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ShermansTravel Media announces the first annual Smart Luxury Awards, in the Winter 2008/09 issue of Sherman's Travel, and at http://www.shermanstravel.com/ . The only list of its kind, the Smart Luxury Awards recognize 75 vastly different travel ...

Sherman's Travel Magazine's First Annual Smart Luxury Awards Recognize ... - Melodika.net

When Barack Obama was elected president, attending his inauguration jumped to the top of Lydia Lowell-Sherman’s to-do list. She turned 60 this year. For Deidra Perkins, 21, the inauguration is the best reason she’s found to travel outside the ...

Tickets or no, it’s inauguration or bust - News-Press

AURORA -- Just like his counterparts around the city, Sherman Jenkins trimmed department expenses for 2009. As head of the Aurora Economic Development Commission, Jenkins cut spending for training, travel and conferences. However, it was the $70,000 ...

What's economic development consultant worth? - Beacon News

It is only one of dozens of adventures and destinations in California that is among America's best, and one of hundreds that provides an epic getaway. For anybody who loves the outdoors, many of these spots should be on your must-see list. These ...

California's Best - San Francisco Gate

GLENDALE — Heightened interest in President-elect Barack Obama’s Jan. 20 inauguration has resulted in an unprecedented amount of ticket requests from residents looking to travel east for the ceremonies, officials said Tuesday. Since Obama ...

Reps. hold hot tickets for Obama - Glendale News-Press

The expected snow flurries are picking up this afternoon and are beginning to impact travel. Roads with sticking snow are expected to turn icy. The National Weather Service is predicting less than half an inch of accumulation. Compact snow and ice is ...

Slick roads snarling traffic - Spokane Spokesman-Review

For many small counties, most costs are fixed or at least predictable. The cost for court-appointed attorneys is not one of them. During the 2007-08 fiscal year, Sherman County, with its population of about 3,000, budgeted about $60,000 for court ...

Counties explore sharing public defender - Grand Island Independent

MCT Photo Late fall is always when the best ski deals are offered, "but this year there are even more than usual," Sherman said. New incentives are coming in many forms — later book-by dates, free days of skiing, free spa services, added values ...

Downhill economics spark big deals in ski country - Montana Standard

DANBURY -- Detective Dan Trompetta spent more than 40 minutes on the witness stand Tuesday, answering a litany of detailed questions posed to him about the investigation into the murder of Zef Vulevic, the Gusto Ristorante chef whom police believe ...

Probable cause hearing in Gusto slaying begins - Danbury News-Times

Resolved Question: Do you know any good basketball traveling teams?

Im 13. Im 6' 2'' Im going into the 9th grade Im looking for a normal traveling team for basketball Somewhere in the los angeles/ valley area around sherman oaks Some team that can teach me fundementals as well as to be in tournaments and play im not that good im good enough to play JV my freshman year so i dont think im good enough to make an AAU team more

Resolved Question: Travel time from Sherman Oaks to El Segundo at 7am during ther week?

Should it take more than an hour? I need to be there at 8am and i think leaving by 7am *should* be fine and should i take the 405-S or Sepulveda blvd all the way?.. what do you suggest, the place is right off Imperial Hwy and Sepulveda, Right under the 110. What do you suggest? more

Resolved Question: An aspect of time travel few consider?

