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1990 Toyota Pickup Extended Cab Deluxe 2dr Extended Cab SB
I bought the pickup at 170,000 miles less than a year ago. It has the 2.4 L 22re engine in 2wd, with a manual trans. The engine, transmission, rear end, and drive line are all original other then routine maintenance parts. (Belts, spark plugs, etc.) The pickup runs perfectly, always starts on the first try, and I know that I can depend on it. Even though it is 20 years old, the interior is pretty nice. The seats are comfortable, and have a large range of movement for different sized drivers. It is a perfect truck for anyone. May be used for tons of different functions with ease. Daily driver, farm, work, etc.
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1990 Toyota Pickup Extended Cab Deluxe 2dr Extended Cab 4WD SB
I am the second owner of this truck. Bought it with 13k miles on odometer. Currently has 88,300 pampered miles. Being that I live in Ohio (road salt, harsh winters), there is some rust around rear wheel Wells and had to purchase new tailgate. This thing has been through every terrain and regularly maintained.
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Have had this as our "weekender" for about two years. Bought from the original owner. These little trucks maintain high resale here in California, and they deserve it! This thing is indestructible. Loves to go camping. Will 4 wheel through anything with our canoe on top. Happily goes to the dump, the landscape or the hardware store. Mileage is a little weak, 16/17ish around town, maybe 22 if I drive light on a long trip. Starting to look a little ragged, but know that at 177K it's just now broken in. Plan to keep it another 5 years, at least! What's not to love!??
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1990 Toyota Pickup Extended Cab SR5 2dr Extended Cab 4WD SB
I am the third owner of this little truck. The first time I saw it & drove it I fell in love with it & had to have it. My father-in law being a larger gentlemen was not at all comfortable in this smaller/made for petite people, vehicle. But it fit me like a glove. Took some convincing my hubby but he finally came around. The body now has quite a few rusted out places I would love to get fixed & the drivers seat does have a spot torn. But this little truck all in all is awesome. I think with enough care (& it doesn't take much) this truck would run forever. It only has about 115,000-120,000 miles & it keeps going. Love it. Did I say I love it?
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I bought mine used in 92 with 28k on the clock. I still drive it and now have 160k miles. Not one mechanical problem. I have done recall on head gaskets. Seems to out 4x4 many other pickups. Just took my wife and two kids camping last weekend pulling a pop-up. We got 18.5 mpg! I'm so impressed with this truck, I think I'm going to do some custom work to it and keep it another 17 years. No Rust!
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Originally purchased by me in 1992, and still have today August 2009, love my truck. In fall of 1993, I blew a head gasket and cracked my cylinder head, which at the time cost me almost $2,700 and I couldn't give up the truck for that. During January/February of 1998, I had the same hard luck, and had blown my head gasket and consequently cracked my engine block, which at the time would have run me, egads?! Fortunately, a tow truck driver informed me that there was a recall on the truck for the head gasket and to my surprise Toyota rebuilt the whole engine for free with a new block and all I paid for was the cost of new timing belts and water pump! That's with 107,000miles on it!
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1990 Toyota Pickup Extended Cab SR5 2dr Extended Cab SB
After reading the (current) 21 posts, I have to agree this is the best truck ever. I bought it new in 1990 and have never done anything other than periodic service checks (every now and then). By comparison, my 2004 Chevy Avalanche has been in for repairs at least 4 times in the past year (window motor, fuse box, tailgate lock!, front end axle wear); my Toyota has never had a problem with these or any other item (that I didn't directly cause myself, that is).
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Bought this truck new in 1990, Canada. This truck has been amazing for trouble free driving. Truck still looks and drives like the day I bought it with 285,000 kms. now on it. Regular oil changes and maintenance is all it's needed.
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I have always loved Toyota trucks. This one is no different. It's my second 90, has 182k, V6 and auto. The auto stinks, but the manual version of this is a good truck. It's one of the best factory 4x4 systems I have ever used. Highly recommended. Slightly underpowered in the top end, but torque as could be in the low. Some of the best Toyota ever built! Watch out for the rust though!
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Don't get crazy on me but I want to paint cherrywood floors white. I've seen pictures and it is very contemporary. I don't want a "whitewash" look but an even satin mid-gloss look. I know I will need to sand down the floors and use an oil base paint with some type of sealer. Has anyone ever done this? Can you give me some pointers.
Painting cherry floors??
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Tear up the cherry and sell it and replace with cheap pine.
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Find a Muralo dealer and use their floor product. Follow the label directions as close as you can. Be a Woman and don't skip a step like a Man [me] would.
Do you actually want to paint a Cherry floor? I'd change my decorating scenario or buy another house before I would do that?
