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So I am new at all of this, I am 24 and trying to restore a '58 gmc in my garage with pretty limited resources. I have been reading up and I come up with this plan of attach for doing bodywork in a small garage in the middle of a neighborhood on my own... The plan is to D/A large areas (doors, hood, fenders, any flatish parts I can get the sander on) then use a flap wheel (like on a dremel or die grinder) in tighter areas. I was looking at picking up a "speedblaster" or something similar for real tricky areas and corners and seems. Then I will use ospho and scotchbrite pads or steel wool to scrub every surface and finally coat with ospho and let dry. when i get a few parts completely cleaned I will scuff the surface, degrease, and spray with spi epoxy. Anyone see any potential problems with this? I know it won't be a very quick process, but thats okay with me as long as the work will last when it is done.
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Has it been repainted, how many layers, there is quite a bit of info in the WIKI article here on HR about paint removal, prep, My willys had several layers and I scraped it first , faster than all the sanding,
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The Eastern Conference Championship and a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals are on the line this Friday night at the TD Garden when the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Boston Bruins wrap up their best-of-seven series with a winner-take-all Game 7. The puck drops at 5:30 p.m. (PT) and the game will be broadcast nationally on VERSUS.
Tampa Bay took full advantage of the power play to grind out a 5-4 victory on Wednesday night as a 125 home favorite to take this series to the limit. It scored two goals in the second period and one early in the third with a one-man advantage to help force a Game 7. The Lightning are now 11-6 overall in the postseason and 6-3 on the road. They are 7-3 as an underdog and the total has gone 'over' in ten of the 17 games.
Boston opened as the 150 favorite in Game 7. The Don Best odds screen lists 5½ for the total and shaded to the 'under.'
The stars were out for the Lightning on Wednesday night with Martin St. Louis and Teddy Purcell each scoring twice and Vincent LeCavalier adding two assists in the winning effort. These three have now combined for 22 goals and 56 total points in the postseason. Steve Downie and Steven Stamkos also came up big with a combined one goal and three assists for the highest scoring team in this year's playoffs.
Tampa's recent revolving door at goalie spun back to Dwayne Roloson for Game 6 and while he did give up four goals on 20 shots, he stood tall in net to hold off a furious Boston attack at the end of the third period to preserve the win. His performance should earn him the start on Friday, but Tampa Bay also has Mike Smith waiting in the wings.
The pressure in this game falls back on Boston, which is in danger of getting eliminated after blowing a series lead for the second year in-a-row. It had a 2-1 and 3-2 lead in this series but could not maintain the edge. The Bruins are now 11-6 overall this postseason and 6-3 at home. They are 8-4 as a favorite and the total has gone 'over' in 10 of the 17 games.
You cannot blame Wednesday's loss on David Krejci. The center recorded a rare playoff hat-trick to keep the Bruins in this game. He now has 10 postseason goals and along with Nathan Horton, leads the team with a total of 16 points. Boston will also look to Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand, who have also been a big part of the offense with a combined 27 points, to come up big on Friday night.
The outcome of Game 7 could very well rest on the shoulders of Boston goalie Tim Thomas. He came into this series with a stellar goals-against-average of 2.03 and a .937 save percentage, but has given up five goals in four of the six games. To his credit, he held the Lightning to one goal on 65 shots in the other two.
Past trends do not favor the Lightning in this game as they are 16-35-5 in their last 56 games against the Bruins and 4-20-4 in their last 28 games in Boston. Both teams have already won a Game 7 this postseason, but this one will come down to the Bruins' ability to keep Tampa Bay's big guns in check as they did twice before in this series. Stick with Boston and Thomas to get the job done one more time to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals.

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Veronica Mars fans are a motivated bunch. After the initial campaign of flooding the CW with Mars candy bars and marshmallows to try and bring the show back from cancellation, the fans are now turning their attention to a charity campaign for Invisible Children.
An episode of Veronica Mars featured a story about a child soldier in Africa, and fans have jumped on board to raise money for the Invisible Children fund by selling t-shirts.
Five dollars of every t-shirt sold goes to the cause. Check out the t-shirt designs here.
For more information on the Invisible Children fund, visit this Web site.
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Thanks for helping to spread the word! Every time someone posts about it, the amount we've raised (a little over $250 so far) goes up!
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Ogerman charts emphasize minor keys, creating a moody emotional palette for the album. And, as usual, Krall's honeyed voice and carefully chiseled playing are as spare and perfect on every cut as her core quartet's accompaniment.
Ogerman might be the only arranger alive who can make an overstuffed orchestra sound so distant and wistful, and Krall, suddenly channeling Julie London, is the taciturn symphony's whispery match.
Quiet Nights is still a gorgeous wallow in high-gloss pop romanticism.
