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Belgium has an army?

No-one really cares. Just curious who will finally wind up with the assets. Looks like SMS. But Eckler must see some value in it, or has some motivation. Eckler apparently is not just a competing bidder, but a creditor/bidder so they may be owed something by LeBaron Bonney. I think one thing that has been said is that if SMS gets the assets they will try to sell the fabric at very high prices. Looks like it is going to SMS, but it is being held up as of right now.

It's still being disputed. Ecler is a creditor. They objected to the order to sell to SMS. Trustee wanted to finalize the sale to SMS. There needs to be another hearing. 59 12/18/2019 Notice of Appearance and Request for Notice by Daniel C. Cohn with certificate of service filed by Creditor Eckler Industries Inc. 60 12/18/2019 Order dated 12/18/2019 Re: [53] Emergency Motion filed by Trustee Joseph G. Butler for Supplemental Order Regarding Motion for Authority to Sell Personal Property with certificate of service Re: [49] Ordered dated 12/10/2019 Re: [41] Motion filed by Trustee Joseph G. Butler for Sale of Property free and clear of liens under Section 363(f) Re: the patterns, inventory, supplier lists, and all intellectual property and other personal property related to the LeBaron Bonney, Hampton Coach and EZ Boy product lines, the office furniture and fixtures, other machinery, fixtures and equipment located both at 6 Chestnut Street, Amesbury, Massachusetts and in Wilton, Maine. See Order for Full Text.

This is some good news Ford To Add 3,000 Jobs, Invest $1.45B At Two Detroit-Area Plants

I sent the seller a message: A Fedora is a hat. Response from the seller was this: (Seller Cody) What

Try this website http://www.getaround.com/search? I have about 20 Mini's I could rent in my area, and even more Tesla's. Rent some of each and give us some road test/driving opinions Bob.

Today, Sunday, I have received 5 identical robo calls before 1 PM. They all say the same thing, goofy computer voice says, "Hi, this is Lisa from Apple Support. There has been a security breach of your cloud storage account...." I also have been getting: "This is Microsoft, your account has been suspended..." "This is Social Security and we are taking enforcement action against your social security number...." "This is the IRS and we are going to put you in jail...." And all the credit card ones, "This is Niclole with card services. Congratulations!..."

Nice lines, the curve of the fenders, the hood long and tapered.

Just watched a PBS show yesterday that said more jobs were being lost to automation than to outsourcing overseas. And it will get worse as automation increases. Actually the show was called AI, artificial intelligence. Seemed more about automation. AI has the potential to increase automation I suppose. You can certainly have automation without AI. Or you can incorporate AI into automation, or use AI to develop more efficient automation..... https://www.pbs.org/video/age-ai-preview-m24tzj/ "Increased productivity through automation." “I believe about 50 percent of jobs will be somewhat or extremely threatened by AI in the next 15 years or so,” says Kai-Fu Lee, who has written a book called AI Superpowers. He fears that the rise of AI will contribute to another alarming trend: the growing inequality in earnings. “AI will exacerbate that and I think it will tear the society apart,” Kai-Fu Lee warns, “because the rich will have just too much, and those who are have-nots will have perhaps very little way of digging themselves out of the hole.”

That would work out well for me; I'm up to my neck in CLF. , it might be in businesses best interest to start buying US steel. ...

Yes maybe a dimple. Drill it out. Take it apart. Put back together with a set screw in place of the dimple. Not necessarily easy. Looks awkward to get at. But something along those lines might work.

It's a four door model. Four doors per side.

Isn't there a hole shown in this picture that looks like it could have a set screw in it? I'm sure it doesn't, but that's what it looks like anyway.

Pierce-Arrow 15-passenger site-seeing bus, 1935, soft top, 4x2, ?-cyl. ?hp, 51k b/w photo 10 of these coaches were used by the Yosimite Transportation System for visitors to Yosemite National Park, in 1935-1953

Then there is another thing that occurs to me We were very anxious to get school busses We brought in we had 400 teachers and we had a big school program under way so I lined up school busses through the Fred Harvey program the only busses available at the Grand Canyon They had beautiful equipment up there Pierce Arrow equipment that we were to get at $3,000 a bus large fine de luxe equipment After I left there they bought a bus in Phoenix and paid $3,700 for it that had been sitting on a lot for 2 years I looked the transportation the Government transportation

And no asbestos means they may actually be eligible for import to Australia.

I am impressed, both with the car and the price. Dual-clutch Transmission. I suppose one place they save money compared to a Ferrari is the engine. "High performance small block" according to the Leno video. Not all-aluminum dual overhead cam.

I suggest don't "drag" the files, but instead click on the "choose file" option. then a box will pop up and choose your computer pictures folder. Drag files here to attach, or choose files... Accepted file types gif, jpeg, jpe, jpg, png · Max total size 9.77MB

how many degrees does it slant?

Cleveland Cliffs and AKS Steel will supply the domestic market with domestic product.

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I really enjoyed it, and was surprised by the ending. I have the September 1966 Car and Driver magazine. It has a good write-up on that Le Mans; 10 pages if you count the pictures and everything. It also has Ken Miles as test driver for the Sunbeam Alpine, Fiat 1500, Triumph TR4, MGB and Alfa Duetto. Funny he would be doing something so mundane after that Le Mans.

Facebook has tons of advertising in my newsfeed. If ever I look to buy something online, then I will see repeated ads for those types of items in my facebook newsfeed.