Please don't do this. It won't look so sleek and contemporary when it starts wearing off (as floor paint inevitably does). Unless you don't mind moving out furniture to repaint every few years? I'm with everyone who says sell the cherry floor (or the whole house) to someone who can appreciate it rather than painting a nice hardwood floor...especially when hardwood is what just about everyone else wants right now!
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The best part of this is that (assuming other Slashdot comments are correct) this occurs in commonly used third-party libraries, and was disclosed to Oracle several days before the release shipped. Where I work, that's what is known as a P1 block-ship bug, and people will be called in to work on it day and night until the problem is resolved, and if necessary, features will get temporarily pulled (e.g. turning that optimization back off by default).
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1925-2014 PITTSFIELD Walter Eugene Barber, 88, of 155 South Mountain Road, died Sunday, January 19, 2014, at Berkshire Medical Center. Born in Pittsfield on April 13, 1925, a son of Andrew and Anna Carden Barber, he was a 1943 graduate of Dalton High School. He held a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Indiana Technical Institute (1948). He had a real estate broker license from Lee Institute. He attended Berkshire Business School. He served with the
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Tuesday, 04 Nov 2008 07:20 PM
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Liberal activist and actor Tim Robbins created a scene when his name did not turn up on the voter lists at his Manhattan polling place.
The "Mystic River" star arrived at the polling station Tuesday morning and was "surprised and dismayed" that his name was not on the list of eligible voters, The New York Times reported.
"The issue is that they removed my name from the voting rolls," he complained.
"My name was there for the primaries."
At one point a poll worker who tried to get the insistent actor to move threatened to call over a police officer.
"Is this some kind of intimidation? I'm taking this as intimidation," Robbins responded.
He said he was prepared to be arrested if necessary.
Robbins and his longtime partner, actress Susan Sarandon, have been active in liberal causes and encouraged voters to battle against disenfranchisement, according to The Times.
Ironically, Robbins had appeared on a recent installment of HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher" and told viewers: "Refuse provisional ballots … If that's your last resort, take it, but fight in the polling place to vote."
Robbins eventually journeyed to the Board of Elections office, where officials did verify that he was a properly registered voter.
The mix-up was apparently caused by duplicate registrations on file, one under the name Tim Robbins and the other under Timothy Robbins, with two different addresses.
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HAVE: Green Elephant Plant Swap first Saturday in November
The Fall Eastside Green Elephant Plant Swap is the place to trade the bounty of your gardens. All those seeds youÂve been gathering all fallÂbring them. All those dahlias, cannas, potatoes, tubers and rhizomes of any kind: before you go to the trouble of storing them for the winterÂleverage them to trade. All those half-hardy or tender perennials, the brugmansias, fuscias, etc.: make cuttings andÂbring them to trade. Yard art, birdhouses, wind chimes. Consider this your gardening Christmas bazaar to find cool presents for your gardening friends and for yourself.
And we're off.
Looks like the Green Elephant will be a good place to find dahlias.
Any Cannas and Brugmansias out there?
Here is a link that might be useful: Green Elephant Plant Swap
I'm interested in attending. Here is my updated list of goodies.
starflower bulbs
lingonberry plants
sweet woodruff
hellebore seedlings Âtoothed, shrubby, some from a heavily variegated Mom, some from a green Mom.
black eyed susan - the shorter one, Goldsturm
Johnsons Blue geranium
Stella d'oro daylily, and other un-named daylilies, yellow and peach.
London Pride-variegated and solid green
heuchera with green leaves, white flower; I don't remember the name.
native bleeding heart
crocismia Lucifer
climbing hydrangea
golden feverfew
golden and green oregano
siberian iris
G. nimbus seedlings; probably not going to look exactly like the parent, but could be cute!.
Pink, low-growing geranium; one of the good named varieties, I just canÂt remember just which one.
Valeriana phu
Pulmonaria-various kinds, if you are interested IÂll describe them.
Euphorbia mrysinites
Threadleaf coreopsis
Rosa Rugosa ÂalbaÂ; I moved the mother shrub, and this one came up from the roots.
Dahlias-one a lovely salmon color, one a vibrant coral/apricot, one red with white tips (or is it white with red tips? ItÂs not blooming right now, and I canÂt remember.). I am not good at keeping dahlias alive over the winter, so I would like to hand these over just as soon as I take them up.
fuchsia Charming, Tennessee Waltz, or other hardy, large flowered fuchsias.
Pusillius, pennisetum Little Bunny, or P. Orientale
Any of the orienpet lilies- I donÂt have any and just want to try one or two. Color doesnÂt matter.
Any fun geranium. I have buying them as I can afford them, but I always have room for more, as long as they can tolerate some drought and donÂt seed all over the place.
