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That's how it started for me too, I always came up with the idea that people were trading in games at a loss and that there was really no point in doing trade ins. I always never had problems selling my games on Craigslist when I was done and I always received a better price than what I would get at Gamestop.
Once you start trading you never go back. I started by needing to get rid of some games on my shelf so I did an Amazon trade of a bunch of games. Then I started trading to Best Buy, often at a profit. Then I turned into a flipper for a while and amassed a huge collection of games. Now I'm just trying to get rid of the games. I don't even honestly have time to go back and play the old games and probably never will anyway.
But these promos that have been going on, especially with BB are really killing it lately. I never thought I'd trade in 14 games, let alone two or three.
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Chicago area church gives away 100% of its weekend offering, totalling $500,000+, to help people in Haiti, The Philippines, East Aurora & more. Community Christian Church is helping people find their way back to God through Celebration Generosity.
• Community 4:12 - to address poverty and justice issues in under-resourced areas like east Aurora and Joliet
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"This is a weekend where we give our entire offering to the work of our teams who help to fulfill the Jesus Mission," explained COMMUNITY's founder and lead pastor Dave Ferguson. "Over the last four years, we have given away over $1.75 million and we are praying that this year's offering is our largest yet!"
All 12 Community Christian Church campuses throughout Chicagoland will participate in Celebration Generosity. In its first four years, Celebration Generosity gave away $1.75 million to these causes. Church leaders anticipate that this year's Celebration Generosity will bring in over a half million dollars to donate to the five teams.
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SEATTLE – As the holiday shopping season revs up, Amazon.com is adding another weapon to its competitive arsenal: Sunday delivery.
The online retail giant has cut a deal with the U.S. Postal Service to extend delivery of packages to customers to every day of the week. That means Amazon Prime customers who pay $79 a year to get free two-day shipping on millions of products can order an item Friday and have it arrive before the weekend is over. And Sunday delivery will be available to customers who don't subscribe to Prime, as well.
Sunday deliveries of Amazon products will start this weekend, but only to customers in the Los Angeles and New York metropolitan areas. The company, which needs to build up the technical capability at warehouses elsewhere, plans to work with the Postal Service to roll out the Sunday delivery to "a large portion of the U.S. population" next year.
Details of the agreement have been sealed with the Postal Regulatory Commission, an independent agency with regulatory oversight over the Postal Service, according to USPS spokeswoman Sue Brennan.
It's the first time the Postal Service has worked with a retailer to enable Sunday delivery.
"It requires the scale that Amazon has," said Dave Clark, Amazon's vice president of worldwide operations and customer service.
On Nov. 26 last year, Amazon's peak shopping day, customers ordered more than 26.5 million items worldwide, or 306 items per second. About 57 percent of Amazon's sales last year were in North America.
For the Postal Service, the deal boosts volume, something the financially struggling agency needs. It briefly flirted with canceling Saturday mail delivery earlier this year, only to have Congress pass a short-term budget that required six days of mail delivery.
Despite the diminishing economics of mail delivery, package delivery is booming for the Postal Service. Agency spokeswoman Brennan said the Postal Service expects to deliver 420 million packages in the period between Thanksgiving and Christmas, up by 12 percent from last year.
During the holiday season, that volume often leads to massive package backups on Sundays.
"Mondays are historically huge delivery days," Brennan said. Part of the deal with Amazon, she added, "is to ease the weight for our carriers."
For Amazon, delivery speed is a crucial competitive challenge. It can often beat brick-and-mortar stores with prices. But it can't match consumers' instant gratification in obtaining a purchased item the second it's bought.
What's more, Sunday delivery ratchets up pressure on Amazon's online rivals, which haven't cut Sunday delivery deals with the Postal Service. Amazon's deal is not exclusive, though Brennan said the agency is not currently negotiating with any other company.


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Plans for a baseball complex on Port Washington's west side got a nod of approval from the city Plan Commission last week. The commission's approval sets the stage for Port Washington Youth Baseball to begin work on the $1.5 million complex, perhaps beginning construction on the first phase by the end of the year. Before that happens, however, the group must obtain the necessary funding and a grading agreement between the city and its Highway 33 contractor must be successfully completed. Games wouldn't be played at the complex until 2016, association officials said. The first phase of the project includes a concessions stand and the two largest fields — a regulation field and an intermediate sized field — as well as infrastructure. The overall complex would include four fields, a concessions stand with restrooms, parking, playground and a walking trail with fitness stations that would be built on city-owned land at the southeast corner of Highway 33 and Jackson Road. The concessions stand would be located in the center of the four fields — a regulation field, intermediate-sized field and two Little League fields. The complex would be bordered on the north by three commercial lots that would front Highway 33 and by residential lots on the east side that would abut the Bley Park Estates subdivision. Motorists would access the complex off Jackson Road and park on the north side, where there would be approximately 100 parking spaces, architect Mike Ehrlich said. A formal entry featuring donation bricks would be sited there, with paths leading to the diamonds and playground. A roughly half-mile-long walking path would go around the perimeter of the complex. Each field will have a scoreboard and bleachers, and they ultimately will be lit, Ehrlich said. Don Buechler, 1782 Second Ave., questioned why neighbors had not been informed about the project before the meeting so they could raise concerns. He said he believes the complex would result in additional noise, traffic and litter, and he is also concerned about light spilling over into the surrounding neighborhood. "It'll change my neighborhood significantly," Buechler said. "I'm concerned about the effect on my property value. I don't see it as enhancing it." Ehrlich said the baseball association plans to do landscaping to minimize the noise effect, and the fields have been located so the bleachers will face west, away from surrounding residential developments. The lights will have shields so most of the light will shine onto the fields and not spill out of the complex, Ehrlich said. Port Youth Baseball President Rich Stasik also noted that tournaments, when the fields will get the most intensive uses, typically end by 10 p.m. City officials noted that the land has been slated for recreational use since the city purchased it more than a decade ago. The complex is included in the city's parks plan, which was the subject of a public hearing. A memo of understanding between the baseball association and the city that outlined the plans was approved by the Common Council several years ago. Port Youth Baseball has raised more than $100,000 and is talking to community groups about funding and sponsorships. A fundraising campaign aimed at the entire community is planned.
