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The Sandusky Star Journal (Newspaper) - August 1, 1911, Sandusky, Ohio 'AY'S NEWS TODAY '.'THE HOME PAPER THE SANDUSKY STAR-JOURNAL. FORTY-FOURTH YEAR OHIO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1911, AGREE THAT KAISER WOULD SHOULD RESULT IN Senate Passed Farmers' Free List Bill on Reconsideration, 48 to 30. WAS FIRST DEFEATED WITH SHERMAN'S VOTE Amendments Add Meats and Boots and Shoes to the Free List, WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-After 'being once defeated by a vote of 39 to 39, Vice President Sherman voting against it, the farmers' free list bill was reconsidered by the senate and later passed, 48 to 30. this afternoon. It passed after be- ing amended to provide free meats with all countries granting the same concession, and also boots and shoes. Befoie the final vote was taken the senate voted down amendments to place cement.coal, apples, benies and lemons on the free list and defeated other amendments to take from the fiee list meats of all kinds, oatmeal buckwheat, wheat and rye, thus leav- ing the bill m about its onginal form, except for the changes as to meats and boots and shoes _ The action was not unexpected and snows furthei the results of the work- msr agreement between the democrats and insurgent lepublieans, following -the passage of the reciprocity bill it is the hope of the leaders to send "the free Ust bill to the president along with the vviilen bill He is expected to veto them. "Wick vs, Wick" Probe Ended By Committee WASHINGTON, Aug general charges and denial between the two Wickershams of the govern- attorney general and delegate from house com- mittee on judiciary decided that it had no power to do anything but re- port the evidence to the It will report Delegate Wicker sham's resolution, calling on the at- torney general to furnish all thp papers and data bearing on the al leped frauds m connection with gov- ernment contracts The committee will not recommend that the house investigate Delegate Wickereham's charges that Attornev General Wickersham has shielded and protected "Alaska syndicate crim- inals." In a hearing enlivened with fre- quent and bitter clashes between the Wickershams, it developed that the delegate from Alaska had offered his legal services in 1908 to the Gug genheim interests m the Northwest- ern Commercial Co for a salary of a year and the maintenance of office headquarters m Seattle. TO MARK DEBATE SITE. BLOO.MIXGTOX, 111., Aug. The executive committee of tie 1 local Old Settlers' association to- dav announced tiat a huge gran- ite boulder, weighting over six tons, will be used to mark the spot Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A Douglas met in their o i oieyneu A uougl bpeaker Clark Sustained Point' I m of Order Against Fostoria Congressman. PLANS TO TRY IT AGAIN Well-Known Attorney Would Represent County in Con- stitutional Convention. Says Newspaper Reports of! Gen, Sheiwood's Imciviews i Were Untrue. Time Not Up Until Next Mon-j OUT WITH PLATFORM day Is Ruling of State jBRENGARTNER COMES i WASHINGTON. 1-Although he not permitted to complete his speech vesterdav m his ovvn defense in the matter otpension legislation Speaker Clark inling against him on Points of order that he was not speak- ins: to a question of "personal liege'' Congressman Carl C Anderson. j of the Sanduskv distnct, he has net finu hed bv anv means He ed to seek the floor again todav "at thp first opportunity. h.-d defended himself and his course as a democrat and paid 1'u, Uipoas ,o Gen Sherwood by im- plication although not bv name 'when he was called to ordei He was in- troducing newspaper clippings eon- U.inmg interviews with Gen Sher- jwood and marched down the aisle, P I swinging his, when Representa- membe tive Garrett. of Tennessee, made the i Secretary. NEW Second Democratic Mayoralty Candidate Declares His Po- Doings, Fourth Wards Fur-f ther ments for Registration, New members of the county board of-deputj supervisors of elections will HI even Germany's and its tremendous strengthen soldiery SoP IK larger than even then, military strategists agree, FOR MANEUVERS? LONDON, Aug. for maneuver purposes troops have been ordered to mo- bilize at Aldershot. The big battle- ship Edward VII was also ordered to reinforce home squadron. FEARING SUICIDE, JAILERS TAKE GUITAR FROM BEATTIE; NOW READS "NICK CARTER" l--Henry prisoners transferred. for t This action is taken because tion tor the alleged murder of his Saturday Mrs Chalrrvrs to the Bin-' on acadh and ceH and hold a long conversation with His guitar the girl The women whispered and >i I 4-Vi ___ i i hear what pass- THE WEATHER. Showers tonight or Wednesday morning fol- by fair, slightly cooler night 4 Temperature at 7 a. m., 74 de- grees. Temperature one year ago 65 degrees. Sun rises Wednesday at 4 "28 a. m. and sets at 6-46 p.'m (standard Twelve Bodies Are Recovered From Ruins of Canadian Insane Asylum. HAMILTON, Ont. Aug 1 bodies _ have already been taken from stories of "Dead Eye "Nick Carter" instead for fear fle the "jailer did not would use the strings to kill him- ed between them self it was planned today that I Beattie be indicted within two weeks' and that his trial begin within a month. "These people who think they are going to put me in the electric chair are all wrong They were nev- er more wrong in their lives I shall never be electrocuted. I'd take pois- on and kill myself in order to pre- vent anything like that." These words are attributed to Beat- T _ tie, by an official who has been work- wOVemOP TflO BUSY and point of order. Anderson objected to j meet again Tuesday to' organize the interruption and continued to speak should the commissions of the new Wfl llP t rlO fOTMlKllrtlTii- _ .1 T____ f ft.'m _ V tional convention is R. 8, Fisher well-known attorney, who now has his petition out and is secur- ing signatures. He has entered the race on his own initiative and without the backing of any or- gamzation. Belk-'vmVThaTVe old board j Tuesday if he was Pired at m" of Julv 31 himselt He et wound there Was ismess and then arranged to' Clerk while the republicans applauded him {members arrive. Garrett persisted in his objection' Daerzbaeh believed tV old and was sustained bv the speaker i over until the first Mondav Anderson v i iMVlludv ijj for one hour's appealed to the secretary of state m which to make his speech but once for an opinion. WP nothing oojectionable in the pings read or sent to the desk. again the