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EA SPORTS FIFA 13 is now available for PlayStation3, Xbox 360 and PC.
To celebrate, EA SPORTS have designed a special Arsenal club cover featuring three star players - UK cover star Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Lukas Podolski and Wojciech Szczesny - which is available as a free download now.
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Once you have downloaded your cover for PS3 or Xbox 360, you can print* your sleeve and slip it inside the FIFA 13 cover.
Winner of the prestigious E3 Game Critics award for Best Sports Game, FIFA 13 captures the unpredictability of real-world football, ensuring no two matches are ever the same.
The game features breakthrough gameplay innovations that create a true battle for possession across the entire pitch and deliver freedom and creativity in attack, as well as engaging online features and live services that connect fans to the heartbeat of the sport - and to each other - through EA SPORTS Football Club.
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Breast Augmentation (Silicone Gel Implants) Doctors in Uniontown, Ohio
- Cosmetic Surgery, Facial Plastic Surgery, Medical Spas & Medspas, Minimally Invasive Surgery (BOTOX®), Plastic Surgery
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- Carp Cosmetic Surgery Center, Inc.
- 4031 Massillon Rd
- Uniontown, Ohio 44685
Carp Cosmetic Surgery Center in Northeast Ohio offers a unique blend of services to our patients. Cultivated a caring and compassionate environment the Center redefines Plastic Surgery by going beyond the physical appearance, helping people change their life, not only their look. Located in Green, OH we are committed to state of the art care in a safe setting. Dr. Carp and his staff address the patient as a whole. Extending a kind and helpful hand to all patients in the Akron and Canton area. Providing a personal touch, as medicine was many years ago.
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text: Iron rich foods are very important for good health of children. Iron is essential for our body to make the protein called hemoglobin which helps red blood cells to carry oxygen from your lungs to other parts of your body. Iron is also the part of myoglobin that helps muscle cells to store oxygen. Iron is useful for our body for creating ATP, which is considered as fuel of the body that enables us to run. Iron deficiency causes weakness, mental decline, and paleness, as your body strives for oxygen. In short, if we consider our body as a vehicle, iron is fuel that runs a vehicle that is our body. Reducing iron level can be harmful for your health. It is very essential for infant, toddler and pregnant woman to take iron rich food. Iron deficiency in pregnant woman can cause birth defects in the child.


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[quote user="BlueSanta"][quote user="nycsportzfan"][quote user="Redeyejedi"][quote user="nycsportzfan"][quote user="Redeyejedi"][quote user="nycsportzfan"][quote user="Redeyejedi"]Jonathan Banks "Miss St" is returning to school after getting a 4th round grade from the advisory board[/quote] really? Wow i thught banks would be a sure fire 2nd rounder hes really good Fletcher Cox is coming out and is a beast
[/quote]Montee Ball returning to school
Sanu and Reiff are coming out[/quote] I wonder if the change in Draft pick money is having anything to do with so many retruning players ? How high do u think Brandon Boykin jumped his stock with his bowl game?[/quote]Sorry guys I think I got the Ball rumor from the same tweeter. i saw from a source i trust on there that Ball will decide tomorrow.Also saw that Ronnie Hillman is declaring.Man if all these RB;s come out some are bound slip into the middle rounds.Could get a great back in the 4th Round this year.[/quote] wow if ball and hillman join lamar miller Chris Polk Bernard Pierce Doug martin Isaiah Pead Trent Richardson Lamichael James Terrance Ganaway and Vick Ballard your talking one seriously talented pool of RB's! I would think we could snag Ganaway in RD 4 or at least Ballard for sure if this is the case I gotta say i would not be opposed for taking Lamichael James in RD 2-3 if he were there as well To be honest i'd take any one of those backs i just mentioned and be stoked!
I agree.
It couldnt come in a better year too. We are due to pay BJ $4.4 mill this spring. With all due respect to BJ and all he has done for us, I just dont see us paying him that type of cash. Miller, Ball, Wilson, Hillman, Polk, Pierce, Pead, TR, LJ are all guys I love. I may expand on that list as I get a better look at some other guys this offseason.
I was also looking at our TE group and currently we have 1 TE(Beckum...ugh) who is signed for next year. I may ned to start looking closer at some of the mid/late round TEs cause it is beginning to seem likely we address that position too.
[/quote] your right it is a perfect year for a deep RB class for the giants Also Robert Turbin RB Utah St is in the group mentioned(i forgot about him)


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Honeybees being relocated from Brentwood park
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Thousands of honeybees have made their home in a tree at Crockett Park in Brentwood; however, the city is taking steps to safely remove the honeybees.
The infested tree is located along a walking trail near a creek and one of the park's multi-purpose fields.
A sign has been placed, cautioning park goers, alerting them that the honeybees are being relocated.
The city has contracted a beekeeper to relocate the honeybees. An orange fence and wooden box have been set up as part of a trap.
However, according to beekeeper Benny Kirby, getting rid of honeybees isn't as easy as it sounds.
"You can't kill a honeybee in Tennessee without getting permission from the state," Kirby told Nashville's News 2.
It is also illegal to use certain pesticides to remove honeybees.
Kirby believes with the trap set up, these bees will likely be moved to another hive.
However, this is not the first time honeybees have made this very same tree their home.
Kirby was called out to remove honeybees from Crockett Park two years ago, but he is not the beekeeper handling the case this year.
"The smell of the wax is there for years after you get the bees out," Kirby said. "They'll be back next year, but they won't be the same bees.
Until the honeybees find a new home, Kirby reminds park goers to be careful, "Bees won't bother you unless you swat at them, just hold your breath and walk slowly around them. They won't bother you but when you make a sudden move that's when they'll get you."
No word from the city of Brentwood on how long this honeybee relocation process could take.