The Port Washington Common Council on Tuesday doubled up its efforts to get grant money to repair the deteriorating breakwater. The city agreed to pay an additional $15,000 to Foth Engineering — doubling the funds it has already committed — in hopes of obtaining state grants that will supplement $950,000 allocated by the Army Corps of Engineers to repair the breakwater this summer. "What is now a $950,000 solution could become a $2 million to $3 million solution," Mayor Tom Mlada said, noting that while the work that will be done by the Army Corps this summer is only a partial fix for the breakwater. "This is our window of opportunity. We can't bank on the fact there'll be another $950,000 next year and $2 million after that," he said. Corps officials are willing to work with the city to maximize the work that can be done and coordinate it, he added. City Administrator Mark Grams said the $950,000 Army Corps allocation "is almost like seed money" that can be used to match any grants the city gets. The city can't afford not to take advantage of this, said Ald. Dave Larson, chairman of the Finance and License Committee. "It's opening the door for more grants," he said. "Now that we have this momentum, we certainly want to continue to move forward." Army Corps representatives told the city last week that it doesn't know how much it can achieve with the $950,000, Mlada said. It seems as if much of the project will be surface work, he said. The Corps plans to send a structural engineer to Port in the coming weeks to examine the breakwater and check the surface, face and sides to try and determine how much deterioration has occurred since last summer's inspection, he added. Even then, they may not have a clear picture of how much work is needed until the project begins this summer, officials said. "It's like exploratory surgery, where they go in and look around to find out what's wrong. They might not know until July, when they take the cap off," Grams said. "They don't know what exactly they'll find." The Army Corps said work is expected to begin in late July, Mlada said, which gives the city time to apply for additional funds for the project. "The challenge is that much of the work will happen during the height of the tourist season," he said. Grams said it is feasible that the city could obtain an additional $1 million to $2 million in grant money for the breakwater. That money could be used for such things as armor stone around the breakwater to protect it from erosion. "I think they (the Army Corps) would like to do armor stone, but I think the breakwater structure itself is the first thing," Grams said, adding armor stone is expensive. It's difficult to determine what grant funds would be used for, he said, because the city doesn't know exactly what the Army Corps project will entail, he added. The city's original $15,000 contract with Foth and SmithGroup JJR includes the preparation of one grant application. "Now that we know what programs are out there, we need to move ahead," Grams said. That's especially important because Port's breakwater is a low priority for the Army Corps, which owns the structure, Mlada said, noting the city is no longer a commercial port. While the original contract with Foth and SmithGroup JJR is being funded with marina funds, the extension approved Tuesday will be financed through the city's contingency funds. A portion of the grant funds obtained could be used to replenish the contingency fund, Larson said. Aldermen also approved an increase in the daily and seasonal launch rates at the marina, to $10 and $95, respectively. Any funds in excess of the $25,000 in budgeted revenue from each of these fees will be designated for breakwater repairs. The measure may not bring in much money this year, Grams said. "With the long winter we've been having, fishing is not going to be very good," he said, and that often determines how many launches occur. But it is a way to drive home the message to users of the marina that they have a stake in the breakwater issue, and to assure city residents that they are not alone in tackling the issue, Mlada said.
Port Washington bow hunters may soon be able to take to their tree stands in the city. That's because the state legislature last year took away a municipality's ability to ban hunting with a bow and arrow or crossbow, effectively ending the city's prohibition on shooting these weapons. The legislature did, however, give the community limited powers to regulate bow and arrow hunting, and the Common Council is poised to approve an ordinance on Tuesday that does just that. The proposed ordinance requires hunters to shoot in a downward direction and prohibits hunting on public property or within 100 yards of a building without permission from the property owner. "If we want to regulate bow hunting in the city, this is essentially what we can do," City Administrator Mark Grams told aldermen when they had their initial review of the ordinance on March 4. City Attorney Eric Eberhardt said the state law is an effort to curb the deer population in urban areas. "We'll see how that works," he said. The effect, however, is to greatly limit what a community can do to regulate hunting, he said. Does it mean people can hunt in the city? Yes, he said. "Clearly if you had a tree stand and were shooting at an animal below you, it would be shooting toward the ground," Eberhardt said, adding that people with tree stands or standing on a roof or ladder could do the same thing. "There are a lot of bells and whistles, but theoretically you could do it," Grams said. However, he said, since few houses are farther apart than 100 yards, people who want to hunt will have to get permission from all the surrounding property owners in order to hunt in the city. And because that is likely to be difficult, the ordinance may essentially prohibit hunting in residential areas, he said. One exception could be the former VK Homes property, which the Ozaukee Washington Land Trust is trying to purchase. The parcel on the city's southeast side is large and undeveloped, so if the property owner allows it, bow hunting could occur there, officials said.