Ditto with pulmonarias. I like the ones with a lot of white or silver in their leaves, like Pulmonaria 'majeste'.
blue meconopsis
Cinnamon or Royal fern
Lycoris squamigera-magic lily, hardy amaryllis
Stokesia Laevis 'Klaus Jelitto'
red flowering currant
Doris, that's great. I do love geraniums.
Teresa, I looked at your list, and saw some stuff I'm interested in. Candelabra primrose, bee balm, digitalis luteum, and penstemon. Looking at your list I realized that I also have a blue tradescantia to trade. It's a good, healthy plant, but for some reason, it just doesn't ring my chimes.
I'm looking for some rooted cuttings of hardy fuchsia and brugmansias (not pink).
I'd like to get some of those tiger striped cannas.
Also that golden variety of petasites frigidus 'palmatum'.
I have some red flowered currant seedlings. And today I collected a small amount of seed for a blue meconopsis, not sure of the species. FireVicar
Here is a link that might be useful: Green Elephant Plant Swap.
more stuff to trade: a rooted weeping willow branch, and white and pink phlox. Also, white and pink japanese anemones. I wouldn't recommend the pink for a tidy garden, as it spreads. But for someone who has a shady place, and a fondness for an unstructured look, it's great.
I'm looking for white flowers, especially white mondarda, coumbine, anemone and phlox.
I have hot pink phlox and a washed lavendar blue.
And that golden palms petasites is wonderful--what I'd like to see growing in my swamp.
I also have several pots of seed sown for the white flowered Japanese skunk cabbage, fresh from a July trade.
Here is a link that might be useful: Green Elephant Plant Swap
Thanks, Sangeeta for the note about people who are just starting and have little or nothing to trade. Come to the Green Elephant even if you have little or nothing to trade. This is a sharing event as much as anything.
And if you have a bushel of something that's overgrown and you want to get rid of it, bring it to the swap. I gave away a bushel of crocosmia corms last March. (there's two more bushels growing where I thinned them.)
I should be able to bring a few Brugmansia sanguinea, the rare red brugmansia. Probably a yellow/orange brug, Charles Grimaldi. I should also have several divisions of perennials, and a few more tropicals like giant flowered (10") red epiphyllum, maybe a couple orchids, and a bannana tree or two.
I'm hoping to find anything tropical or with a tropical look, like striped cannas.
Who was it who brought all that butterfly ginger last March? Was it Jeff of West Seattle?
Take a look at this if you like big tropicals.
Here is a link that might be useful: Verbesina microptera
Grrr, Is Fuscia 'Black Prince' hardy? If so, I would like one. I have hollyhock seeds to trade, and small plants as well, if you are interested.
P.S. add catmint, stella d'oro, and short or tall daisies to my plant trade (or give away) list.
Just keeping the post alive on the forum. All the best for the Lake Tapps Trade and the Seattle Swap on Oct. 2.
Here is a link that might be useful: Upated trade list
Dear darrensprincess,
The Green Elephant is wide open. Please bring yourself and a friend. Please feel free to call me for questions or details. I'm in the office Tues-Friday, 9-4, 425-885-5822. Have you seen the main web page with all the info?
All the best,
Jim Eichner
Here is a link that might be useful: Green Elephant Main Page
Thank you firevicar. I have a striped canna as well as Canna grande. I think I still have a Brugmansia (yellow/orange) and lots of Dahlias to bring. I will get my list together and let everyone know soon!
Thank you - darrensprincess
I have variegated vinca, 3 large chunks of pink geranium, variegated hosta, shiny solid green hosta, small-leaf green ivy with yellow marbleing, ornamental strawberry.
I have been energentically dividing and planting and stashing plants for this trade. I hope we get a good turnout! I don't want to bring anything back home.
I have a few plants, some dahlia (love them but want different colors) but I have mostly seeds. Anyone looking for those? Jim, I will be there with my seeds for your impatiens!!
Going to try to take cuttings from wiegelia bristol ruby , mock orange and halls honeysuckle. Michele
My seed list is growing, and I intend to bring seed packets to the swap. Lots of perennials to dig and divide toward the end of Oct.
Here is a link that might be useful: Green Elephant Plant Swap
I will be there, I have more alstromeria, lupine, peaches & cream miniature roses, orange day lillies, some mixed iris bulbs, pink, yellow & gold, lt blue purple and white. orange hybrid lillies some astilbe that hasn't liked my yard. Thankyou to the person I got the dahlias and japanese lantern from last year they both are putting on quite a show
Thankyou Carol
This is Verbesina Microptera, which has a tropical look. All foliage, no flowers. To 10 feet tall. Makes a dramatic display as a backdrop. I have three to trade. Anyone interested?
