brewing calculator and calculate your bittering hop addition to make sure your keeping close to the recipe guidlines. The benefits are keeping a beer to style. The risks are changing the bittering to a level that could be outside the style guidlines. good luck, Bull
Whether LME or DME, I start the boil with 1lb and add the remainder at 15 minutes. That's all the hotbreak it needs. You get slightly better hop utilization with a less-dense boil. There is no need to boil off DMS since this has already been done by the maltster. If I'm doing a PM then all of the extract is added at 15 minutes.
When a long boil darkens the wort (as mentioned above), it changes some of the sugars into unfermentables. Overboiled extract may not hit the FG target and it may end up a bit sweeter than you might like. Barleywines are overboiled on purpose, to add extra caramel notes and color.
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Also, there has been ongoing debate about hop utilization and density of the wort. I can't remember where the thread is, but someone IIRC, somehow showed that there was no perceptible difference in hop utilization between a sugar dense wort or a less dense wort. I completely agree with the statement that making late additions of LME will help prevent darkening the beer. However, in every late addition, you will still want to add it no later than the last 15 minutes of the boil so that any bugs that might be in it are killed.
thanks for all the tips. much appreciated. can't believe how much I have learned in the last week by coming to this forum. cheers.
Stop using so much caramel malt. Your beer will thank you.(yes, Carapils is a caramel malt...so is Special B)FERMENTINGBOTTLED pujwI HIq Mild Ale KPA Khitomer Pale Ale
I've added both DME and LME (and honey, and corn sugar) at flame out. I know that it's said that you want to boil it "at least 15 minutes" to kill bugs etc, but at flame out my wort is over 210 degrees. That's enough to pasteurize anything- I pasteurize milk at 160 for example- so flame out is ok with me. When I added it with 15 minutes left, it stopped my boil. Not really a big deal, but I make a lot of IPAs and APAs so it screwed up my hopping. I started adding it at flame out, and have been much happier. I don't use extract much anymore, but if I did use it again I'd still do add the majority of it at flame out.


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Interview: Michael Shannon Talks 'Take Shelter,' Religion, Letting Go Emotionally and His Long Journey from 'Hellcab'
Features By Kevin Carr on December 12, 2011 | Be the First To CommentYou've seen Michael Shannon before. Many times before. Similar to screen veterans Chris Cooper or Dylan Baker, Shannon is one of those actors who has had an extended career in front of the camera long before anyone really took notice of him. Even though he has been in films since the early 90s, he gained a strong national presence in 2009 with an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor in Revolutionary Road. Shannon is getting more attention now with the independent hit Take Shelter, playing a man named Curtis who starts having apocalyptic visions, leading him to build an underground shelter to protect his family. With Take Shelter in limited release and acting award buzz building, Shannon took part of his lunch break from his "super" schedule to chat with Film School Rejects about his career and what he hopes will happen with this stand-out independent film.
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A few weeks ago, the president told a newspaper the solution to partisanship is politics and more politics. That's how you work toward the building of agreements.
Unfortunately, it wasn't Barack Obama. It was Mexico's Enrique Pena Nieto. As Washington has been mired in gridlock this year, consider what's happening just across the border. One of the first things Pena Nieto did after assuming office just weeks ago was to announce a pact for Mexico, an ambitious set of reforms to raise taxes, increase competition and take on the teachers' unions.
Now, it is one thing to announce a plan, quite another to get support for it and President Pena Nieto's pact comes with endorsements from across the spectrum, the conservatives he ousted from office as well as the leftist Democrats.
While the world has gotten used to a torrent of images and news of drug-related violence from Mexico, another side of this country has been quietly developing.
Consider the facts: Mexico's GDP is expected to grow by nearly 4 percent this year, twice as fast as Brazil or, for that matter, the United States. It is riding a manufacturing boom. Mexico is now the world's fourth biggest producer of cars, according to the World Trade Atlas. Starting next year, new taxis in New York City will carry a "made in Mexico' label." Mexico is also the world's top exporter of flat screen TVs. In fact, Mexico exports more manufactured products than all the other countries in Latin America combined.