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What you smell when you blow-dry your pubic area after you get out of the shower. Normally non-offensive unless you are nursing an STD.
I was drying my hair and accidentally held the blow dryer on my butt when I bent over to pick up the brush I dropped. The smell of pubidessence filled the room.
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Beautiful & Quiet Paris Apartment
Size67 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Towels
- Dishwasher
Accommodation summary
|rue des Martyrs, 75009 Paris, France
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The stylish apartment with high ceilings, and a decorative open fireplace offers a double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, and a living room with 2 sofa beds and a dining area. The fitted kitchen includes a coffee maker and a dishwasher.
The Garnier Opera House and the Moulin Rouge can both be reached within 15 minutes' walk. There is a Paris Metro station just 5 minutes' walk away as well as a Vélib Bike Rental Station.
Rue des Martyrs is lined with traditional food stores, trendy cafes and restaurants. There are many theatres and galleries nearby.
House rulesA security deposit is required and is refundable on successful check-out.
Bed linen and towels are provided.
Secure paid parking is possible in a parking garage just 300 metres from the apartment.
|Price for > 4 guests
|$ 25 AU per guest/night extra
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Reviews for this host's other properties
Excellent home.
Apartment true to the photos and in very good condition.
Excellent accueil.
Appartement fidèle aux photos et en très bon état.
Charles is a very kind host.
The location of the apartment is excellent and the apartment looks exactly the same as in the photos.
We have felt very comfortable there and had great holiday.
I would love to go there again.
Charles ist ein sehr netter Gastgeber.
Die Lage der Wohnung ist hervorragend und die Wohnung sieht genau gleich aus, wie in den Fotos.
Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt und dort schönen Urlaub gehabt.
Ich würde sehr gerne noch mal hingehen.
The service was very good and friendly and wee enjoyed our stay.
It's a small but cosy and clean appartement, perfect for 4 friends visiting paris.
Very nice, well tended apartment in a great location. We felt very comfortable. Charles was very nice and helpful. We will come back!
The appartment has a very good location and Charles is really very friendlymakd flexible.
You can reach Gare du Nord and Metro stations within 10 minutes and there are also many other things nearby which made the stay really comfortable.
The appartment has a very nice flair.
For our next stay this appartment is definitely an option.
Merci beaucoup Charles.
Apartment very nice and comfortable. It's what hastle. Estacionesde Close to subway and train gare Est Nort and should only fix the access door on floor 1 since arriving was locked conllave thought it was and could not enter `which we generated a problem. For the rest all ok
Apartamento muy agradable y cómodo. Es lo que buscabamos. Cerca a estacionesde metro y de tren gare del NOrt y del Est. Solo deberian arreglar la puerta de acceso al piso 1 ya que al llegar estaba trancada y pensamos que estaba conllave y no se `podia ingresar lo cual nos genero un problema. Por lo demas todo muy bien
Hello everyone, along with my son three days enjoyed the lively Paris.
The apartment is very comfortable, Charles, is a good place and feels very safe at. It's a great place to discover the city. Paris After the hustle and bustle of the city find rest in comfort.
Thank you Charles for sharing your place with us.
Hallo allemaal, samen met mijn zoon 3 dagen genoten van het levendige Parijs.
Het appartement van Charles is heel comfortabel, ligt op een goede plek en voelt heel veilig aan. Het is een prima plek om de stad Parijs te ontdekken. Na de drukte van de stad kun je hier lekker uitrusten in comfort.
Thank you Charles for sharing your place with us.
We had a fantastic stay
Location was brilliant, Charles was helpful and his apartment
Was perfect.
We loved our stay in Paris and would recommend staying here
Wonderful, thank you Charles :)
Charming studio in the heart of 9e, conveniently located for restaurants, bars, several metro stations and Parisian attractions. Plenty of space for two people to spread out. Arrival and departure was very easy and Charles is a great host. I'd definitely recommend staying here on your trip to Paris.
Studio: Top
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This unique and beautiful landscape that gave these unbridled horses their spirit and tenacity now feeds our vines. With loamy-sand and gravel soils, these hills require a strong and determined grapevine, and our 14 Hands vines revel in this unique and world class terroir. With the fruit from these tenacious vines, 14 Hands wines are handcrafted into big, bold, juicy fruit forward reds and crisp, fruit forward white wines that are laced with the unbridled spirit and legend of the region.
14 Hands celebrates the spirit of these wild horses, and the rich and unique history of Washington wines not only in our wines, but also in the vibrant colors and images on our popular varietal labels and our new Hot to Trot red and white blend wines. Whether you enjoy 14 Hands by the glass in your favorite restaurant, or share a bottle with family or friends, our wines are the quintessential Washington wine experience – fruit-forward, easily enjoyable with any meal or on any occasion, and delivering a superb value for the price. Bringing this bottle of wine to the party is more than bringing just a wine – it's a delicious wine with a unique story that's sure to spark up a memorable conversation. View all 14 Hands Wines
About Other WashingtonView a map of Other Washington wineries
A few other appellations in Washington include:
Puget Sound, which grows some lesser-known grapes like Muller-Thurgau and Madeleine Angevine, is less known for quality wines and better liked for being a tourist attraction.
Red Mountainsub-appellation runs along the eastern part of Yakima Valley. It's best for red varietals and is constantly growing in quality and popularity.
About Washington
So how does a state known for rain and coffee produce high quality wines? They plant their grapes on the east side of the Cascade mountains, away from that ever-present rain cloud that sits along the coast. Perhaps wine grapes do well since the sandy loam soils east of the Cascade range give way to an almost desert-like land, saved from drought only by the helpful rivers that run through the area – and the good irrigation systems.
Thinking that the state would do best with typical northern growing grapes like Riesling and Gewurtztraminer, turns out the apple state is well-suited for reds, namely Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and, more recently, Syrah. Of course, whites have not been forgotten - Washington State Rieslings range from bone-dry to sweet, are well-structured and high quality, and Chardonnay dominates most of the other white plantings, making a range of wines. But the reds of the region, Merlot in particular, have made Washington State a quality force to be reckoned with.


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French photographer killed in Syria's Idlib province
New York, February 25, 2013--A French freelance photographer died in a Turkish hospital on Sunday from shrapnel wounds he received while covering the unrest in Syria's Idlib province three days earlier, according to news reports.
Olivier Voisin, 38, had contributed work to several local and international publications, including Le Monde, The Guardian, and Agence France-Presse. His website chronicles his work from some of the world's most dangerous countries for journalists, including Libya, Haiti, Somalia, Brazil, and Kenya.


