bulldozing the damned
things by the hundreds. JP Morgan Chase is capitalizing on the growing
number of poor by persuading state food stamp programs to switch to EBT
programs that Morgan Chase administers.
I'm ready to start circulating the rumor that bankers taste like chicken.
Lee
G Mann
wouldn't have come close to spending that much.
Check this out, and watch the video-
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/need-to-know/economy/the-true-cost-of-the-bank-bailout/3309/
Lee
Mountain Man wrote:
Lee wrote:
What wasn't on the bar graph? The bailout to the Wall Street banksters.
The GAO
I also wonder how much lye and water is consumed per batch.
There's not one good answer to this. The worse the waste oil, and by
worse I mean how degraded it has become with repeated use, the more
acidic the oil becomes and the more lye is required to treat it.
Lee
in the soil. It doesn't break down for
a couple of centuries, at least, sequestering a good deal of carbon. It
greatly increases the soil's water holding capacity and provides a
matrix for microbes and fungi to colonize, which is key to healthy soil.
Lee
Yep. They even filmed the border scene here. Re-painted a couple of
local businesses to look like Mexican border town, and put up a fake
US/Mexico border crossing on the freeway overpass.
I'm sure it completely disoriented tourists and passers through.
Lee
Rich Thomas wrote:
Stayed
, high exposure) to lung cancer (long term.)
Doing the math, one gram would be enough to poison ten million people.
Lee
Craig wrote:
The fire, which started yesterday at 1:00 p.m., grew overnight to over
43,000 acres. Since the wind has shifted to the south, the emergency
managers have decided
The area in question is called Area G.
Those who want to know what's there can google it.
I have no need to make stuff up.
To those who are downwinders, and there are many in New Mexico, this is
no joke.
Lee
Mountain Man wrote:
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Uh oh, total buzz kill on that.
Maybe
. Some of them are from LANL.
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. Came down so
hard it filled my rainwater catchment a quarter full.
Yay, monsoon!
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The stuff in a septic tank is blackwater.
You can also install a sludgehammer which will change the breakdown of
your septic goo to a much cleaner aerobic decomposition and lessen the
possibility of your blackwater recycling system crapping up your
leachfield and making you ill.
Randy Bennell
to batteries.
Lee
LWB250 wrote:
Points well taken, Tim.
The one thing that nags at me regarding the electric vehicles is how much
gas/coal/oil has to be burned to produce the electricity to charge or run
them?
I never see this in the information, and I think it's a very relevant aspect
can get through to all of the branches.
Lee
Mitch Haley wrote:
Douglas wrote:
When and how much do I thin the fruit out?
I'd like to know too. My semi-dwarves were way overloaded last year.
I don't think another bumper crop of undersized apples this year would
be a good idea.
I'd
that is causing dirty, polluting mines to reopen.
Lee
G Mann wrote:
I object, the whole idea that electric vehicles are clean is a
manufactured lie.
First, the entire electronics industry uses and makes some of the nastiest
chemicals in history, which stay in the environment for lifetimes
predatory wasps
which in turn keep down the unwelcome bugs.
Good advice on the pruning.
Lee
Peter Frederick wrote:
Standard practice, if I remember correctly, is to thin in june AFTER
the natural drop occurs. There is usually some spontaneous fruit drop
in early to mid June, and if that doesn't
True.
Over-fertilizing, particularly with chemical fertilizers, also creates
super-abundant nitrogen in the foliage which makes your plants much more
attractive to insect pests. Which then drives you to use the pesticides
in addition to the chemical fertilizers.
Or so I have read.
Lee
I agree. Verify by connecting a USB keyboard and firing up the system.
FWIW, working keyboards can often be had for a buck or two at Salvation
Army and other thrift stores.
Lee
Mitch Haley wrote:
USB keyboard?
Or even a ps/2 to USB keyboard adapter?
It sounds like your PS/2 port is dead
I compost. Problem solved.
Don't have a garden? Make friends with someone who does, and barter a
swap of compostables for veg.
Lee
WILTON wrote:
Agreed.