A snowmobiling trip to Upper Michigan turned tragic early Sunday when a 37-year-old Town of Port Washington man was killed in an accident. Chad Schlenvogt died about 2 a.m. March 2 in a rural area of Dickinson County, Mich., less than a mile from the Wisconsin state line, according to authorities. He was driving on the west side of Pine Mountain Road in Breitung Township when he struck a guardrail on the west side of the road, according to the Michigan State Police. The snowmobile overturned and Schlenvogt was ejected. A passing motorist found him lying on the shoulder of the road, which is well traveled, probably within minutes of the accident, according to the state police. He was unresponsive, and attempts to revive him were unsuccessful. The accident has stunned many people in the town and city of Port, where Schlenvogt was well known and his extended family is active in local government. Schlenvogt's wife Jenny is the Town of Port Washington clerk, his brother-in-law Jim Rychtik is a town supervisor, and his uncle, Lee Schlenvogt, is the Ozaukee County Board chairman and a former Town of Port chairman. Schlenvogt was a fixture at Town Board meetings and was a member of the Zoning Board of Appeals. The accident has also left people shaking their heads in disbelief. Schlenvogt was an experienced snowmobiler, Rychtik said, who knew and respected his limits. "It was just one of those freak, freak things," he said. "Everything would have to line up perfectly for him to get hurt, and it did. If he hit an inch over, he'd probably have a big bruise right now and be joking about it." Schlenvogt wasn't originally supposed to be up north, Rychtik said. He and a group of friends intended to go snow goose hunting in the southern United States, but the trip was cancelled because of weather. Schlenvogt and two friends, Tom Didier and Jordy Schwanz, decided to go snowmobiling up north instead, Rychtik said. "The snow up there is just amazing," he said. The trio left for Florence County on Thursday and planned to return Sunday night, Rychtik said. They arrived late Thursday, then took a 180-mile snowmobile trip to Eagle River on Friday, he said. On Saturday, they stuck around the cabin, then decided to drive to Pine Mountain Ski Resort about 10 miles from where they were staying to watch a snowmobile hill-climbing contest. They spent the day there. The group returned to the cabin, then decided to go back to the resort, Rychtik said. But when they headed back to the cabin, one of the snowmobiles wouldn't start. Didier and Schwanz decided to ride together, and Schlenvogt drove on ahead, Rychtik said. Rychtik said he believes Schlenvogt, who was familiar with the area, took a shortcut to bypass a two- to three-mile jog in the snowmobile trail around a ravine. That shortcut apparently took him along Pine Mountain Road, which is a wide road with snow along the edges of the shoulder. "What happened next is anyone's guess," Rychtik said. "I think the ski possibly caught either on a big chunk of snow or the edge of the guardrail," Rychtik said, pushing the snowmobile up the rail just enough to tip it, ejecting Schlenvogt. When Didier and Schwanz returned to the cabin, they were surprised that Schlenvogt wasn't waiting for them, Rychtik said. They tried calling him, but got no answer and started panicking, he said. They thought about going out to look for him, but their snowmobile was out of gas and the truck they had driven wouldn't start. "They didn't have a clue where Chad was," Rychtik said. It was only when authorities contacted them later that they discovered what had happened. Authorities told the family they believe Schlenvogt hit the handlebars when he was ejected, causing his death, Rychtik said. Rychtik said he does not believe speed was a factor, noting Schlenvogt was found near the snowmobile. The snowmobile, he added, is intact and operable. Although the state police said alcohol is believed to have been a factor in the crash, Rychtik said Schlenvogt generally did not drink or drank minimally when driving a snowmobile. A funeral Mass for Schlenvogt will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at St. Peter of Alcantara Catholic Church in Port Washington. An education fund for his two young children has been set up at Kohler Credit Union. A complete obituary for Schlenvogt can be found in this edition of Ozaukee Press.
The controversy over the use of signboards in Port Washington ended last week when the Plan Commission adopted new guidelines to regulate their use. "I just think this is not only cleaner but better for our downtown merchants," Ald. Dan Becker, a member of the commission, said. There are now seven regulations, as opposed to the previous nine, many of which were never enforced by the city, said Randy Tetzlaff, director of planning and development. The regulations were sent to downtown merchants, and there were no objections logged, he said. Port Washington Main Street Executive Director Lauren Richmond also reviewed them, Tetzlaff added. The new regulations call for merchants to obtain a permit for the signboards, giving the city an idea of who owns them and who to contact if there are issues, Tetzlaff said. They require businesses to display the signs in front of their main entrance unless a special exception permit has been granted by the commission — a step required so shops on side streets can place placards on Franklin Street directing customers to them. The signs cannot block intersections or cause a hazard to pedestrians or motorists, and they must be removed when the businesses close each day. The signs, which can be no larger than 24-by-48 inches, must be neatly painted and maintained. They must be professionally lettered, although chalkboards are allowed to be hand lettered. Although ubiquitous, the sandwich board-like signs prompted controversy earlier this year when some commission members complained about the appearance and locations of some placards. Tetzlaff said the new guidelines allow the city to take steps to avoid issues in the future. "If we still have problems, you can take another look at this and be harder," he said. "I think it's better to start out with less." The new regulations, which are part of the city's ordinances, will be considered by the Common Council next week.


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"Therefore take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand firm" (Ephesians 6:13).
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Friday, October 21
Pastor's Luncheon with Col. John Eidsmoe – "Yes, I know Luther spoke of Two Kingdoms and I need to educate my people on their responsibilities to the Kingdom of the Left. But if I mention politics, the IRS will yank our tax exemption—won't they?" May we influence elections? May we influence legislation? What does the IRS allow, and what does the IRS prohibit? And is there a time when we must obey God rather than men?
Workshop: Helping Your Church Stand for Life with Rev. Doug Merkey – How do I equip my congregation to get more involved in life issues? What is a "Life Team," and how can I form one? How can Life Team training help my Life Chapter? How do we keep going when the going gets tough in life ministry? Get extremely practical, field-tested, Gospel-centered answers to these and similar questions at this valuable workshop. It's ideal for anyone who wants to see their church more consistently and robustly enjoying and expressing the Gospel in the life arena.
Workshop: Giving "Unusual" Gifts to Ministry with John Hawkins – When it comes to making either a current or planned gift to ministry, donating cash usually comes to mind first followed by other common assets, such as securities, real estate, etc. But are there some "other" things that can be contributed—especially through your estate—that would prove to be beneficial to a donor and/or the receiving ministry? In this session, John will look at some different types of assets which aren't donated every day but which, nevertheless, ministry friends may want to consider as part of their giving plans.
Tour: City Life Center with Betty McGuire, Executive Director – The City Life Center is a multi-faceted, pro-life ministry located in Minneapolis in the most diverse neighborhood in the United States, with over 100 different languages spoken in a two-mile radius. We will tour the City Life Center's turn-of-the-century, converted three-story brick home and the two-story brick carriage house. After touring the center and learning about their ministry, staff will guide us on a square-block prayer walk past a local abortion facility and through the neighborhood where many live who regularly meet at the City Life Center for prayer and Bible study.
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More on past conferences:
2015 LFL National Conference - Created • Redeemed • Called
2014 LFL National Conference - Matters of the Heart
2013 LFL National Conference - L.I.F.E. - Living In Faith Everyday
2012 LFL National Conference - Equipping the Saints For Life
2011 LFL National Conference - Adopted In Christ
2010 LFL National Conference - Bringing Good News to Life
2009 LFL National Conference - Celebrating the Abundant Life
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Famous Short Wisdom Poems. Short Wisdom Poetry by Famous Poets. A collection of the all-time best Wisdom short poems
Man is the whole creation's summary,
The precious apple of great wisdom's eye;
The circle of existence is a ring,
Whereof the signet is humanity.