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FSMail (Faculty and Staff Mail)
FSMail and Google Apps for Education are Google based programs and are the official method of University communication for all faculty and staff. This mail system is called FSMail (Faculty and Staff Mail) and accessed by entering fsmail.bradley.edu in the location bar of any web browser. Two of the major benefits for this system is the large mail storage space per user and the ease for sharing documents.
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White Mustard Apartment, Lisbon
Size35 m²
Floor No.2
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Towels
- Balcony/terrace
Accommodation summary
|Travessa do caldeira, 1200-085 Lisbon, Portugal
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|A week ago
If in the top of your list of musts there is location...this is your apartment. Historic and nightlife Lisbon center. White Mustard is one of the five "Mustard's" apartments that you can find here. All of them in the same street.
White Mustard Apartment is located on a typical Lisbon street. Full of history and nice people. You'll breathe the spirit of friendship and joy between Lisbon neighbors. This apartment has one double bedroom and one bathroom. The living room has a dinning area and the kitchen is full equipped. White Mustard Apartment is modern and cosy.
The apartment has internet and Sat TV.
Bairro Alto is known for multi cultural activities, this is the neighborhood where students and artists get together. The trendy shops are all here too. During the day you can check out the views from Sao Pedro de Alcântara's or Adamastor's viewpoint while drinking a beer. Oh...You prefer wine? Have a glass on Grapes & Bites wine tasting bar instead.
You're now in the heart of Lisbon, go head by foot to the city center, Baixa. Or go to Cais do Sodré to get to now more of the alternative Lisbon nightlife.
One last tip...the owner of White Mustard has a coffee in the same street, so if you need anything the owner will always be there to help you!
Warmrental has the best apartments vacations rentals in Bairro Alto. If you want to know the best of Lisbon, you have to choose an apartment in Bairro Alto.
If you have questions please contact us.
Hope to see you soon!
House rulesCrib and high chair free (upon availability).
Security Deposit: 150€ (Payment should be made in cash)
Where to pick up the keys: at the apartment
We also provide transfer service from the airport
Late check in (22h) 25€
Cleaning Fee: 15€.
Note: There is a Lisbon city tax of 1 EUR per person/per night is not included in the total price and should be paid upon check in. This Municipal Tourist Tax is subject to a maximum amount of 7 EUR per guest. The tax is charged to guests aged 13 and older. The total amount of this tax is charged by the city hall, the apartment owner is only responsible for collecting it for the authorities.
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Reviews for this host's other properties
It was comfortable, clean and calm. We were always welcome at the host.
This wasabi yellow apartment is at the central Lisboa, very close to everything and good restaurants and fado bar, we love Alfama area, so beautiful! Very good communication and good experience! Would love to come back again!
We really enjoyed our stay at the apartment in Lisboa. Very friendly people. "Check-In" and "Check-Out" were very uncomplicated. A very good restaurant, a supermarket and a bakery are only 3 minutes to walk away. The apartment is clean and it´s a perfect place to start visiting Lisboa by feet or using the famous tram 28 near to the apartment.
Very nice and modern apartment with everything you need. Next to the famous tram 28 station Graca on the hill with a lot of nice reataurants and bakeries. The apartment is very clean on the second floor without elevator but also in a quiet area in one of the most beautiful city I ever visit.
Staying in the apartment from Tiago was a very nice experience. The apartment was incredible clean. We had all the facilities to spend a very nice week.
Antonio who did the check-in for us, was available all the time I need, and this was much appreciated to me.
I highly recommend you to stay in this apartment and enjoy Lisbon.
I'll be back there for sure.
Thanks for making our stay comfortable.
The positives:The appartment was clean, modern and cozy!
The negatives: noisy (neighbours) upstairs and a hilly area.
Excellent appartment in the most amazing part of Lisboa. Just within walking diatance of many magnificent places and restaurants. Nice and cosy, with all necessary amenities. Tiago, thank you for your hospitality :)
The Appartment is very well located, the host extremly friendly ...we were totally satisfied and everything was perfect. we would come again.
The apartment was good. The best was its location. Alfama's heart is an amazing place to spend a few days. However the apartment isn't clean enough. Ants and hairy floor changed my first impression. Fortunately, my holidays were so good (it's too easy fall in love with Lisbon). I will come back this city but I wont repeat my rest in Wasabi Yellow Apartment.
sweet little apartment, well furnished, right in the center. hard to find, but extremely charming. it has everything worked very well, very friendly helpful host. located at ground level without grid is a small drawback, unfortunately for me.
süße kleine Wohnung, gut eingerichtet, mitten im Zentrum. schwer zu finden, aber dafür extrem charmant. es hat alles sehr gut geklappt, sehr freundlicher hilfsbereiter Gastgeber. ebenerdig gelegen ohne Gitter ist leider für mich ein kleiner Nachteil.
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The turkey neck waddle and the decolletage are areas that we have neglected over the years. Guess what? A neglected neckline reveals more than you want to share - your age! Sure - maybe you are face focused and looking youthful with your creams serums, boosters, fillers and the Botoxed Barbie extremes from the neck up but what about below the chin?
Have you learned nothing from Ally McBeal?
Judge Jennifer 'Whipper' Cone (Dyan Cannon) gets some turkey waddle love by Richard Fish (Greg Germann) as seen on Ally McBeal.
When you apply your face creams are you stopping at your jawline? Yes? Are you using a neck cream? hm...
Our skin needs to be treated with love and devotion.
You can't ignore the beauty industry's influence just like you can't ignore the fashion influence of cerulean blue.
We don't make the aging rules but you do need to learn them to win the fight against aging! Maintaining hydration and elasticity focusing on collagen rejuvenation as we age is key. Of course we think of prevention - suncreen and regular skincare habits and that should not be limited to our face.
As you age do you ever wake up with creases on your bust? I am not talking breasts - just above the top of your cleavage to your collarbone. Those creases in the morning are signs of dehydration and over time they will stay, deepen and sag. Do you look at an older relative wondering if your decolletage area will become leathery like theirs? Are you focusing on Aunt Bertha's neck waddle when you are chatting with her? Don't get her confused with your Holiday turkey.
Delaying the signs of aging can be done with proper care. Keeping your skin nourished with creams is proven to be effective. This is me. I am 41. I have had no work done and there is no Photoshopping here - yes, a little Instagramming - I have used creams all over for years. If I get lazy with my body / neck creams I notice the difference within a week on my decolletage. Lather up with lotions Ladies and metro-Gents!
You can get a jump-start on your waddle and extra chins with Exilis. [I may or may not be giving this a go elsewhere... stay tuned.] But no helping hand is efficient without upkeep. Never too late to start with your magic potions.
Radical Skincare Firming Neck Gel $125.00 USD at Barneys New York
Experience an immediate lift and a smoother, brighter skin tone on your neck and décolleté with this unique antioxidant-rich creamy emulsion. Kelp Extract smoothes and Green Tea and Resveratrol fight aging free radicals. Antioxidant-rich Vitamin C and collagen-defending Sepilift help firm sagging neck tissue, while Soybean and Jojoba Oils provide high-performance hydration. 50ml
La Prairie Anti-Aging Neck Cream A Cellular Firming Complex $225.00 USD at Bloomingdale's
Is your neck hinting at your age? The skin of the neck and chin ages differently from the skin of the face, and with aging, the chin may lose its youthful streamlined look. Scientists at La Prairie have developed a formula containing a complex designed to help re-contour the chin and neck area to a slimmer, firmer look. Other ingredients work to hydrate, smooth, and promote even skin tone. With regular use, the skin of the neck becomes silkier, smoother, and tighter. Benefits: Helps slim and re-shape the chin and neck area Boosts skin function to help restore density, firmness, elasticity and texture with a youth-restoring complex and an advanced peptide Renews skin hydration system to increase moisture retention Helps reduce age spots and promotes even skin tone through an anti-pigmentation complex The Application: Morning and evening. Using two hands and beginning at the bustline, stroke upward quickly toward neck and chin in rapid alternative strokes. Use more cream if necessary and apply to back of neck and upper shoulder area.
Perricone MD Perricone MD Firming Neck Therapy 2 oz (59 ml) $98.00 USD at Beauty.com
The science to address specific skin concerns. Helps to firm, nourish and hydrate Minimizes appearance of deep lines and wrinkles. The first signs of age often appear in the neck area. This anti-glycation cream will help tone, tighten and form a barrier to increase the appearance of skin's overall elasticity and thickness. It nourishes and hydrates the skin to help minimize developing lines and wrinkles. It is odorless, non-greasy and non staining. Skin will appear more firm, smooth in texture and youthful. Made in USA</p>


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The DotGov Domain Policy Registry and Management Program runs the DotGov top-level domain (TLD) used by government entities in the United States. The DotGov domain registry service is the backbone for the Government's domain name system, supporting trusted internet transactions, communications, and the web presence for the Government. The DotGov domain policy, program management, and operational registry services are centralized within The Office of Government-wide Policy's Office of Information, Integrity, and Access to address policy-related matters, quickly handle more volume, and ensure the ability to interact more efficiently at each phase of the domain management life cycle process. The Office of Government-wide Policy works collaboratively with many other agencies and stakeholders to coordinate, develop, and implement the strategic and operational actions that will strengthen and protect this critical Government information infrastructure.