Tapping into the sensuous mode of such classic divas of desire as Julie London and Peggy Lee, Diana Krall is at her most seductive on this bossa nova-flavored collaboration with Claus Ogerman.
Standards given a sensual bossa makeover
MojoThe result is fabulous, Ogerman framing Krall's sultry, languorous delivery with arrangements that are opulent yet don't swamp her voice. [Jul 2009, p.93]
There may be a bit too much classic good taste on Quiet Nights--there is no reinterpretation, only homage--but that's not quite a problem because Krall knows enough to lay back, to never push, only to glide upon the gossamer surface.
The line between dreamy and sleepy is a fine one, and many jazz singers have fallen on the wrong side of it when attempting bossa nova. Diana Krall, however, negotiates it skillfully on Quiet Nights, her first album of all bossas.
While fans looking for a classic, none-too-jarring soundtrack for a romantic evening surely will follow this record happily into their good night, Krall has offered us more than that in the past.
UncutA so-so collection of lushly orchestrated Brazilian bossa novas and ballads that unite Mrs. Costello with Frank Sinatra's arranger claus Ogerman. [Apr 2009, p.82]
As if fearing she might be overtaken in the sweet-nothings department by the even more whispery newcomer Melody Gardot, Krall here breathes her way through an entire album of songs about love and loss, mostly restricting herself to a smoky middle register--with a little samba-sensuality on the side.
Quiet Nights contains a few surprises, even if they are dressed up in slow finery.
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[email protected] wrote: > I went out last night at 2am, after 3 hours sleep. I had no problem > seeing the stars in Hercules, but I could not find SW3. I am using > 7x35 binoculars. There was no cloud cover, but I am not sure about air > pollution or haze. There is a large city to my east (that is why I had > to wait 'til 2:00, so it was overhead away from the lights). > > 1. Did anybody see the comet last night? > 2. What can I do differently to see it myself? > > Darryl Hi: It' pretty subtle in binoculars. It is not prominent (to me) in 15x70s...if I weren't looking for it I'd have passed over it I think. That said, it was beautiful this past weekend from Chiefland where I got a very nice look at it via C8 and Stellacam II. ;-) Peace, Rod Mollise Author of _Choosing and Using a Schmidt Cassegrain Telescope_ <http://skywatch.brainiac.com/astroland/index.htm> Like SCTs and MCTs? Check-out sct-user, the mailing list for CAT fanciers: <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sct-user> See: <http://journals.aol.com/rmollise/UncleRodsAstroBlog/> For Uncle Rod's Astro Blog. |
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China Money Rate Drops for Fourth Day on Ample Cash Supplies
Bloomberg NewsChina's benchmark money-market rate fell for a fourth day, the longest declining streak in almost two months, after the biggest fund injections by the central bank since January.
The People's Bank of China added a net 91 billion yuan ($14.6 billion) last week to meet demand before public holidays on May 1 and 2, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The monetary authority drained 60 billion yuan today by selling 28-day repurchase agreements at 4 percent, according to a statement on its website.
"The central bank injected cash ahead of the holidays to meet demand, and now that cash flows after the holidays have weighed down rates, today's operation is to hedge the impact," Wei Fengchun, head of macro strategy at Shenzhen-based Bosera Asset Management Co. wrote in a note today. "There's no change in its policy stance. It's still trying to smooth the market."
The seven-day repo rate, a gauge of interbank funding availability, declined three basis points, or 0.03 percentage point, to 3.11 percent as of 4:16 p.m. in Shanghai, according to a weighted average compiled by the National Interbank Funding Center. The rate has fallen 100 basis points since April 29.
The average seven-day repo rate in May could be at a similar or slightly higher level than April, as the PBOC is likely to try and deliver relatively low and stable interbank rates to reduce financing costs and support credit growth in rural areas, economists led by Ting Lu at Bank of America Corp. in Hong Kong wrote in a research note today. The rate averaged 3.5 percent last month.
The cost of the one-year interest-rate swap, the fixed payment needed to receive the floating seven-day repo rate, rose two basis point to 3.64 percent, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The rate dropped to 3.61 percent earlier, the lowest level since June 13.
The yield on the 4.42 percent bonds due March 2024 fell one basis point to 4.31 percent, according to data from the National Interbank Funding Center.
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MARTIN, HARVEY (1950–2001). Harvey Banks "Too Mean" Martin (or Harvey Othel Martin), professional football player, sack specialist, and Super Bowl MVP for the Dallas Cowboys, was born on November 16, 1950, in the Oak Cliff section of Dallas to Sylvester Martin and Helen Pearl (Watson) Martin. In 1967 during his junior year of high school, Martin played organized football for the first time when he joined the team at South Oak Cliff High School. Still considered a "raw talent" when he completed high school in 1969, Martin developed into a star during the next four years at East Texas State University (now Texas A&M University-Commerce). He won National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), Football News, and Associated Press All-America honors during his senior season in 1972 and led East Texas State to the NAIA Division I championship.