On the dread day of final scrutiny
Thou wilt be rated by thy quality;
Get wisdom and fair qualities to-day,
For, as thou art, requited wilt thou be.
Though leaves are many, the root is one;
Through all the lying days of my youth
I swayed my leaves and flowers in the sun;
Now I may wither into the truth.
Of wisdom's dictates two are principal,
Surpassing all your lore traditional;
Better to fast than eat of every meat,
Better to live alone than mate with all!
To him who would his sins extenuate,
Let pious men this verse reiterate,
«To call God's prescience the cause of sin
In wisdom's purview is but folly's prate.»
These fools, by dint of ignorance most crass,
Think they in wisdom all mankind surpass;
And glibly do they damn as infidel,
Whoever is not, like themselves, an ass.
In heaven is seen the bull we name Parwin,
Beneath the earth another lurks unseen;
And thus to wisdom's eyes mankind appear
A drove of asses, two great bulls between!
He, in whose bosom wisdom's seed is sown,
To waste a single day was never known;
Either he strives to work great Allah's will,
Or else exalts the cup, and works his own.
Slaves of vain wisdom and philosophy,
Who toil at Being and Nonentity,
Parching your brains till they are like dry grapes,
Be wise in time, and drink grape-juice, like me!
This bosom friend, on whom you so rely,
Seems to clear wisdom's eyes an enemy;
Choose not your friends from this rude multitude,
Their converse is a plague 'tis best to fly.
HERE lies, now a prey to insulting neglect,
What once was a butterfly, gay in life's beam:
Want only of wisdom denied her respect,
Want only of goodness denied her esteem.
THOU greybeard, old Wisdom! may boast of thy treasures;
Give me with young Folly to live;
I grant thee thy calm-blooded, time-settled pleasures,
But Folly has raptures to give.
From life we draw now wine, now dregs to drink,
Now flaunt in silk, and now in tatters shrink;
Such changes wisdom holds of slight account
To those who stand on death's appalling brink!
In youth my wings were strong and tireless,
But I did not know the mountains.
In age I knew the mountains
But my weary wings could not follow my vision --
Genius is wisdom and youth.
Sure of the spring that warms them into birth,
The golden seeds thou trustest to the earth;
And dost thou doubt the eternal spring sublime,
For deeds--the seeds which wisdom sows in time.
It came to him in rainbow dreams,
Blent with the wisdom of the sages,
Of spirit and of passion born;
In words as lucent as the morn
He prisoned it, and now it gleams
A jewel shining through the ages.
Occasion makes me sing the praise of wine when I surround
myself with men and things I love. O Devotee!
canst thou be happy here below knowing that wisdom is
your Lord? Then know, at least, that wisdom is my
If your own satisfaction consists in casting grief into a
heart free from all care, you could, friend, make mourning
with your wisdom during your whole life. Go, be
unhappy, then, for you are a person strangely ignorant.
It is we who are the true aim of universal creation; it
is we who, in the eyes of wisdom, are the essence of divine
regard. The circle of this world is like a ring and,
without doubt, we are the jeweled signet of it.
The ones that disappeared are back
The Phoebe and the Crow
Precisely as in March is heard
The curtness of the Jay --
Be this an Autumn or a Spring
My wisdom loses way
One side of me the nuts are ripe
The other side is May.
For those endowed with knowledge and virtue, who
through their wisdom have become as torches to their
disciples, even those have not progressed beyond this
night profound. They have left some fables and returned
to death's long sleep.
I worked for chaff and earning Wheat
Was haughty and betrayed.
What right had Fields to arbitrate
In matters ratified?
I tasted Wheat and hated Chaff
And thanked the ample friend --
Wisdom is more becoming viewed
At distance than at hand.
Denial -- is the only fact
Perceived by the Denied --
Whose Will -- a numb significance --
The Day the Heaven died --
And all the Earth strove common round --
Without Delight, or Beam --
What Comfort was it Wisdom -- was --
The spoiler of Our Home?
There are two things which are the foundation of wisdom
and which ought to be put among the number of the
most important unproclaimed revelations. Not to eat of
anything which eats of other things, and to keep oneself
unsullied by all that lives.
The Sea said "Come" to the Brook --
The Brook said "Let me grow" --
The Sea said "Then you will be a Sea --
I want a Brook -- Come now"!
The Sea said "Go" to the Sea --
The Sea said "I am he
You cherished" -- "Learned Waters --
Wisdom is stale -- to Me"


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2007 Chevrolet Malibu SS 4dr Sedan (3.9L 6cyl 4A)
This is my second Malibu. I bought this one because I was so pleased with my '03. This '07 is a big let down. At only 52k miles, I have many problems. Gas gage doesn't work, Transmission slams and slips gears, Grinding noise in the front wheels (breaks are fine). I've kept up on all of my scheduled maintances, and of course the power-tran warranty ran out at 5 yrs. I guess GM planned that out well. The dealer swears they can't find a thing wrong with the transmission, but I really don't think you should feel like someone rear ended you when you come to a stop.And, I hate that the transmission is a closed system, can't even check the fluid without taking it to a mechanic.
I bought this car because of the sporty look. It's a 4-door, but it's very sporty looking with the dual exhaust, sunroof, fog lights etc.
Extend the power-tran warranty to 100k or 10 yrs. A GM car should be dependable enough to make it through 50,000 miles without engine or transmission problems. GM should be more willing to bail us as consumers out, just like we've bailed them out ...more than once!
Traded 2001 Malibu for this Blk 2007 Malibu SS with pwr sunroof. One of the most comfortable autos I have had the pleasure of driving especially on long trips. Been from RI to far west twice with no problems. Love the 4 wheel brake system, easy to use info system.
Looks from the front & side. Brake sys. Info sys. Keyless start. Huge trunk for tvl.
Need throatier sound for SS. Bigger spoiler.
