I didn't know that one of these Pontons existed with a factory full-length
sunroof, but here it is.
http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/ctd/826254304.html
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 267Kmi, Ursula
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Hate to make my first question Ive posted in a long time be about a ricer,
but:
In our 2000 CRV (all wheel drive) when I turn the wheels near all the way
and travel forward (and/or backward?) there is a sort of moaning sound.
Any ideas on what is wrong?
Brian
Not sure if political talk is still allowed here, but does anyone else find
Palin to be pretty hot?
Maybe Ive looked at Hillary too long.
Brian
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I think different brands have vastly different formulations so once you find a
formulation that works with your body chemistry you're golden. I'm using
Replenex by Melaleuca but certainly everybodys results will vary.
-Curt
Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2008 19:30:47 -0500
From: OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Chris,
My apologies, I do not recall getting a previous price offer.
At $150.00 I would jump on them if I could. However, as llife sometimes seems
to have its own plans :) I am not currently able to take you up on your
offer.
If they do not sell immediately, I may be able to do so in
Normal? Don't most cars do that?
Maybe low power steering fluid?
-Curt
Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2008 03:38:02 -0700
From: Zoltan Finks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [MBZ] OT Honda Moaning
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
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Ya know I was kinda thinkin that too. I did a google images search and
found one of her on a Harley in a kind of daring skirt
She's not all that much older than I am. The 5 kids thing kind of bothers me,
makes me know she'll be pushing for breeders rights which I'm not so sure I'm
you said was taking Glucosimine w/condroitin .
do you think it did any good? A friend of mine spent a lot of time
researching Homeopathic cures and his finding was they required huge doses
and long (very long) times of taking them.
I tend to agree w/him but haven't studied it like he has.
I'll plea ignorance of the vehicle and give a general comment:
If it does not have a center differential, and 4wd is engaged, the tires will
howl when you turn on pavement. If it's a full time 4x4 and the center
differential is locked, the tires will howl when you turn on pavement.
Mitch.
Zoltan Finks wrote:
Not sure if political talk is still allowed here, but does anyone else find
Palin to be pretty hot?
She's a couple of months younger than me, probably graduated HS the same year I
did. We had a class reunion last year, and she'd definitely be in the top five
there.
Mitch.
In our 2000 CRV (all wheel drive) when I turn the wheels near all the
way
and travel forward (and/or backward?) there is a sort of moaning sound.
Is it the usual power steering moaning? That's caused by the
pump's overpressure valve operating. You said _near_ all the
way, but still...
--
Curt Raymond wrote:
The 5 kids thing kind of bothers me, makes me know she'll be pushing for
breeders rights
Watcha talkin' about Curtis?
She's very much into the anti-abortion scene, if that's what you're getting at.
She's against taxes and against gov't subsidies, I don't know how that
I have a lot of crumbly residue on the underside of the hood. Is it OK to
powerwash it off?
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 11:41 PM, Scott Ritchey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 3M product can be removed (when the time comes) using a solvent sold by
3M and a lot of paper towels and some patience. If
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
if you subscribe to banned, you can get the archives that way I think,
but they are not open to the public. I may have it setup to not archive
at all, I cant remember.
A little while back you could browse the archives... The only way you
could see it was to
OK Don wrote:
Does anyone have experience with, or an opinion about Rock Auto?
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php
I'm seeing lots of advertising from them all over the place, quoting
lower prices than your typical McParts place.
I'm thinking parts for the Plymouth van. Not
Breeders rights = subsidies for people who have kids like child tax credits.
Why should I pay for others to have kids?
--- On Thu, 9/4/08, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT the Hottest VP
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mercedes Discussion
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Breeders rights = subsidies for people who have kids like child tax credits.
Why
should I pay for others to have kids?
Did your parents receive those same tax credits for you? I'm betting they
Or scrape it off with a putty knife into a sheet laid over the engine and
fenders.
Wilton
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From: andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 9:39 AM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Hood pad adhesive
I
But if people want kids so bad shouldn't they be able to afford it first?
If I don't want kids why can't everybody else subsidize my dog? I've got to pay
for the brats in the neighbor hood to go to school so they can grow up to be
drug dealers and prostitutes why can't I get paid for Buster to
The timing belt broke on my brother's 2001 Sebring... After many
attempts at starting (I was in Boston at the time), it was found the
timing belt was broken, and it was towed to the house. I called to see
if a local auto repair place would fix it, and it turns out it is an
interference
Curt Raymond wrote:
We've got this little problem of worldwide overpopulation which is
pushing up the price for everything, how does it make any sense to
subsidize an increase in that problem?