Let's say Sherman dials back Mr. Peabody's Way-Back Machine 1 Planck time (5.39x10^^-44 sec). What then? Would there be two of him occupying the same space? Would 100 lb, Sherman v1.0 suddenly weigh 200 lbs, have 4 eyes, 4 legs, 4 arms, ... etc. Would it violate the Pauli exclusion principle? (I'm guessing not on this last one.) How about 60 seconds. Where would Earth and Sherman v1.0 be? Would Sherman v2.0 also move in space? For time travel to work, would it necessitate the instantaneous transfer of the eigenstates of all the quantum elements to the selected time? To do otherwise, would one's matter be smeared out backwards across time? Just food for thought. Joe: Perzactly. I figured I'd get an answer like yours. It's difficult in YA to formulate a question of this nature and touch all bases, such as causality loops and multiple time lines (multiverse, whatever you want to call it). Still, there is one issue I don't see how you can avoid. Take the wormhole idea. You stand at the threshold then advance some arbitrary Δd, say 0.5 cm. Where are you, and when? You're obviously smart enough to know what I mean by that. I was referring to when I start to enter the wormhole. Part of my body is in st1 (space-time region), and part in st2, say half my brain (some would argue that would be an improvement). Is this a Zeno paradox, or a split personality? Maybe I'm missing something simple, but I can't see a way around this, no matter how it's done, wormhole, time machine, multiverse, whatever. Same goes for teleportation. Your "information without cause" problem reminded me of what I was thinking while watching Star Trek IV where Scotty wants to give the transparent aluminum formula to the Plexiglas guy. McCoy objects, and Scotty says, "How do we know he didn't invent the stuff?" I liked Star Trek because Roddenberry and the writers stayed mostly true to theory, but this gave me cerebral heartburn. I liked the hammer metaphor, except for one thing. When I, at T2, send it back, would it not go to a different me in a different T1, as you previously described. I was referring to when I start to enter the wormhole. Part of my body is in st1 (space-time region), and part in st2, say half my brain (some would argue that would be an improvement). Is this a Zeno paradox, or a split personality? Maybe I'm missing something simple, but I can't see a way around this, no matter how it's done, wormhole, time machine, multiverse, whatever. Same goes for teleportation. Your "information without cause" problem reminded me of what I was thinking while watching Star Trek IV where Scotty wants to give the transparent aluminum formula to the Plexiglas guy. McCoy objects, and Scotty says, "How do we know he didn't invent the stuff?" I liked Star Trek because Roddenberry and the writers stayed mostly true to theory, but this gave me cerebral heartburn. I liked the hammer metaphor, except for one thing. When I, at T2, send it back, would it not go to a different me in a different T1, as you previously described. I was referring to when I start to enter the wormhole. Part of my body is in st1 (space-time region), and part in st2, say half my brain (some would argue that would be an improvement). Is this a Zeno paradox, or a split personality? Maybe I'm missing something simple, but I can't see a way around this, no matter how it's done, wormhole, time machine, multiverse, whatever. Same goes for teleportation. Your "information without cause" problem reminded me of what I was thinking while watching Star Trek IV where Scotty wants to give the transparent aluminum formula to the Plexiglas guy. McCoy objects, and Scotty says, "How do we know he didn't invent the stuff?" I liked Star Trek because Roddenberry and the writers stayed mostly true to theory, but this gave me cerebral heartburn. I liked the hammer metaphor, except for one thing. When I, at T2, send it back, would it not go to a different me in a different T1, as you previously described. Darn Yahoo. First they wouldn't post it, then they post it twice. Here's the rest: I don't know why this popped into mind, and I don't know quite how to express it, but time travel also seems to reek of chaosian anomalies to me. (Hey, did I just coin a new term?). Then again, maybe there's a strange attractor somewhere (and it would truly be strange) that makes it possible. OK, so as I go flitting about doing st-to-st transitions, am I a different me after each one? And, if so, am I the same me but different, or a different me but the same? After all, in one way or another, I'm reconstituted during each transition. Do I loose that which makes me uniquely me? more

Resolved Question: Please check my work! No one else will!?