Bought this car with about 2,000 miles on it, had it for about a year and put around 17,000 miles on it myself. The leg-room is one of the main reasons I bought it as I'm a tall guy, the pedals can even be lowered via a button on the dashboard(may be an option.) Accelleration is good/OK, not as good as my old Buick Regal GS but sufficient. Outside styling is nice and somewhat mean-looking/old muscle car style. The seats may be a little hard for some but so far no problems on long trips and very pleased. As far as reliability goes, no problems except excessive brake squeek which has all but gone away since the odometer read around 15,000 miles. I give it a B!
Legroom, sunroof, muscle-car looks, large wheels
More comfortable seats, more head room but that's not that bad
My first car was a '68 Malibu. Yeah I know its a Chevelle, but to me it is and always will be a Malibu! I just traded in my '02 for the '07 Malibu SS. Wow! I love the pick up. I love the four wheel brake system! A lot roomier than the '02. The only thing I don't like is the boxy look. But after test driving it....it was mine! And I only went to the car lot to see if they had the new '08 models on the lot yet!
The mean looking front end. 4 wheel braking. saftey rating. Roomier. Keyless start is awesome! Adjustable pedals. Huge trunk for a Malibu.
Bring back the roomier pockets on the back of the front seats and the taller rear spoiler
When I went to buy a car, I had a few in mind. My original list consisted of a Camry, Accord, Malibu, and an Altima. The new Camry was well, a Camry. The only V6 in my price range was the LE (good luck finding one with a V6), that's not much. The Accord was refurbished but basically the same car from 4 years ago. The Altima was a skiddish car and I would have been buying a used 3.5. The Malibu SS had everything I wanted except a sunroof, standard. 18in wheels, 4 wheel disc, abs, side airbags (5* crash test), sport suspension, remote start, climate control, cruise control, three spoke wheel. Since it was a really big dealership needing every sell it could get, I was able to haggle it to 22k!
The remote start is great, good for the engine, and car heats up and puts on the defoggers. Also, the torque line is very flat, 90% of the 240lb x ft from 2200 to 6000.
The passenger seat should also be electric.
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Great job. You must do professional work. What advice would you give someone like myself who would love to get as good as you, besides practice. Was there one thing that when you learned it, you said to yourself, oh, that's what I've been missing. Or any other advice you can think of. BTW, the hands in your other paintings are so wonderful.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Actually, I have been painting about 7 years now. I do not do many portraits, as I prefer still life, and pets. But this is my grand-daughter, and her eyes were something that I wanted to capture. The ONE thing that I tell my students is to "Paint what you see, not what you think." That means that when I'm doing a portrait, I do not paint a nose or eyes. I paint shapes and colors, and I often paint upside-down. That way my mind doesn't start playing tricks on me and tell me that something doesn't look like a nose. I just paint what I see...and voila! I hope that helps a bit. Happy Painting.
Thank you for your kind words. I do not consider myself a professional, although I do sell my work. But I am untrained, except for taking some lessons from a local artist (I never went to art school). I started painting about 7 years ago in an attempt to illustrate a cookbook I was writing, and it evolved into much more than I ever anticipated. I do not like to do portraiture, and it is a stretch for me, but I do it occasionally. My biggest piece of advice, as I have offered before, is to PAINT WHAT YOU SEE, NOT WHAT YOU THINK. I often paint upside down, and I don't think about the subject as much as I think about color, shape, and shadows. I paint exclusively from photographs, and find that much easier. Hopefully some of this might help. Happy Painting!!!
Wow! Only seven years. I've been painting much longer and am no where near your level. Your advice does help and makes lots of sense. Thank you, I've heard that before. I told my husband that once and he doesn't get it. I guess he's too left brained. lol
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This Marriott hotel is located in France, and not Monaco. However, if you play "horseshoes", and close enough counts, this is the perfect place because you can easily walk to Monaco in less than 15 minutes. The hotel has great views from its highest floor (11th) of the Mediterranean Sea, especially if you can get the seaward side overlooking the marina. The beverage and food staff appear to be understaffed because it was difficult to get decent service in the bar\restaurant. The morning buffet was a 'zoo' when the tour groups overnighted, and again, the food and beverage staff could not keep up with supplying the breakfast buffet. However, the front desk staff is very helpful and ready to assist with any issue that you would need to enjoy your stay. This is the only American hotel near Monaco, and Marriott reflects as much in its prices during the tourist high season.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Marriott Riviera La Porte de Monaco Cap d'Ail
Great hotel, bad location
Stayed at this hotel at the start of July 2004. The hotel is what you would expect from Marriott. There are just two problems at the moment, the surrounding area has building works going on which are not noisy but just an eyesore next to the marina. The second problem is that room service food is not available 24 hours so you may wish to ask the front desk on check-in for a telephone number for the local take away that will deliver to the hotel! On the plus side, bar and restaurant are great and the bar area by the pool is pleasant.
Close to Monaco
I agree with the other reviews. Nothing to do in Cap d'Ail, and the hotel has no beach, and faces the harbor. But, we had two good rooms with big patios. The only thing to complain about is the hallway sometimes get very smoky. The hotel itself is walking distance to the entrance of the rock (Monaco). Staff is very accomodating and friendly. Everyone speaks English - you don't feel like you're in France, which killed the charm for me, but I guess it's good for the business traveler. There was a cocktail thrown by the General Manager, and he made it a point to try to talk to all the guests, which was nice. There was also an all-you-can-eat American barbeque, which was overpriced ($48), but I appreciate their trying to please the American business traveler. I would stay again if I was traveling on business, but if you're on vacation, find a hotel in Monte Carlo, or better yet, don't stay more than 2 nights, and maybe hang out more in St. Tropez if you like beaches. The beaches there are better and it is prettier. Monaco itself is charming but it is small that you can see everything in one day.
Very good indeed!
we stayed in the marriot in a deluxe sea view room for 4 nights from around July 25 th 2004, it was very good we booked with gtahotels the buffet breakfast was excellent, there is a free shuttle around Monaco from the hotel this is useful as you have to walk through the tunnels to get around as the hotel is located away from the main bustle. there is a car park at the hotel at 1 euro an hour. We would stay here again however where you go and what you do in Monaco can be pricey,some American visitors where not quite happy with the rooms/location of the hotel however I guess its all down to what you are used to and for us it was clean good food good location and staff very helpful and friendly!
Loved It - Great Hotel, Spacious Rooms.