Tennessee member object- ed. Speaker Clark said he could see clip- It was apparent that the democrats were not in sympathy with Ander- son and were in no mood to listen to him He complained that some of his papers had been taken from his desk and promised that when he recovered them he would again pre- sent his case Graves said He was the commissions be sent out next Monday organize, the new orge Msher is a commercial lawvef and is a republican, in polities Delegates to the constitutional convention, however, -axp -ofeosen oa n August of ballots so that politis ustained. s BRYAN PROGRESSIVE. DEFIANCE, 0.. Aug. Fol- S. A clcik m case of a ASSAIL DEAD MAN TO BOY MURDERER NEW YORK, August ment was made today that a desperate flght will be made to save Paul Geidel 17, confessed slayer of Millionaire Broker W. H. Jackson from the elec- tric chair. Geidel's attornejs today asserted they will prove that Geidel was in Jackson's rooms at the latter's and will attack Jackson's moral character Thej declare they will also prove that the police insert- ed part of eGidel's alleged confession after it was made. Maximum wind velocity for 24 hours ending at noon today, 18 at Tuesday miles south morning. the ruins of the Hamilton insane asvlum which was destrojed bv fire early today The rums are "being searched for more as there were 600 patients in the institution at the time, 85 of r% ing on the case He intends to go before the jurj and flght for his life. fined on the fifth floor. Doing con- Committee Fears Delay and Does Not Wish to Risk Granting Immunity. NEW YORK, Aug l.-The Stan- ley steel trust probe committee today decided that it would not call upon J. P. Morgan to explain his assistance in building up the steel trust. Morgan is now in Europe and the committee floes not wish to delay its report waiting for him to return It is also feared that by testifying Morgan might secuie immunity. George W. Perkins, formeilv of Cleveland, director of the United btates Steel corporation and chair- man of the finance committee of the International Harvester Co.. was sub- poenaed to appear before the commit- e. Perkins probably will called until next week. He will be followed by Charles M. Schwab, president of the Bethlehem Steel Co. and former president of the Inited States Steel corporation. Both will be asked con- cerning their knowledge of the steel plate association of the United States, which was formed just before the or- ganization of the United States Steel corporation. Schwab was president of the Car- Cyclone in Texas. ABILENE, Tex., Aug. dead, 16 injured one of whom will die and an immense property loss is the toll of the cyclone which late }es- terday swept Abilene and Taylor county. The cv clone was followed by a deady fall of hail which killed hundreds of live stock. demand his life most horrible crime in the history of Chesterfield county there ar< Remain in Capital Until Saturday. NOTED PAINTER DEAD LONDON, Aug A. Abbey, the noted American painter, died here today. Abbey is believed to have overworkd himself on the mural decorations for the new Pennsylvania capital One of the signal honors that came to him was the commission from King Ed- ward to paint the scenes depicting the latter's coronation. until Tuesday Au must be chosen by lot Ul deadlock and then a chief deputv of opposite parties elected Both S S Pntchett and Lewis Bngelbry will be reappointed to the board. At the last meeting of the old board impoitant business was disposed of, the most important, perhaps being the creation of two new voting pre- cincts, one each in the First and Fourth wards. This gives four pre- cincts to each ward, a total of sixteen for the city. August 14. at 7 p. m.' was designated as the time for hear- ing any possible protests against the new arrangement. The creation of the new precincts was decided upon because of the hea- vy vote in the old precincts, The new division of the First ward is as follows: Precinct Anderson street _. Jennings Bryan gave aa unqualified endorsement of the proposed progressive constitution for Ohio. He declared it should include the referendum, initiative and recall. Bryan made no refer- ence either in his lecture or his interviews to Harmon's candidacy for the presidency. He expressed the hope for the passage of the wool bill, campaign publicity bill and direct election of senators bill by congress. to Perry, and from Monroe north the bay. to Precinct the west side of Perry to the east side of Hancock, inclusive, and from Monroe street to the bay. Precinct the west side of Hancock to the east side of Columbus avenue, and Irom Monroe street to the bay. Precinct the west side of tolumbus avenue to the east side of Decatur street and from Monroe street to the bay. The new Fourth ward division fol- Precinct the west side of (Continued on Page 3) would not hestitate to carry out the threat purported to have been made. Magistrate West issued an order auaouircemenriEathe will be unable to go to Sandusky Friday to attend the legislative reunion, Gov Harmon has cal'ed forth democratic protests. FINANCIERS OF WORLD WILL NOT PERMIT WAR VANCOUVER. B C Aug ode to peace while the martial strains of impending war are threatening to add discord to the concert of the old world's nations, is being sounded by Thomas TV' Lawson, of "frenzied fi- nance" fame "The nations of the world have gone ahead more rapidh m the past five years than during the preceding twenty-five years." said Mr Lawson, in discussing the influence of finance on the present war that is ove--shad- owing Europe and threatens to re- mcdel the old world according to the drama of Napoleon Bonaparte. "Everything is tending towards the the Lieut. prominent Whether not and governor absent, however, ,Tin oe little politics at the a request that he order the union and interest mav wane. The governor finds "so much busi- ness claiming his attention that he has decided to remain in his office until Saturday He can make mere national con- vention votes at Ceda-- Point than in Cincinnati" one official, an ardent Brjanite, declared sarcastically He refening to the governor's at- tendance last Saturdav at the Cincin- Democratic club outing HP will BEULAH BINFORD POSES FOR PICTURE- SAYS SHE HAS ALIBI IN MURDER when has arisen a ouestion. having "51 E the finance! nt i. v" tiJC "uauces pt the whole world and directlj upon the finances of each of the four great Powers namely, England, France Germany and the United States if means that while It apparently is a war question