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Shop and Ship is a mail forwarding service that redirects parcels from the US, UK and China to your home address.
Q. How do join SnS and what are the charges applicable?
You can join at their site - Shop and Ship
Registration charges are $45, but you can register for $5 if by using a promotional code. Try this USD5983402. If it does not work simply send a message to shop and ship's twitter a/c and they will give you one.
Q. How do I make a purchase?
First of all read their online FAQ and List of unacceptable items to see if the items you want to purchase are allowed or not.
You can make a purchase from any US/UK/China website (those like Amazon recommend, and sometimes online sellers may not ship to a mail forwarding service). Just enter the address as described in the sns site when you check out. Note that there may be other procedures to follow when making and order from China, it is recommended to talk with the sns cc before you make one.
Q. What are the shipping charges applicable and how can I pay it?
Shipping is currently charged at the following rates. Be sure to confirm this with the website as it may change in the future.
First 500 gms - $10
Incremental 500 gms - $8 each
Customs, service tax etc. are extra.
Q. I made an order using the SnS addres and paid, what do I do now?
After ordering and item through the vendor's site, email the invoice and tracking no. to email@example.com. Shop and Ship will handle the rest and inform you via email when they receive the parcel. From here on it is automatically redirected and delivered to your house, and SnS will contact for any clarifications about customs. You can also track the parcel through their site.
Q. What are the chances of being charged by customs and is there any way to avoid it?
All imports have a chance of being charged by the customs and sns will call and confirm the same with you before they pay and clear it. They always tries to pass parcels through customs as duty free gift, but the experience of users here shows how well it goes depends on your luck. (some users received their items as duty free while others who made the same order around the same time were charged)
Generally smaller and cheaper parcels have a higher chance of passing them.
Q. What are the customs rates for the items I just ordered?
Use the list below as a guide (it can change). You can send a message to the sns cc through their site to confirm the rates before making the order.
Video game console - 26.85%
Console games - 26.85%
Monitor - 15.3%
HD TV (LCD, LED, Plasma) - 26.85%
Laptops/iPad - 14.71%
Laptop battery - 26.85%
Mobile Phones - 2.3%
iPod - 26.85%
Digital Camera - 26.85%
Graphics Card - 15.03%
Speakers - 26.85%
Headsets - 26.85%
Blurays - 26.85%
Apparels - 26.85%
Books -duty free
Shop and Ship
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Definitely be sure go look at Muv's blog and the little hands will show you how to make that bobbin shuttle work!
NEVER let a sewing machine know you are in a hurry.
good mothers let you lick the beaters - great mothers turn it off first
Joe, I found the instructions for a machine with a capsule bobbin. My problem is understanding those instructions. They're not really very detailed but I'll figure it out...I hope!
http://lizzielenard-vintagesewing.bl...bin%20machines I found it on
Muv's blog - she has all kinds of info about the long bobbin machines. Very good illustration how to set up the thread in the bobbin.
NEVER let a sewing machine know you are in a hurry.
good mothers let you lick the beaters - great mothers turn it off first
The 27-28, 127-128 are VS (vibrating shuttle) machines. If you got round bobbin instructions you didn't put in the correct model number.
As for the instructions, sometimes they are too simple for us modern folks who are used to very complex things. Remember back in the old days education was reading, riting and rithmatic. Machinery was simple. So channel your GGGrandmom and it will come to you.
I love the way this community chimes in with everything you need! Happy for you on your find.
"The business of life is making memories. In the end, it is all we have." Butler Charlie Carson, Downton Abbey, season 4, episode 3, PBS.
This looks almost identical to my 27. She belonged to my grandmother and was made in 1907. She sews like a dream and I absolutely love to sew quilt pieces together on her. Stops and starts on a dime! Tell DH that you aren't crazy. You will love her, for sure!
Wow, youve got yourself a cute little girl there. Best of luck with her. What's her name?


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my 2 cents. those look to dark to me in sunlight. esb boots appear dark also because of the lighting on the movie set. just my opinion.
Thanks, they do look dark but in person they arn't that bad..lol
but I do like them darker than most.
Nice weathering bruv... I agree that the darker look is better.
One small detail to add maybe are the yellow/Orange lines through the sole... they run horizontally. I *think* Alex did a great thread about weathering boots...
Thx Gav,
Will do on the lines...
I think the weathering is really good, I prefer the darker coloured ESB boots. I used a piece of drawing charcoal on my boots. How did you weather yours?
thx Andy,
I used Alex's brush-on and Suspect's spray can methods.
Those look pretty good bro, I used the same method. hey, if anyone has an extra set of boot spikes they want to sell, please let me know. don't mean to hijack your thread dude.
Thx bounty...
no worries.
I think Russrep may have a few, try him.


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UTSA's FBI Command College participants:
Top photo (from left): UTSA organizers of the event --
In the back row are FBI agent Dave Schmachtenberger,
UTSAPD Chief David Hernandez and Lt. Greg Whitlock,
Kendall County Sheriff's Office; in the front row are
UTSAPD representatives Rebecca Gomez, Robin Diamond,
Stephanie Padula and Rachel Vega
Bottom photo: FBI Command College participants
(Photos by Mark McClendon)
Police department co-hosts FBI Command College
By Stephanie Padula
Lieutenant, UTSA Police Department
(Aug. 19, 2008)--The UTSA Police Department and the FBI recently organized and hosted the Texas FBI Command College to help law enforcement agencies better serve their communities. UTSA's Lt. Paul English was among the 55 participants in the five-day college which focused on Texas agencies with less than 51 peace officers. Among the more than 2,500 Texas law enforcement agencies, approximately 90 percent employ fewer than 51 officers.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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In a collaborative effort including the FBI offices in San Antonio, Houston, El Paso and Dallas, the Texas FBI Command College is conducted every four years. The regional college was established to train chief executives and top agency officers who are not able to leave their agencies for 10 weeks to attend the National Academy in Quantico, Va., a more in-depth leadership training program.
The Texas command college provides training in areas of leadership, employee retention, media relations and legal issues as well as numerous other subjects critical to agency leaders. The command college also facilitates networking of the represented smaller agencies and bolsters the relationships of participating departments. The enhanced networking capability benefits the agencies and the FBI alike.
The UTSA Police Department was proud to host more than 50 law enforcement executives on our campus. More than half stayed in the Laurel Village housing complex and utilized the Recreation and Wellness Center facilities as well as the university's wireless and high-speed computing network.
The event was a great opportunity to showcase UTSA, the campus police department and the City of San Antonio.
For more information, visit the UTSA Police Department Web site.