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Three main factors are in play: For one, geography. Sharing a border with the United States means heavy products are cheaper to transport across than if they were manufactured in, say, Asia.
A second factor is NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement. Mexican products are subject to lower duties than those from other countries. In fact, The Economist points out that Mexico has trade deals with 44 countries, the most of any nation in the world.
The third factor is wages. As other manufacturing hubs become more expensive, Mexico has become more competitive. According to HSBC, in 2000 Mexican workers earned nearly five times the salary of their Chinese peers. But, by 2011, Mexican workers were only about a third more expensive than Chinese workers.
When you project all these advantages into the next few years, Mexico's economic future looks robust. The National Intelligence Council released an important report called Global Trends 2030. One of the trends it looks at is how demographic changes will shape the world. Countries with younger, more dynamic populations will grow faster.
While the median age in Mexico will be 34 in 2030, the median Chinese or Russian age will be about ten years older. Japan's median age will hit 52. America actually has an advantage here, at 39 our median age will only be five years older than that of Mexico's. Trends don't ensure particular outcomes, but it's clear that contrary to its global image, Mexico's economy has momentum. It will be among the world's top ten economies by the end of this decade.
Smart reforms can build it further. The irony is that one possible impediment to Mexico's growth could be the very country that is its biggest asset – the United States. If we slow down, so will Mexico. But perhaps that can be avoided if Washington's polarized factions could agree on a way forward. Maybe we need to take some lessons from south of the border.
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maybe its time for Americans to cross the boarder!
Why would you cross your boarder? Better cross the border...
A military Major friend asked what he should be on the look out for as he is gonna be stationed close to the Mexico border, a city where lots of Mexican Americans live. He asked "I gotta be careful, they chop heads off over there".
First I looked at him like, "They made you a Major" Second; "That only happens in Mexico, plus military are prohibited from entering Mexico". Third, "It would help if you learned a little Spanish" Fourth, "You will be in a region where Mexican food is Top Notch with countless of restaurants competing for you dollar". And last, "Open your mind a little" he didn't appreciate that, figures coming from an American who only knows one culture.
Your friend is probably being stationed at Ft. Bliss, Texas. I grew up there and it is 85% Mexican American. One of the safest towns in America with great quality of life and friendly people. Across the border is Juarez, but you don't want to go there.
If I run a tube from my butt to my car`s engine, how many black bean burritos will I need to ingest in order to get from Amarillo to Cabo San Lucas?
It's NOT their clean water system ! !
One of the best things we can learn from Mexico is to examine their illegal immigration laws and adopt them here
There is much we can learn from Mexico. Its southern borders are secure and those who come in illegally are jailed and deported. Voter ID is required. The ID has a picture protected by a holograph and a thumb print, they successfully send there excess unemployed across the northern border to work, collect benefits and send cash back to Mexico. They do not have a freeloader welfare system. Foreigners are not given free benefits, any state benefit will only be given to a person with an official ID. So let's follow Mexico's shining example.
Building an EV kit car in my parents' garage sounds appealing, but A) It's probably very expensive and not safe enough, and B) nobody is going to pay me unless I sell the vehicle, and I want to build one that I can use. So where does that situation leave people like me in the US as a less than wealthy American? Eh?
Lets see what can America learn: 1. Encourage those that are dependent on welfare, food stamps and just refuse to take a job to move north to Canada. 2. Help those that qualify for number 1 to get closer to the border.
that rats have 2 legs.....
What can the US learn from Mexico? To punish lawbreakers harshly enough that future lawbreakers will think twice before breaking the law in the first place.
We could also have a robust economy. Military spending has been a drag on our economy. Take about half of what we spend on the military and put it to work building roads and bridges, replacing dams and replacing our electrical grid system so that we can use our largest energy resource, the wind. By doing all of these things, we would create more jobs than has been created over the last decade combined.
mexican, please. we can learn how to flavor guacamole from them. thats all.