Here is a link that might be useful: my trade list
How many people do we anticipate will be at the swap? I don't have any plants to trade so will be bringing gifts of food :-). Just want to make sure I bring enough. Was also wondering if any of you have hydrangeas you would mind bringing me cuttings of? Any kind would be great, but I would absolutely love to try one of the lace cap variety. Back in Lousiana where I lived before moving to Washington hydrangeas only bloom late spring for a relatively short period. It was a pleasant surprise to see the long blooming period they have here. Anyways, looking forward to seeing some of you again and meeting some new faces. The Lake Tapps trade was great. Thanks again all for your generosity. Everything I got at the trade seems to be taking root quite nicely.
Hello All:
I have the following to bring:
black stemmed clumping bamboo (2-3 small clumps)
green stemmed running bamboo (2-3 small clumps)
rudbekia goldstrum - blackeyed Susan (3 - in 1g pots)
pink columbine (5 - 4" pots)
Cortaderia selloana-Pampas Grass verigated (2 - 1g pots)
Festuca glauca - Blue Fescue (2 - 1g pots)
Phalaris arundinacea - ribbon grass (I can dig if anyone is interested)
I'm looking for too much stuff, but would like the following:
Pennisetum - any variety esp "Moudry"
Hakonechloa - any variety
Miscanthus sinensis - shorter varieties
See you Sat! -Janine
I would really love a small clump of black bamboo if anyone has any to trade.
I will be bringing:
Penstemons tenius, pinifolius, whippleanus and kunthii
Riverside Grapes (Vitis riparia)
Basye's Purple Rose
Hedysarum coronarium
Darmera peltatum
Brugmansia versicilor peach (cuttings and a couple of plants)
Maybe some Crambe cordifolia babies too.
I'll bring many other odds and ends as well.
I can bring seeds from my seed list too if you want to see it please e-mail me and I will send it to you.
Thistledown Farm
I would love some of your penstemons! If there is anything that you might be looking for, let me know and I will see if I have any.
I will be bringing for anyone who would like some:
red beebalm
blue spiderwort
varigated mint
2 or 3 pink geraniums
some roses-mostly red or pink
yellow patio dahlia
patio dahlia-forgot color
named dahlias if they have gone dormant by then
devil's paintbrush
4 o'clocks yellow w/pink spots and pink
deer ferns-if anyone requests them
Firevicar, might you be interested in some white primulas? I got a bunch in a trade last year and could easily dig a couple plants.
My dahlias are not out of the ground yet, so I won't have any for the trade. I'm bringing some ajuga for Susan and will bring along some hesperantha as well. I have loads of variegated periwinkle which needs to be dug...
I will bring about 100 packets of seeds to trade and give out. What I have is posted on my seed list.
Here is a link that might be useful: Green Elephant Home Page
Linda it sounds like you're bringing some great plants. I see you have one kind of brugmansia. Would you like to add a yellow B. 'Charles Grimaldi'?
Does anyone grow nicotiana alata that they could harvest me some seed? I'm not looking for the short varietes, or the colored ones, or sylvestris, but just the plain old fashioned tall fragrant alata. One strain we used to have was n. alata 'fragrant cloud'. Would love to find that or something similar. Many thanks.
- Tom


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Great for those interested in getting familiar with geocaching
So this apps great for anyone new to caching. My family and I have been using it for about 2 months. The phones GPS puts you within 30 feet of the coordinates. Which isn't bad.
However the phones pretty sensitive to surrounding overhead power lines or trees which can throw it off quite a bit.
I placed a cache using the phones GPS and the coordinate were off by about 100 feet, not really sure if this was a fluke or not but we have a handheld GPS now which is much more accurate. We still use this app tons though. Have fun with it!
Love it!!
I've downloaded the app a couple of time a few months ago, debating whether or not if I was ever going to go out geocaching.. This past Sunday was my first geocache experience, I went out with a few friends, all I have to say is that it's so much fun! I hit about 15 my first day and even added a geocache to the list! I can't wait till my second outing! This is going to be a very big addiction!!
Tons of fun
I have the premium membership and still using this app. It places you in the area of the cache then you have to start using your knowledge and eyes. I'm going to try to use a handheld gps to see if it's more accurate. Other than that I can't complain about this app.
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Strategyzer Certified Business Model Trainers:
I have recently had a couple of requests for information regarding trainers to run education and innovation workshops. I thought I would post the list here for reference if companies within the community are seeking support.
In October 2013 a train the trainer course was held in Vienna, Austria delivered by Alexander Osterwalder and Yves Pigneur. A selected group of practitioners from around the world came together for two days of intensive discussion and exercises on the business model innovation and customer insight using the BM Generation and VP Design tools.
The certification process was completed in the spring of 2014, and 30 people were certified as trainers and coaches.