Martin's professional career began when the Dallas Cowboys drafted him in the third round of the 1973 draft. Although relatively small (by later standards) for a defensive end at six feet, five inches in height and 260 pounds, he played eleven seasons and gained fame for sacking opposing quarterbacks, leading the team in sacks seven times and setting a franchise records that still stood in 2012. Martin was often referred to as "Too Mean," a nickname he supposedly acquired in his first training camp in reaction to being told that he was too nice by defensive coordinator Ernie Stautner. The assessment inspired Martin to toughen his attitude, and he gained notoriety as part of a fearsome defensive line, the "Doomsday Defense," that included Randy White at right tackle and Ed "Too Tall" Jones at left end. Martin was named to the Pro Bowl four times (1976–79) and honored as the National Football League's defensive player of the year in 1977. He played in three Super Bowls. Martin's greatest day came in the Cowboys' 27–10 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XII at New Orleans on January 15, 1978, when he shared Most Valuable Player honors with fellow defensive lineman Randy White.
Martin, the first Dallas native to play for the Cowboys, enjoyed his role as one of the team's most popular players. In 1977 he began to host The Beautiful Harvey Martin Show, his own weekday morning radio program on Dallas station KRLD. Commerce, the home of East Texas State, held a parade in his honor on "Harvey Martin Appreciation Day" on May 3, 1978. He invested in a number of restaurants and nightclubs in Dallas, appeared regularly at charity events, and worked during the off-season as a television sports reporter. In 1980 he was named to the All-Decade Team for the 1970s by the NFL Hall of Fame Selection Committee.
Unfortunately for Martin, financial problems and suspicions of drug use began to cloud his career even while he remained highly successful on the field. In June 1978 an IRS audit showed that he owned more than $250,000 in back taxes. In December 1982 he filed for bankruptcy after several business ventures failed. Also in 1982 the Federal Bureau of Investigation questioned him in a case that involved a defendant later convicted of selling cocaine. A year later FBI officials said that Martin had been mentioned as a drug user in an agency wiretap. Though he denied the cocaine use and no criminal charges were brought against him, in May 1983, at the request of Cowboys head coach Tom Landry and team president Tex Schramm, he spent ten days at a drug rehabilitation center in Minnesota.
Martin took a job in early 1984 as sales manager with Dallas-based PCB Electronics, and on May 4, suddenly announced his retirement from professional football at the age of thirty-three. He focused his energies on developing his acting skills and starred in a few small films and local productions. He also published an autobiography, Texas Thunder: My Eleven Years With the Dallas Cowboys, in 1986. In 1990 Martin worked as sport director for black radio station KKDA in the Dallas area. His personal life, however, continued to spiral downward. In 1991 he served one year of probation after being charges with resisting arrest and marijuana possession. Five years later he was fined $1,000 and sentenced to seven years' probation on charges of felony cocaine possession. Then, in August 1996 he received two one-year sentences and a six-month sentence for telephone harassment, assault charges, and resisting arrest in a case involving his girlfriend. The sentence was made probationary when he checked into a drug treatment center and attended a six-month domestic violence counseling class.
During the last years of his life, Martin had reportedly turned his life around. He secured a job as a salesman for Dallas company Arrow-Magnolia. He also spoke to children, drug addicts, and other groups about drug abuse and the challenges of his life. On December 24, 2001, Martin died of pancreatic cancer at Baylor Medical Center in Grapevine, Texas. He was survived by his mother and a son and daughter. Martin never married. Many former teammates were among the 1,000 people who attended his funeral service at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano. Martin's sister, Mary Martin, established the Harvey Martin Dream Foundation, Inc., an organization to foster educational mentoring and financial assistance to marginal minority high school students, in her brother's memory. Of Harvey Martin's legacy, Tex Schramm commented, "He'll be remembered as one of the great Cowboys of the golden years."
Dallas Morning News, December 26, 27, 30, 2001. "Harvey Martin," NFL.com (http://www.nfl.com/player/harveymartin/2520240/profile), accessed May 28, 2013. New York Times, December 27, 2001. Robert Wilonsky, "The Comeback of Harvey Martin," Dallas Observer, January 8, 1998 (www.dallasobserver.com/1998-01-08/news/the-comeback-of-harvey-martin/), accessed May 28, 2013.
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August without a holiday in it anywhere was a new experience and I didn't like it much. I did have a week without writing though, and stayed away from the internet (mostly) which has cleared the mind if not the itchy feet.