It is good to see Mexico doing well; the people deserve a lot better than they have been getting. That is good for the US. Their corruption and gross income inequality will keep them from getting to where they could.
Our median US age will be almost as young as Mexico because so much of our population will be Mexican.
Mexico teaches us that the best export is unwanted people and our most valuable import is unregistered Democrats. Eric Holder distributes assault weapons to Mexican criminals while Sheriff and pistol-packing hypocrite Feinstein seeks to criminalize US citizens for a semi-auto .22 squirrel gun. Yep, there's a whole lot that Mexico can teach us.
One big advantge that Mexico has over the US, is that is has the PRI. Please don't get me wrong here. I know the PRI has a history of intense corruption, but what I am trying to say is that Mexico has a centrist party represented by the PRI, the PAN would be the equivalent to the Republicans and the PRD the equivalent to the Democrats. Having a 3rd centrist party allows to break the polarizing politics we have seen in the US for decades and to find majority support in many issues that would otherwise be frozen in gridlock. We the people of the US could take a lesson from that. Imagine if in the US we had a strong 3rd party that would tend to be moderatelly socially conservative and moderatelly economically liberal.
Learn to spell, and properly construct a sentence.
If Mexico is doing so well, then feed your people. Maybe they'll stop invading our country. Deport them.
Mexicans are very racists more than any race in the world. They come here illegally and enjoy the fruits of the economy and they produce kids to become US Citizens (They dont use condoms, say it is against their catholic religion, what a joke) and at the same time they hate America and they be loyal to Mexican flag and they carry it everywhere. What a hypocracy it is? We, the Americans are also responsible for their illegal boom, because in the beginning we are very sorry for them and we thought they are just coming because they dont have a good living there, so we acted as humanly with passion, so Mexicans took advantage of they and started jumping the border. They are so racist that when they meet another Mexican, they only talk in Spanish, forgetting that there are other American folks there who doesn't understand Spanish, why should they, because they forced America to learn Spanish and waste tax payers money, by forcing us to print every communication in both English and Spanish. Bravo Mexicano!!! Nice game.
This writer must be talking about the diplomacy of the Mexican President. Does he mean that their President has more tact and diplomacy and is able to actually lead the policy makers of his country? If that is what he means then I totally agree.
What the U.S. can learn from mexico? dont p!ss and s&*t in your own drinking water for starters
What we can learn from Mexico. Allowing most of the resources of an entire nation to be controlled by a very small porton of its residence leaves millions of people in absolute poverty. Almost sounds like where America is going
Hey man,,,, go to tijuana.. and see what its happening... go to Chiapas...Oaxaca.. as a reporter or as a camera man... live there for 3 days..;.. and then give me an opinion ok??? you see tooo much soap operas my friend
Hey SIanderer (aka SIandrew), Now that you've taught us all about the four major races here on Earth (Caucasoid, MongoIoid, Neg roid, and Mexisoid), why don't you move to Borneo and teach them about how IiberaIism is a severe mentaI disorder.
Mexico's one term presidencies are a nice start.
Mexican hunger salaries do not produce stability. To the contrary, mini wages throw thousands into the hands of drug traffickers.
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what we can learn, send all your poor into a richer country, then steal
President Obama can learn that disarming the people leaves only the lawless armed, and the citizens like sheep to the slaughter.
Americans go by instincts not by rational thinking. Introduce a new thing to them they will react by their instincts. Had they been using brains they would have changed many of their indefensible laws. America has abundant natural resources an advantage over other countries. Things are changing but, the national debt is pulling America under and if nothing rational is done about it soon, some nations which Americans despise will soon pull ahead of her!