Please check these problems and correct me if any are wrong! I need an A on this test! please help! 1: Which of the following made possible the American industrial growth of the late 1800s? the household economy technological advances * government reforms the development of labor unions 2: Which of the following revolutionized American communications in the late 1800s? steam engines and steamships the telegraph and telephone * a workable light filament refrigeration and sewing machines 3: One of Thomas Edison's major accomplishments was developing a more efficient way to make steel inventing the telegraph and telephone helping to make electricity more widely available * preaching the "gospel of wealth" 4: Andrew Carnegie argued that the success of wealthy industrialists helped the entire nation * should be limited by the government was illegal according to the Sherman Antitrust Act had no effect on average Americans 5: During the late 1800s, children often worked in factories because their parents believed in the process of "natural selection" families needed the income to survive * employers offered high wages to skilled children there were no public schools for children to attend 6: One thing a person could do in 1900 but not in 1865 was ride on a train sew a dress play a phonograph * read at night 7: Which statement best describes the lifestyle of homesteaders? Homesteaders lived in isolation and avoided social contact. Most women worked outside their homestead. * Homesteaders lived simple and secure lives. Homesteaders often had to struggle even for the necessities. 8: Which one of the following is a lingering myth about the West? It was settled by a variety of races. * Settlers were nearly all white males. Settlers nearly destroyed Native American peoples. Western settlement damaged the environment. 9: Farm mechanization resulted in an increase in farm production a decline in the number of eastern farms * the end of bonanza farms stable crop prices 10: What was one key requirement that applicants had to meet to receive land under the Homestead Act? They had to live on the land all year long. * They had to farm the land for five years in a row. They had to file a claim with a bank. THey had to whel portable cabins from plot to plot. 11: What drew many new immigrants to the West? the opportunity to learn new languages the climate on the plains "land-grant" colleges cheap land and new jobs * 12: How did new technology help farmers on the Great Plains? It saved them time and effort It eliminated insect pests * It made crops drought-resistant It lowered their dabt 13: During the late 1800s, the port of entry for the majority of immigrants was Boston * San Francisco Philadelphia New York 14: Which of the following was a major result of both immigration and the increaded productivity of factory jobs in the late 1800s? the rapid expansion of urban areas * mechanization of agriculture high wages for factory workers overpopulation of the South 15: In the 1890s, immigration patterns shifted dramatically, with most immigrants now coming from northern European countries southern and eastern European countries * Mexico and Central America China and Japan 16: One reason that the United States became more urban during the late 1800s is that farm mechines and factory-made goods reduced the need for farm labor * nobody wanted to live on farms anymore immigrants did not know how to do farm work union organizing of farm workers had not yet begun 17: Which of the following attacted many immigrants to the United States? the military draft strong alien land laws a chance at a better life * labor unions 18: Where did European immigrants often settle in the United States? in western railroad towns in their ports of entry * in the South near lakes 19: When African Americans left southern farms in the late 1800s, where did they relocate? in western minig towns in Mexican border towns in nearby cities * in suburbs 20: Which of the following did NOT contribute to the growth of cities? migration to the suburbs improvements in transportation construction of skyscrapers * immigration 21: Which of the following best characterizes urban areas in the early 1900s? slums and tenements a growing middle class population open spaces, trees, and grass ethnically mixed neighborhoods * 22: Which became the most popular American sport during the late 1800s? football baseball * basketball hockey 23: In the case of Plessy v. Ferguson, the Supreme Court declared segregation unconstitutional established the "separate-but-equal" doctrine, upholding segregation * ordered public school districts to upgrade schools for African Americans ordered universities to enroll more women and African Americans 24: Which of the following factors helped to reduce household chores by 1900? technological advances * smaller homes inexpensive domestic help division of labor among family members 25: Which of the following were popular forms of entertainment in the late 1800s? vaudeville moving pictures trolley parks all of the above * 26: Which was a result of the Spanish-American War? Cuba became a Spanish protectorate Puerto Rico and Guam were made US territories Spain admitted it had blown up the Maine The Philippines won independence from foreign rule * 27: The building of the Panama Canal was important because it helped staballize the economies of Latin American countries improved relations between Colombia and the United States facilitated movement between Atlantic and Pacific ports * promoted European investment in the United States 28: Under imperialism, the stronger nation attempts to dominate a weaker country sell its products to a weaker country create an empire all of the above * 29: Most Progressives argeed that the government should nationalize industries abolish home rule in cities and states protect workers and help the poor * outlaw unions 30: Woodrow Wilson won the presidential election of 1912, partly due to Taft's decision not to run for a second term the fact that he was the only candidate with a reform platform a split in the Republican vote * the lack of competition 31: Progressivism was halted by the efforts of