,
and if the cold makes your nose run, you have snotsickles. Stepping back
indoors, if you wear glasses, means that moisture will immediately condense
on them and freeze.
Lee
experientially what I had long suspected -
the only advantage the guy on the other end of the line had over me was that
he had a M$ troubleshooting manual.
Putting XP on your Mac is like putting cheap mags and a spoiler on your Benz.
Lee
fungal or bacterial means, and then ferment it
into ethanol. So you could produce ethanol from grass, or from the corn
stalks rather than the ears, or from sawdust, etc.
Lee
On Thursday 06 April 2006 6:56, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've seen comercials on TV pushing ethenol - suggesting
, followed by countless hours of using an OS which
costs nothing, doesn't crash and doesn't need anti-virus software.
Lee
Saw an old FJ55 Iron Pig today down in Santa Fe. Now THERE is a retro
landcruiser I wouldn't mind having...
Lee
a drive to south PHX and visiting Dirty Harry.
He will let you try used boards until you find one that works, and I think he
charges $25 for the used ones.
Lee
and windmills, but who
cares? The pivotal issue, from the vantage of the republicratic party, is
that suppliers of electricity will get rich, rich, rich as the demand
escalates in order to produce the hydrogen.
Ken Lay is pleased, I am sure. And what could be more important than that?
Lee
to longer engine life.
The second is that fuel additives can eliminate the need for heated fuel
storage tanks in cold climates.
Lee
throughout the rural areas, calling
together the people threatened by the invasion of multinational corporations,
etc and discussing what they can do directly to protect themselves, their
land, their water, their way of life.
Lee
On Wednesday 17 May 2006 11:17, Craig McCluskey wrote:
One
, but there's no old, bold ones.
It's an adage to remember any time you get on a bike.
Lee
I'm with you. Whether it be on Harleys, Hondas or pickup trucks, loud pipes
are just a more abrasive and slightly more mature version of sticking playing
cards in your bike spokes- it is about making noise to draw attention to
one's self. It has nothing to do with safety.
Lee
On Saturday 28
for looks...
The best is when they show a picture of the vehicle and it is clearly just a
few yards up or downstream from another four-wheel-drive which got stuck
trying the same thing.
Lee
clogging, or
air pollution.
Lee
until the end of WWII.
Sounds like a plan to me! We need weed-powered diesels!
Lee
to be the governments right and job to dictate
what we can drive. Hence all this talk about federal pollution guidelines,
safety standards and fuel standards.
Lee
Another scenario is that skyrocketing fuel costs will eventually make it less
attractive to have things made in China and shipped over here, as the high
shipping costs will offset the cheapness of the labor.
Lee
On Thursday 02 February 2006 6:24, Jim Cathey wrote:
how does an economy
more towards their employees' health benefits.
I haven't shopped at MallWart for years. I won't, either.
Lee
On Saturday 11 February 2006 6:23, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
As far as I know they offer benefits to full time employees, management
or not.
Kevin wrote:
On Fri, Feb 10, 2006 at 08
they can exert on other businesses, they may well be compelling other
businesses to cut benefits in order to compete with them.
Lee
Lee
. If the bill was high enough,
they would even hire a PI to try and find a reason to deny the bills.
Lee
On Saturday 11 February 2006 5:04, David Brodbeck wrote:
paul wrote:
I'm self-employed, and pay for my own health insurance. I can think of
4 or 5 friends that are also self-employed
.
Similarly, while our stock markets may be up and our GDP may look good, that
may on closer investigation mean that a relatively small number of people in
this country are reaping record profits while most of us are seeing our
earnings stagnate or decline.
Lee
On Saturday 11 February 2006 1
. Imagine a $1,000 fsupercomputer built from
forty junker 486s. With enough NICs and cable, and a lot of spare time, it
could be built by a serious tinkerer.
Lee
On Sunday 12 February 2006 7:42, OK Don wrote:
With all the LinTel super computers out there now, I wouldn't think
that would
initiatives.
OTOH, nobody has to vote to let a WalMart INTO their community, so the idea
that the presence of a WalMart is a manifestation of the democratic process
has its flaws, IMO.
Lee
On Monday 13 February 2006 6:42, Potter, Tom E wrote:
I agree with Paul on this. Wal-Mart
Party of Tolerance?
What party is that?
Do you think I am a Democrat?
I am not.
They are not my type, I am not theirs.
You assume a great deal.
Lee
On Tuesday 14 February 2006 2:04, paul wrote:
spoken well from a card-carrying member of the Party of Tolerance.
p.
lee wrote:
I
Kerosene is often added to biodiesel to reduce its cloud point. It is often
added to petrodiesel also. Regular petrodiesel will reduce the cloud point,
but not as much as kerosene.