Australia: James King: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The Strategyzer Blog will replace and expand his old personal blog, Business Model Alchemist. It will help fill the void between the tools, training, and the books published under the Strategyzer Series, which started with Business Model Generation #bmgen, the global bestseller in over thirty languages. The sequel to #bmgen, Value Proposition Design #VPDesign, will be published this October (be the first to know when the book is released!). Get access to the ideas from the book on the Strategyzer Blog before anybody else and preceding its release.
On the Business Model Generation web site they have announced a schedule for the 2-day Masterclass workshops with Alex. The workshop is a tremendous opportunity to spend time with the BMG guru gaining insights and ideas.
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Grossmünster Churche, Zürich
62 Reviews
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It's Zürich's Landmark!This church has a religious significance,namely the "burial place" of Felix and Regula,patron saints of Zürich.According to the legend, Charlamagne,( Charles the Great) founded this church after his horse stumbled over their burial site.To get a nice view of Zürich from the top of the Grossmünster Tower,you'll have to walk up 187 steps.
The two towers of the church maintain the different style elements of the church construction.
At the base of the towers you can admire the Romanesque style, after that you can observe the Gothic style and the roofs of the towers are made in New Gothic manner.
The South Tower, called Karlsturm has a statue of Karl der Große on the top.
The 184 steps bring the visitors on the panorama terrace on the top of the building.
From here you have a fantastic view over the Lake of Zürich, over the Limmat River, and over the whole city.
Opening hours Karlsturm
Monday to Saturday – 9:15 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday 12:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Monday to Saturday – 10:00 am to 4:30 pm
Sunday – 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm
The admission price in the Karlsturm is:
2,- Swiss francs for adults
1,- Swiss franc for children (6 - 16 Years)
The wonderful main landmark of Zürich is placed on the right shore of the Limmat River, and its two famous church towers are visible far and wide in the city.
It is a splendid building at the beginning of the Münster Bridge with a fantastic view over the whole city, from the tower terraces.
According to legend the first church was built under the order of Karl der Große, on the decapitation's place of the two City Saints Felix and Regula, buried afterwards in the subgrade of the building.
The construction of the actually church began at the end of the 11th century, in Romanesque style, and although the inauguration of it was in the year 1220, the many renovations took a long time, and added to the church Gothic and New gothic elements.
In a niche in the South tower, there is a sculpture that represents a memorial for the king Karl der Goßße, and this tower was called Karl's Tower.
The highlight of the Grossmünster Church for me personally was the Romanesque crypt, built 1100-1107. With three naves it is the largest crypt in Switzerland.
The statue of Charlemagne from the middle of the 15th century dominates the crypt. As impressive as this statue might be - don't miss the remnants of the frescos (Hans Leu T.E. from around 1500) and have a closer look at the capitals of the pillars as well.
Oh, btw, the acoustics are fantastic, too. I got the rare chance of listening to a musical performance there :-)
The Grossmünster Church is *the* landmark of Zürich. It is the main parish church of the city, famous as the place where the Swiss-German reformation began with Huldrych Zwingli preaching. The history of the building, however, goes back to the early 12th century, the history of churches at this place even to the 8th century.
What you see nowadays is a mostly late Romesque/early Gothic style church. Baroque additions were (mostly) removed in the 19th century, except for the tops of the spires, which were built in pseudo-gothic style 1781-86.
I personally like the strict, bare Romanesque/Gothic architecture a lot, others will miss the overwhelming decorations of the Baroque era. Please take your time and watch the beautiful capitals of the pillars. Also, the modern stained glass windows in the choir are well worth to watch, they're made by Augusto Giacometti in 1932/33.
A highlight is the crypt, please see my next tip for that.
Opening hours 9 am - 6 pm in summer, 10 am - 5 pm in winter.
You can climb the southern tower (I did not).
Zürich's main parish church is standing on a hill above the river bank. The two steeples with their unique rounded, metal-covered peaks dominate the city panorama. One of them can be climbed (we didn't because the weather was rather dull and not promising of a great view).
Großmünster isn't and has never been a cathedral, despite its size, but before the reformation it was a collegiate church. Here Zwingli's reformation started. Unfortunately the jube with Zwingli's pulpit is not preserved.
For architecture specialists, the interior is an interesting example for the end of the Romanesque and the first reluctant beginnings of the new gothic style.
Don't miss the crypt underneath the choir. If you are lucky and are alone in there (or the rest of the visitors have enough sense for this place to keep quiet, which unfortunately most haven't) you'll feel an atmosphere of eternity. Acoustics are marvelous. If you are able to hold a tune, sing. One very low voice can fill the whole room.
The church is open in the daytime.
The Grossmunster is Zurich's cathedral. This twin towered cathedral was founded in the 9th century, and is one of the three major churches of the city. The attractive twin towers make it a recognisable landmark of the city. The interior is tastefully decorated and there are some interesting stained glass windows that were added in 1933.