it is paramountly a question of finance Therefore I say or -__j. tha are lions to one that 'found and m the hours. home citv next Saturday svorth club outing, so Cincinnati party clubs rep- ig _different factions, vvil'l be alike From Cincinnati, the r will go to Cleveland When he arrives Sunday morning he will be hustled to a launch and taken t at the present minute the ablest a naval Yacht solving this question and it's mil Wll! start inMnediatelj Dorothea, On two way out will be of GOV o-n next forty-eight Participate in the entire cruise. "As a stockholder I am be Aug for tee. negie Steel Co. and he will be asked about the printed agreement which later was incinerated in the furnaces of the Lukens Iron Steel Co. or Coatesville, Pa. Both Perkins and Schwab will be interrogated aoout the organization of the United states Steel corporation and its relation to inde- pendent steel manufacturing con- cerns. They will also be questioned to the so-called Gary dinners. port where financial powers are set- j manner to all concerned tlmg important oar- Loncernea ticularlv war For the first time ..n history the great financial powers of the entire -world are working in uni- son and this at a time when it 15 pai- ticularly and peculiaih undeslrous for any distuibance that might mean danger to the financial equilibrium. "In fact, it means that the brightest and ablest Englishmen. Frenchmen, Germans and Americans, and by this I mean that al around able men at the moment we aie speaking about it, are pulling one way. and that is for the solution of this momentary and monumental question. The world over, we are living in an age of fi- nance, for all nations are acute to the dollar question, and England was never confronted more acutely inter- nally and externally with the dollar question, in the broadest way, of course, than now. "And the same may be said of Trance and Germany whose future prosperity depends upon commercial expansion. That being so that the ablest brains are in close touch today NEW YORK, bet 1.000 th? new ,Broadway-Lexington avenue arranged in a second all concerned" actory f otind artery of transportation, was broken. BOY LOSES LIFE; NOW FAIVIILY CAN EAT tenement for NEW YORK, Aug 1 -There was plentv of fooi in ifT8 upper Third avenue t the famHy. although they had been close to starvation more than a week had no heart to eat. Littte Morris, 6. the father's namesake, and the brightest of six boys and of the household, was dead in the morgue, his life hav- ing been crushed out under a trolley Car, while crossing the street in an attempt to get aid for his father. Hunger really caused the child's death as he was so weak for lack of food that he failed to get out of the car's SraJL aWe t0 UDder Enraged over Ins death a crowd tried to mob the crew and it required the police reserves to save them. Tightly clutched in the little hand of the mangled child was the bloody appeal penned by the elder Goldberg to a friend asking for a small loan so he could get bread. Police Captain Brecaan investigated and found the family actually starrag. The police took up a collec- tion. and raised enough money -for food and to bury the little child will not be given much consideration. The principal ixintest, it has already become apparent, will be over the li- quor question, which will probably be submitted to the people separately and the initiative and referendum, which is demanded by the Progressiva Constitution League and is ferored generally by democrats and so-called and is" opposed by Ohio State Board of Commerce Thus far no steps hare been taken here to call a meeting or to inau- gurate a movement looking toward the nomination of a progressive candi- date or a candidate to take a stand one way or the other on the import- ant issues. The entry of Mr. Fisher into the race is likely to arouse in- terest, however, and may bring out other candidates. W8S a uuea ma i uesaay, no new candidates being announced and no petitions be- ing taken out or filed. Sunday be the last day for filing petitions. Henry Miller took out a petition late Monday afternoon for the repub- lican nomination for council in tea First ward. In the third ward, Car! J. Biehl nas not fully decided but has indicated that he will probably not thp democratic nomination council. Should he decide not to m there is a movement on to put iro Charles Hanck, Monroe street paint- er, as a candidate. Boom FOP Graves. Secretary of State Charres H Graves reached his office in Columbus Monday after a two weeks' vacation Squire Dietrich and State Soions Disagree on Fish Statute. BeuJah Binford the "other Sirl" in of Henry Clay jr. the Richmond, Va., youth held on a charge of murdering his wife declares now she has a complete alibi in the event the state should require her to prove that it was who shot Mrs Beattie She says she was motoring with a certain other Richmond young man that nighf Peulah and Henry Beattie participated in man., before and a1 tor his marriage. picture. She posed m tha if- this Philip Dietrich, justice of the peace m and for Portland township. Eria county. Ohio, in the short spa.e of three minutes Tuesday afternoon- thrust himself into a position oJ state-wide prominence by declarina unconstitutional one of the laws ed bv. the recent legisiatuie. The statute affected by this sweep- ing decision from the a'ugust magis- terial bench provided that the use of tiammel nets to catch fish in the bar was illegal The title of the cabe was the great state of Ohio against Joseph Allan, charged with the awful cnma of using the aforesaid kind of a net as above specified m detail. This is believed to be the first that a justice of the peace has had the courage to tackle the constitution- ality of a law. "You should not allow fear of -n-b- he or newspaper criticism to infrfrrp with the performance of your duty in releasing this said Attointy George W. Ritter, m his argument to the court, "if you believe that law is unconstitutional you so declare." By branding the fishing law "class Justtw made himself a leading and his friends say he is low la for delegate to the constitutional <__ vention. It was contended by and hte counsel that the prvhibtthm of trammel net fishing affected tam of fishermen aud just because other kinds of more destructive, hundred ermen in this vicinity, art JEWS PA PER I -IWSPAPKR! ;
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A ghost town - that's what Christchurch will become if the recovery from the September quake is any measure.