Stayed at this hotel for 4 nights during the first week of June 04. The hotel has great, very nice, spacious rooms overlooking the harbor. The hotel offered a shuttle to Monte Carlo and also the palace - where you could do tons of shopping at either location or take in all the sites. No taxi was needed during our trip. All you had to do is give them a call they would drop you off and pick you up - GREAT SERVICE. Staff very friendly! They hotel management even invited some of the newly arrived guests to a happy hour party in the evening - which was a nice treat. No complaints about this hotel, would stay there again.
This hotel is in an area where there is NOTHING to do. The rooms are average, the views are nothing spectacular, and the hotel is wedged between two apartment complexes so you have a nice view of people's hanging laundry that they put on their balconies to dry. There is nowhere to relax in this hotel. It is full of American business travelers. The pool area is pretty much in the lobby, so if you don't mind going for a dip where guests check in I guess it would be okay. The staff tries to be as helpful as possible, but they don't have much to work with. If you're going to this area, STAY IN MONTE CARLO at least, and avoid Cap D'Ail. And don't plan a lengthy stop at this area. Stay away from this hotel unless you are there on business and someone else is paying the bill. NOT WORTH THE $$$$ AT ALL!
Very mediocre
We made this hotel a stop on a long European trip. We booked a week and stayed one night because the hotel was so lackluster and the town so boring. The hotel is a guest warehouse and hardly remarkable. It could easily be any U. S. airport hotel. I imagine it is a convenient place to stay for boat owners to take showers/rest from an excursion. There is not much at the hotel for someone who is interested in a resort. The swimming pool is nearly non-existant. There is no beach, it is on a marina. It is built next door to a football stadium in the midst of busy roads.
The staff was marginally helpful. The rooms very mediocre.
Monaco has a casino, a palace and a road that winds around a very steep hill with traffic zipping up and down it. There is a marina with lots of yachts. We barely found it entertaining for a day but maybe it is your dream vacation so I won't disparage it further. Skip this hotel however.
Stayed at the Marriott in April this year for 2 nights and couldn't ask for a better location. Overlooking the Cap D'ail harbour, accross the road from Monaco and a beach 5 minutes walk with small restaurants. Supermarket was near to buy snacks, and the rest of Monaco was within walking distance. The shuttle bus from Nice airport had a stop right in front of the hotel and the breakfast was fantastic, eat all you like buffet. Our room was large, clean and modern and had a great view over the harbour. Staff spoke very good English and were helpful. Will return to stay here again!
Excellent Hotel for a Visit to Monaco
The Riviera Marriott is a great base for a visit to Monaco and the Riviera. The hotel is modern and the rates are reasonable. It should especially appeal to North Americans who want the type of hotel they are used to at home. The staff are particularly friendly and helpful and the location is convenient for visiting Monaco. It is possible to walk to Monte Carlo from the hotel but the hotel also operates a courtesy van, available upon request, to take you wherever you might want to go. There is a shopping center a couple of blocks away with a large supermarket (Carrefours), drug store, etc. for necessities and snacks and garage parking attached to the hotel (1 euro per hour).
Although the hotel is officially in Cap D'Ail, France, Monaco is across the street and everything is very compact. Our deluxe sea front room was somewhat small by American standards but satisfactory for our needs and we had a large balcony overlooking the Cap D'Ail harbor. I would definitely stay here again and would choose to stay in Monaco rather than in Nice or Cannes which I thought were disappointingly overbuilt and crowded (think Miami Beach).
Out of town- but not too far
The marriott is sited ext to a small marina and next door to Monaco FC stadium, so if your going to a game it is ideal. Hotel itself is nice, clean and has very pleasant staff. Rooms as you would expect, but NO tea/coffee making facilities, or iron (no big deal eh?). If you are there on a sunday i would recommend the sunday brunch which starts at 12-30..3 course buffet of excellent food for about 40 euros, a real treat. If you get a mountain view room it will look out over a football pitch, which when I was there hosted a quite entertaining game. The hotel is at one end of monaco, some 15 minutes away from the main port and at least 25 from the casino, but the Hotel does lay on a free bus on request up to 10pm. We booked early and got a good rate..Monaco is sooo flash!
Nothing Like Service
Last week returned from our annual visit to Monte Carlo (this Hotel is actually in France, but just walk across the street and you are in Monte Carlo!) where we usually stay at the Marriott. Last year we tryed the "Columbus" in Monaco and were very pleased to be back at the Marriott this year. This is truly a First-Class Hotel, comfortable, bright guest-rooms over-looking the Harbour & the Sea, large baths, timely room service & excellent dining room. However , what makes this Hotel stand out from others in the area is the superb, friendly, Front Desk Staff. They were outstanding .in every respect and seemed to be particularly attuned to the needs & requests of English speaking Guests. A most pleasant stay and have already made reservations for next Year.
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This morning we left Nimes and made a stop in Grasse to visit the Fragonard Perfume facility and got a lecture on the perfume making. From Grasse we drove through Nice along the Promenade des Anglais where the terrorist killed many people on the promenade. We drove along the French Rivieria high above the Mediteranean Sea and it was beautiful to see the beautiful blue water and the many yachts.
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Does Wells Deserve the Rookie of the Year?
I think they're on the verge of announcing the N.L. Rookie of the Year and Randy Wells was in the running for most of the season. Ultimately I don't think he'll get more than a few third place votes from the Chicago writers and I don't have much time to put together a full analysis, so I'm just going to lazily look at WAR values over at Fangraphs.
Randy Wells - 3.0
Garrett Jones - 2.6
J.A. Happ - 1.8
Chris Coghlan - 2.3
Andrew McCutchen - 3.4
Tommy Hanson - 2.6
Casey McGehee - 2.2
Colby Rasmus - 2.3
My guess is that it ends up Hanson, McCutchen, Happ by the voters and I would certainly encourage a more robust analysis than just WAR values, but there you have it. The Internet Baseball Awards voted Hanson the winner with Wells finishing 8th, for what it's worth.