Wilton
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You'll likely have a greater success rate if you rubber band a baggie
over the the top of the pot also, to retain the humidity.
Lee
Russ Williams wrote:
Andrew,
I called a local nursery and talked to the owner, who has a radio show
here on Sat morn.
He agrees with Rich.
Small 2-4 inch
direct seeded but
thus far have not poked their heads above ground.
We are in a severe drought and all outdoor watering has been banned. My
herbaceous friends will be making it on greywater and the
much-prayed-for rainfall this year.
Lee
Dieselhead wrote:
Everybody must be working on yards
commit.
Lee
Allan Streib wrote:
No experience. I'd say be sure you know if the property taxes are paid
up, so you're not surprised by extra thousands in back taxes.
The first house we bought was a bank-owned property, but the foreclosure
was already complete and we just bought it from
. Otherwise, your sitting on a wet pile of algae, which is not
anywhere near as glamorous.
Lee
ernest breakfield wrote:
i've seen in the recent past where algae was being used to create
BioDiesel; it's just that this article isn't clear, and i don't dare
ASSuME that this is the case unless
in.
Or so I'm told. Never killed a porcupine, myself. Out of respect for the
tradition.
Lee
Curt Raymond wrote:
I was telling a guy in class last week about our porcupine troubles at camp
and he asked if we ever eat them... I imagine its a fair amount of work to
skin one out.
Unsurprisingly
a pop,
pop coming from the alley. I go back there, and there's five or six old
boys sitting in lawn chairs, sucking on bottles of cheap wine and firing
off their Saturday night specials at the rats as they ran from dumpster
to dumpster. I guess it was a neighborhood sport.
Lee
Rich Thomas wrote
, and she's been at it for a
billion years plus. Cooperate with her and things will go smoothly.
Fight her and, after a long and costly conflict, you will lose.
Predator piss will tend to keep the wee beasties away. You can buy fox
urine for this purpose online.
Lee
Fmiser wrote:
Rich Thomas
it becomes persnickety.
So I am going with the simpler, perhaps more hillbilly option of
disconnecting the power to the antenna and leaving it extended.
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You didn't mention the year of the car this would determine what antenna
you need.
Jaime
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My battery went dead after a 20 below zero night and I figured that the
cold had done the battery
as a fertilizer, but there's
nothing particularly toxic about it. If they THINK it's that toxic, why
are they allowing restaurants to serve us food that's been fried in it?
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Glow plugs working?
R A Bennell wrote:
My 76 300D gets to where it really does not want to start up even at
50 F even with the block heater plugged in. It cranks pretty good and
tries to start but often takes several tries and runs pretty slow
until it really gets going. I know you folks
Nice. How screwed would we be if our cars were powered by Windows? Car
crash and Blue screen of death would take on entirely new significance.
Lee
Gerry Archer wrote:
Thanks, Curt. got it.
Gerry
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Here in rural New Mexico, the old timers say you should eat garlic and
onions daily for health and longevity. There's lots of good stuff,
medicinal and nutritional, in the alliums, be they onions, garlic, leeks
or chives.
Lee
Walt Zarnoch wrote:
Recently I've been on a toasted cheese, garlic
There are also TDI to bug kits, or so I have heard, so you could do a 50 mpg
porche kit car.
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Sent: Sun, March 21, 2010 6:19:24 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT: Kit
Estimates I've seen on malpractice insurance as part of the healthcare dollar
are slightly below two percent.
Another interesting statistic is the amount of that slice of the pie actually
paid out by the insurers - it is about 50 percent, much worse even than the
health insurers that pocket
make Old Timers, but have gone to stainless now. Sigh.
I also favor chinese chefs knives for the same reason. Good, old-school,
high-carbon steel. They do stain, eventually, but I don't buy them to look
pretty.
Lee
From: OK Don okd...@gmail.com
Some insights can be quite inciteful.
From: relng...@aol.com relng...@aol.com
To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Thu, January 28, 2010 5:25:05 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Incite
...Definitely inciting. ..
He meant insight and there is a big difference between
The blower fan on my 1980 300CD just stopped working. Even the defrost doesn't
blow. Fuse looks OK.