I'm not a big fan of subsidizing kids, but there are two things I think
mostly justify it. If you
The worst I've seen for glucosamine is that its effects are inconclusive. I've
gotten significant relief from it but you're right it takes awhile. The thing
to remember is that glucosamine and other homeopathic types are not drugs, they
aren't a magic bullet to fix things and do take time.
I
A quick search on car-part.com shows a stack of those engines around the
country in the $1500 range most with less than 100,000 miles. Probably cheaper
to go that way...
-Curt
Date: Thu, 04 Sep 2008 09:32:13 -0500
From: John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [MBZ] Kinda OT: Interference
I used the grinder to remove the ridges on the outer rim of the brake
disc. That allowed the caliper to slide off, then I hung it off to
the side with a piece of wire tied to the spring. I was then able to
hammer loose the nut holding the steering knuckle to the axle ball
joint. That was tough,
I have a lot of crumbly residue on the underside of the hood. Is it
OK to
powerwash it off?
Messy, and gets _everything_ wet. Why not use a wire brush?
Maybe a brass one.
-- Jim
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Kaleb wrote: in the 300E, it will get 28-29 on the highway with 87
That seems impossible. I have never heard of a gasser 124 (especially the
earliest models) getting that sort of mileage. I hear 25 mpg and think the
person must be driving 55 mph. How do you drive to get 28-29?
Donald H.
Curt Raymond wrote:
A quick search on car-part.com shows a stack of those engines around
the country in the $1500 range most with less than 100,000 miles.
Probably cheaper to go that way...
Then I have to do an engine swap... presumably the head job would be
easier, and if I find a good used
the ex wife gets 21 out of her 92 and i find that fantastic.
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 10:59 AM, Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kaleb wrote: in the 300E, it will get 28-29 on the highway with 87
That seems impossible. I have never heard of a gasser 124 (especially the
earliest models)
Brian wrote: In our 2000 CRV (all wheel drive) when I turn the wheels near
all the way
and travel forward (and/or backward?) there is a sort of moaning sound. Any
ideas on what is wrong?
Sounds like power steering to me. Are you holding it at the limit (i.e. as far
as it will turn)? If so,
WHAT?
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 9:32 AM, John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Worst case, he goes to boot camp 3/1/09 or so, and he can't have a car for
at least the first two months...
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The following packages will be
He joined the Navy over the summer... he's going to be an electronics
tech of some kind. He's back taking classes this semester since he gets
an $8k signing bonus for having 14 more hours! I also think it starts
him out as an E3 instead of an E2.
Boot camp is just a little north of Chicago,
A two year school? That sounds like one of the crypto or spook career
tracks. A good field to be in, and they only invest that level of funds in
the best and the brightest candidates.
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 10:22 AM, John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He joined the Navy over the summer...
Sounds Like Great Lakes in Waukegan, onetime home of Jack Benny.
Advice, stay out of Chicago as it's a dangerous place in the best of times.
Pete
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From: Wonko the Sane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A two year school? That sounds like one of the crypto
Wonko the Sane wrote:
A two year school? That sounds like one of the crypto or spook career
tracks. A good field to be in, and they only invest that level of funds in
the best and the brightest candidates.
I'm pretty sure the school is a tech school so he can become an
electronics tech.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds Like Great Lakes in Waukegan, onetime home of Jack Benny.
Advice, stay out of Chicago as it's a dangerous place in the best of times.
Sounds about right...
My Dad used to live in a suburb of Chicago, and the only time we went
downtown was on the train. Then we
I need to stop working from home I guess, back in late July I worked from home
on day and the dog had a bad reaction to a distemper shot and had to spend the
afternoon in the clinic.
Today he ate a caterpillar and is now eating all the grass he can reach while
having dry heaves.
Actually the
The UPS guy struck this morning and delivered 3 more boxes from Rusty including
about half the bits to do a brake job. I didn't check to see if they were front
or rear rotors, front I think, the boxes seemed thin. Got rotors, pads, brake
fluid, glow plugs, glow plug fuse and bits to put the
The 8090 is the best stuff for the hood pad
There must be more than one kind of trim adhesive, theres a thread on
Mercedes shop about using 8090. I'll see if I can get a can of that.
It'll be interesting, one hood I can do in the garage (the 240D as its not
yet installed) the other (the 190D
Inless he has a whole complete car to do the swap, I dont see it working
very easy. He is going to need MUCH more than just the tranny for it to
work. He will probably have to have a driveshaft customized to fit since
the turbo never came with a manny, trans crossmemeber, shifter, pedal
assembly
yea, I do
Not sure if political talk is still allowed here, but does anyone else
find
Palin to be pretty hot?