the NAACP World War I the repeal of the prohibition amendment * the victory of the Bull Moose Party 32: Which belief was held by most Progressives? The government should be more accountable to its citizens Housing and healthcare should remain private The government should protect agricultural interests The government should intervene in unfair business practices * 33: In 1906, Upton Sinclair's novel entitled The Jungle exposed dangerous workplace conditions in the meatpacking industry for women in the garment industry for children working long hours * for miners in West Virginia and Colorado 34: One way reformers hoped to end corruption in govenrment was to establish an income tax * give voters more direct say in lawmaking provide more welfare services use the army to oust political machines 35: Many Americans became more supportive of sufrage as a result of women's activities in World War I * the Seventeenth Amendment the Bradwell v. Illinois decision the repeal of prohibition 36: The battle for women's suffrage ended with the ratification of the 16th Amendment 17th Amendment 18th Amendment 19th Amendment * 37: Which event sparked World War I? the sinking of the Lusitania the German-French dispute over Alsace-Lorraine Russia's quest for a warm-water port the assassination of the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne * 38: Which of the following was a major factor in the decision of the United States to enter World War I? Britain's naval blockade of Germany Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare * Vladimir Lenin's rise to power in Russia France's fall to the Central Powers 39: An underlying cause of World War I was the ongoing dispute over the convoy system the web of alliances European nations created for their defense * an alliance between the autocratic rulers of Germany and Russia American insistence on neutrality 40: After Lenin seized control of Russia in 1917, Germany surrendered the Allies declared war on Russia the United States entered the war Russia withdrew from the war * 41: One of the main causes of the war, imperialism, involved invading Belgium and France acquiring uncolonized areas of the world * blockading enemy ports acting in a nation's own interest 42: The German U-boat changed the rules of naval warfare because it attacked only in the summer remained hidden and fired without warning * avoided merchant ships surfaced before firing its torpedoes 43: The death toll from World War I was the highest for American troops low, because of advances in weapons extraordinarily high * high for Germany, but low for the Allies 44: In the 1920s, many American consumers began to adopt the practice of recycling sewing their own clothes buying goods on credit * publishing their own newspapers 45: Henry Ford's dream was to sell cars that came in many colors could travel 100 miles per hour ordinary people could afford * would attract wealthy business owners 46: One result of Prohibition during the 1920s was an increase in alcoholism a decline in dancing and socializing the rise of organized crime * the creation of urban artistic colonies 47: How did life change for American women in the 1920s? Many women felt more fre to experiment with bolder styles and manners * Married women found it much easier to balance careers and family life Most women grew long hair and stopped using makeup Women began to dominate the work force, often taking leadership positions 48: Jazz was brought to northern cities by older generations musicians from the Mexico City area southern Arfican Americans * World War I veterans 49: The rise of films, radio broadcasting, and the news media all helped to bring about organized crime a national culture * the Garvey movement the Ku Klux Klan 50: During the Depression, African Americans, Hispanics, and Asian Americans made great strides in equal rights legislation often lost jobs to white laborers * were less affected than other groups were encouraged to start their own businesses 51: A major environmental crisis of the 1930s was known as the Dust Bowl * the Grapes of Wrath Black Tuesday the Great Crash 52: How did most investors react to a sudden fall in stock prices in 1929? They called in their loans They pooled money to buy stocks They raced to sell their stocks * They pledged their stocks as collateral 53: A fundamental disagreement between the candidates in the 1932 presidential election concerned whether or not the Depression existed the federal governement should try to fix people's problems Americans should offer aid to European economies any relief efforts were necessary to ease the ecnomic crisis * 54: The rise in homelessness mainly resulted from increased immigration high interest rates a decline in housing construction laid off workers losing their homes * 55: During the Depression working women were embarassed to be working respected for being family providers paid extra if they got married accused of taking jobs away from men * 56: Which New Deal agency was created to help businesses? Federal Reserve Board National Recovery Administration * Civilian Conservation Corps Home Owner's Loan Corporation 57: What criticism did many Progressives make of the New Deal? It unfairly taxed successful, hardworking people It poromoted a regimented, militaristic society It did not do enough to redistribute wealth * Many of its programs smacked of "Bolshevism" 58: The "black cabinet" was an unofficial group of African American officeholders * a loose coalition of opponents to the New Deal the nickname given to Roosevelt advisors Harry Hopkins and Harold Ickes African American Cabinet members who opposed the New Deal 59: How did Roosevelt try to help business? by raising tariffs * by stabilizing industrial prices by expanding foreign trade by abolishing the minimum wage 60: How did Roosevelt's programs help farmers? by raising crop production by encouraging farmer associations by allowing Mexican labor by giving financial assistance to farmers * 61: Sit-down strikes were so successful that the Supreme Court outlawed them * employers hired only nonunion workers unions won all their demands Congress passed the Wagner Act more