What do you all recommend for diagnosis and treatment? I can do without climate
control, but having a working defroster is crucial in this weather.
Lee
.
Max
That's fairly predictable,though, isn't it?
The problem was not lack of connectivity so much as gawdawful slowness
IIRC. So you should get your ping packets back.
Lee
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. Or follow the true
path to enlightenment and install Linux.
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Max Dillon wrote:
Folks,
Need some diagnostic methods to figure out a nagging problem. Computer is a
dell desktop, 6 years old or so, with XP Home OS. Over the last year it has
developed a badly intermittent internet
was far more conducive to inner peace.
Lee
archer wrote:
From: Lee Einer l...@dosmanosjewelry.com
First, purge your browser cache. I've seen a full cache bugger up the
works on Windoze boxes beforesnip
Hi Lee,
Where is the browser cache (IE
to have a
replacement fuel tank installed. LOL, I think not.
How do y'all deal with algae or bad diesel crapping up your filters? Any
helpful advice?
Lee
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for the best? Should I pull the
whole mess and replace?
And what is the procedure for removing and replacing the mast?
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Before you purchased your first home, did you rent, or did you live in
your mom's house? If the former, which of your listed renter categories
best applied to you?
And what do you mean by minorities? Do you mean renters are in the
minority, or is there something else you are getting at?
Lee
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Have you tried exporting as a .wav or .mp3 file?
Lee
Loren Faeth wrote:
yes, did that. Then tried everything i could think of to get it to save
the file. It has been sitting on my desktop for a few days while I
tried to figure out how to save the file. It is about an hour and 20
minutes
.
An estimated 18,000 people die in the U.S., per year, because of lack of
access to medical treatment. Think of it as five or six World Trade
Center attacks, per year. Same casualties.
Lee
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I'd give it a try swapping the power supply out. Mo cheap, mo easy. If
you go to the time and expense of swapping motherboards only to discover
that it was the power supply gone flaky, you likely be even more vexed.
Swapping out power supplies only takes a couple of minutes.
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m
www.edgetechcorp.com
Just got a couple of ramsticks from them for my better half's archaic
laptop. Installed smoothly, work fine. $50 got her from 128 meg of ram
to a gig.
Lee
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
maybe I have the wrong kind of pc133 then, just bought a bunch on ebay
to try
Likewise, if it's sin maiz, it ain't menudo.
The breakfast of champions, I swear by it.
Lee
Robert Rentfro wrote:
Loren typed:
I've not found anyone who would even agree to taste hominy,
I enjoy it in posole. Usually this time of year. Good stuff.
Bob R
-ticket claims?
That was me. And I stand by what I said.
Lee
Hendrik Fay wrote:
Moore used Canada, Great Britain, France and Cuba's health systems as
examples of ones where the collective pays for the individual to get
treated for medical problems.
According to him all those countries
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Jim Cathey wrote:
At the start of the movie Moore showed a bloke putting stitches in his
knee because he has no health insurance, are you saying that he would
have gotten treated at the local hospital for free?
As I understand it, yes.
Jim, that is a popular misconception. People get
the primary purpose of the
system was to save lives and make people better.
Lee
Peter Frederick wrote:
All the howling and insurance company advertising aside, my experience
with the Ontario single payer plan was quite good -- at least for my
friends and colleagues, as I didn't use it in the three
not at all uncommon in the U.S.
We're not talking about the uninsured in this case, but people who have
insurance and who get the carpet yanked from under them when they
actually seek medical treatment.
Lee
Allan Streib wrote:
Hendrik Fay heni...@ozemail.com.au writes:
Well that's what I
Cyanoacrylate glue was originally developed for wound closure, and only
later became a household fixit material.
Lee
E M wrote:
I've heard, not sure if true, Superglue is used during some surgeries. A
good doc friend of mine tells me, the knack to a good stitch is not to get
the two cut
is in the toilet, but by that time the
corporate CEO has typically gotten his bonuses and stock options and
he's out of there, anyway.
