1800 in Chrome anodized (much shinier than what you see here in clear
anodized) and 200 in a gold anodized.

Here is the front and back of the blister packaging card.

I am willing to deal - especially to a friend of a friend of a ...
your finder's fee may end up being a 12-pack of Michelob by the end
of a lengthy negotiation, though.
http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/car/240927579.html
Peace and grease,
ES
You live on the edge, and you live for the adrenaline rush.
You don't need luxuries, snob appeal, or superfluous gadgets. You put
your top down, get your motor revving, and take all the curves that
life throws at you at full speed. So what if you spin out
occasionally?
Take the Which Sports
Car Are You? quiz.
in light of the fact that I will spend forever worshipping God in
eternity I pray that by the time I die Christian music will have
improved greatly.
Maybe Thom Yorke will become a Believer.
Right now the best we can hope for is that they put Johnny Cash and the Carter Sisters
on repeat...

On a recent Amtrak trip to the Warhols show in Seattle we went
through a mountain for about 3 minutes and as I sat there in the
dark, missing the scenery that I was enjoying, I thought how cool it
would be to have a contract to put up a rope-light artshow through
the tunnel. It would move and blend into other colors or something
and be an attraction for the train trip. Like the one "lazer" show
you get at the Chicago o'Hare airport on that one moving walkway. Of
course no one takes a trip to O'Hare just to get on the catwalk
there... but you get my point.
I bet there are federal funds set up to finance art in train
stations. this could be a full-time job for the right artist and
electrician duo.
Anyone have an electrical contractors license in Washington?