Maybe Ive looked at Hillary too long.
Brian
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Kaleb wrote: in the 300E, it will get 28-29 on the highway with 87
That seems impossible. I have never heard of a gasser 124 (especially the
earliest models) getting that sort of mileage. I hear 25 mpg and think
the person must be
The soft top of Daughter's 380SL is coming loose from the frame
around the back side. Is the 8090 stuff correct to glue the soft top
on the frame also, or is there a different adhesive for that?
Loren Faeth
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Went out to sand for coat #7 on the 240D hood. Started in with 600grit and had
an attack of concience. Went back to 400 and sanded thoroughly got it MUCH
smoother than before, took most of 30 minutes... It could use another 2 hours
if I had them to spare. The thing is what good is a perfectly
Fantastic.
--- On Thu, 9/4/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Hood pad adhesive
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Date: Thursday, September 4, 2008, 12:04 PM
The 8090 is the best stuff
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 7:59 AM, Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kaleb wrote: in the 300E, it will get 28-29 on the highway with 87
That seems impossible. I have never heard of a gasser 124 (especially the
earliest models) getting that sort of mileage.
Not at all atypical; remember
Yeah I'm keepin away from the welfare argument completely.
In fact I'm a little annoyed with myself, I'd made a load of on topic posts and
I'm backsliding...
One last thing though, I'd prefer to vote a Palin/McCain ticket than
McCain/Palin. That said I'd really prefer a Ron Paul/Palin
Car-part.com says $350 is the high end for a head. There are a couple different
engines listed though, I might have chosen the wrong one.
I do like car-part.com, I've found a door for my pickup on there, now I just
need to decide if its worth replacing...
-Curt
Date: Thu, 04 Sep 2008 10:01:40
It also sounds reasonably safe and like something that may provide a nice
carear post enlistment...
-Curt
Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2008 10:30:20 -0500
From: Wonko the Sane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Kinda OT: Interference engine + broken timing belt
(non MB)
To: Mercedes Discussion
Regular ET school isn't that long. My school (which was aviation
electronics tech) was 28 weeks, and that was considered to be a really long
school. I was a staff officer at ET school and that was shorter in duration
than AT was. [This was Coast Guard but the schools are just about the
same.]
Dont get me started.
We pay so stinkin much for other peoples kids and we dont really plan to
have any. Which by the way makes us generally less important you know.
Brian
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 7:00 AM, Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Breeders rights = subsidies for people who have kids
Found this video showing how the official Hazet Spring Compressor is
different from the kind bought at Walmart --
I believe this is like the one Rusty rents -
http://www.blackforestllc.com/hazet.html
Click on the heading that says Spring Compressor and the video will
launch --
Ahhh, with each arrival of UPS the boxes get more numerous /or heavier,
marking the approach of Winter and all those planned projects as the Visa
bill gets thicker --
;-)
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Diesel List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Thursday,
Learned a lesson today about reusing a foam roller. In a word - don't - little
bits of foam everywhere.
I'm still not happy with foam rollers anyway, coverage too thick, much more
rolling required...
This screwup costs me probably 2 coats. I did my best to get all the foam and
other
I did a little Excel sheet with some what-if's that look like this ti heko
me see what the driving costs are for a 300D Vs a 300E..
Miles Driven MPG Gallons $/Gal. Rate
300E 1000 25 40 3.49 $ 139.60
300D 1000 30 33.3 4.01 $ 133.67
Here is the Klann in action:
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=klann+compressoremb=0aq=f#
-Rolf
LarryT wrote:
Found this video showing how the official Hazet Spring Compressor is
different from the kind bought at Walmart --
I believe this is like the one Rusty rents -
I went back out to the garage to clean the paint off my hands and realized how
bad the contamination really was... I grabbed a bottle of mineral spirits and a
bunch of paper towels and wiped all the paint back off. I should have done that
in the first place...
So I haven't gotten any painting
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 11:41 AM, Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went back out to the garage to clean the paint off my hands and realized
how bad the contamination really was...
Bummer! Is that from the dusty garage, the foam roller that you tried
to reuse, or both?
Alex
The roller, little chunks of foam and whatnot
On further reading it appears you're supposed to use a high density foam
roller. The one I had is definately NOT high density, its about the same as
you'd get in one of those foam mattress toppers...
I'm going to see if I can head up to Home
Did you mean fantastic or Fantastic? What's 8090??
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 12:36 PM, Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fantastic.
--- On Thu, 9/4/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Hood pad adhesive
To: [EMAIL
The good ones don't really look like foam, and are fairly dense. What
you might want to do is put the roller in a baggie between coats, just
keep it wet with paint and it should be OK.