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The Grab And Go Survival Pack
"'Which is heavier a soldiers pack or a slaves chains' Napoleon"
"Soon after you confront the matter and necessity of survival planing and stockpiling, another question will occur to you: 'What will I do if I loose all this stuff?'"
"It's a fundamental question, and it has a fundamental answer: You need a backup plan."
"There are many things that can happen separating you from your main cache and retreat."
"Theft and fire are two that come to mind and the threat of organized gangs of raiders scouring the countryside looking for sources of resupply are always a threat to the survivor." ...
Pack and Contents
1. The Pack - I have a LC-1 "Alice" pack http://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B001XU09AMbut any quality pack with enough capacity will do. Stick with camouflage, dark green or other natural colors that blend with the terrain.
2. Water - A canteen with cup and cover for your belt, water bottle and a good filterhttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B0007U012U.
3. Fire - Waterproof matches, a magnesium fire starterhttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B001DO0G8S and tinder.
4. Food - Pack enough to last 5 to seven days. Rice, oat meal, beef jerky, energy bars etc. Another option is MRE's and the freeze dried foods often sold to campers and hikers. Choose foods that are light weight and a suitable shelf life.
5. Stove - A small stove is essential it you want to stay hidden. Smoke and noise from the cutting and burning of wood would be undesirable if you are in hostel territory or being pursued. I have a Peak-One backpackers stove, there are others but this is what I have and can recommend.
6. Sleeping bags - If you are in a cold area a good sleeping bag could mean the difference between life and death. Get a light weight "mummy" style bag rated to -20 degrees.
7. Shelter - Rain poncho and tarp or compact tent, stick with natural colors that blend with the surrounding area.
8. Cooking - I have a Stainless Steel 5-Piece Mess Kithttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B0021Z7MS0, that I ordered from amazon.com but any light weight kit will do.
9. First aid kit - It's best to assemble your own kit, tailored to your individual needs, or if you are lazy you can purchase a ready made kithttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B000G7WRFI. Don't forget to add personal meds.
10. Light - I have a 2-AA Cell Mini LED Flashlight Mini LED Flashlighthttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B000SD1ZSU and a 9-Hour Candlehttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B000BS05Y2.
11. Tools - A folding sawhttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B000ECSDHG, Swiss Army pocket knifehttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B0009KF4H0, and fixed blade knifehttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B000ZN6Z4M. A light weight shovel and Machetehttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B00140QFHM are nice, but add extra weight.
12. Extra Clothing - At least one extra pair of socks and underwear add other items if you feel the need and have the space.
13. Fishing kit - Line, hooks and sinkers and a few small lures. I also have a small gill net for catching fish.
14. Snare wire - I make my own from copper wire. Don't forget to include at least 50 ft of parachute cordhttp://www.assoc-amazon.com/e/ir?t=s...1&a=B000S5ODO6.
14. Plastic bags - Two or three large lawn bags and several zip-lock sandwich bags, can be used fo a number of tasks and to keep things dry.
15. Small Binoculars - See the game and enemy before they see you.
16. Sewing kit - Needle and thread don't forget to include a few extra buttons.
17. This n' that - Head net, electrical tape, face paint, gloves, sharpening stone etc.
18. Firearms - This is were feathers get ruffled and wounds opened. Everyone has their own idea of what the "perfect" survival firearm is or should be.
I am not going to get into all the choices here, which would be an article in and of itself. Instead I am going to tell you my personal grab and go weapons of choice. Ready? Springfield XD9, Ruger MK II and Savage bolt action in .308 Win.
Black Blade: Fairly close to what I have including the Alice Pack. Like the author says, everyone has their choice of firearms at the ready for when they high-tail it out for the high country. My problem is that I have so many choices that narrowing it down can be difficult. For now my "grab and go" guns in order of importance are:
1. PSL-54C - ammo is cheap and comparable to a .308
2. Glock 19 - common gun in common cal.
3. Tokarev TT-33 - in my part of the world a "bear gun" is advisable.
4. P-64 - a couple of these pocket rockets fit easily in the pack as backup.


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Private Room in Little Italy NYC 33.1
Vendégek száma2
Hálószobák száma1
Méret70 láb²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
- Internet/WiFi
- Konyha
- Légkondicionálás
- Lift az épületben
- Zárható szoba
- Törölköző
Accommodation summary
|Mulberry Street, 10013 New York, Egyesült Államok
|Ingatlan típusa
|Privát szoba
|Ingatlan azonosító
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|2 days ago
Private room with 1 full bed. Enjoy a prime location in the heart of Little Italy as guests of this private bedroom set within a nice apartment situated on Mulberry Street. Authentic Italian restaurants can be found in the same building.
The apartment is part of a historic pre-war building with original New York City construction dating back to early 1900s including exposed piping, a fire-escape outside the window and vintage radiators. Guests will stay in a comfortable double room with a lockable door. The bathroom and kitchen are shared spaces. Wi-Fi and flat-screen satellite TV are provided.
To find more restaurants serving excellent dishes, walk for 300 metres to Chinatown. Walk in 20 minutes to the financial district to find New York City Hall, Ground Zero and Wall Street. Times Square is reachable in 15 minutes via the subway.
Find upmarket boutiques, music bars and venues, and a range of restaurants lined along the streets of the multicultural Lower East Side area.
HázirendNo smoking.
Please contact the host before booking to confirm availability.
Please feel free to ask the host any questions or inquire about their other offers.
Bed linen and towels are provided.
|Weekly rate for 1 guest
|531 €
|Ár >1 vendégre
|9 € /fő/éj extra
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
|Check-in before
|Távozás legkésőbbi időpontja
|Lemondási feltétel
A házigazda egyéb ingatlanjainak értékelései
Apartment was in a very handy location. Well presented with everything that you need. Beds aren't the best, but are adequate.
Good value for the money. More chinatown than little Italy. Friendly area. Clean apartment. Good contact with the owner.
Nice appartment, clean, lot of space. We've got the feeling this was not a private appartment, but commercial.
we were 3 girls that rent an appartment at 125 east 31 street and its not real the room is listening here. Anyway everything went smooth and the room was large. And bed is comfortable. And the wi-fi was good.
The tv was big but its lagging sometimes with the anthena. And its hard to find power jack at the bed! Only bad thing is that you will hear the sound from street and cars passby the street. Can be pretty annoying in the morning. But otherwise tis close to everything.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
It was wa bit difficult to arrive inside the apartment, maybe they should change the method... but once inside everithing was good, the apartmend and our room were clean! all rooms were occupied, but it was no problem with the bathroom.
The location in Little Italy is perfect, there are a few subway stations within walking distance.
I thought to meet john but the only contact was by mail or phone. :-)
We spent one week at the appartement. The room is small,but still ok. We were on tour most of the time, why its wasn't important for us. The room and the whole flat is clean. Mike was a very friendly host and helped us, if we needed any information about NY or anything else. We can recommend the appartement and its host.
We did not get a warm welcome! We called upon arrival, voicemail no calling back. After trying again we were given instructions to got to building and enter the appartment with a code. All communication with Lucy was by mail or text message. All other guest we met, got the same 'warm welcome'. We found that rather unpolite.
The room was nice and clean. We had to share kitchen, living room and bathroom with 3 other rooms. That was a bit of a ajustment but it was all well cleanend every other day by a nice lady. The location in Little Italy was perfect! Nice restaurants, shops and near great sights.
We would recommend the appartment but suggest to Lucy and John to be more hospitable.
Nice place, clean and located in the Little Italy, we have been there for 5 days with any problem at all. Lucy was so pleased with us. I recommend it!
First time in NYC. Perfect location! We were able to get around really well. Place is good overall for what we needed. Shower adjustment valves could use a bit of work, but there were 4 of us and everything else works and at a very good price in this area. Glad we picked this place.
- Minőségbiztosított szállás
- Minden házigazda hitelesítésre került telefonon keresztül
- Biztonságos fizetés SSL titkosításon keresztül


text: I have a 98 ZR-2 with the 4300 vortev in it. For the last couple months I have been experiencing a loud ticking sound. It seems to be coming from the back of the engine. I have ruled out the tranny and the transfer case(Its too far forward) It only does it from 1100- 1600rpm. First I thought It was somthing stupid like a loose skid plate. But then I had a buddy keep the engine reved up while I investigated.When Im underneath It sounds like it is in the bell housing, and from the top it sounds like its coming from near the distributor.I ruled out the starter by removing it while the truck was running. then I thought it might be in the distributor so I took the cap and rotor off. The shaft that the rotor screws to is slightly loose but it seems like it is made to be.I dont think it could be rods or lifters or valves because the truck just runs too good and it only does it at that certain rpm. I really hope someone has delt with this before and can help me. Please and thank you -Ryan (Dayton, OH)