Resolved Question: in Tonto and the Lone Ranger Fistfight in Heaven by Sherman Alexies,?

Why does Mero travel to Wyoming more

Resolved Question: Southern California: best places to have an outdoor wedding?

Hi all. My best friend just got engaged and she wants to have the wedding in Southern California (yay, for six hours of traveling for me ;P). . . Anyways, I was just curious if anyone knows of any nice places to have an outdoor or semi-outdoor wedding and or reception. We already looked into the Sherman Library and Gardens in Corona del Mar, but does anyone in the area have any other ideas? Thanks so much in advance!!! Em C: Good for you! She's not too fond of the beach look, but she likes country, classic, and all that other jazz. Both she and I agree that the Sherman Garden and Library is a possibility but they really limit the bride and groom's "personal touch". Catering and decorating comes with the $2,750.00 package. She's pretty indifferent to the price as we're doing most of the work ourselves down to the cake. So anything you got, please share!!! Thanks so much!!! And congrats!!! more

Resolved Question: Where to live in LA for a 15 years?

So.....My family live in Nebraska but we are relocating in LA. My dad is going to work at a hospital in Beverly Hills, and I am going to study at a high school in Sherman Oaks. I am also going to some extra classes in West Hollywood and Hollywood. We don't know where to live now. And, is the public transit in LA too bad? I mean approximately how much does it take to travel from Sherman Oaks to West Hollywood by bus/by subway? Thank you very much. more

Resolved Question: Pool...........Sherman's Travel or Expedia?

Who do you prefer? more

Resolved Question: My yahoo e-mail always cruses when I open a message. Can you do something about it? My question is for Yahoo.?

When I open a message like from Sherman Travel and I want to open an icon from Sherman, my e-mail crushes. Can you help me? I'd like to talk to Yahoo, can you tell me how to reach them? more

Resolved Question: Is this a good review of Saving Private Ryan?