--R
Curt Raymond wrote:
The roller, little chunks of foam and whatnot
On further reading it appears
I had pretty good luck getting 2 coats out of each roller, the brush will stay
wet much longer than the coat on the hood will. I was just trying to get one
more
The roller I had cost $2.50 at the local hardware store and was clearly not the
right thing
--- On Thu, 9/4/08, Rich Thomas
Um, you might be re-rolling then over the tacky paint? -- that will
definitely pull off foam. Just give it a roll or two to lay it out,
then leave it alone (RESIST TEMPTATION!).
--R
Curt Raymond wrote:
I had pretty good luck getting 2 coats out of each roller, the brush will
stay wet much
Andrew,
An Google search for 8090 Adhesive provided the following:
http://www.sjdiscounttools.com/3m8090.html
Chuck
On Sep 4, 2008, at 12:34 PM, andrew strasfogel wrote:
8090
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There is 8090 and 8089, I believe. 8090 is the strong stuff, and what you want
to use on the hood pad. Just be sure to prep the surface well and wipe it down
with their General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner. Good stuff, and will take just
about anything sticky or gooey off of a painted surface
You can usually find this at better stocked NAPA stores if the local body shop
supply place doesn't have it.
At one time I saw the light duty stuff (8089) at Wally World, but that's not
what you want to use anyway.
Dan
--- On Thu, 9/4/08, Chuck Landenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From:
..Breeders rights = subsidies for people who have kids like child tax
credits. Why should I pay for others to have kids?..
You have been doing it for years if you pay property taxes.
RLE
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It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your travel
deal here.
Or scrape it off with a putty knife into a sheet laid over the engine
and fenders
A plastic scraper saves the paint. Plan on using a full can of 3M Adhesive
Remover which is OK on paint.
I did this job on my Porsche a few years back and it was a mess what with the
OE foam hood pad
...Kaleb wrote: in the 300E, it will get 28-29 on the highway with 87
That seems impossible. I have never heard of a gasser 124 (especially the
earliest models) getting that sort of mileage. I hear 25 mpg and think the
person must be driving 55 mph. How do you drive to get 28-29?..
He
..Brian wrote: In our 2000 CRV (all wheel drive) when I turn the wheels
near all the way
and travel forward (and/or backward?) there is a sort of moaning sound. Any
ideas on what is wrong?..
Nothing is wrong. It's the PS relief valve.
RLE
**
It's only a deal if it's
I didn't have any problem with it the first two times this is a new
phenomenon
--- On Thu, 9/4/08, Rich Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Rich Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] *Sigh*
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Date: Thursday,
...He joined the Navy over the summer... he's going to be an electronics
tech of some kind. He's back taking classes this semester since he gets an
$8k signing bonus for having 14 more hours! I also think it starts him out as
an E3 instead of an E2...
Good for him. It's only a tiny bite
and why should anyone pay for your genocidal war against the people of iraq?
I'd rather pay for schools than for murder. you should too!
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 4:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..Breeders rights = subsidies for people who have kids like child tax
credits. Why should I pay
www.fueleconomy.gov says 16 city, 20 highway
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 3:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...Kaleb wrote: in the 300E, it will get 28-29 on the highway with 87
That seems impossible. I have never heard of a gasser 124 (especially
the
earliest models) getting that sort of
Now that I've got a scangauge,
http://www.scangauge.com/
I can tell you that warmup and stops take a huge toll on mileage. If you can
drive hundreds of miles without touching the brakes, you get very high mpg.
My Achieva gets 34-36mpg with the cruise set at 70 mph, but on a four mile
drive
If you use the wrong glue, it will fall off when it gets real warm. At least
that is what happened with my
headliner experiment on a Ford. Couldn't find the heavy duty stuff and went
ahead with the other even though the
can said it was not for headliners. Bad decision.
Randy
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Amen. Every dollar spent on the military is worth two to the education
system. We will always benefit better from more education and less
military. Can't keep building better weapons if we don't have the brains
to do it. If you don't like how much you pay in property taxes for
education, move. In
I've always wondered why my wife seems to burn so much gas...
Last night I followed her home from the Indy (new wheel bearings and the 190D
is happy again) and noticed how frequently she's on the brakes. I think she
doesn't look very far ahead when she drives and thus uses too much throttle so
I missed the beginning of this, is he trying to do the $50 paint job?
-Rolf
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but how will we exterminate the iraqis at the behest of rush limbaugh and
his zionist masters if we spend the money on education.