As Americans we always see on the local newes another tourist getting killed in Mexico, on Tel Mundo or CNN like's to present the topic that Mexico is a dangerous places where the drug lord thrive and make millions when selling drugs across the border to places in the United States of America and Canada as well. Mexico is not just a place where people are drug mules and the industry is based on drugs and guns, it's quite a rich country that has lot's of history and has given us singers and food that entered the American markets. Being an American who has visted Mexico the people have always been open minded to talk about their cultures, and music with them over cup of coffie or soda with them at the local cafe. As Americans we must travel outside of borders and explore different cultures and not judge them what we see on the local newes, this has been our mistake for many years when we judge races like the American Hispanic community and Arab American community as well in our society. What as Americans we can learn from Mexico is to be open minded and learn to listen and share ideas with our friends south of the border, and not to judge all hard working Mexcians as illegal workers who want to steal our jobs but treat with respect and let them be apart our of growing society for years to come.
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Lawyers for accused Colorado shooter not ready to enter plea
Attorneys for James Holmes, accused of killing a dozen people last summer in a suburban Denver movie theater, say they won't be ready to enter a plea due to the large number of charges against their client.
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Accused movie theater gunman James Holmes has been ordered to stand trial on charges he shot 12 people to death and wounded dozens more at a midnight screening of a Batman film last summer, but he is unlikely to enter a plea at a Friday court appearance.
His lawyers informed Colorado state court Judge William Sylvester on Thursday that they were not ready to proceed to an arraignment of their client on the scores of criminal counts leveled against the 25-year-old former graduate student.
Sylvester ruled a short time later that evidence presented by prosecutors during a three-day preliminary hearing this week had established probable cause to believe that Holmes committed the crimes, and ordered him bound over for trial on all counts.
The judge said Holmes, described by his own lawyers as suffering from an unspecified mental illness, should remain held without bail and indicated he would grant a postponement for Holmes' arraignment.
The ruling followed three days of wrenching testimony about the shooting, its bloody aftermath and the elaborate preparations that Holmes is accused of making for the attack.
Some legal experts say the proceedings left Holmes' lawyers little choice but to mount an insanity defense for their client.
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Our Medical Unit has been talking with Scientists throughout the day about the exciting announcement that a clinical trial in Thailand showed progress in the effort to develop a vaccine for AIDS:
As we have received more comments about the AIDS vaccine several things are clear.
1. There is definite scientific enthusiasm over these results. We have heard from several AIDS experts who are using words such as "positive step", "important result" , "first signal" and even "spectacular success." The scientific excitement is strong although everybody agrees this is not a "home run".
2. There was so little expectation that this vaccine would be effective. But perhaps more important, there is concern over depending too much on a vaccine to treat AIDS. Robert Schooley, the chairman of infectious disease at UC San Diego and someone who has researched AIDS since 1981, talked about how far away a vaccine is from approval and how some in the scientific community fear there will be too much emphasis on a vaccine. He talks about "a wasted decade" in AIDS research:
"I think this was because expectations for this trial were low and because even a scientifically successful study would still leave an AIDS vaccine that would be used clinically many years away. Thus, outside of a soundbite to the public that some scientific progress is being made, the practical implications in terms of clinical medicine and public policy are very modest. AIDS vaccine development should continue to be a scientific priority but public policy decisions about treatment and prevention should still be made with the mindset that an effective vaccine could still be many decades away. We saw a wasted decade in which one of the major reasons given for not expanding treatment to where the epidemic was raging was that "a vaccine is around the corner. This led to complacency and a sense that a vaccine would rescue us from having to address the challenge of treating infected people. The results of this very well done vaccine trial should not be an excuse to slide back into wishful thinking that we're going to see a clinically useful vaccine anytime soon."