I think my main frustration is identity. Am I a writer or am I not a writer? OK, full-time writer. Of which there are, as we all know, very, very few who earn their way. So it's not quite that. If writing was a sideline to the rest of my working life there'd be frustrations all over the place, of course there would, but not the bigger question of what I'm going to do with myself. As it is I'm neither one or the other. I haven't got the resources to write another book without a commission, not until I retire anyhow. What I am going to do is work intensively over the next few weeks firming up the characters and plot of the next novel. I shall send this to my agent with a one page synopsis and 3 sample chapters in mid-September, good time for October's Frankfurt Book Fair, and tie my fingers in knots once more.
On the wider subject of identity, was so pleased to see Lev Grossman's Wall Street Journal article on the future of the novel which has been doing the rounds of the authors on Twitter these past few days. At the moment am reading One Day by David Nicholls which is very contemporary, very, very funny and, if it had been written by a woman would without a doubt have a very different cover from the gorgeous, embossed, serious-looking clothback hardback and be on every supermarket shelf in the land.
The novel is finally waking up from its 100-year carbonite nap. Old hierarchies of taste are collapsing. Genres are hybridizing. The balance of power is swinging from the writer back to the reader, and compromises with the public taste are being struck all over the place. Lyricism is on the wane, and suspense and humor and pacing are shedding their stigmas and taking their place as the core literary technologies of the 21st century.
From a hieratic, hermetic art object the novel is blooming into something more casual and open: a literature of pleasure. The critics will have to catch up. This new breed of novel resists interpretation, but not the way the Modernists did. These books require a different set of tools, and a basic belief that plot and literary intelligence aren't mutually exclusive.
In fact the true postmodern novel is here, hiding in plain sight. We just haven't noticed it because we're looking in the wrong aisle. We were trained—by the Modernists, who else—to expect a literary revolution to be a revolution of the avant-garde: typographically altered, grammatically shattered, rhetorically obscure. Difficult, in a word. This is different. It's a revolution from below, up from the supermarket racks.
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The hosts won the contest with a late own goal, but it was not enough as a goal by the visitors after an hour was just enough to advance in an emotional, exciting contest
The visitors managed to sneak through thanks to a second-half goal by Roberto Soldado, winning on away goals after the tie finished 2-2 on aggregate.
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text: Planet Reef Tour Gets Loose in the Big Apple The tour drove into Times Square in New York City Thursday night and dropped a package off—a crew of pirates ready to make it an all-nighter. Did they make it? Not quite. Slowly as the evening progressed more and more soldiers fell off and after all was said and done, the motorboat count had stayed the same and somehow everyone was alive. The next morning, the tents were set up and the Long Island locals came out in force to surf and meet the team and give us the old, "It was firing last night" deal—the surf was head-high and offshore. It was still fun and all types got to the beach for some lunch with the team. Otherwise, it's back on the road for the last stop—Rhode Island. Tour notes: A new contest has arisen—the tour derelict. Just see the photos and judge for yourself. Final Stop: Narragansett, Rhode Island The 2006 Planet Reef Tour |


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Did you ever do something so totally out of character that a whole bar full of people froze in shock? Yeah... I had one of those nights last night. Really, all I wanted to do was read my book, drink my glass of wine and wait for the next train home. Be the most boring person in the place.
Some people will not take "no" for an answer, however...
Anyhow, I'm not feeling apologetic at all. I probably should, but I don't. Stunned at my own behavior. But not even a little bit repentant. Who'd a thunk it?
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So, did the guy walk funny with the wine glass shoved you-know-where??
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hehehe! I love it! Guess that guy knows that no means no, now doesn't he?
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- Maeve said...
Heh. I would say "Yes! In fact I just did that when I did a body shot off the maid of honnor at my brother's wedding".
Then it hit me, that REALLY isn't out of character for me.
That would run more along the lines of drinking ice water and saying the rosary. - 9:29 PM
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RICHMOND — Richard Crawford established his value to the Redskins his rookie season in 2012, running back a punt 64 yards in overtime against Baltimore in Week 14 that set up a game-winning field goal. But Crawford's development was halted by injury before his second NFL season got under way, with the seventh-round draft pick from Southern Methodist tearing multiple knee ligaments while returning a punt against Buffalo in the third preseason game.
After the Redskins' special teams unit limped through a miserable 2013 campaign, incoming coach Jay Gruden made upgrading it a priority. And Crawford, a 5-foot-11, 192 pound cornerback, hopes to reclaim a place in the return game while establishing a spot among the reserves in the defensive backfield.
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Spending the 2013 season on the injured reserve list was difficult, Crawford conceded. It was a struggle to accept the fact that his body wouldn't perform; he simply couldn't do his job.
But confident in his knee again, he's trying to build confidence among defensive backs coach Raheem Morris and special teams coordinator Ben Kotwica that he can be relied upon for speed, evasiveness and tackling. So far in camp, he has been a work in progress.