The main appeal of the Grossmunster for me is that you can climb up one of the towers. Admission is CHF 2, and there are only 187 stairs to climb to reach the viewing platform. The stairs start out in a narrow spiral staircase and then move on to wooden steps the closer you get to the top. The climb is well worth it for the views across Zurich.
Cathedral Grossmünster with its three towers is positively looks gigantic betwen the small buildings nearby. Not only the facade is impressive and fascinating but also its interior. Though quite bare inside but the strip of the statues and paintings denounced by Zwingli are interesting. Most of the decorations you see today are replacements, according to the woman who give informations(while we were there). She said, one of them are the pulpit (1851), the choir seats , and the organ (1960). The beautiful stained-glass windows in the choir were made in 1933 by Augusto Giacometti, nephew of Alberto Giacometti, the famous Swiss abstract artist.
A popular landmark to see. No admission charges. Situated at the west bank of the Limmat River between Central and Bellevue Square. Just a walking distance from the Main station and from the Main Street. A former catholic cathedral and now a protestant dating its history back in the 11th century.
During good weathers, ascending to the tower needs a small fee.
The Grossmunster on the east bank of the River Limmat has huge historical significance. It was here that Huldrych Zwingli first spoke out against the Catholic Church and initiated the Protestant Reformation in the 16th century.
A church was founded here in the 9th century under Charlemange but today's Cathedral was built between the 12th and 13th centuries.
The Cathedral is Romanesque in style and the twin towers of the Cathedral are Zurich's most well known landmarks. the towers were added between 1487 and 1492. The original wooden spires were distroyed by fire in the 18th century which explains the present day Neo-Gothic steeples.
The twin sugar-loafed towers can be seen throughout the city. The buildings design is well worth a close look at both inside & out. From the top of the towers there are spectacular views of the city & the lake.
Many people consider the Grossmünster one of the most important buildings in Zurich. It was once Catholic, but now Protestant, and dates back to the 11th Century. The Grossmünster is a fairly tall building 62m / 203 ft
Cathedral: Mar 15-Oct daily 9am-6pm; Nov-Mar 14 daily 10am-4pm.
Towers: Mar-Oct daily (when weather permits); off season Sat-Sun when weather permits. Same hours as cathedral.
Cathedral is free; towers 2F.
This is the Grossmünster church or cathedral, I am not sure. You can see the twin towers from many parts of the city but with all the building around and the electric cables it is really difficult to take a clear good photo of this church.
The Grossmunster's history is much more interesting than actually visiting the interior of the church as it is intentionally devoid of ornamentation.
The legend behind the cathedral is that Charlemagne's horse bowed down at the site of the graves of three Christian martyrs, Felix, Regula and Exuperantius. When these three tried to convert the citizens of Zurich to Christianity, the governor had them boiled in oil and forced to drink molten lead. That apparently didn't kill them so he had them beheaded and they still weren't dead, they carried their heads to the site of the cathedral, dug their own graves and buried themselves.
Not sure how much of this is true, Charlemagne died in 814 and the cathedral wasn't built until 1090. And I'm a little skeptical about the head carrying, burying yourself thing but it makes for an interesting story.
Admission to the cathedral is free, if you want to go up to the tower for a view of Zurich there's a small fee.
You can climb up Grossmunster to gain views of Zurich.
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Four goals from Bailey Zerr and four assists from Kim Egizi helped launch Richmond past Saint Joseph's 13-6 Sunday
The University of Richmond Spiders track and field team finished up competition at the 10th annual Fred Hardy Invitational on Saturday afternoon in Richmond, Va.
The University of Richmond Spiders baseball team completed a two-game sweep of Atlantic 10 rival Fordham on Saturday at Captains Park in Newport News, Va.
Richmond played its third ranked opponent of the season, but first on the road in a 14-7 loss at No, 8 Virginia Saturday
The Spiders will compete at the Middleburg Bank Intercollegiate, hosted by William & Mary.
The University of Richmond Spiders track and field team got off to a fast start at the 10th annual Fred Hardy Invitational on a rainy Friday evening in Richmond, Va.
Richmond and Virginia played to within one goal in the program opener last year, now the Spiders return the game Sat.
Richmond senior Emily Doyle scored five goals and dished out six assists in a Friday A-10 home win over St. Bonaventure.
Richmond travels to Wilmington, N.C. this weekend.
Richmond senior Kendall Anthony was named NABC All-District First Team, the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced on Friday.
The Spiders hard-fought 4-3 triumph is their seventh straight win.
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Two centuries ago, with the support of the young Revolutionary government, George Robers Clark led a small but fierce army west from Virigina to conquer all the territory between the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Here is the adventure, the romance, the struggle, and the betrayal of his life. Rich in the heroic characters, meticulously researched detail and grand scale that have become James Alexander Thom's trademarks, LONG KNIFE, his first historical epic, is simply unforgettable.