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AMPHENOL AEROSPACE 2M804-001-06ZNU6-4SA Circular Connector, 2M Series, Straight Plug, 4 Contacts, Crimp Socket, Push-Pull, 6-4
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- Breakaway connectors for headsets and tactical equipment
- Polyphenylene sulphide (PPS) insert and fluorosilicone rubber grommet, seal
- Insulation resistance is 5000Mohm
- 2000 mating cycles for unmated connectors
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- Operating temperature range from -65°C to +150°C
- Salt spray exposure of 500hour
- Aluminium alloy body material with black chromate over zinc nickel plating
- Copper alloy crimp socket contacts with gold plating
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Diane Setterfield's remarkable first novel -- a tale of ghostly legacies, descended from Jane Eyre -- begins like a reader's dream: a bookseller's daughter returns to the shop one night to discover a letter from England's best-loved writer, a woman whose life is shrouded in rumor and legend. Reading the strange missive from the famous Vida Winter, Margaret Lea is puzzled by its invitation to discover the truth about the author's mystifying past. Later that evening, unable to sleep, Margaret returns to the shop from her bedroom upstairs in search of something to read. Passing over her old favorites -- The Woman in White, Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre -- she can't resist the temptation of the rarest of her correspondent's books, Thirteen Tales of Change and Desperation, the recalled first edition of a book that contained only twelve stories. Falling under Vida Winter's spell for the first time, Margaret reads it straight through. Not long afterward she is standing in the opulent library of Miss Winter's Yorkshire home, transported by the romance of books into a mysterious tale of her own.
Only five short chapters into Setterfield's deft, enthralling narrative, her readers too have been transported: they've inhaled the dusty scent of Lea's Antiquarian Bookshop, shared the sense of adventurous comfort Margaret absorbs from her late-night reading, and been seduced by the glamorous enigma of Vida Winter. Yet The Thirteenth Tale has just begun. Commissioned by Miss Winter to compose her unvarnished biography, Margaret is soon swept up in the tragic history she must unravel -- a story stranger and more haunting than any the celebrated author has ever penned, encompassing a grand house, a beautiful yet doomed family, passion, madness, ghosts, and a secret that holds readers spellbound until the very end. Richly atmospheric and deeply satisfying, Setterfield's debut revives in all their glory the traditions of gothic and romantic suspense exemplified by the works of Wilkie Collins, the Brontës, and Daphne du Maurier. Old-fashioned in the best sense, it's an urgently readable novel that's nearly impossible to put down.
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In about five pages -- I was hooked! I could not put the book down! Neglecting everything from the dishes to sleep, I finished the book in two short nights and have been thinking about it ever since. --Jessica Flowers, Barnes & Noble, Bloomington, IL
WOW! When I was down to the final few chapters, I almost didn't want to go to work so I could finish! And I LOVE my work, so that should tell you how great I thought the book was. --Teresa Patek, Barnes & Noble, Crystal Lake, IL
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"Silence is not a natural environment for stories. They need words. Without them they grow pale, sicken and die. And then they haunt you."
Brew a cup of tea and prepare to lose yourself in one of the most engrossing reads of the year -- an expertly rendered modern-day gothic novel, complete with richly drawn characters, hulking houses in the English countryside, and an irresistible mystery. Our narrator is Margaret Lea, the daughter of a rare-books dealer, who lives a quiet life helping her father and occasionally writing short pieces on obscure literary figures. Summoned by the famously mysterious writer Vida Winter, Margaret is proposed as her biographer. Flattered, Margaret agrees, enticed by the writer's desire to lay bare the details of her past. But as Margaret churns up the ghosts of Miss Winter's past, she will end up confronting her own ghosts as well.
Setterfield's interest is in relationships -- the emotions, history, and scars that connect us to each other and make it impossible to escape who we are and where we've come from. But while her time frame is the present, the world she creates in The Thirteenth Tale is haunting, romantic, and very, very English. Come to think of it, make that a pot of tea, since once you start reading, you won't be getting up anytime soon. (Holiday 2006 Selection)


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What is the Neighborhood Justice Center?
The Neighborhood Justice Center (NJC) was established by the Nevada Legislature in 1991 to provide no-cost information, referral and mediation services to Clark County residents, businesses and organizations. The Neighborhood Justice Center has also established innovative specialized mediation programs. These programs include the Victim Offender Mediation (VOM) Program, Conflict Intervention Team (CIT), and Court Mediation Program. Mediation and conflict resolution training and community presentations are also offered.
What does the Neighborhood Justice Center do?
The NJC helps resolve conflicts at no cost through a comprehensive information and referral program and through mediation services. Mediation is a process that assists disputing parties to resolve their differences confidentially and reach a mutually satisfactory agreement with the help of a trained, neutral third party mediator. The NJC can assist in a variety of disputes, including neighborhood disputes, consumer/merchant disputes, employer/employee disputes, family disputes, landlord/tenant disputes, hospital-doctor/patient disputes, and parent/child disputes.
Why Mediate?
Mediation is a voluntary conflict resolution process in which a neutral third party helps disputants reach a mutually satisfactory agreement. A unique feature of mediation which makes it different from litigation, arbitration or counseling, is that the mediator does not render any decision or recommend any action. The parties come to their own agreement. The role of the mediator includes reducing the obstacles to communication, maximizing the exploration of alternatives, and addressing the needs of those involved and affected. Parties tend to be much more satisfied with the results of mediation than litigation.
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Finally, evidence that a starfish's eyes let it see
By Sarah Zielinski, 08:52 AM January 9, 2014
If you've ever picked up a starfish — or sea star, as they're more properly called — you probably didn't notice the eyes. At the tip of each arm sits a tiny compound eye composed of ommatidia, which are clusters of photoreceptor cells. Though the existence of the eyes has been known for about 200 years, scientists weren't sure whether sea stars could actually see with them.
But now a slightly gruesome experiment has shown that, yes, starfish can see, though not particularly well. Anders Garm o...
Source URL: https://www.sciencenews.org/blog/wild-things/finally-evidence-starfish's-eyes-let-it-see?mode=blog&context=116