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Invisible wall syndrome... So I've finally got my new 55 set up and planted. I've begun the process of transferring my fish over to their newer, larger home one at a time. So far I've noticed that each fish as I put them in doesn't fully comprehend what has actually happened. I put them in and they begin to explore around, but when they get to the midline of the tank (the normal area of the 29 that they had been in) they all stop dead in their tracks and swim back around to the other side. They don't realize there's more tank to go. OMG it's so funny. So far with the two fish in there it has taken them each about an hour to figure out that there is no wall, but up until then they just put on the brakes and come to a halt, looking confused. Both fish have had leap of faith moments as they finally figured things out...stopping at the "wall", getting up the courage and finally swimming like crazy through their perceived barrier...you can just see it in their movement that they are so excited "Wow more room!". Too funny. |
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Lieberman: After Iran wipes out Israel and 'Arab countries' in the Middle East, 'we're next!' — Yesterday on ABC's This Week, Sen. Joe Lieberman (I- CT), chief surrogate for Sen. John McCain's (R-AZ) presidential campaign, complained that the "Iranians have consistently" refused to suspend its uranium enrichment.
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LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) — Shares of Groupon Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. were active Friday evening, with stock in the daily-deals extending dayside losses as a restriction on insider selling expired.
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A third straight disappointing monthly U.S. jobs report pushes the Dow industrials into the red for the year. Photo: Getty Images.
Late-traded shares of Groupon GRPN, +0.25% pulled back 1% to $9.59.
They closed the regular session down 8.9%, and hit a new low of $9.53, as more than 600 million Groupon shares were to be released from restrictions on insider selling.
The shares represented 93% of Groupon's shares outstanding.
The move comes six months after the company had what was then considered a successful initial public offering. Read more about Groupon shares.
Hewlett-Packard HPQ, +0.12% shares fell shed 0.2% to $21.21 in late trading. The shares dropped 6.3% during the day after Jefferies & Co. cut its rating on the tech sector heavyweight to hold from buy. It also lowered its price target on H-P's stock to $23 a share from $30.
Analyst Peter Misek in a research note cited numerous concerns about H-P's business, saying "we think tablets will hurt PCs, smartphones will hurt printers, and European uncertainty will hurt enterprise IT spending."
Ahead of late trading, U.S. stocks tumbled after disappointing jobs figures for May. The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.29% fell 275 points, or 2.2%, to 12,118.57 and the Nasdaq Composite COMP, +0.19% lost 2.5% to 2,747.48.
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Third Idaho football assistant leaves
John McDonell, a Spokane native and the offensive line coach at Idaho last year, has left the Vandals' football program for the same position at Tulane University in New Orleans. Tulane announced the hiring in a release over the weekend.
Read on for more on the continued shake-up of the Vandals' coaching staff.
McDonell is the third offensive assistant that has departed coach Robb Akey's staff in the last two months. Offensive coordinator Steve Axman retired and wide receivers coach/recruiting coordinator Luther Carr was apparently let go.
Akey has not returned multiple phone calls left by The Spokesman-Review since Axman's retirement on Dec. 12.
Last year McDonell replaced Dan Finn, who left to become the O-line coach at San Diego State. McDonell coached at Memphis in 2010 and Bowling Green in 2009. Tulane will be his fourth stop in four years -- and it will be farther away from his roots.
In an October interview with the S-R, the Gonzaga Prep grad and former longtime Washington State assistant said he and his family "were very happy to find a way back home." McDonell said his mother still lives in Spokane and other family live in western Washington.
"In this business you have to have a wonderful wife and kids, and I do," McDonell said at the time. "My wife Mindy and (children) Michael and Megan. And this is a chance to get back closer to family."
McDonell also praised Akey and his staff. "I just feel so fortunate to be with him because I feel obviously a great fan. But he's just a wonderful man, just a wonderful head coach, a great guy to work for."
With signing day on Wednesday, Akey will address the media shortly after noon. On his Twitter page -- with recruiting winding down -- Akey posted this message: "It was a great weekend for the Vandals, can't wait till Wednesday!!"
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not having bought one for a few years, we paid £1.69 for one in Tesco's this morning.
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battenburg is very expensive now
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Posted 7 years ago #
Batten down the hatches, Mr Munky!
I wonder if McDonalds do a McBattenburger...
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comfort food to ease the shoulder pain Mr Munky?
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yes, mr reporter, i think it is comfort food, really. anyway me and mrs munky have managed to polish it off. hope you are well and in good order.
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Just the small twinge and whinge but fine and looking gleefully at 2 days without going to work. Does battenburg spark the release of serotonin I wonder?
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no, there is nothing in battenberg that can stimulate serotonin or prevent its reuptake, as far as i know. anyway i am so much fluoxetine and amitryptaline that i am virtually swimming in it. shoulder is painful tho.