Those who suffered most then are still waiting for help, their broken homes still waiting for demolition or repair.
In Avonside, they still have portable toilets out front from last year.
In Bexley, clouds of silt still blow down the rutted streets.
And on Courtenay Drive, in northern Kaiapoi, the people are angry and disaffected. It is a blessing they survived the impact of Tuesday's quake - they are still dealing with the reality of the first.
Every second house is empty and unable to be lived in. Those homes still occupied have cracks in the floors, walls and ceilings.
John and Nicki McNeill built their own home at 99 Courtenay Drive seven years ago. With their two sons, they now rent in another suburb but still pay the mortgage on their uninhabitable dream home.
"We just wait, like everyone else in Christchurch," says McNeill. The family have 15 years of mortgage left to pay. They were about to sign with the Earthquake Commission to have the house demolished before a huge project to stabilise the suburb took place. It meant they could - eventually - look at rebuilding, even if it was years down the track. "Now that's been pushed back because they have to rebuild central Christchurch."
A plan to stabilise the land will see 22,000 piles driven into the earth, 10m deep and 20m wide. McNeill: "You have to ask if it's worth it now. Are they going to stabilise all of Christchurch? If an earthquake is going to get you, it is going to get you."
McNeill's troubles are echoed along the street in degrees. Some weren't mortgaged - and some weren't insured.
Dave and Ollie Baird have no new cracks in their home at No46, which is slated for demolition.
They reckon the existing cracks - some huge - give the house the ability to move with the new quakes.
Ollie has not managed the same flexibility. Every aftershock leaves her shaking. On Tuesday, she fled the supermarket after the quake and drove straight home, only to sit in her car trembling.
"I go to bed at night with my stomach in knots and my heart pounding."
And yet, they stay - trapped in a home no longer fit to live in. A meeting was meant to take place this week to chart a course ahead. It was cancelled after the quake struck on Tuesday.
"There's some really angry people on this street. They've had a gutsful. Like us."
Maurie Mullany has lived on goodwill since September, housesitting month by month.
His latest home is opposite the Courtenay Drive house he owns but can no longer live in.
He, like the others, had his meeting cancelled. He, like everybody else, has no surety about when life can go back to normal.
"This is our problem. We don't know. All our stuff is in lock-up and I can't get at it and I can't find anything I want. We just don't know."


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Abby Wambach tangles with Colombian player, gets punched (Video)
Abby Wambach had a memorable day in Glasgow, Scotland on Saturday for multiple reasons. Not only did Wambach become the leading goal-scorer at the Olympics in US women's national team history, but she also ended up punched in the eye after tangling with one of her opponents.
During the 39th minute of the US's 3-0 win over Colombia, Wambach tangled with Lady Andrade and ended up punched in the eye. It's difficult to tell exactly what happened, but the two made contact after seemingly fighting for position. Lady Andrade's hand ended up smacking Wambach in the eye either intentionally or incidentally, and Wambach went down immediately.
The 32-year-old forward, whose eye was swollen after the game, described the incident as a sucker punch.
"I'm running toward the goal to get position, and I got sucker-punched," said Wambach, according to The Associated Press. "It's clear. We have it on film, so it's up to the Olympic committee and FIFA to decide what to do."
Lady Andrade had a different take on the incident.
"Nothing happened," she said through an interpreter. "It was just a normal part of the game. We were both running, she ran across me and we collided. I had my hands in the air. It was an accident."
While Wambach wants Andrade disciplined for the punch, Andrade says the US got away with a lot.
"I think they should be, too, because they're the United States. The whistle always goes in their favor. They were hitting us and hitting us, but there was never a whistle."
The two can quibble over what happened, but what really matters is the outcome and that went to the US. Wambach can also claim scoreboard after scoring in the 74th minute to make it 2-0. The goal also gave her the US Olympics record. She'll have much more to worry about going forward, including settling the beef between Hope Solo and Brandi Chastain.
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We are thrilled to offer the Museum Delivery program to new Corvette Owners. It is an adventure like no other and a memorable addition to your new Corvette purchase. Hundreds of enthusiasts take delivery of their new Corvette at the Museum each year … Let our team be part of your new Corvette purchase.
How It All Starts: NCM Delivery is referred to as OPTION "R8C" and is available through any Chevrolet Dealer at a cost of $990.00. It must be specified at the time the order is finalized and a special Ship Code of "184590" must also be used to identify your Corvette for Museum Delivery.
The Communications: The National Corvette Museum will contact the customer and offer a reasonable time frame in which the customer can choose a date for delivery. The first available date for delivery is approximately two (2) weeks from the offline date of the car. Once the car is built and its release from GM is confirmed a representative from the NCM Delivery Department will contact the customer to schedule their delivery date. The Museum will confirm the date, agreed upon by the customer, through email and will handle all further communications. If at any time the selling dealer and/or customer should have any questions regarding the delivery, they may contact the Museum at 1-800-205-4248.
The Paperwork: Customers must arrive at the NCM with the following items before a delivery can take place:
- A License Plate or Temporary Tag
- Proof of Ownership (Bill of sale, etc.)
- Proof of Insurance
- Valid Operator's License
- Dealer Acknowledgement Form (download, print, fill out and return to the Museum via fax, email or mail)
The Delivery: The customer arrives at the NCM with up to three additional guests of age 10 and up, total (4) and is welcomed with signs commemorating the event. They are taken to the Corvette Assembly Plant (located across the street from the NCM) for their own NCM Delivery Team guided VIP tour (when available). Museum Delivery customers will be transported to the Corvette Assembly Plant for a tour in a GM courtesy vehicle. All non-GM vehicles driven by guests wishing to transport themselves is acceptable and has a designated area.