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Gosh damn, I feel like a group hug, that includes you Dave!
I know I have learned a heck of a lot about this subject here and other threads on Hotrodders. One thing I do know, there are some seriously passionate opinions on the subject!
Not only just passionate opinions, apparently body work and paint is the most popular subject on Hotrodders, with over 7,500 views! has anybody found another subject that draws such a big audience?
I still think the major point is being missed here and that is when products like por and rust encapsulator are touted as the first choice for rust repair when they really should be the choice of last resort. When a so-called tech rep(eastwood)suggests spreading rust over a large area as the best way to deal with minor specks in light pitting that is just plain wrong. When someone with some experience relates how these products seem to work for them then that is good, however when they insist that these unconventional methods are the best way to go when there is plenty of evidence to the contrary then they are stepping over the line.(not picking on you jessie just the subject in general). When non-pros are presented with what seems like a new miracle product that will provide an easy way out of a hard job and are urged on by someone who may or may not be qualified to judge these products in a meaningful way then it becomes all to easy to make the wrong choice. Opinion is fine and new methods should be discussed as that is how we learn but one should never get upset when someone with experience is disinclined to accept a new method until it is proven. One cannot overlook the fact that a rusty panel is still just as rusty regardless of what it is covered with, be it por or duct tape it is STILL there and in the case of frame rust or unibody rust let us not overlook the very important matter of structural failure due to an attempt to take the easy way out. I know that the first argument here will be to ascertain the structural integrity of a part first but not all are qualified or inclined to do so. Also covering what at the time might seem like acceptable damage is kind of like pulling a rug over a hole in the floor it may look ok....BUT. Even if the damage is not structural it may cause a salvageable part to be lost later due to further deteration. when one considers the time,money and sweat that goes into our projects then the old saying of "if it is worth doing,it is worth doing right" could not be more true. If someone thinks "bandaid" repair is ok then that is fine with me, if they want to share that view with others thats ok too but I was very impressed with the knowledge I found here coming from the pros and I have learned a LOT that I could not find anywhere else and it gets a little depressing when someone wants to argue that an unproven method is the best way and to call someone blind and ignorant because they refuse to accept unproven methods over the conventional is just inexcusable, again I am NOT picking on anyone in particular it is just that it seems to happen alot here.
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I can feel your pain more so than you can imagine.
A few people know what i do but most don't and I try to keep it on the QT.
Think how I must feel when I see these posts and I know what resin is used where it is bought from and how much it costs to make a gallon of the stuff.
I can't give the facts I would like to give because i have more of a liability than "someones opinion".
So if a letter looks like its written with anger and smoke coming off the page thats why.
I could make this, PPG & Dupont could make this if they wanted to and drive the price way down. Why don't they?
Epoxy is at least five times harder to formulate.
Oh, I forgot! Por is an epoxy!!!! Yep.
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You got at lot of points there oldred, I will try to take a kinder gentler approach to my posts from here on out.
I have never used Eastwood products (except Oxy-Solv, but I didn't purchase it through them) so I do not feel at all qualified to comment on the best way to use their products.
However I have been using POR products for some ten years, based on the experiences and recommendations of various members of the Studebaker Drivers Club, some of whom have cars that they treated with POR 20+ years ago, even on this forum there are posts claiming that they applied POR way back in '87 and it still looks like new.
As you could tell by my previous posts, I have been very satisfied with how it has performed for me. ( admittedly just one individual)
Structural repairs on a well rusted vehicle need to be done regardless of what finishing materials are employed, as I said in my inital post, about welding in new metal in all rusted out areas, and sandblasting clean all the areas to be refinished. (something I left out before, I am only speaking of frames, floor pans and concealed interior panels here,- I have never even attempted to use POR on any exterior panels, unless we count utility trailer fenders.)
Now the obvious thing about these M.C products, no matter how much you, or the professional refinishers don't approve of them for automotive use, a lot bucks down rodders are using them, and at an exponentially increasing rate, (which would hardly be likely if they weren't getting satisfactory results,- advertising can only suck us in,- it takes customer satisfaction to bring us back)
Knowing that our friends ARE going to experiment with these products, whether we approve of it or not, it only makes sense to share our experience, so that they achieve the best results they can- even if you think its the WRONG approach and that the products are crappy short-cuts.
This is why offered my experience and opinion on the best way to use POR, think here--- If this subject HAD previously been well covered, you would not have been 'suckered' into using POR-15 on the floor pan of your Mustang, and so upset to find out that it needed rust to work effectively, you would have been able to make a well informed decision, as it is you are on here bad-mouthing the product already, which you admitted has not yet given you any problems.
My advice to you today, and I'm not being a wise-*****, is that if you really don't like it that bad, strip it off, and redo it the 'right' way. ( it melts easily when flashed with a torch or a heat gun, and will wipe right off with rags, do a quick sandblast and you are right back to go...I've done this when I was dissatisfied with the surface- bubbles, pinholes, bugs, of course I didn't have to sandblast as I just laid down a new coat of POR ...'experience')
I apologize to you for suggesting that you were blind and ignorant, the point that I was trying to make at that time was that there is literally tons of information available on the subject of POR-15, and other moisture-cure products, that you did not avail yourself of this information is no one else's fault.
jessie I did avail myself of the info available just not all of it before I used the por. I never said that I didn't think this stuff would work for what I used it for I said that after doing more research I believe epoxy would have been better. I intend to leave it and see what happens,time will tell. I would not have used por,rust encapsulator or any other cover-up to simply slow and hide rust as I was highly skeptical when dealing with even the tiny specks and thats how I wound up here. The original question,as has already been pointed out,was how to eliminate rust not how to hide it. I cannot believe that rusty panels have a place in a QUALITY restoration no matter if it is inside or outside it is STILL rusty. Clearly rust removal is better than any kind of cover-up and that point should be made when discussing any of these "miracle cures" but unfortunately all too often they are touted as the best way when the right way really would not be all that hard to do.
I am not familiar with the autobody stuff any more, I get more into metallurgy and aircraft. It's been a long time since we painted with cheap red primer, sprayed with lacquer, wet sanded, and wheeled the finish. We made some real pretty cars, orange peel was something not to be tolerated (seems not to be the case nowadays). But I was just a kid, sanding, and taping, and rubbing out, till my arms were falling off. It was a 2 bit body shop, the owners didn't even read the instructions on the paint cans. They used what they were familiar with. Paint chemistry has come a long, long way since then. Maybe I'll get into it on my project car, if I discover that finding a good body shop is like finding a good engine or trans shop. Any more if I go into a place that charges good money, and they give me a blank stare when I ask a question that I already know the answer to, I just sigh and go do it myself.
Thanks for your reply!
sand blasting
Now Don't Jump On Me But......... I Was Just Thinking , Will Blasting Deform Metal No Matter What The "sand" Material Is..?
After posting on a forum abut how the sands friction hitting the surface caused the heat which caused the warping. A fellow forum reader send me the following email, pretty darn interesting.
The weight of the particles is what makes the difference. I have only blasted with a few different medias so I don't have much info for you but maybe someone else will chime in.
Sand is a no-no, even small grain sand will act like the little hammers my buddy told me about. Most of the media that won't cause damage also won't do anything with the rust either! Soda, walnut shells, or plastic and the like come to mind.
Now, of course it depends on why you want to strip. To just strip paint, plastic media is GREAT. It will leave the metal like NEW. I mean like new, no abrasive look to it at all, just like you peeled all the primer and paint off, it is really cool. And it doesn't damage the glass or chrome!
Sandblast warping Sandblast warping
XXXXX XXXX here - I read your post / recommendations against sandblasting body parts and I am in complete agreement. However, the mechanism that creates warpage is not the heat associated with friction of the abrasives hitting the metal. Rather it is the compressive forces induced within the sheet of metal by the heavy abrasive particles hitting the metal surface. You will not see this same warping when light abrasives are used because they lack the kinetic energy required to compress the molecules in the steel sheet thus leaving the sheet in the same stress state as it was in when formed by the dies at the factory.
This is a common misunderstanding, yet this behavior is well understood by some industries and is exploited by those who understand it to improve fatigue life of certain parts (like connecting rods for instance - they are often shot peened to redistribute stresses and place the surface of the rods in compression to reduce fatigue crack propagation).