Lee
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
The funny thing is, do those people want to do the work of the people
they got rid of, no. You would think they would be smarter than
Landmark communications. They own about 50 papers, most of them in small
towns.
Lee
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
You are in the newspaper business? I used to be. What company do you
work for?
Lee Einer wrote:
My employer seems to be playing the downsize game also.
Its a daily (five days per
Well said, Bill.
To that I would add, when natural resources are stolen out from under
the feet of those third worlders, it is generally done legally. But
those who are doing the stealing are also making the laws. It has been
ever thus.
Lee
Bill R wrote:
OK, I ignored the stuff about
to get
McCain-Palin in so the Republicans could be stuck with the next four
years of bad times and turmoil.
Lee
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2). Big business operates by crisis capitalism, create a clusterfsck
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Count me among them.
Unless you count that whole spontaneous crash thing, there is not much
you can do on Micro$oft that you can't do on Linux.
I haven't used Microsoft at home for at least a decade.
Lee
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 3:27 PM, Fmiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder how many
Googling P2P television linux returns 1.7 million hits.
I have no interest myself, but I am pretty sure if you want p2p
television on linux you can have it.
Lee
Gary Hurst wrote:
i have connections to vendors that only seem to work on windoze. i also run
my P2P television stuff on windoze
as an enchilada sauce.
The list is endless.
Lee
OK Don wrote:
I remember someone writing about purchasing a bunch of chilis and
processing them a while back (Craig?).
We planted some this year, and are just harvesting some pretty chilis
- now, what do I do with them?
I konw about roasting, placing
in boiling water, scrape the meat off the skins and make
enchilada sauce with it.
They are essentially the same as what you buy in powdered form as New
Mexico red chile powder. Me, I'm a lazy guy, I cook with the red chile
powder.
Lee
OK Don wrote:
OK - sounds good -- what do you do with the long
It's ristras, bro.
Like Re-straws.
Sounds like you've got some picoso sabroso going on in yer pad. Good on ya.
Lee
OK Don wrote:
I never can remember that word - ristas. Maybe it'll sink in this
time. We've been growing our own cayenne peppers - stringing them up
to dry for keeping till
Zits break out. Wars are volitional.
Wars can break out at any time. The franchise came from
being _willing_ to be part of the spear, if required.
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not in the form of kinetic energy but of heat which
must be dissipated by the cooling system. But the 'browns gas devices
do nothing to change that.
Lee
Tom Hargrave wrote:
A small amount of hydrogen oxygen (brown's gas) will improve the
combustion process and will provide more power. Then you'll use
accomplished! The police state was preserved, and has now grown
to the point where the incarceration of our citizens is a top industry
and we keep a greater percentage of our citizens behind bars than the
Soviet Union ever did.
Lee
Peter Frederick wrote:
Criminalization of possession of narcotics
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You can run IE in Wine, if you feel you must.
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John Robbins wrote:
Dillon, Meade M CIV SPAWARSYSCEN Charleston SC J63 wrote:
So, can I make Linux work with Active Card Gold or Active Client?
Please contact me offline if anyone has been down this path. Secure
communication paths
I've been using Linux for roughly a decade
Bill R wrote:
I could well be a Linuxian by next week.
BillR
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chickens and goats away from complete
food security.
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, Asia and elsewhere, you bet!
VW built a prototype two-seater back in 2003 that was roadworthy,
traveled at freeway speeds and got well over 200 mpg. They scrapped it,
citing limited consumer interest.
Lee
Fmiser wrote:
It seems than at Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:13:19 -0500, Allan wrote:
OK, there's
coop myself.
Lee
Jim Cathey wrote:
It'll be cheaper to buy eggs than to buy commercial chicken
feed, which is nutritionally balanced for layers.
There was an article in Mother Earth News recently which found that
free range
or pastured hens (lots of protein in those bugs, and chickens
that. Anyway,
enough rambling, thoughts? Most of these store bought systems come with
Vista now. Is that a good thing or should I just look on ebay and buy
something there that may or may not have an OS installed?
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to the
solenoid also produced nothing but a click.