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 4:36 PM, Rolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amen. Every dollar spent on the military is worth two to the education
system. We will always benefit
Curt - there is some of that and it irritates all of us. I have not seen
the statistics for a few years, but the AVERAGE recipient of welfare is on
for less than a year. What about a woman with kids who is deserted by her
spouse? The income possibilities for many of them is not enough to pay for
As I said in my other post I'm not talking about welfare at all, I'm talking
about child tax credits, public schools, after school programs, lunch programs,
playgrounds and so on.
But overall Gary's right, given the choice I'd prefer to pay for kids than
killing
-Curt
--- On Thu, 9/4/08,
I use those things quite a bit on latex, they do a nice job. If it is
oil-based then that probably does start to degrade them. Never used
them on oil paint. And maybe the type also. Good luck, keep us
apprised. I might try the same at some point.
--R
Curt Raymond wrote:
I didn't have
Howdy Gang,
The driver's seat belt on my '91 300D has a broken catch. It still works
but the catch could break more at any time I expect. It also gets caught and
tangled in the belt material at times. It looks like the whole belt assy will
have to be replaced and I am not sure where to
One major difference in fuel economy between gasoline and Diesel
engines is the range of performance between stop and go and long
distance highway driving.
In general, Gassers will do reasonably well on the highway, long
distance, although still less than Diesel in MPG. Currently, in fuel
I've had to do that, too, and it's OK. 'All part of making progress and
learning. Feel good about catching it early enough to wipe it off.
Wilton
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Diesel List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 2:41 PM
John - my only experience with a broken timing belt on a resistance engine
was a mechanic who decided to try the replacement first rather than the book
job and it started right up with no problems - same the next two times the
belt broke [a mechanic put the wrong pulley in the second time and it
Yes, SEAL it in a baggie with no air space around it.
Wilton
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mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 3:36 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] *Sigh*
The good ones don't really
Please, don't give Rush that much credit, he had neither the brain nor
the brawns. I am pretty sure PNAC deserves it all.
-Rolf
Gary Hurst wrote:
but how will we exterminate the iraqis at the behest of rush limbaugh and
his zionist masters if we spend the money on education.
On Thu, Sep 4,
Me, too. Overall, 'bout 6 years in Air Force schools during 22 years of
active duty.
Wilton
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Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 4:21 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] military schooling
...He joined the Navy over the summer...
The estimate of the terminal population of the earth is 17 billion, though
reaching the point at which births and deaths balance might not be possible
with the planet's resources. ZPG today would result in another couple of
billion population due to the high number of children in third world
Don't mention it to her. I don't any more, and I taught her to drive when
she was 16. 'Had a pretty good training program going for 35 years or so.
'Don't know what happened to it. For example, I'm in the front passenger
seat, and I can clearly see that the light ahead is going to be red when
right now, joseph goebbels is looking out from hell and shaking his head in
horror over just what shameless propagandists these neocons are.
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 5:57 PM, Rolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please, don't give Rush that much credit, he had neither the brain nor
the brawns. I am
Yeah, I have historically cringed when I hear people leaning on the wheel as
they make sharp turns in parking lots. Wasnt sure anymore if that was really
a problem.
I dont think the noise our Honda is making is the PS pump, though I could be
wrong. The fluid level is ok.
This noise occurs on dirt
Zoltan Finks wrote:
I thought bad CV joints made a clacking noise, not this sort of moaning, for
lack of better word.
IME, the multiple ball cv joints have always done as you suggest.
The one time I dealt with a bad tripod joint (inner on a Saab 99), it showed up
as a vibration at certain
It seems than at Thu, 4 Sep 2008 16:22:19 -0400, Gary wrote:
I'd rather pay for schools than for murder.
I wouldn't mind so much if spending money on schools actually
_improved_ education. The evidence suggests there's little
correlation.
--Philip
It seems than at Thu, 04 Sep 2008 16:27:17 -0400, Mitch wrote:
Now that I've got a scangauge,
http://www.scangauge.com/
Now if I can only figure out where to plug that thing in on my
W123s...
-- Philip
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For new parts
i'm brand new to public schools and their failure stuns me. they have
activities, many of them very interesting, from 8AM to 6PM every weekday and
then sometimes beyond that. they have every sort of technology you could
imagine, including their own tv studio. and the kids are pretty much 3/4
No, it is the methods the public schools use. Check out KIPP to see how
they take kids in the worst of the worst schools, put them in their
program, and graduate all of them (except a few who have to be excused
as they are not teachable due to serious issues), and most of those go
on to
Actually, it is an inverse relationship. Schools with the best
performance have the lowest budgets. If you want to see that to the
extreme, send your kids to an Amish school.
Why are home-schoolers banned from spelling contests? (hint for
those who went to public school like me: It is NOT
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