Whoa. Wow. These are but two words that describe the opening scenes of Saving Private Ryan. The movie opens up with what i can only imagine is Ryan as a veteran (an an old one at that) visiting a cemetery that commemorates his fallen comrades from World War II. He finds a particular grave and collapses in front of it overwhelmed by his emotions. It quickly changes scenes to the D-Day operation on the beaches of Normandy. The weather is less than perfect and the mission pretty near impossible. Ryan (or whom ever Tom Hanks is) appears to be the leader or at the very least the person giving the orders. The infamous General William Tecumseh Sherman once stated "War is Hell". He was not far off the mark. The operation of D-Day as depicted in this movie shows us that. There is gruesomeness and gore all over the place and blood and dispatched (is that a word?) body parts are rampant. Whether it is the ally soldier looking for the missing part of his still bloody arm or the soldier who is still alive despite having most of his intestines lying beside him, this movie tries hard to recreate exactly what they thought that operation must have looked liked. One of the things that got my attention during this invasion of Normandy was whenever one of the soldiers was saved by his helmet he takes his helmet off to inspect it and dies from a shot to the head. After the early shock, the group of soldiers, that compose the first wave, make a break in the German defense. Meanwhile back in the states, it is discovered that three out of four brothers have perished. Two perished during the invasion of Normandy, one at Omaha and the other at Utah. The third brother perished died in New Guinea(north of Australia). The fourth brother's fate is uncertain. He (Ryan) had been dropped over Normandy as a paratrooper. His mother is about to receive the news about the deaths of his brothers. Knowing that the loss of one child, let alone three, is a terrible blow to any mother, General George C. Marshall decides to send a rescue unit after private Ryan. Captain Miller is assigned the task of finding the Private. Captain Miller (Hanks) recruits a few underlings and sets off to search for private Ryan. Their first lead is no good and they lose one of their men to a German sniper. After this unfortunate event they move on to a new American encampment where they find out that private Ryan is helping defend a bridge. The bridge is strategically important to the Americans and the Germans. On their way towards where they believe the private is located they decide to neutralize a machine gun. They do. In the skirmish the medic (Wade) who is traveling as part of their group is fatally wounded. Miller decides to have mercy on the lone German survivor and let him walk away and turn himself in to the first Allied forces he sees. This does not go well with his underlings and one in particular talks about how he disapproves the Captain's decision openly. He even goes as far as openly stating he wants to desert. Soon after that they find private Ryan. He is told about the situation and refuses to leave. He insists that although he understands that he is suppose to leave, he has an obligation to stand bye and protect the bridge at all costs. He says that there is no way he can dessert the only brothers he has left. Miller thinks it over and decides that he is right. Miller stays and concocts a plan to overtake the Germans. He calls his ingenious invention sticky bombs. You get a GI sock, put some sort of explosive in it, and then soak it up in axle grease(oil), then put a fuse on it, and finally stick it to what you want to blow up. Using this maneuver they are able to disable one tiger tank in the battle that ensues. The battle starts off well for the Americans but the tide starts to turn when they start to run out of ammunition and the German mechanical and numerical superiority starts to show. The American forces are forced to retreat across the bridge. They are diminishing in numbers and the Germans look poised for victory. But just when things look gloomiest for the United States forces, reinforcements show up and turn the tide for good in favor of the Americans. Captain Miller is fatally wounded in the battle by the same German he had previously been merciful to and set free. His dying words were to Private Ryan. He told him "James, earn this earn it. With that we move forward back to the scene at the cemetery where James (private Ryan) is on his knees at Captain Miller's grave reflecting on what Miller told him on that fateful day years ago. Overall I enjoyed this film by Steven Spielberg. The battle scenes seemed incredibly realistic and so well researched. I enjoyed how it showed all aspects of war, how on one hand it would have the everyday could be my last day so let's go out there and give it our all people and the war is not really for me people. I recommend it to everyone who enjoys watching war movies. more

Resolved Question: What kind of Oil will i need for My Manitou Sherman Forks?

Ok, i am gonna service my bikes suspension fork because the local bike shop wont. These Forks are a 04 version, with adjustable travel 110mm to 150mm. Apart from this Concern "Failure to follow WARNING instructions could result in severe injury or death to theperson inspecting or repairing the suspension fork or the user." The only Other is what Oil will i need for it, and where can i get it. Dont post crap answers, this if you read the warning is a serious matter. I have got the manitou Sherman PDF, Just something i will add, it is impossible to ride this cross country, the bike it being on a single speed Norco 250, I live in Australia, and country wide there is one service centre, and its interstate. Weight 5 is what has been suggested, if anyone can confirm this, it is greatly appreciated. more

Resolved Question: Anyone from Sherman Oaks? Travel Question please help..?

Hi, i want to travel from the UK to Sherman Oaks later this year by plane, and as i have neither been to sherman oaks nor anywhere else in america i would like a bit of help. I would like to know, which would be the best airport to travel to (as in the closest) and where the best place in sherman oaks would be to stay. Also if anyone could recommend which airline would be best to fly with, i would greatly appreciate it. Thankyou more

Resolved Question: What do you think of my history paper? Industrialization (1870-1896)?

