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allen griggs
CbtEngr01
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Any restaurant or other site recommendations for Waynesville?
Wife and I are headed that direction
Wife and I are headed that direction
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Id wager its whoever is the last down the line buying whatever the goods are.
I post this cause I heard someone talking about prices of food- and I figure if it costs twice as much to transport it here and then there then there... Transport companies aint just gunna eat the profit loss.
***There's a difference between living and living well!***
Ron
When you get done with it, you'll have 4 more to go [:)]
Here is a few pics of "splitting" American elm.
And here is how you split this stuff that I swear is made with steel cable:
As you can see, elm doesn't so much "split" as much as you cut through it with the hydrolic splitter. [;)]
Google her and Shenandoah. You might also check her and O Sole Mio. She can be pretty funny also. She is one beautiful person. Best, Tom
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Paslode-CF325-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-Framing-Nailer-902600/202874989
If I can get rid of the kids me and my nieghbor may take a ride to cherrokee.
I am right off of I-75 at exit 321 if you ever get over this way and want a home cooked meal. There is a Sprit truck stop at the exit you could park your rig in and I could pick you up. Just a open invite if you ever get over this way.
Gary
2nd ?: I have an Allen Griggs in my files as tanning deer hides from Sebring tanning in Florida. Could that be you??
I sent a PM but it bounced back as undelivered.
I suppose my PM address is good but if it will not go thru, please email me at: tccox1224@yahoo.com
Best, Tom
I should have remembered this, as I was at the symposium it is published from. The bibliography of this paper contains an extensive listing of the papers published on electo shock treatments of snake bite up to that time. Little has been done since as far as I know because the medical world considers the issue settled. This volume should be available in a university library if you have access to one. I have neither the time nor inclination to type out the bibliography to post here, but I would be happy to send you a photo copy of the paper and bibliography.
I have a feeling that if I end up donating one to my friend Jack, it will end my hopes of ever getting into Law Enforcement, and since I'm going to school in the fall to be an EMT anyway, I'm wondering if I'd still be safe in that field post-donation.
A good portion of trucks I see on the highway have what can best be described as "side skirts" on the middle of the trailer. Is this to reduce the air resistance somehow?
my only other hypothesis is that they are there to keep stupid kids from trying the "Fast and the Furious" thing where they little sports car goes under the semi trailer...
Driver of this truck threw a puppy in a plastic bag out his window.
http://ho-lee-fooks.com/forum/attachment.php?aid=12997
Tough deal on the owner operators the way diesel prices fluctuate.
In the end, the consumer pays for higher fuel cost, whether it's eggs, beer, a 2x4 or the screen you are looking at, it's all hauled by a truck at one time or another. High fuel, higher prices.
W.D.
Yeah, he fills 'er up alright, with coffee and hashbrowns and eggs.[}:)]
Some day, he's gonna stop here, and I am gonna buy the coffee and hash browns and eggs. Mebbe a waffle too.[^]
The damn Major is drunk; at this point it looks like he deserves a firing squad.
Here are a couple of examples. Keep in mind that I don't know the actual costs or what my company charges I just know what I make.
1st example: In the past there has been diesel at the tank farm in Las Vegas. The cost however was such that it was actually cheaper to load it in Tucson, AZ and drive it up to Vegas to be delivered, than to actually load it in Vegas and deliver it locally.
2nd (my company does this run approx once a month): Because aviation gasoline has lead in it it can't be run through the pipeline and has to be shipped in on rail cars where it is offloaded into tanks and then a sample is sent to lab to make sure that it is up to specs. This stuff is made somewhere around L.A., but we load it up here is Phoenix and deliver it to Corona (somewhere s.e. of L.A.) and a couple of other airports in the vicinity, and another one down in Ramona, CA just outside of San Diego.
These runs can't be done in a day so in addition to what I get paid they also give me a per diem for the day that I don't come home and pay for a hotel for me to stay in.
Like I said I don't know the inner workings of this stuff but we run on average 8800 gallons of gas and 7600 gallons of diesel and these runs pay me right around $350. That has to be a hell of a price difference.