A personal, special VIP guided tour of the NCM is conducted where they will see their Corvette on display. Next, a member of the NCM Delivery Team provides a quality orientation followed by a thorough delivery presentation of their new vehicle. A unique gold decal is placed on the inside of the drivers' door jamb to signify the importance of this memorable occasion. Customers also receive a personalized interior dash plaque, personalized wall plaque and an individual photograph in front of the Museum – weather permitting. Additionally, customers have the opportunity to purchase exclusive merchandise showcasing the "R8C Museum Delivery" logo, bricks in a special commemorative section, and build sheets/window stickers if available, during the program presentation. Deliveries can also be viewed world-wide via our live webcams.
The customer is presented with an individual one year NCM membership. Memberships which come with our R8C Museum Delivery program are upgradable.
The Ed and Shari Glazer Family Corvette Delivery Program
Planning to bring a special child or grandchild with you for your R8C Delivery? Sign up to participate in the Ed and Shari Glazer Family Corvette Delivery Program! This program is an enhancement to our R8C Museum Delivery Program, offering some additional features when our delivery customers bring their children or grandchildren to share in their experience.
What to Wear/What to Bring: Closed toe shoes (no sandals or high heels) are a requirement for all visitors to the plant. No cameras, backpacks, purses, fanny packs, or other packages or containers may be brought into the plant except by special request (for medical reasons, etc.). Cameras are welcome at the Museum.
Post Delivery: A commemorative nameplate (with the customer's name, date of delivery and VIN) is ordered that can be applied to the wall plaque. The nameplate will then be shipped directly to the customer approximately 4-6 weeks after delivery.
Lodging: The Museum proudly recommends our business member hotels, motels, campgrounds and bed and breakfasts. Business Members Lodging.
Car Rental: Enterprise Rent-A-Car has special rates and services for R8C participants arriving at the Nashville airport. One is a discount rate rental and the other is a set rate rental. Reservations can be made for one-way rentals with the option of returning the car at the NCM. Use the links below to make reservations on the Enterprise web site. Be sure to enter the appropriate NCM account code when making a reservation. Select the Highway 31-W location as the drop off destination. They send representatives to the Museum to retrieve the car.
- Enterprise – Corvette Museum Discount Rate Program – XZ58H90
- Enterprise – Corvette Museum Set Rate Program – XZ58H89
Shane Webb manages this one of a kind program for the NCM. He will be happy to assist you with any questions or concerns using the special NCM Delivery Hotline of 1-800-205-4248 or 270-777-4505. He can also be emailed at: email@example.com Lori Bieschke is also available to assist. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (270) 467-8851.
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A stay at Clarion Suites Gateway places you in the heart of Melbourne, minutes from Melbourne Aquarium and close to Melbourne Cricket Ground. This 4.5-star hotel is within close proximity of Eureka Tower and Southgate.
Make yourself at home in one of the 122 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Cable programming and iPod docking stations are provided for your entertainment, while wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and separate sitting areas.
Enjoy recreation amenities such as an indoor pool or take in the view from a terrace. This hotel also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and a television in a common area.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center and a meeting room. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
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- Total number of rooms - 122
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It is hard to think of an Arsenal player who has made a greater impact in his first 27 minutes of top-flight football than Theo Walcott.
In two cultured cameos, the 17-year-old has created two goals, 60,000 admirers and a buzz everytime he touched the ball. Walcott is an adaptable talent. Last Saturday he took over on the left flank, while on Wednesday his cross for the winner came from the right. The player himself has suggested he fancies his long-term future through the middle. His manager agrees.
"Thierry Henry and Theo could be a dream partnership," said Wenger. "It's down to him to achieve that now. He's still growing but I don't think he will become taller. He'll become stronger however. I think he will become a stocky type, a bit like Sylvain Wiltord physically with strong legs and lots of power.
"At the moment I feel his best position is as a wide player in a 4-3-3 or a central player in a 4-4-2. He will always need a guy who's strong alongside him so he can make the runs from deeper."
Despite the favourable impression he has made in his first two games, it seems Walcott may have to wait a little longer for a full game.
"I don't know if he will start [against City on Saturday]," said Wenger. "He's not far away from me giving him that opportunity. But he was behind physically at the start of the season so I don't think he's ready to play 90 minutes yet."
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You sure like putting thumbprints on my rose-colored glasses... looks like the first AK parts I need to program for the CNC are oversized barrel hardware.
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Several places list Beowulf brass, quite cheap, too. The barrel won't be cheap - I found .458 barrel blanks under $100, but .501 blanks are much more.
I don't see anything wrong with your gas block; I was thinking of using pinch bolts too.
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Pac-Nor .500" barrel $230. The AA website says the official spec for the Beowulf is .501 +/- .0004. I'll talk to Pac-Nor about this. They sell extra length by the inch; I'd be tempted to order a long enough barrel to cut in half and make two 16s, or a 16 and an SBR.
Most ".50" barrels seem to be .510, to work with the late-1800s .50-70, etc.
Lee die set: $31, various places
Beowulf brass, $55 for 100 from Impact Guns. Midway's web site now says "discontinued" for most ammo-related Beowulf stuff.
Jacketed bullets seem to run in the $22-$25 range and up for boxes of 50. Good thing I'm planning to use cast bullets...
Making a reamer from scratch still doesn't look that hard; it's only a .010" taper, jeez. My best bet might be to buy some pipe or 4140 bar stock and experiment on that instead of a real barrel.
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>I cant see why the chamber coud not be cut on a lathe with
> boring bar and the tool post set at the aproperate angle.
It would work, and I have some old machining books that show similar operations. You'd have to offset the steady rest and tie the drive dog to the faceplace with shoelaces, and for some reason I'm leery of the whole thing. I don't have enough travel on the cross slide to do an accurate job that way.
> my plan was to cut the freebore/bullet lead with a much
> cheaper throating reamer (around $40)
I found a couple of places that claim to make piloted taper reamers for regular machine tools. I'll contact them later in the week and see what they'd want for a reamer.