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This great little deck is made to look like an authentic "Texan" deck from the wild west. The cards are tinted a yellow color, the pips and card faces have an antique design, and the backs have a "lone star" emblem to make them look as though they had been pulled directly out of a nineteenth century, El Paso saloon.
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I like to try new decks I'm not familiar with from time to time, and with the price of these I couldn't resist. If you typically favor Tallys or Bikes these may not be for you; they have an aged, yellowed look, and I thought the small indices were going to drive me crazy. But there's something about the feel of these cards I really enjoy, and they seem to hold up pretty well. I know (and mostly agree with) the idea that using cards that laypeople aren't familiar with can really scream "magic," but my highly-observational but magic-lovin' wife really likes these for some reason and mentions it every time I bring them out. Definitely worth a try for the price.
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I like these cards.I am buying more.I hope penquin keeps supplying them.I feel they are the best buy.THe numbers are a bit small but they have a very mature classic grown up look to them.THey on the yellowish side to imply an aged 19th century look and the jokers are fast riding cowboys on horses.The court cards are more ornant then the court cards of bicycles cards.I am getting more of these cars.Oh, they also have a nice feel as well.For the price these cards are the best
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These cards are loaded with character and handle great. Perfect for gambling routines. Often, vintage looking cards don't handle very well, but Texans have a really sweet feel. I'm tempted to keep my thoughts to myself so that they don't get gobbled up.
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Remote Transformer-2x300W El 12v. This remote electronic transformer converts standard 120 volt line-voltage to 12 volts, providing the necessary voltage for powering a Two-Circuit MonoRail low-voltage lighting system. Each transformer includes fast-acting short circuit and overload protection that will safely turn the system off should a short occur. Once the short has been removed the unit can be reset by simply flipping the wall switch off and back on. Transformer power lamps totaling up to 600 watts. Mounted on a plate with junction boxes.
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Stowmarket Greyhound
previously known as Angel
opened 16th cent (early)
closed 1982 (Nov)
2 Market Place
grid reference TM 048 586
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Now offices, the building is thought to date from the late 17th century though some parts are earlier (late 14th cent).
Called Angel before 1810 and then owned by John Aldrich. After 1810 owned by John Cobbold the Ipswich brewer.
In 1874 carriers from pub included Bloomfield on Tue & Fri to Botesdale.
There had been a previous Greyhound Inn on the other side of Tavern Street that had closed in about 1799.
A report in the Bury & Norwich Post** on Jul-31 in 1844 when John Taylor was the landlord states that:
Frederick Borely, aged 18, was found guilty of setting fire to a bean stack the property of Ambrose Canler. John Taylor, landlord of the Greyhound, Stowmarket, was called to give evidence in support of the defence's claim that two witnesses had conspired against
Borely. Taylor told the Court that both men had been in his house but he could not remember any of their conversations.
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(detailed information by Neil Langridge - and also Brian Southgate - see their book "Stowmarket, Combs and Stowupland Pubs" published in 2009)
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(*** historic newspaper information from Bob Mitchell)


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Stricken with Parkinson's disease, actor Michael J. Fox, the star of the "Back to the Future" film series is returning to the small screen after years of semi-retirement. The NBC comedy, based loosely on his life, "The Michael J. Fox Show" centers on a local Manhattan television anchor that has spent five years at home with his family after being diagnosed with the disease.
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Keywords: Fox said to be 'really happy with how it feels to be at work' after years of semi-retirement
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The pilot focuses on Fox's character, called Mike Henry on the show and how he interacts with his family. The pilot pulls no punches in addressing the disease. When asked by journalists that if the subject may not be appropriate for comedy, Fox says that subsequent episodes are more focused on the family's general life.
"This is a reflection of my experience," Fox said. "The way I look at life, the way I look at the reality of Parkinson's, is that sometimes it's frustrating and sometimes it's funny. I need to look at it that way and I think other people need to look at it that way. But beyond that, I think we all get our own Parkinson's, we all get our own thing. And I think that we'll look at it from the filter of that experience: I need to laugh at my stuff too."
The 52-year-old Fox was says that he was diagnosed with the condition in the early Nineties. Although he's had short guest acting stints on television shows, like "The Good Wife" and "Rescue Me," Fox has not held a full-time job since he semi-retired in 2000 after his symptoms worsened.
"A lot of times when you have a disability, one of the things you deal with are other people's projections of what your experience is and people projecting what they think it is, and their fear about it, and not seeing the experience you're having," Fox said.
"Parkinson's itself, there's nothing horrifying about it to me. It is what I deal with. It is my reality and it is my life. But it's not horrifying. It's not gothic nastiness."