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It's odd - I really do not like Battenberg. But Mrs MrChigleysAunt and the Chigley children love it. It's a funny old world though. I was asked today if I wanted onion on my hotdog (I was purchasing a hotdog). At my look of "wild surmise" the lady serving assured me that many people do not have onion. Until that moment, it had never occurred to me that the foundations of civilization were so shaky. You share the world with people, and you think you know them, but then something like this comes out of "left field" as I believe our American cousins have it.
Sorry to hear that the shoulder is still painful. Have you tried some sort of compress?Posted 7 years ago # -
onions in a hotdog? no, i don't think so! i like onions when they are mixed up with other things but if i forgot to say 'no onions, thanks' with a hot dog i would have to scrape them all out...but then i don't like salad, either and every sandwich maker seems to assume that a bit of salad will brighten things up.
i am playing things conservatively with the shoulder as new x rays reveal three fractures. what a bumhole.
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Of course you want onions on your hotdog (mmmmmm), why not? Live a little, you might be amazed. Go to the states (or my local NY style diner) and you can have chilli or melted cheese on it as well. Salad in sandwiches does seem to be the big divide in our society today. I demand it, but there are plenty of grown ups who react like a child confronted with a Brussels sprout when they see it. Odd.
The price of Cauliflour these days is a scandal as well, so the forces that be are not just singling out battenburg.
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My 11 year-old made bread the other week and it only took around an hour, start to warm mouthfuls with loadsa butter. Apparently, she informed me, the fancy arsed "knocking back" and second proving is all a bit unnecessary: mix it, knead it, shape it, prove in a warm place (on top of the hot water tank in our house) for 30 mins then into the hot oven for 20-30 mins. Mmmm.
Not as good as Battenburg. But cheaper and easy. (Though possibly not with a broken shoulder.)
Purple sprouting is prohibitively expensive in the supermarkets. But very good value in the local green grocers'.
Mr Sauce's birthday today. So 11 year-old has been commissioned to bake a carrot cake. That means I'm on logistics and washing up. Up early to do some work (erm?) before it all kicks off.
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we are all different, mr modo. i just don't happen to like salad or onions in hotdogs. i live lots (tho perhaps not at the moment, with the broken shoulder and all).
hope mr sauce has a great birthday and enjoys miss sauce's carrot cake.
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I don't understand why the society of international comparative linguists, so active elsewhere on this site, haven't been in on this thread to sort out whether Battenburg is the correct spelling. I always thought it was Battenberg. (Judging by the dotted red underlining, the built in edit box spell-checker here doesn't know either.) Battenburg, although obviously related to Battenberg, refers to the high-visibility chequered pattern used on emergency vehicles.
Right, I'm off to write a piece about a cake on wheels...
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Spot the inconsistency.
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I think we have to go for Battenberg, for that is the spelling on the box. And, if anyone knows about cakes (and presumably their spellings), it is Mr Kipling.
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I agree with your reasoning, MrChigleysAunt. He may have been a crap poet, but his spelling of cake names is exceedingly good.
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Bravo, Mr Aglor, for your tour de force in posting that sinister illustration. It may seem trivial now, but I am forecasting Tesco as The Company Store, when Goldman Sachs has gathered to itself all the world's cash, debt, derived cash, etc., etc., and wages have disappeared altogether. Under IMF Rule, taxpayers will be born in arrears, and work the first 50 years of their lives to clear their debt, against which they will receive food, housing and clothing vouchers from The Company Store.
The low standard of accuracy will guarantee a short life-expectancy, an economically-managed Private Health Sector, large profits for The Store, as helpless pions attempt to cash in their misprinted vouchers.
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that's a very grim picture you paint for us, mr thompson.i hope that your prescience is unrewarded on this occasion. what a grey day.
thank you for sorting out the spelling issur, mr gor. the battenberg we had last night was exactly similar to the one in your picture and the same price. gawd luv us.
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Brilliant find: FP stuff. Fluff it up, and in the meantime I'll have a piece of that pie, thanks.
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Tesco's Value bereavement card?
Here you are: http://www.tescovaluecards.com/index.php?option=com_phocagallery&view=detail&catid=1:cards&id=38:sympathies&Itemid=3Posted 7 years ago # -
Brilliant find, sauce. (Note: the 'That'll Do' range already featured once or twice in NB).
My picture, Mr T, not so much a brilliant find, more a piece of creative inventionalism, though I suppose you could say I 'found' the idea in my mind. (Just for the record.)
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I thought all the battenberg cakes were blown up, in a boat off Ireland, by the gallant IRA about 30 years ago.
The true rate of inflation is gauged by Morrison's Genoa cake. It's currantly running at 9.25%Posted 7 years ago # -
Very good creation, malgor.