> I was looking at the extra long blank idea as well and
> doing a rifle and a pistol . or say getting a 30" blank and
> doing two 14" barrels and then adding perminate muzzel
> breaks on for the extra length to be legal.
Well, duh! I never thought of adding a muzzle brake...


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1 teaspoon canola oil
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1/4 cup red wine vinegar
1/4 cup maple syrup
2 Granny Smith apples, cored and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
1/4 cup chopped pecans
Heat oven to 400°F. Mix squash with oil in a bowl. Add spice mix; toss. Spread squash on an ungreased baking sheet; bake 15 minutes or until squash turns golden brown at the edges. In a bowl, mix vinegar and syrup; pour over squash. Bake 5 minutes. Combine apples, pecans and squash in a bowl. Let cool; serve.
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Future of Mormonism
Mormon Publishing: Four Trends to Watch
By Jana Riess
Last week at a Mormon conference, several people approached me for publishing advice. Would there be a market for a Mormon book about X? What would be the right publisher for a book about Y? And -- perish the thought -- are books going to disappear altogether?
The publishing industry is in a time of upheaval, even crisis. Venturing foolproof prognostication on its success or development requires a crystal ball I do not have. Everything I say here could change dramatically if - when -- technology accelerates and we experience yet another paradigm shift. But for what it's worth, here are four trends I see in Mormon publishing today, based on more than a decade in the religious publishing industry. In the decade ahead, I believe that:
Self-publishing will continue to explode. When I started in the publishing industry, we had to wrap our heads around the idea that over 100,000 books were published each year. More than ten years later, the figure is ten times that; 2010 will see more than a million new books in print. (!) That growth is due to the explosion of self-publishing as a viable option for authors. It's cheaper than it used to be, it's available to anyone who knows how to use a simple word processing program, and the production quality has improved immensely, especially in regard to book covers. In the next decade, increasing numbers of authors will choose to self-publish, either as a way to prove themselves before being accepted by a traditional publisher or as an end in itself.
Mormon publishing will continue to decentralize. This may seem like an odd claim given the fact that in the last ten years Deseret Book has gobbled up its strongest competitors, Bookcraft and Covenant, and become the largest LDS publisher by far. Deseret has also consolidated its hold on the LDS retail market by acquiring long-standing independent LDS bookstores and franchising them as Deseret stores, a brand Mormon consumers trust. So in some ways Deseret has a stranglehold on both the acquisition and distribution of books for the Mormon market.
Yet we are also seeing a powerful counter-trend in the creation of niche Mormon publishers like Zarahemla Books, Greg Kofford Books, and Salt Press. Given the decline of the traditional way of doing things (bookstores, unfortunately, are in enormous trouble), these mom-and-pop Mormon publishers are, along with self-publishers, the wave of the future. As with the rest of the publishing industry, what will matter over time is how these publishers find their particular niche within the Mormon market. Over the next ten years Deseret will solidify its presence as the non-fiction publishing outlet for officials of the Church, including General Authorities and auxiliary presidents. A case in point is Deseret's huge fall release: an official biography of current church president Thomas S. Monson, due out on September 27. We will see more of that kind of "imprimatur" project from Deseret Book, and less of other kinds of non-fiction. Fiction will continue to be popular, but it will become increasingly difficult for new novelists to break into the Mormon market through Deseret, which has such high sales requirements.


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Former Colts coach Tony Dungy has been selected as this year's NCAA Roosevelt Award winner. The award, named after President Theodore Roosevelt, is the NCAA's highest honor and is presented each year to a person who used their college athletic experience to produce a distinguished career.
Dungy will receive the award Jan. 18 at the NCAA's annual convention in Grapevine, Texas.
Dungy is second on Tampa Bay's career victory list (57) and is the all-time leader in Colts history (91), becoming the first black coach to hoist the Lombardi Trophy when Indy won the Super Bowl after the 2006 season.
In addition to football, Dungy has written several books, worked with inmates, adopted children and used the Dungy Family Foundation to help improve communities.
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text: I do like the "4 D's" you could include alot in that simple credo. I agree also with the idea that it is the moral and legal obligation of the disarming agency to protect you if they require you to be disarmed at thier property. I think we would see a heck of alot less "no guns" signs and the like if insurance agencies started penalizing people for prohibiting guns due to liability issues. We need some of the families of VT to come out and sue the school on that basis and set a precident for future cases.


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Today we went to MEC and bought 3 sleeping bags for the kids. They are very light weight and pack up small. The idea is that if we are staying in people's houses we can hardly expect them to have blankets etc for 5 people.
So, tomorrow I have to go to the dentist (YUCK!) and it happens to be Andrew's 35th birthday (YEA). We have to try to pack our bags and see how the look, feel and weigh. (Maybe go to the airport and check if they will work as carry on)
We bought some books yesterday for the girls school work. I still need to get a math book for Morgan though. Better add that to tomorrow's list!
All of a sudden there is a lot to do (mostly tieing up lose ends) and not a lot of time to do it in.
We are happy that we changed our minds about going to Thailand as today we have heard that there is a military coup happening. I hope all will be alright there.
I better go. Maybe the next time I write I will be in the UK!


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According to what I know is right from a lifetime of careful examination, tolerance is crucial to the ongoing, deep and harmonious fellowship and communion of humanity; intolerance only pushes us over lines and out doors.
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Public Market Emeryville is within a 5-minute walk of HYATT house Emeryville/San Francisco Bay Area while other popular sites like Bay Street are within a 15-minute stroll. This 234-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free in-room WiFi. Emeryville Marina and Alta Bates Summit Medical Center are also nearby.