Lee
On Tuesday 14 February 2006 10:38, B Dike wrote:
Green guys,
Some of the WVO biodiesel I have been
And gnus...
From Linuxland, where the Gnomes, Gnus, and Danish Knights cavort merrily.
Lee
On Friday 17 February 2006 8:31, Levi Smith wrote:
Next you'll be asking about GNOMEs...
On 2/17/06, andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KDE? Knights of the Danish Empire?
On 2/16/06
Someone needs to tell him that he needs to just drive
downhill everywhere he goes to save money.
It can be done. Larger rear tires are the ticket. Call Bobby LIckus!
Am I the only one to suspect that Bobby Lickus is a joke name like Phillip
McKrevis or Connie Lingus?
Lee
On Monday 20 February 2006 8:39, Jim Cathey wrote:
I HATE front-drive vehicles.
So do I.
Ditto, they're like McDonald's versus good cooking. Thirteen (?) cars
laying around
in the screwdriver blade so I could loosen and tighten
these.
I disremember how the hinges come off the lid, but it will be evident, and
straightforward, once you get the plastic inner cover off the lid.
Or at least that is how it was with my wife's '80 300CD.
Lee
On Wednesday 22 February
his sales prices
accommodate the cost. And much like some health policies, the warranty may
cover everything except what actually tends to go wrong.
Lee
You can run IE in Wine, if you feel you must.
Lee
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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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?
Lee
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Is there any hope for the old Hirshmann, or do I need to go shopping for
a new power antenna unit. And if so, where?
Lee
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You didn't mention the year of the car this would determine what antenna
you need.
Jaime
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 6:38 PM, Lee einer...@yahoo.com wrote:
My battery went dead after a 20 below zero night and I figured that the
cold had done the battery
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.
Lee
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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
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
---
#1. Force quit mail. I forget what the key combination for force
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
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
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
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.
Lee
m
, 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
. 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
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
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
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
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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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
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
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
, 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:
--R wrote:
Uh oh, total buzz kill on that.
Maybe
. Some of them are from LANL.
Lee
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. Came down so
hard it filled my rainwater catchment a quarter full.
Yay, monsoon!
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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
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
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
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
Tim writes:
What do you mean the back seat is too cramped to make love?!?
It's not like the 3rd row seat in the wagon is any better!
Tim
1982 300TD Moby
On 11/14/05, L. Mark Finch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/9bccd
Sounds like the voice of experience!
Lee
'93 300D
On 11/15/05, Gabriel S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1999-Mercedes-Benz-E300-DIESEL-NEW-CAR-TRADE-
WARRANTY_W0QQitemZ4590703343QQcategoryZ6335QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Nice car, and the lister is *sure* that the car has leather.
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
in '87, the C4 Audi in '92, the
W210 in '96.
Oh, and I saw a listing for a UK 300D 4Matic owner's manual on ebay. I want
*that* car!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
class, etc),
there's a nice progressive collapse of the front structure of the
car.
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 178K
On Tue Nov 15 16:16:19 PST 2005, Kevin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 02:32:57PM -0500, Jeff Zedic wrote:
Overall, an amazing little car in a crash. I see
Aw crap, you're right. I just checked the title. This buggy was
made in 1992!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
On Tue Nov 15 18:11:39 PST 2005, Gabriel S. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The W124 feels old in comparison.
Maybe because it is old.
Anything with a diesel has been hot lately. People seem to be dragging old
diesel VW Jettas out of fields and posting them on ebay, and getting
thousands of dollars for them...
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
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Hey, good news. I've got bad sway bar bushings too!
I'm going to take this opportunity to upgrade my sway bars to a pair of
Sportsline bars...
Wonder if they make a Sportsline central locking system (my trunk doesn't
lock/unlock with the driver's door...)
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
I just realized that my trunk *should* be locking/unlocking with the
driver's door. Well, it's not.
Other locks operate as expected.
What should I be looking at? Disconnected line or broken mechanism?
Thanks!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
David wrote:
Lee Levitt wrote:
I just realized that my trunk *should* be locking/unlocking
with the
driver's door. Well, it's not.
Other locks operate as expected.
What should I be looking at? Disconnected line or broken mechanism?
Most likely it's a bad or disconnected
Grrr...
My car keeps blowing the center brake light bulb. Other two brake light
bulbs are fine...this one blows the bulb immediately.
Any thoughts?
The joys of buying a car from someone less fanatical than me. Grrr...
TIA,
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
to get the wires from the back seat up to the
center console...