When you blast one side of sheet metal, that side of the sheet metal surface will build compressive stresses and will physically grow - this places the opposite side of the sheet into tension - this will result in the side being blasted to bow up toward the blasting source.
In order for warping to occur due to thermal conditioning - the metal actually has to be heated up to a point where the molecules reach a transition state where they go from one packing arrangement to another (close cubic packed to close hex packed) - picture a six pack of beer held together with the plastic rings - that is stress relieved / annealed steel. Now - take the cans out and stack them so that each row of cans is offset by half a can diameter - this is a tighter pack - although less friendly from a packaging standpoint at the grocery store. This new denser orientation is the orientation that steel molecules take on when raised to a sufficient temperature (depends on carbon content and alloys) . . . if you raise steel to this temperature and then quench it - you lock the close packing orientation into this dense packing structure and this results in shrinkage (and increased hardness / brittleness).
Using this technique it is possible to take a piece of 1013 mild steel, whack a piece off, heat the piece up and then drop it in a bucket of water, use a water cooled grinder to sharpen it . . . and then you can cut the parent piece of metal with it as it is harder and denser in this condition.
Soooooo . . . . that is the difference between warping / shrinkage of metal due to sandblasting (compressive mechanism - localized molecular packing) or due to thermal influences (gross - macroscopic transition of molecules to a higher density due to re-orientation of molecular packing).
With all this knowledge in hand (or mind) . . . you now also know that thermal conditioning is typically used to shrink metal on a localized basis where sandblasting will always cause metal to grow on a localized basis.
Hope this makes sense . . . thanks for the great writeup!
guys? tisk tisk, (POR-15),(paint over rust),depending on where you are,it is highly available and is fully backed by the manufacturer with a money back guarantee i am a part time salesman of this stuff,its just what you need MARTINSR.My 85 SS Monte had a small surface patch of rust on lower part of the door recently when i repainted it,If you follow EVERY DIRECTION , it will NEVER come back as it seals the rust permenatly from moisture,(POR-15)is basically a 3 part process,clean with the supplied degreaser MARINE CLEAN, then etch with the metal etcher METAL READY leaves a zinc-phosphate coating,dry thouroghly,then paint the POR-15 on the spot,if its an area that will be primed and painted like my doorjamb,the POR-15 will need to be wet sanded,its not easy to sand either,FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS,no sandblasting,no welding,though it is best to remove as much rust as possible but not neccesary!!! e-mail me if you need more info!! OPG sells it,YEAR ONE,and many other places
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SSMCJON.... a salesman you are. Now let me tell you what you just said. If you follow the directions to the letter, the company will return your money when the part rusts out.
A money back guarantee does little for someone that is working on a car that may be worth upwards of $100,000.00 when done. If the thing rusts because it was not repaired properly, the value drops alot more than the $25.00 that was paid for the POR. The product does have some good uses. If the wrought iron railings on my porch needed to be painted because it was rusting, that might be a good idea. Not much to loose, when it starts to rust again. It will not likely cost alot to repaint it later, and may last longer.
When I think of "lifetime" and "money back" guarantees, they remind me of Advance Auto Parts rebuilt starters. A few years ago, I had a repair shop. We had a customer that bought a starter from them, installed it himself, laying on his back in the gutter area of the street. The starter would not work, so he called me. I had the vehicle towed into the shop, and checked it out. The starter was bad. He said that he had a "lifetime" guarantee from Advance, so he wanted me to take it off, and he would return it for an exchange. I advised him that we would do the work for him, but if the new starter he supplied didn't work, he would have to pay again to have it taken back off. After the third starter was removed, he had me buy one from someone else, that way we were responsible for it. The one that I bought worked just fine, and he was on his way. It cost him more for the labor for installing and removing the starters, than the starter cost.
Guarantees like that, when they involve labor, are usually useless, as they usually don't cover the labor or related costs, or losses involved.
Wow! a money back guarantee! How can you go wrong? So even if after I spend countless hours and thousands of dollars on my project I can rest easy knowing that if that qt. of por ever fails the company will CHEERFULLY refund my whole $25. Man what a DEAL!
I really have my doubts on the authenticity of the post. It really reeks of a poop starter to me.
But in case SSMCJON is real and really posted it I will take my time to respond.
SSMCJON, if you read the entire thread, I know it is long but there really is some great stuff there. You will find that everyone has spoken their mind on the POR subject. Some very knowledgeable people have said everything there is to say about the good and bad of POR and similar products. A sales pitch is truely worthless at this point.
To ride on AdtKart's comments I have to say that it is a damn shame that the words "Lifetime warrantee" mean NOTHING because of a lot of companies like POR, PEP boys, Harbor Freight, and many others. POR does have a product that is useful, so do these other companies, there are uses for these cheap products. However, because they have thrown the words "Lifetime warrantee" on everything in sight, it no longer means QUALITY like it did years ago.
You are a salesman for them huh? Well, can you authorize a refund to someone for his "warrantee"? Can you, without so much as calling a supervisor hand someone a credit for $2,000.00? I am assuming you are a "distributor" of POR and not an employee of the company. You simply buy it at whole sale and then sell it at suggested list. Well I was an employee of a respected paint company. I was a regular old rep, a "salesman" if you will. I could make that $2,000.00 credit to a customer if I felt our product had done them wrong or failed in some way. Now, $2,000.00 isn't much when you are talking about paint on a fleet of trucks or something. But it would handle most jobs and I had the authority to make the payment. And if it involved more, I made a phone call, WHAM, five or ten thousand if I wanted. I never had to do that, but if I needed it, I could do it.
So when I call you up and say I scubbed the loose rust off my boat trailer and brushed on some POR JUST as it says in the instructions, you are going to cut me a check when it starts to fail and rust continues? That is a "warrantee" as far as I know. What does POR pay me for? My trailer? My labor? Or do I get a quart of POR after some lab tests?
No, there was a time when "Lifetime warrantee" meant something. You KNEW you were getting a quality product. SnapOn tools, that is a LIFETIME WARRANTEE that means something. I walk onto the truck and hand him a broken tool and he hands me a new one. No asking what happen, nothing. But of course you would have to seriously abuse a SnapOn tool to break it. But they would still hand you a new one, no questions asked. They not only will replace it if broken, they replace it if it is just worn a little. This past friday I walked on the truck and handed the guy my phillips screw driver, just handed it to him. I didn't say a thing because he was helping someone else. He turned around and handed me new one, and I walked off the truck. That my friend is a REAL "Lifetime warrantee". Now mind you, you don't even need this warrantee. The tools last so long you get your moneys worth. I have SnapOn tools that I bought 30 years ago that I use every single day!
One of the apprentices where I work went to Harbor Freight last week and bought an air ratchet. It broke the first day he used it, he brought it back, sure they handed him another, it lasted two days. He is now on his third in ONE WEEK. Is it a "lifetime warrantee"? I guess so, but it sure as heck isn't a product that I would call "Lifetime warrantee" quality!
No, the whores have taken that time honored phrase that meant quality and drug it down into the gutter. It means NOTHING now, what a shame.
After I sandblasted the heavily rusted grill pieces of my '48 Stude pickup to a 'metal in white' condition, the areas between the grill bars were deeply pitted after all the visible rust had been removed, some pits penetrated almost 2/3rds of the way through the metal. (nice M-5 grills are very hard to find- and quite expensive)
Having had previous experience with the toughness of a well applied coating of POR, I figured it would be ideal for this application, as it is extremely resistant to chipping. I applied 2 coats and let it harden completely, then sanded them lightly and filled all the pits with fiberglass resin, sanded, and laid on 2 more coats of POR, at this point the parts appeared as new. I intend to scuff them one last time and spray them with J.D. 'Blitz Black'.
The point of this post is about economics, practicality, and durability. These parts had survived over 50 years with the minimal protection of the factory applied paint. (this was a working farm truck, so it likely never even received so much as a single wax job.)
Several times it has been suggested in this thread that the 'cure' for rust is to just "cut it out, and replace it with new metal"
I'm here to tell ya that just isn't practical advice when dealing with parts as intricate as these grille pieces, IF it could be done, (it would take one hell of a skilled metal-worker and a lot of hours) the labor cost alone would run into the thousands.
And after all that labor and expense what have you got but a grill that at its best is no better nor durable than the original.
Which brings us to the subject of durability, This time around it is reasonable to expect that the vehicle will receive better care than it did formerly, (if not it would be rather pointless to even begin a restoration.)
There is every reason to expect that the restored parts, using modern tech. coatings and paints, and TLC will last far longer than the original factory applied finish, which in this case is another 50+ years.
I would expect this to be true wether POR-15, or Epoxy primer/ paint systems are employed.
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