Start your day off right with a free buffet breakfast offered each morning. In addition to a meal at the onsite restaurant, you can also enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. For a nice break, mingle with other guests at the free manager's reception.
All 234 air-conditioned accommodations feature sitting areas. Guests can expect free WiFi and 32-inch flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and designer toiletries. Other standard amenities include microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers.
Guests of HYATT house Emeryville/San Francisco Bay Area have access to an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. If you drive, self parking is USD 15 per day, and there's also a free area shuttle. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include conference space, a 24-hour business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
Property features
- Free buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
HYATT house Emeryville/San Francisco Bay Area
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Hotel Amenities
HYATT house Emeryville/San Francisco Bay Area features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests are offered a complimentary breakfast each morning and a complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. A complimentary area shuttle within 3 mi is available for guests. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge. A total renovation of this property was completed in May 2015.
HYATT house Emeryville/San Francisco Bay Area is a smoke-free property.
- Outdoor pool
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- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 234
- Number of floors - 12
- ATM/banking
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- Television in common areas
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- Elevator/lift
- Bar/lounge
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- Free breakfast
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- One meeting room
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- Restaurant
- Free reception
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- Self parking (surcharge)
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- Free WiFi
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
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- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
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Self parking (surcharge), RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
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HYATT house Emeryville/San Francisco Bay Area offers 234 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and designer toiletries. Accommodations offer separate sitting areas. 32-inch flat-screen televisions come with cable channels. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators and microwaves. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers and hair dryers.
This Emeryville hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is provided daily.
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning. The hotel offers a complimentary manager's reception on select days.
HYATT house Emeryville/San Francisco Bay Area has a restaurant serving breakfast only.
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The Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG), which has been facing staff crunch for the past several years, may have failed to get some big-ticket assignments due to shortage of experts.
According to officials, the Haryana government is considering roping in the Public Works Department (PWD) to execute the construction of a Rs. 100-crore flyover at MDI Chowk.
The project which includes the construction of an underpass and an elevated corridor along the existing Mehrauli Road was proposed by the civic body in order to ease traffic congestion in Old Gurgaon area.
MCG commissioner Ashok Sangwan is soon to hold a meeting with PWD officials to discuss the MDI Chowk flyover project, said a senior MCG official on condition of anonymity.
A detailed project report (DPR) regarding the MDI Chowk flyover was pending with the Haryana government for quite a long time.
"Haryana government's apprehension is that lack of expertise in the MCG can affect the big-ticket project," the official said.
The MCG has recently roped in architects to prepare a plan to ease the traffic movement at Signature Tower intersection and Sohna Road.
Earlier, the corporation's proposal for a Rs. 250-crore flyover project at Mahavir Chowk was rejected by the construction consultant RITES.
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- Equip: Increases your critical strike rating by 53.
Equip: Increases your haste rating by 65.
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Everyday I tell myself that I won't have to post anymore Chris Brown stories because there is really nothing left to say for right now. I also keep telling myself that things could not be any more disturbing and that rock bottom has been reached in the mess. Nope. I could not have been more wrong. I thought it was bad enough that after being in court and accused of two felonies that you go spend your evening at a hotel bar and stay out until almost 4am while presumably the woman you are accused of beating was probably waiting at home for you. I'm hoping also the bar didn't serve a 19 year old, but this is LA, so you never know.
But honestly, that is nothing compared to what he did before he went to court. Prior to his making an appearance, Chris decided to head on over to his MySpace page presumably looking for a hookup for after court. But, while he was there he went ahead and decided to get all of his fans to vote for him. No, he wasn't asking for your vote for a-hole of the year or man most likely to punch someone while driving. Nope, instead, Chris wanted all of his teen fans to vote for him in the upcoming Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards, in which he is nominated for Favorite Male Singer and Favorite Song for Kiss Kiss.
He wrote, "Hey fans, Vote for Chris on the Kids Choice Awards 2009 link provided below… Thank you for your support."
Yeah, and if you do vote for him, he will send you an autographed photo of Rihanna and what happens to you if you don't vote for him. Seriously? I mean I understand that this was probably the work of a publicist. I get that. But what publicist in their right mind is going to think this is appropriate? What kind of message is this sending to kids who do vote? Oh, and the awards are on March 28th and since his next hearing is not until the first week of April, I'm sure Chris will be there at the event smiling and posing and preening and flexing his muscles with Rihanna on his arm. If I am Viacom, I am making sure that Chris Brown doesn't win a damn thing. All their awards shows are fixed anyway so making sure he doesn't win should not be a problem. The next thing I do is make sure that he knows he is not welcome at the awards. If he shows up at an event targeted at kids, the resulting bad publicity will be horrific for Nickelodeon.


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Hit show Top Gear has finished filming in Northland and some locals got close to the action.
A road-versus-water race was organised on popular Ninety Mile Beach this week.
It is understood Top Gear co-host Jeremy Clarkson was behind the wheel of a red Toyota Corolla hatchback seen zooming along the beach in a race to the Far North, while fellow host James May, on the America's Cup yacht Oracle, raced from the Coromandel Peninsula to the same destination.
The duel took place on Tuesday evening, but the cameras were out again yesterday - this time filming from above, in a helicopter - to get extra footage and to make sure all angles had been covered.
A large number of members of the local tribe, Ngati Kuri, were left a little star-struck.
Kaumatua Pineaha Murray told One News : "We had to hide ourselves because we couldn't be seen to be in the environment. So we were hiding there making out that we weren't there," he laughed.
Mr Murray was given the task of finishing the race with a blessing.
Local business owner Rose Spicer said she and husband David - who run the local sand surf business Ahikaa Adventures - saw a bit of the big race.
"We went down the Ninety Mile Beach, just for a walk and stuff, and on our way up from Scott Point we saw some lights flashing [and] a couple of cars came zooming round the corner and disappeared quick as," Mrs Spicer said.