Six episodes of the single-camera comedy have been produced so far. Fox says that he is more comfortable with the long hours of a television production schedule. Betsy Brandt of "Breaking Bad" plays Annie, his wife, and the Henrys are raising three children.
"I'm really happy with how it feels to be back at work," Fox says. When asked if he might also star in a movie now that he's working again, Fox replied: "I can't imagine doing 22 episodes of this thing and then spend my summer doing a movie...That's crazy, that's how I got in this mess!"
His guest-star work, Fox says, helped him reach the conclusion that he needed to return to the job he was born to do. During his semi-hiatus from performing, he spent time with his children during their formative years and experimented with medications and treatments.
Fox is adamant that he will continue acting. "This is what I do," he said. "This is what I was built and programmed to do. This is what I enjoy . why can't I? There's no reason not to do it."
"The Michael J. Fox Show" premieres on September 26th.
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I have 3 glass carboys for sell
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One- 15.5 gallon keggle with ball valve and a hole drilled for a thermometer the hole is plugged. 95$
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ID of purple iris...
Hello, one of my coworkers gave me quite a few of her iris last year and I'm trying to get potential IDs on them. They were all named iris from a lady that sells them here in Knoxville, but she didn't have them labled and forgot which varieties they are. Any ideas? This is the first one to bloom....Thanks :)
who was the hybridizer keyword her name you might find it it is historic and a lot of them dont have photos i say compost them and go see tom parkhill over at island home he is across from iams nature center if you like this you will love modern types
Any idea what variety this very light Purple Iris is?
Here is a link that might be useful: Purple Irises?
It will be very hard to correctly id this iris. There are so many of this coloring. I have one like it and even though I have a list of the irises I bought then, I have been unable to correctly id it. I finally just put it in a corner and just enjoy it as is!


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John McCain accomplished his goal in Wisconsin's Republican primary, defeating Mike Huckabee across the board, winning among conservatives, and shifting the GOP's focus toward the general election. But Hillary Clinton did not.
Before the polls even opened in Wisconsin on Tuesday, the two Democratic contenders had moved on to campaign in Texas and Ohio, the two next big prizes on the primary calendar.
With big wins in hand, Democrat Barack Obama pointed on Wednesday toward critical showdowns with rival Hillary Clinton next month that could prove decisive in their heavyweight presidential battle.
I blogged on Monday about the pattern of support that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have attracted in Democratic nomination contests up to now. The key to breaking the deadlock of their close race is breaking that pattern. Has that now happened?
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Senator Barack Obama defeated Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Maine caucuses on Sunday, giving him his fourth victory this weekend as he headed into three more state contests on Tuesday.
Mitt Romney's decision to quit the Republican race is terrific news for John McCain. It removes the challenger with both the money and the message to hurt John McCain politically, even if he couldn't win the Republican nomination for himself. An expensively broadcast attack on McCain's conservative credentials is not what the Arizona senator needs right now.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee might just have the solution to get America out of this housing mess. Here's Cramer's exclusive interview.Investing can be confusing. Luckily, Cramer has mapped out some road rules for all you Home Gamers trying to navigate the jungle that is Wall Street. Think of it as "Mad Money 101" –- some fundamental advice to keep in mind as you play the market. Whether you're a first time investor or a seasoned financier, it's always good to remember the basics.
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As the presidential candidates made their last-minute push before Super Tuesday's contests in more than 20 states, Senators John McCain, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama focused their efforts on the delegate-rich Northeast on Monday, while Mitt Romney set off on a coast-to-coast swing that is to end with an evening appearance in California.
The good news for the 2008 presidential candidates is that their torturous march across the Super Tuesday battlefield ends tomorrow night. The bad news: A new march begins the next morning. For Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, it will be longer perhaps excruciatingly so.
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Here's what to watch in tonight's GOP presidential debate at the Reagan library in California: Does Mike Huckabee work to undercut the economic arguments Mitt Romney will make against John McCain?
Sen. John McCain won the Florida Republican primary on Tuesday, defeating rival Mitt Romney in a close contest that gave momentum to his effort to become the party's U.S. presidential candidate, U.S. media projected.
If the GOP has any sense of humor (Mike Huckabee's Chuck Norris ads are pretty funny), the party should start looking ahead to the general election and buy the rights to the following film clip. It's from the 1940 film, "The Ghost Breakers," starring Bob Hope, and it would be perfect for an ad campaign.
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The turmoil in the mortgage markets has incited a wave of legal tangles, as homeowners are suing lenders, lenders are suing banks, banks are suing loan specialists. And investors are suing everyone.
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton won the vote in the Nevada Democratic caucuses on Saturday, giving her a second consecutive victory in what is shaping up as a protracted battle with Senator Barack Obama.


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