WTF? What is the next step? and howinthehell do you get at the starter
on a 300CD? Looks fairly inaccessible from both top and bottom of the
engine compartment.
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die slow and painful instead.
Lee
LarryT wrote:
You must be joking!
capitalism works when free to operate properly. supply demand always
works - prices
float to the level the public is willing to pay.
Larry T (67 MGB, 74 911, 78 240D, 91 300D)
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. People die every day because they
cannot afford life-saving medical care and their insurers refuse to fund
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ask - last year, the same thing happened and I went to
Auto Zone and bought what I was told was their best for cold cranking
amps. Their best turned out to be garbage. What do you all recommend for
the best, no holds barred get it started in the winter battery?
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There's one being pimped by a guy named Dennis Lee for gasoline engines
- he claims fuel economy improvements of 50% to 200%. Purely voodoo.
The guy also claims to have a pre-ignition catalytic converter that
reduces fuel to plasma and will enable your engine to run on any liquid
including steak
.
The question is, if you wanted to trash vehicles that were not built in
the good old USA, which cars WOULDN'T you target?
Lee
Craig McCluskey wrote:
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Benz content: I've heard of non-Detroit cars being vandalized
Yeah, I cannot reccommend Allen Auto Transport! They were supposed to pick
up my SL on Thurs. (06/28/07) for transport from Rochester, NY to Brevard,
NC and here it is Tues. (07/03/07) and no word yet that they've picked it up
yet. So, if you're planning on shipping a vehicle anywhere, try to
1.
http://www.openoffice.org/
2). The best things in life are free.
Lee
andrew strasfogel wrote:
Where/How do I get OpenOffice and why is it free?
On 7/1/07, Fmiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems than at Fri, 29 Jun 2007 16:45:45 -0400, andrew wrote:
One compelling reason is that I
something dumb while signed on as root.
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Tom Hargrave wrote:
Viruses attack Windows only because Windows is 80% of the installed base.
It's not worth the effort to write viruses for the rest (Linux Apple)
because the installed base is too small to spread effectively. If Linux
Windows were
. From a quick look it does not seem that OpenOffice
deals with schedules and email, though I am sure contacts are included.. Am
For e-mail, contacts and scheduling, take a look at Kontact, should be
installed by default on KDE-based distros like Mepis and Kubuntu.
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Peter Frederick wrote:
External media communication with the Mac is only a problem because the
vendors refuse to write the correct drivers, not because there is
anything inferior about the Mac.
And yet, the disc which the G4s
the people in my office can't get their friggin' drive bays open without
problems.
Lee
-Curt
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2007 12:10:25 -0700
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could
build something as good for less. I was wrong. I could build something
a helluva lot better for far less.
Lee
John W. Reames III wrote:
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, Werner Fehlauer wrote:
Jim - after more than 30 years of using PCs (starting with an 8080 in kit
form), I suppose I'm too old
L. Mark Finch wrote:
Rebut this:
http://www.koshland-science-museum.org/exhibitgcc/historical03.jsp
http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs/Fig.A3.lrg.gif
Those temperatures were all recorded by lefties and environmental
wackos. I'm sure of it.
Lee
Maybe its A$$ itches. That's why my dog does it...
Lee
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$50 each
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John W. Reames III wrote:
http://baltimorechronicle.com/2007/011907Parry.shtml
There is no expressed grant of habeas in the Constitution; there's a
prohibition against taking it away, Gonzales said.
Don't you LOVE tri-state logic?
No. I don't. Habeus Corpus is a right which was
monarch. Goes to show
that few things really change.
Lee
represents and serves, it speaks volumes.
Lee
Werner Fehlauer wrote:
Perhaps a gold-plated bulldog to put on the
hood in place of the Star?
;-)))
Those are only fashionable if the eyes light up.
Lee
Yikes! Yer supposed to use ATF1, not Pepto-Bismol!
Lee
John Robbins wrote:
What makes tranny fluid turn pink? Air? Water? ???I also found
some white stuff on the bottom of the pan as well...
I attached some pics of the transmission pan. The mark in the white
stuff is from me
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