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Graeme Neho, chairman of the Muriwhenua group of northern iwi, said he could not talk to the media because it was "Top Gear's story".
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Social change lawyering seeks to address the systemic causes of the problems faced by the most economically and socially disadvantaged people in our society. Social change lawyering has not been the focus of public interest law activities in Australia. Instead, public interest law has been concerned with assisting individuals and groups to vindicate their existing or new legal rights. This article argues the prevailing 'access to justice' orientation in public interest law results, in part, from the liberal understandings of the law and lawyer which are a feature of our legal system. These notions create strong resistance to the goals and methods required for social change lawyering.
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by Jeff Mullins 03/03/12
At the turn of the millennium, the mid size car market was a very different sector to what it has become today. If you were a sales rep, middle aged man with family or both, there was still an array of volume car manufacturers battling to get your attention. If you were to pick up a car magazine from 2001, you would find new offerings like the new Citroen C5, Ford Mondeo as well as the facelifted Toyota Avensis and VW Passat. If you were to count the Audi A4, there was also a totally remodelled version launched that year too, which would make a significant impact into the market share of the above brands. There was barely any sign of the crossover at this time, with Nissan yet to give up on the Primera, having a brand new model in the pipeline to be launched the following year.
Renault launched the all-new Laguna at the beginning of 2001 and with it came a list of technological innovations that made it a car befitting of the modern times that were approaching. Despite being relatively unsophisticated on the engineering front (many rivals by then had gained multi link rear suspension where Laguna II made do with a torsion beam) it featured party tricks that aimed to lure the buyer such as a credit card shaped key which facilitated keyless entry and a tyre pressure monitoring system. Neither of these were reliable in the long run however and eventually would come back to haunt the car along with a host of other issues. This was a shame, as at launch it had a huge amount going for it, with handsome styling influenced by the 'Initiale' concept car of the mid 1990's and an estate derivative (Sport Tourer) that was arguably the best looking car in its class. It was also the first ever car to achieve the maximum 5 star rating in the Euro NCAP crash test, which was a massive selling point that Renault rammed home in marketing throughout the first few years of the car's life.
At launch, the Irish spec Laguna II featured a 16 valve range of belt driven petrol engines available in both 1.6 and 1.8 litre capacities. These produced 110bhp and 118bhp respectively and were quite closely matched in terms of performance, with the latter being slightly torqueier and about 0.7 seconds quicker from 0-60 mph. Diesel power featured in the form of the 1.9 dCi with 101bhp and 240 Newton Metres of torque. Trim lines included 'Sport' (in conjunction with 1.6 litre and 1.9 DCi only) and 'Supersport' (1.6 litre and 1.8 litre). The standard equipment on these trims was highly impressive, even for today. A look back at the equipment list of the time shows that rare and usually costly features such as xenon headlights and electric folding exterior mirrors were standard, in addition to an electric glass sunroof and an on-board computer. Externally, the two specs were differentiated by the Sport spec featuring standard 16 " 'Rhodes' alloys, while Supersport models came with larger 17" 'Silverstone' items which further enhanced the Laguna's already sharp styling.
At the end of 2001, the Renault Laguna II had had a lucrative first year on the market and to add to this, it received the Semperit Irish Car of the Year award for 2002. A base model was also launched which did without many of the gizmo's of the launch cars, as well as more obvious things like alloy wheels. From here on in, the range went on without any great changes until 2005. In 2003, the Mirage model was launched and featured full leather as standard. These models proved popular and further enhanced the Laguna as a value proposition in its segment. A 120bhp version of the dCi engine also became available in Supersport trim, but is rare compared to the standard 101bhp model.
On the reliability front, the Laguna II did much to tarnish the reputation of the manufacturer that produced it and perhaps featured too much technology for its own good, particularly considering the fact that electrics were never a strong point with the French. Fancy equipment like the key card proved to be a disaster in some cases, and most cars with the tyre pressure monitoring system have them deactivated today due to previous malfunction. Xenon headlights are also known occasionally to have trouble with self levelling, but only on some cars.
Apart from the diesel, Laguna II's can be mechanically fine however and enormous mileages are not unheard of. Timing belt intervals are recommended at every 70k miles in the handbook, but people who have experience with the cars advise that 50k would be on the safer side. 1.9 dCi diesel engines are also prone to sticky exhaust gas recirculation valves that lead to engine failure, with symptoms being slow acceleration (ref: AutoExpress). It is the electrical issues though, like the ignition not recognising the key card, which mainly hamper reliability. In 2005, the car was significantly improved with a mid-life revision which boosted reliability as well as build quality. This revision saw power on the 1.6 litre petrol increase to 115bhp and the discontinuation of the 1.8 litre engine. A new 120bhp dCi diesel unit also became available and it was upon these two units that the remaining sales of this generation Laguna were spread out upon in this country until it was replaced in 2007 by an all-new model. As a used buy, these post 2005 models make a very shrewd purchase on the used market today, as they have little of the reliability problems that previously affected the pre-facelift model. Indeed, in a reliability survey by well regarded German auto association ADAC, the post '05 Laguna II came out on top of staple cars in the segment such as the Ford Mondeo and Opel Vectra.
Although the Laguna has faded away into obscurity today as a new purchase, a used model represents fine value and a lot less risk than one might think provided they go for the post '05 model. Early '01/02 models are trading firmly at banger money now, with ones for the brave advertised on CarsIreland.ie for well under a grand. To get into the seat of a newer model, asking prices start at around 2.5-3k for a 2005 model. As I write, an '05 1.9 dCi model with 200k miles on the clock is presently advertised at 2.5k, which shows they are capable if nothing else. I would however advise that with whatever potential purchase that you tread carefully, verify service history and thoroughly check electrics.