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text: EAST LONGMEADOW The Cruise Store celebrated 20 years in business on Nov. 1. The Cruise Store was founded by area attorney and avid cruiser, Don Anderson, in 1991 as a one room office next to his law office at 94 State St., Springfield. In the beginning, The Cruise Store, was an "800" company that advertised in national publications such as "Cruise Travel Magazine," "USA Today," and even in Florida newspapers such as "Ft. Myers News Press," "Venice Gondolier," and "Florida Today." The success led to the opening of the first storefront Cruise Store in May 1992 on Crane Avenue in East Longmeadow, which was across from where the Walgreens is now. Five and one-half years later, in December 1997, The Cruise Store moved to its current location, next to the Dunkin' Donuts, at 55 Maple St. The Cruise Store is operated by Maureen Anderson, wife of Don Anderson. Don and Maureen met on the then biggest cruise ship in the world back in October 2000 in New York, yet both lived in East Longmeadow. Maureen became president in December 2005. She was previously a vice president at Carroll Travel in West Springfield. Don and Maureen write a monthly travel column for The Reminder called "Travel Matters." Over the last few years The Cruise Store has hired some of the industry's best local travel agents, who have either owned, managed, or were top agents where they previously worked. They include Cindy Strosic, Christine Bingham, and Lisa Herrick, who also speaks fluent Spanish. The Cruise Store has blended old fashioned customer service and state of the art websites such as www.CruiseStore.com and a special site for troops and veterans called MilitaryCruises.com. While starting as a cruise only agency, the Cruise Store now sells all types of non-cruise land vacations. They recently were awarded the prestigious "Golden Apple" Award from Apple Vacations for outstanding sales. The Cruise Store can be reached at 525-9001 or firstname.lastname@example.com. |


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I didn't even know that this plant was a begonia until I saw a post on the Name That Plant forum. Is this a Superba? It has put out stems of pink flowers once or twice, not very dramatic. |
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It is definitely a superba type cane begonia. Possibly 'Lana' or 'Sophie Cecile'. Since you said it bloomed I would go with 'Lana' since Sophie rarely blooms. Looks like this one is a bit gangly and overgrown and is long overdue for a serious haircut or bushwhacking. Here are a couple of my Sophie's that I trimmed summer of 2012 and how they looked one year later. |
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Thanks! The pink flowers were something like yours, not the huge clusters that I have seen in photos of some Superbas. If it flowers again I will post a pic. Now that I know what it is I can take better care of it. |
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Lana can bloom indoors as well as outdoors. I used to have big clusters of flowers but recent years I haven't. Don't know if I need more sun or more fertilizer or what. I don't remember ever seeing my Sophie bloom and I've had it 30 years or more. Here is an example of Irene Nuss bloom (another superba type) with large clusters of flowers. I've seen better but this is from this year. |
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Kids, families take over Omaha street for fun, fitness
UPDATED 6:58 PM CDT Jul 27, 2013Part of a busy Omaha street was closed to traffic Saturday, but open to families as part of Play Streets, where people of all ages can see that fitness can be fun.
Video TranscriptBUSY DOWNTOWN STREET.. ..WAS CLOSED TO TRAFFIC.. ..FOR SIX HOURS TODAY. BUT: IT áOPENED áUP, FOR áFAMILIES.. ..AS PART OF "PLAY STREET." IT'S DESIGNED TO HELP EVERYONE SEE.. ..THAT FITNESS..CAN BE FUN! K-E-T-V NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S KRISTYNA ENGDAHL TAKES US THERE. WHEN YOU TAKE ALMOST A MILE OF DOWNTOWN OMAHA -- AND DEDICATE IT TO áKIDS..BEFORE LONG, IT TURNS INTO A CIRCUS.(Katie Sommer: I think it's just a wonderful way to spend a Saturday morning.) KATIE SOMMER BROUGHT HER TWO BOYS TO "PLAY STREET". USUALLY KNOWN AS FARNAM STREET..BUT NOT TODAY -- FOR ONE AFTERNOON ..IT'S NINE CITY BLOCKS..JUST FOR FAMILIES.(Lisa Dworak/Play Streets Coordinator, City of Omaha: The goal of Play Streets is to really encourage physical activity among children, families in a really fun way.) AND IT DOESN'T GET MUCH áMORE PHYSICAL THAN ROCK CLIMBING. JUST ASK MALIK TIBBS..EVEN THOUGH HE MAKES IT LOOK EASY.(Malik Tibbs: My challenges is get over them lumps and stuff, then all you got to do is try and pull up your body strength.) OR -- WHAT BETTER TIME TO TRY YOUR áHAND, AT BOXING.(boxing)(Engdahl: Every booth here offers something different, some of them focused on fitness and fun..But others here to teach you something.)(Did you hear him, did you hear him hiss?) LIKE THE BRAVE KIDS..COZYING UP WITH CRITTERS -- FEATURED IN THE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM BUG EXHIBIT.(kids) PLAY STREET..WHERE KIDS, AND EVEN THEIR áPARENTS..ARE ON TRACK..TO MAKE MEMORIES.(Katie Sommer: It's a great way for everyone to come out and sort of be a community, and it's a great thing that Omaha is doing.) IN DOWNTOWN OMAHA ..KRISTYNA ENGDAHL KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN THE NEXT PLAY STREET EVENT IS PLANNED FOR NEXT MONTH. IT'LL BE SUNDAY AUGUST 25TH.. FROM 8 A-M TO 2 P-M.. ..ON 24TH STREET .. ..FROM LAKE.. SOUTHWARD. YOU CAN EXPECT THE SAME ACTIVITIES THAT WERE SHOWCASED TODAY.