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Don't give a fuck, that's that wolf gang swagger.
Don't give a fuck, that's that wolf gang swagger.
I feel like "BUFF NIGGA SHIT" would be a great meme.
Dammit I thought they were playing at a local festival but it seems they aren't. People confuse Odd Future for Wolf Gang all the time. I'm still going anyway though.
Oh and i'll scan the NME article tommorow, it's a good read.
I went in with an open mind and it was ok I guess. I don't really like rap that much, it's too monotone for me. This is some pretty brutal shit though, that earl sweatshirt one was trying too hard to me, it's obviously fake. Is earl like 16-17 or something?
It's not "fake".
They're lyrics.
The video was fake is what I was trying to say. I mean do you really need to show some kid with bleeding nips to prove your point or express yourself?
its a music video..... ? when are music videos ever real
Any of you guys post on the oddfuture talk forums?
You should watch this, it is 100% real.
i like coolio but that video where he traveled back in time with a magical radio was totally not real
What the fuck
Don't doubt his powers.
ok jeez i take it back
Controversial opinion: Hodgy is the best member.
Hodgy is actually probably my favorite too..
earl is my favorite
hands down
lets be honest, truthfully
And dont forget this one
10000% real
what the hell
tyler just doesn't give a fuck does he
They ended up inciting the audience to rush the stage, security got rly mad
radical is fucking mean
www.leaksallday.com says Goblin leaked..
I almost want a god damn OF title.
I mean listen to this shit.
I want it in and around my ears.
:awesome: I can't wait to see them this summer god DAMN
I've literally never wanted a song more than I want BSD
Goblin is fucking amazing guys
I'm saving myself for the 9th to make the orgasm even better
God damn this is amazing, the first track is perfect.
yeah, great album so far. shades of old eminem in the first track, good shit.
Someone ask you who the fuck is tyler the creator?
I'm waiting for the official release for the effect. All you guys downloading are opening your Christmas presents early, thus destroying the fun.
Or, you know, listening to it a week before my pre-order comes.
Earl's definitely my favorite
What do you guys think of Goblin? There's been a bunch of bitchin on /mu/ about it not living up to hype. Listening through it right now. I dunno, I'm thinkin it's pretty solid
oh my god
goblin is awesome
See below.
Won't let me download
Man, reading /mu/ had me worried, but I'm fucking loving it.
Radicals and She were pretty weak, but the album got much better as it went on.


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Class of '84 | "Mrs. Lucas, have you lost your mind?" asked Judge Lynn Toler L'84 sharply in a recent episode of Divorce Court. "You want to leave this man because he cooks too often and too well and made you gain too much weight?" —Janice Arenofsky |
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Khloe Kardashian's new romance with James Harden is tearing Lamar Odom apart
After Khloe Kardashian's marriage to Lamar Odom went south, she began dating rapper French Montana. Afterward, there were rumors that Khloe wasn't actually over Lamar. Since going their separate ways, she has been linked to NBA player James Harden. This has apparently ruffled Lamar's feathers despite being separated from Khloe for so long.
Just recently, Khloe was on her way into the gym when she claimed she got "ambushed" by Lamar. Some have said that the meeting was planned (and taped for "Keeping Up With The Kardashians"), but Khloe remained steadfast that she was ambushed by her soon-to-be ex-husband.
A source said, "The relationship is a slap in the face to Lamar. He and Khloe essentially broke up because he was cheating and now she's with a man who's notorious for being a womanizer!"
The spy went on to say, "Lamar told her ââ¬ËHeââ¬â¢s worse than I ever was,ââ¬â¢ and Khloe couldnââ¬â¢t take it. She called him a hypocrite and told him to back off.ââ¬â¢"
Sources close to Khloe say that she's had enough of Lamar and wants him to go away already. The sources said, "Khloe just doesn't communicate with him and wants it to go away. The divorce was really hard on her and she finally let it go and it took her two years. He's trying to ruin her new happiness and trying to make her feel guilty."
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All new parts - water pump, thermostat and housing, "O" ring. Have tried 4 times and cannot get a seal. Any suggestions? Thanks so much. Bob Young (firstname.lastname@example.com)
First of all, what's leaking? Pin it down---pressure testing, getting a mirror and light to help. Then once you know what is leaking, address the leak. Dirt, corrosion, damaged seals, etc---it will be something along those lines.
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Ninety miles from the South Eastern tip of the United States, Liberty has no stead. In order for Liberty to exist and thrive, Tyranny must be identified, recognized, confronted and extinguished.
Watching all the zombie shows, it occurred to me that zombies are more sympathic than Democrats. Sure, they're both mindless and destructive, but at least zombies aren't obnoxious.
