...End yesterday--*searching* for gas--from 440 to Centennial Park, the only station *with* gas (out of three) was $4.69/gallon! My tank was low enough that I felt compelled to get some. Four out of six of their pumps were shuttered.... Of course I didn't fill the 15 gallon tank on the van. $20 got me less than a 1/3 full. I remember the gas lines in '73...sort of like that. jak Somebody at work had a radio on ...

... average <snip> Was driving down West End yesterday--*searching* for gas--from 440 to Centennial Park, the only station *with* gas (out of three) was $4.69/gallon! My tank was low enough that I felt compelled to get some. Four out of six of their pumps were shuttered.... Of course I didn't fill the 15 gallon tank on the van. $20 got me less than a 1/3 full. I remember the gas lines in '73...sort of like that. jak

... or end ? Do we muck about with check lists or do them by the book ? Do we act in other less procedural fashion because it is fun ? What would happen if something serious happened at the moment the camer shutter was pressed ? That is my question. Ok I am just an old grumpy Now days non pilot maybe things have changed since I was . But it was a flogging offence to be any thing less than professional when strapping mechanical ...

... she has put onto your noble head. She has power over you.. well her and your own dick! But, does your dick have enough power? If so you will fuck her, if not you will burn her. You approach. She shutters ever so slightly with uncertain anticipation yet also calm with the very certain power she now holds. Do you have the power she seems to be demanding of you? You begin to throb. Somewhere deep you feel a pulsating gush of...

... she has put onto your noble head. She has power over you.. well her and your own dick! But, does your dick have enough power? If so you will fuck her, if not you will burn her. You approach. She shutters ever so slightly with uncertain anticipation yet also calm with the very certain power she now holds. Do you have the power she seems to be demanding of you? You begin to throb. Somewhere deep you feel a pulsating gush of horror ...

... the country. It’s the right time for Starbucks workers to get unionized, he notes. Earlier this month, Starbucks announced it would close 619 stores across the U.S., saying those soon-to-be-shuttered stores were “unprofitable.” Forman offers some insight into the closures: “Many stores are meeting their sales target but Starbucks is still shutting them down. It comes down to cannibalization. Starbucks stores are competing with other ...

... needed heating: Not to grow citrus fruit in England. "To ensure the survival of sensitive plants in Northern European winters insulation was essential. Straw would often be used to insulate the roof and shutters put across the windows at night. On really cold days and nights coal braziers would be used to warm the orangery although care had to be taken with ventilation and damage to the plants from fumes." ...

...s this big source of energy that can be seen in the sky every day... "To ensure the survival of sensitive plants in Northern European winters insulation was essential. Straw would often be used to insulate the roof and shutters put across the windows at night. On really cold days and nights coal braziers would be used to warm the orangery although care had to be taken with ventilation and damage to the plants from fumes." ...

... when it won the right to stage the games in 2001: that it would improve its record on human rights and provide athletes with clean air. Despite a litany of measures that include restricting private vehicles and shuttering factories, Beijing's skyline in recent days has been shrouded in a thick haze, prompting some hang-wringing over whether the government can deliver on its promise of a "blue skies" Olympics. In recent months, human ...

...fronted with glass. Not that I eat oranges. They still needed heating: "To ensure the survival of sensitive plants in Northern European winters insulation was essential. Straw would often be used to insulate the roof and shutters put across the windows at night. On really cold days and nights coal braziers would be used to warm the orangery although care had to be taken with ventilation and damage to the plants from fumes." -- UK ...