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Aargh, I'm about to pull my hair out! So before doing that, I hope some wonderful knowledgeable person can help me. I am redoing my kitchen and have ordered a 36" Kohler Whitehaven single bowl farmhouse sink and realized I need the strainer assembly thingie. (I do not have a disposal). I looked at the Home Depot website to see what I'd need. I see several possible options with prices from $29-$110. When I look at the product overviews and specifications, there is barely a difference in them. But there are obvious errors in the specifications (for example, the $45 model shows an assembled height of 0.875 in. but has a 4" tailpiece) My question here is - what am I actually looking for in one of these? There's a big swing in cost, but if a more costly one has some great feature (that apparently I can't discern from web descriptions), I'm willing to pay it since it's only a drop in the bucket (stupid plumbing pun, sorry) of the total reno cost. Any advice, guidance, etc. is greatly appreciated! And please be kind if I have overlooked some glaringly obvious difference :-) FYI here are links to the ones I've been looking at: http://www.homedepot.com/p/KOHLER-Duo-Strainer-4-1-2-in-Sink-Strainer-in-Brushed-Chrome-K-8801-G/100051526 http://www.homedepot.com/p/KOHLER-4-1-2-in-Sink-Strainer-in-Polished-Chrome-K-8813-CP/100075468?MERCH=RV-_-RV_gm_pip_rr-3-_-NA-_-100075468-_-N http://www.homedepot.com/p/KOHLER-Duostrainer-4-in-Sink-Strainer-in-Polished-Chrome-K-8801-CP/100083440?MERCH=RV-_-RV_gm_pip_rr-4-_-NA-_-100083440-_-N |
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I installed the Whitehaven 36 in our new kitchen last fall and love it. We bought the Kohler strainer. It is an excellent piece made out of real metal. Don't economize here. Get the real part. Ij love the sink. I would strongly suggest that you get the metal grids that go down in the bottom of your sink |
Jackfre - thank you so much for the response. I was thinking my question got lost in the internet :-) I did get the grid for the bottom, and will get the Kohler strainer. As I look at my 36" sink base I keep thinking "this sink is going to be *huge*. Patt |
You are correct! It is huge! I have it on a 16' wall below an 8' window. I stand at the sink and think I could do with less than a second "bathtub"! That said, it has been great for parties, washing the sweet Grandkids, and it is so nice to be able to get the big frypans into the sink to wash then, and I have to say that the deal in my house is that she is kind enough to cook for me and I'm happy to do the pots and pans. It is a great sink. You will be very pleased with it! One other sink, oops thing! Since we have had the place together we have had some pretty significant parties and the 36" Whitehaven has supported everyone's efforts at the sink;) |
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State judge sides with DEP in challenge over nutrient rules
TALLAHASSEE - An administrative law judge has cleared the way for Florida's proposed new water quality rules opposed by environmental groups as too lax.
Environmental groups had challenged the state Department of Environmental Protection's proposed limits on levels of nutrients, like nitrogen and phosphorus found in fertilizer and sewage, that are blamed for causing algae blooms that can choke the life out of the state's rivers and lakes.