Industrialization (1870-1896) A paragraph presenting the conflict from the perspective of labor A paragraph presenting the conflict from the perspective of business Labor thought businesses were a danger to America. They had too much power and too much power in politics. Laborers thought that corporations were creating a corrupt government. Corporations were bankrupting small companies because of lowering prices below market value. Laborers were angry with corporations and trusts. They wanted Congress to pass laws to limit the power of corporations. Laborer’s convinced congress to pass laws to limit corporation’s power. The first one was Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 which outlawed all conspiracies, contracts, or combinations designed to “restrain trade.” The oil family was broken into smaller companies such as Exxon, Chevron, Esso and others by the Supreme Court. This did not work too well though. Another act was passed by congress. The Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914 listed several illegal “restraints of trade”, prohibited false advertising; corporations offering big discounts and pricing things before market price. That is the major reason how small companies were bankrupted. This limited the power of corporations. Business believed that a capitalist system would be good for everyone. The Laborers disagreed because they thought it would corrupt the government. Business believed that large corporations and trusts would benefit the economy of America. This was true. They thought that transportation would benefit the economy which it did. Railroads reduced immensely reduced the traveling time. more

Resolved Question: How many miles did William Tecumseh Sherman and his troops travel on there march on there was from atlanta?

to Bentonville more

Resolved Question: Sherman's travel magazine question?

I subscribed for a free magazine of Shermans travel, but when I got the magazine, it says thank you for subscribing and it says I have to pay, and since it said it was free, why would I pay. So I returned the magazine to sender, but I got another bill. It didn't say any adresses or phone numbers or websites or email addresses so I don't know how to contact them telling them to stop since I'm not interested. I tried their website but nothing really works. Any help of how to solve this problem? more

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Resolved Question: I need body parts for a 73 Plymouth Duster, 62 BelAir, and 69 GTO. Where are the cheapest places to buy from?

I am looking for quarters, floor pans, frame rails, etc as well as interior kits, carpet and chrome/aluminum dress up kits for classic and custom cars I'm in the process of building. If anyone has info on cheap places to find especially Plymouth Duster parts(frame rails, quarters, trunk extensions, interior parts) please let me know. I already use Goodmark, Paddock, Summitt, Sherman Industries, Harmon's, LMC, Classic Chevy, Hubbards, Eckler's, PAW, and of course eBay but if you have any other well-kept secrets I'd surely appreciate it. Anything American auto related would be a plus. Thanks so much for your help......I'm also very interested in finding salvage yards and anywhere that would have used parts for the antique and classic cars and trucks. Any state!!! I love to travel. more

Resolved Question: where can i find pictures of sherman hill out in greenriver, wyoming?

i have an uncle that travels through greenriver every other day cause he is a truck driver. more

Resolved Question: If you live in Sherman Oaks, CA what is the closest/quickest to get to, nicest, and most affordable beach?

I have been heading to Venice quite a bit, but traveling the 405 gets old quick. takes me 30ish minutes to get there, and usually near an hr to get back. If i can avoid it, it would be nice. I like the atmosphere at Venice though. Laid back, and not pretentious. Santa Monica is alright but I hate having to spend 5-12 bucks just to park to lounge aroun at the beach. So yes I'm being CHEAP too haha. Sorry, just moved here and on a limited budget for a short time. Any suggestions from anyone would be great! Or if you know that where I'm heading fits the criteria of what I'm looking for, then so be it, just let me know :) more

Resolved Question: Where can i find a PUG puppy/respectable breeder in the LOS ANGELES, CA area????

I live in Sherman Oaks, CA and am looking for a new Pug puppy. I am trying to find a new pup from a respectable breeder. Traveling a bit is not too much of an issue. Within 60ish miles would be great, but a bit futher would be considered. Within the L.A., San Fernando Valley area would be even better!!!! :) Any help or suggestions would be great. more