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Well today I decided to finally do my sn95 upgrade, I've been trying to make this work out and look like it is meant to be there, which means no adapter plate, no adapter plug on tps or modifying the 2.3 tps to work on this(which I originally test fitted a junk one a while back and did not like the fitment at all) I used the sn95 iac and tps. What do you guys think? The first thing I did was go to the local pick yard and find the proper pigtail for the sn95 tps and a junk tps off an older 2.3. Next I soldered and shrink wrapped the wiring and rewrapped it for the factory look, after that was done I went ahead and made a diagram of the bolt hole locations on the factory upper. Then drilled them out on the sn95 throttle body and filled the gaps on the back with epoxy since one of the holes ends up into the gap and I was paranoid of possible boost leaks. I also took this time to cut the opening in the upper to match the intake with a die grinder and trimmed my gaskets. While at the salvage yard I also grabbed a spare throttle cable bracket to modify. I went ahead and smoothed out the top of the throttle body to look like the 2.3 throttle body by removing the tower that doesnt seem to do anything, I went a little overboard and mildly polished it though. After said and done it bolted up and everything plugged in as if it came from the factory that way. I did all this for around $45 with parts from a local salvage yard, the most expensive piece being the transition hose that I ended up ordering from forced4 for $32... This is one of those things I wish I would have done earlier, it fixed my random surging idle issues and gave me back alot of the driveability that was lost from the cam and intake install. Definately a high recommendation for anyone willing to do it, to just do it!
I've actually had mixed feelings on my SN95 TB ever since I did it, just because of the fact that it makes the throttle so touchy.
It is alot touchier. I liked it mainly due to the fact that the car is now alot easier to drive with my Boport 1.9. Before the upgrade it took a lot more finess in stop and go driving and I dont have the crazy idle surge anymore.
I am not sure about the 3.8's but I dont think it is, this is a 60mm throttle body off a 93 thunderbird 5.0, and is the same unit (besides the linkage) as the 94-95 5.0 mustangs.


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Chances are if you're a gamer or eBayer vying to make a quick buck, you already know about PS3 launch shortages due to production problems. That constraint obviously curbs early sales of the console. But what if you aren't one of those two types? Wouldn't you assume as an average consumer that a company would have enough supply to meet the demand of a major electronics launch, especially during the holidays? Probably.
Case in point: Just read this mainstream headline from Yahoo! News that makes no mention of PS3 shortages: "Wii trounces PlayStation 3 in US sales in November." I've also noticed the absence of a shortage understanding in speaking with non-gamer friends of mine. One colleague, just today, asked while offering his comprehension of the situation: "Tell me about this Nintendo Wii? All I know is that Sony's machine is not doing well and Nintendo's is doing great." He had no idea of the PS3 shortage, only that it wasn't selling well. Granted, this is just one isolated instance, but telling perchance.
But this post isn't about a lack of shortage mentions in the unfavorable PS3 grapevine; it's about public perception. The mojo that either makes or breaks a product's potential for success. So perhaps early PS3 shortages are hurting more than just initial sales.


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Mommy Memos: Laser Eye Surgery
I can't see and I am loaded up on Vicodin so I am going to keep this short! I am very glad I can't see today, because it's just me and the kids, and I know they are messing up my very clean house. I can't wait for this next week, when my eyes get stronger and stronger. I miss being at work, and should be back on Monday.
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Mommy Memos: Quiz
I don't usually take much stock in on-line quizzes, unless I get the result I want, which I did this time! I took the quiz, "what kind of dad is he," and "what kind of mom are you?" The answer was balanced, and to not change a thing!
Mommy Memos: Dieting
Why do I keep getting emails and promotional letters in the mail about weight loss plans? How do they know? Did my husband sign me up? I feel badly enough that my jeans are so tight I am afraid to sit down. Hell, I don't even know if I can sit down in them. I know it's the beginning of the year, and that everyone seems to have the diet plan.
Mommy Memos
I am sitting in a clean, quiet house right now. Sure, there are a million things I could be doing...painting, laundry, cooking and organizing...
Mommy Memos: Skiing
I am NOT a good skier. My husband and oldest daughter are. My middle child is like me...she's just going for the cute outfits and social aspects...
Mommy Memos: Sleepover
I survived!
So I made it through the sleepover, but not without some help. Thank you to Outback Steak House for taking such good care of 8 kids and two adults...
Mommy Memos: Birthdays
Birthday time!
My oldest, Emma, turns 9 this weekend. Tonight is her birthday party...and she wanted a sleepover. I am not a huge fan of sleepovers...


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Kirby's Korner Bar
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Welcome to Kirbys Korner Bar & Restaurant, a family run and owned business situated in the village of Ballinhassig.
Kirbys is the perfect place to relax by the open fire with a pint, or enjoy a delicious meal in our award winning restaurant.