In a ruling Thursday, Administrative Law Judge Bram Canter sided with the DEP and a host of industry groups in upholding the proposed new rules.
The rules next go to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for a final sign-off; the EPA, which drew opposition from industry groups with its own proposed rules for Florida, has indicated it will defer to the state.
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We are back in Palermo heading to our next significant stop (one cannot count a stop light as significant). I saw these apartments and noted that almost all of the balconies on one had plants and barely anything on the other. |
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Our first stop were the catacombs. We were not supposed to take pictures, so I didn't. One of the men in our Cruise Critic group did take several. I emailed him to ask for copies and he never responded. It was 'different' being in a place like this. There was definitely a distinctive aroma down there. The bodies were grouped. Professionals were together as were babies. Some still had hair and others had their hair fall out. Many were wrapped in burlap, and it held up quite well; whereas others were dressed in the appropriate clothes that we would see as someone might be in a coffin. The missus did not stay there long; I was in the catacombs for at least 30 minutes. I was fascinated. |
Next to the catacombs (which are under a church that we did not enter), there is a Cappuchin cemetery. Only a couple of us went there. Again, I was surprised at the way they buried their dead. On this headstone, there are many pictures; however, a few of them do not have names or dates. I don't know if they are still alive, or had been buried some other place. None of the dates were more than 100 years old. |
This one is nearby. Not as many pictures, but there is evidence of a vault. It is my understanding that when a family purchases a plot, they have an option as to how deep they want to place family members (stacked on each other with the newest on top). It is different than I have seen in the western hemisphere. |
This is another view of the Capuchin cemetery in Palermo. Mausoleums are everywhere, but there are many plots similar to those in the previous two photos. |
The Palermo Opera House opened in 1897. The first performance was Verdi's Falstaff. It is a source of pride for the residents of Palermo to have such a facility in their city. |
As you can see by the sign, it is still used extensively. It seats almost 1400 and is located on Verdi Plaza. We did not enter. |
Carriages for hire at the opera house; and tour buses all lined up. This was a huge draw for tourists. Note the buildings in the background. All have balconies. |
Of course, if there are tourists, then there will be vendors trying to sell souvenirs. I noticed this gentleman using a unique wheels to move around. |
On the side of the opera house, I saw these huge windows. When one opens these, a lot of air can come into the building. |
Not too far away, I noticed these palm trees. One is barren. Beetles have come from Africa and are destroying palm trees in many cities. It would be too expensive to try to completely remove the tree. Almost all are left this way. |
I had to take a photo of this taxi. I just cannot figure out how the driver got this parked in such a tight space! |
- Posted by lilosophie (My Page) on Wed, Jul 16, 14 at 9:46
Interesting buildings, most people live in apartments and are having a balcony to enjoy the outdoors, not a bad way to live. The opera house looks like a smaller version of the Frankfurt Opera, which I used to pass on my way to school. |
- Posted by anneliese_32 6 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 16, 14 at 19:06
Every day, after looking at your pictures, I end up googling something or the other. Today it was the bugs which kill the palms, but did not have much luck. |
I consider myself a good researcher; however, I could not locate much information either. I believe that they are called north African beetles and they are also evident in Spain. Both of those countries are not that far from Africa. I searched many names of beetles, but could not make all the information come together in one place. Next step for me would be to contact an entomologist over there and get clarification. |
- Posted by Slimy_Okra 2b (My Page) on Wed, Jul 16, 14 at 21:15
You're brave, visiting Sicily in July! I was there in January and found it too warm! Then again, I am Canadian... |
I found this article (highlighted at bottom). It appears that it might be "Red Palm Weevil" Also this one: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/italy/7786925/Italys-coastal-palm-trees-under-attack-by-army-of-weevils.html |
Here is a link that might be useful: Weevil information
Our port time on our cruise in Sicily was November 18 & 19. Many of the locals were wearing jackets. See the photo of the gentleman offering souvenirs on Piazza Verdi (above). |
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