On the AL side, Elvis Andrus and Rick Porcello seem to be getting the most press with Andrew Bailey also in the mix. Fangraphs has Andrus at 3.0 WAR, Porcello at 1.8 and Bailey at 2.4. Pitchers Jeff Niemann(3.2 WAR) and Brett Anderson(3.8 WAR) both surpass Porcello by WAR values but don't seem to be getting much hype. My guess is the voters give it to Porcello as most of Andrus's value came from his glove. Porcello got the nod at the Internet Baseball Awards.
Andrew Bailey wins the A.L. award with Andrus and Porcello finishing second and third. Chris Coghlan took the N.L. award. He was followed by Happ, Hanson, McCutchen, McGehee and then Wells finishing 6th.
Re: Does Wells Deserve the Rookie of the Year?
Wow, no love for Beckham. Took over new position and played good.
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What is it good for?
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Good God, y'all!
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Re: Results
At least Wells can take consolation in the fact that he'll still be a major league player in five years when Coghlan is calling Matt Murton and asking why nobody wants to sign a corner outfielder with limited power and poor defense. Phooey.
Re: Results
I didn't know that - I'll give him a pass on his defense if he was playing out of position. But his D numbers did look very bad in 2009. There's always room for improvement - if he spends more time in the cage and raises his average a little higher, maybe he can win a Gold Glove.
Re: Muskat's latest...
I doubt that the market for Marlon Byrd can be all that hot?
Unless his agent can get Jim Hendry to overpay by his normal overpayment methods, then I can see Marlon getting Reed Johnson 2009 type money.
Maybe a couple of million in possible incentives.
Forth Outfielders don't get 3/30's and 4/48's in most organizations.
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Asking and getting are 2 seperate deals.
Bobby Abreu didn't set out to get 1/5 last offseason.
Everything we've heard so far is that teams are looking to slash money.
An astute GM would be able to fill any holes we have quite cost effectively, if they use the proper leverage.
Other GM's will pay stupid money to arbitration Loogys and whine to the media about "Tough breaks" and being on the "Right track".
Re: Muskat's latest...
Grabow is not a loogy. Not really sure what you don't get about that.
Re: Muskat's latest...
He sure as hell ain't Billy Wagner either.
spare part/Middle reliever point remains the same
Would you feel better if Jim Hendry was looking to overpay to keep Mike Remlinger circa 2004?
Hendry's job needs to be the counter point for the player agent. Maybe he is just too nice or too non-confrontational. He needs to work for the Cubs and their best interests. Not strive to be Buddy Buddy with Kerry Wood and Mark DeRosa on their ways out of town.
Re: Muskat's latest...
There's a difference between a setup guy and a middle reliever. Name the last team that won it all without competent setup guys. Was Remlinger circa 2004 the same age as Grabow? Did he have the same number of K/9? Didn't he also have reverse splits?
I agree with the 2nd part of your post. Hendry needs to think about how the market is going to play out and correctly offer arbitration to the players who he wants to retain or he has no fear that they won't get signed by someone else. Wood was going to get signed last year - it may have cost Wood some money, but that's not Hendry's concern. The DeRosa bit doesn't make sense.
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grabow is still not a loogie. there's your daily update on that.
Re: Muskat's latest...
Hendry has had a chubby for this guy for several years. His career year numbers are echos of another former Texas player that was a free agent last year. Suprisingly, Byrd batted only .244 against lefties. That does not fare well when you project Fukudome in right (.164 avg against lefties in '09), and Soriano in left (.184 average against lefties in '09). Reed Johnson may be considered just for plattoning. On the suprising side, Sam Fuld batted .303 last year in limited AB's against left handers and batted .318 in 107 minor league AB's last year.
Re: Muskat's latest...
Agreed, sample size is thin. I would agree that Soriano's avg was due to a complete down year, but I think you would have to agree that Fukudome looks clueless against lefties. So, who becomes your fourth outfielder then if Bradley departs and Byrd enters?
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If it was up to me the bench would look like
Jake Fox corner backup 1b/3b/rf/lf
Sam Fuld 5th outfielder, possible Kfuk platoon mate in CF
Blanco SS/2nd base backup
MLB minimum money catcher
Re: Does Wells Deserve the Rookie of the Year?
Had to share this one off of the Mailbag for Muskat:
Trade Roy Halladay for Bradley. Fukudome to right. Tyler Colvin in center. Wishful thinking?
-- Ryan P., Sioux Falls, S.D.
Not wishful, but very unlikely. The Blue Jays won't make that deal.
Someone should inform Ryan to limit his MLB 2k playing time on PS3.
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I am not claiming I know anything about the White Sox farm system, but you would think that with the Peavy trade and the Teahan trade, the Padres would be picking peanuts and raw players that are many years away from stepping onto a major league field. If this is the case, why wouldn't the Angels just trade straight up for Gonzalez? Kanerko is 34 (defensively challanged to be polite) and owed $12 million, while Gonzalez who just claimed a gold glove, in his prime (not to mention would thrive in the AL especially in Boston and NY during the playoffs) and owed $4.75 million with a club option for $5.5 million in 2011. I think that SD can get a lot more for him and the preliminary talks are just to try and get as many suitors involved to start a bidding war.
Re: Aw crap...
From reading the comments on the site, it would probably be Kornerko for Matthews Jr.
He has one year on his contract I believe, and they need a CFer/leadoff hitter. Move Rios to left, Quinton to Rf and AJ to first.
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OOOOOHHHHHFesive offense on the Southside.
They do love their small ball. Good luck with that......
Re: Does Wells Deserve the Rookie of the Year?
I don't know why you say he is "defensively challenged" when he has performed at league average for 13 years. Actually, one point better in FP (.995, to LA of .994). He is not a GG player, but has been a gamer for the most part in his career and somehow played well in the big games down the WS stretch.
For sure the Pads, IF they wish to split up the Gonzalez brothers, can get a lot more than Kanerko in a trade.
The Sox gave up some nice players this past season in Lance Broadway, et. al. I wonder how many more players they are willing to trade again?
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I'd flip Soto for Gonzalez in a package in heart beat.
Especially after this season with his weight issues.
Re: Does Wells Deserve the Rookie of the Year?
If he'd cut down on the weed, he'd eat less.
Maybe he's hanging out with Linci too much, too?
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Right now, I'd like to see the Mets first, Giants 2nd.
I believe that since most of the team from last years' NLCS is on the squad this year, they will really amp their game up even more to kick their ass in payback for 2015.