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
Where's the best place to find an owner's manual for my '93?
Thanks!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
Then of course there's the 4 BILLION gallons of WVO flowing out the back of
Taco Bell et al annually. And I won't even mention algae.
Lee
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Tara Ludwick
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 2:08
Curt,
Did you see the one in the Want Advertiser (or maybe Craigslist) with a bad
motor for $1500?
Lee
Is this one of the years that includes biodegradable wiring?
I'm needing a new car bad before the wife kills me or makes
me buy something soulless...
If anybody knows of a great
, according to MapQuest it's about 10% over Curt's limit.
Lee
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MERCEDES-BENZ-190D-DIESEL-4-CYL
INDER-5-SP
EED-MEREDES_W0QQitemZ4592012411QQcategoryZ6328QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Done.
:)
Lee
On Wed Nov 23 07:03:22 PST 2005, Curt Raymond
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Might as well establish myself as a full fledged nutter.
up and processing...
Thanks!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
Kaleb writes:
Whats the best and cheapest place online to buy CD's these days?
Check ebay and amazon (used CD listings below each new title).
Lee
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mercedes-Benz-E-Class-300D-Diesel-Pristene-Fl
orida-BENZ-Corp-EXECS-300D-DIESEL-SD_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6335QQitemZ4
592273621QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
Low mileage, sounds like a well-kept car...
Lee
'93 300D 2.5l turbodiesel 179K
and solar energy components.
Wonder how they're going to tax my *bicycle*. Or maybe they'll give me a tax
credit for buying my next one.
Farging idiots.
Lee
2001 Colnago C40 (and a bunch of others!)
http://boston.craigslist.org/car/112902844.html
Lee
Delvac 1 in Canada! Mobil 1 5W-40
Truck SUV is
an identical formula to Delvac 1 except for the boron marker.
Marshall
Avlube.com sells Delvac 1 by the case (4 gallons) for $98 plus UPS Ground
shipping (in the states). Is this a good price? What's the typical price at
Wallyworld?
Lee
, at constant speed or at full throttle.
Any thoughts on what it could be?
Thanks!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L turbodiesel 179K
flat rate box ($7.75 for as much as you
can stuff in it). FedEx Ground is pretty cheap.
Lee
transmission mounts are
causing something to be out of position, as you describe.
Otherwise the transmission operates normally...a bit of flaring when its
cold, but that's it. Oh, and by the way, I *just* did a transmission fluid
and filter replacement.
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L 179K
_
From
Rich writes:
Some bits missing:
http://www.texascarsforkids.org/details.asp?CarId=8697vType=1
No, no, it says Car Complete: Check
Maybe they meant *you should* check.
After all, you don't really need a battery...park on a hill and bump start
it. Or leave it idling.
Lee
found a block heater (and cord) buried on my car. Seems to have the
complete winter kit, aside from the mythical aux heater and grille shutters.
Heated seats, headlamp wiper/washers, and ASD. The ASD actually works pretty
well...
Lee
'93 300D 2.5 179K
, that one group even got sued for printing the DeCSS source
code on tee shirts.
Lee
andrew strasfogel wrote:
I rented a movie DVD and wanted to transfer it to videotape for later
veiwing but couldn't because DVDs are now copy protected. So much for fair
use - they didn't even give me a chance
Yes, many Linux distros do have a DVD player app, normally Xine.
They will not, in my experience, play a commercial, copy protected DVD
unless one installs DeCSS.
Lee
Curt Raymond wrote:
Not true at all, many Linux distros have a DVD player app built right in.
Also not true for .mp3 files
I think it was 6 am on a Saturday morning, in 1963.
Lee
On Tue Dec 06 17:57:00 PST 2005, Hans Neureiter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was, I believe in the early 60', when Sweden changed from L/H
to R/H
traffic. They did it over night and had minor mishaps.
--
Hans Neureiter, Houston, TX
to the headlamp bucket)? Is JB Weld the right stuff?
Comments appreciated.
Thanks!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L 180K
Rusty :)
Thanks!
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L 180K
the $.50 on the CB...no more than 5 minutes later I had cash in
hand and was through the tolls with the directions to pay it forward.
It was a great lesson and I've been paying it forward in one way or another
ever since...
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L 180K
What a sweet car. I would have paid $10K for it.
Someone want to buy my W124?
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L 180K
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Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 11:38 AM
To: Mercedes mailing list
Subject: Re: [MBZ
this morning for some
additional work (trannie rattle) and rode my bicycle home, about 15 miles.
Toasty.
Lee
'93 300D 2.5L 180K
'01 Colnago C40 Campy Record, mileage unknown
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