The Giants just do not have the depth in years past, and I think all things equal - and at Wrigley - they could handle them.
I do not want to see the Cards, period. Or their fans, media, or Joe Buck.
I don't want to play Braves in the first round. Any friggin team in the league can win 3 of 5..I hate the first round. Furthermore, I wanted to play the Marlins in 2003 and the Mets over Dodgers last year.
With that said in reverse order:
3. Cardinals: It will be devastating to lose in the first round, but even worse to their main rival. It is increased incentive for the Cardinals, especially after last year. Cards would have nothing to lose, Cubs have everything to lose.
2. Giants: Rotation in the playoffs scare me a bit, but what a lousy team.
1. Mets--because of the losses in the rotation
2. Giants--because they're not the team they were BUT they maybe have bullshit even-year magic?
3. Cardinals--because rivalry and not making the playoffs hurts them more than losing in the NLDS plus getting eliminated by them in the playoffs would make for horrible sports commentary next throughout next season.
Who's asking?
CLE/DET rained out last night already, possible rain-outs in New York (vs. Baltimore), Boston(vs. Toronto) and Philly(vs. Mets) this weekend too.
Not only games involving playoff spots that would need to be played, but any that involve home field advantage.
I got the first one! Second one I'm not even sure what even/odd betting is.
any opponent preference for NLDS?
Mets are down to 1 great pitcher instead of 4. Syndegaard may pitch Sunday which means if Mets win the WC game, he'd be set up for Game 1. There's a chance they clinch a spot by Sunday so he'd pitch the WC and then we'd probably get Colon for Game 1. They've certainly had the hottest bats over the last week and month out of the WC options.
A couple of Cub related puzzles.
Can't teach height and thinness
Hopefully Pirates don't call up A. Lincoln.
j.buchanan going friday...should be...baseball...or something like it.
Wow. I didn't know they could do that.
Nice for Willson, not so much for Addy.
Game is officially called...also officially a tie.
Stats count, no make-up date of course.
Yeah -- seeing the weather -- I hope KB and Rizz are inside, wrapped in blankets and drinking hot chocolate.
rain delay...thanks obama.


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Hi Domestic Goddess, made your lemon cake this weekend, it was simply too yummy, very moist and very lemony, I took Theresa's advice, and added lemon rind (lot's of it), probably the rind of one half of a lemon, then I squeezed about 1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice into the batter...it was delicious, I took it over to a get-together this weekend, and I believe that there was nothing left, everyone just loved it, the frosting was great also. Thanks so much Goddess for posting such a wonderful cake recipe, I will be making this again....KC :-)
I took Christy's advice and used the Luscious Lemon Frosting (#54666) instead. What a great combination! The cake was so moist and delicious, and the frosting was just the perfect touch. I, too, added some fresh lemon zest and juice to the cake. If you're a lemon lover, this recipe will not disappoint. I will be making this one again and again.
We are a family of lemon lovers so you can imagine how this cake went over. Compliments to the chef - it's wonderful!
This made a nice moist cake that had nice flavor with the cream cheese icing . I will be adding some lemon rind to the icing next time I try this recipe , to boost the sunny lemon taste ! Thanks .
this cake had a wonderful flavor, and the icing was delish...the only prob i had with it (and i'm sure it was me as nobody else had this problem) was that i couldn't get the icing to firm up...even after being in the fridge overnight. i'm still giving it 5 stars tho because regardless, the flavor was outstanding!! i too added lemon zest and fresh juice to both the cake and the icing...also couldn't find the lemon pie filling, but i ended up making a small package of lemon instant pudding and adding that to the mix...it was flavorful and moist. i'll definitely make this cake again...except i'll use butter instead of margarine...maybe that was the problem.
Wow! I wish I could give this recipe MORE stars! I made this for a church dinner and it was the ONLY cake that was gone at the end!! I made the cake as directed, but did add a bit of fresh lemon juice and baked for a bit longer, as it didn't seem quite done in the center at 20 minutes. For the frosting, I used **POPPY**'s Luscious Lemon Frosting as written. This was the most wonderful combo!!! It was so dense and moist with an abundance of lemon tang! For lemon lovers, I suggest replacing the vanilla extract with fresh lemon juice or lemon extract. I made this as a sheet cake and it was puuurrrrfect!!!!! Thanks for a terrific recipe!
This was excellent. I added a few drops of fresh lemon juice to the cake batter and I also added about 1 tsp. of lemon juice to the frosting. I did what another reviewer did, I added lemon rind to the frosting and it made it even more special. Baked it in a 9x13 pyrex for 30 minutes at 350. Perfect!!! I've made it again and I wanted to add that I, too, couldn't find the 22 oz can of lemon pie filling, I could only find the brand "Comstock" and the can was 15 1/2 oz. Also, I bake it in a 13x9x2 glass pyrex as thats what I have! Cake batter is quite thick but I do add more like 1 tablespoon of fresh lemon juice to it and it works out just fine.
Well, I followed the recipe exactly. I should've paid more attention to the previous reviewer (quikgourmet) and added the oil and water indicated on the cake mix box. The finished cake made with only the mix, eggs, and pie filling is dense and dry. The icing is terrific! I added some lemon juice and doubled the vanilla. It's a wonderful consistancy, and the recipe made the perfect amount for the cake. It also spreads beautifully! I'll try the cake again in the future with the oil and water.
I couldn't find Lemon Pie filling (clue me in, everyone, if you know where to buy this as I'd love to try the recipe with it!) so I used 1 small package of lemon instant pudding and pie filling mix, 1 cup water, 1/3 cup vegetable oil, and the 4 eggs. I baked it in a 13x9 pan for 25 minutes. What I loved about this cake is the icing. Absolutely delicious! A delightfully refreshing dessert!
Absolutely delicious!!! Very easy. Perfect to serve company. Thanks!


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I have and APK file that I got from the google play( it's mine own) I lost the source code. So I converted the APK file to a Zip then i edited the images (Header, Icons, Splash Page Etc..) Now I just need someone to upload it for me to google play. It says that i need a zip align tool for it.. I dont know what that is so i need your help. If you can do this in 1 day that will be Awesome :) PM for the source code/apk file
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