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Battery measures 9" long, 7" deep, and 6" tall, not including top posts.

This has been claimed and should be picked up shortly. Lock'r up! Rich

Queen size mattress ONLY (no box spring). About 5 years old. Inherited when daughter moved back in and her room is not large enough for this. Seems to be good condition, no stains or tears. In Hilliard, near St. Brendan Church (Dublin and Davidson roads). Preference given to those who can pick up ASAP. PM or email me.

I have a battery in my garage that I have had for a year and a half now. It was 1 month old, and then the car it was in was totalled in Aug 2006. It is a Werker brand, Group 85 (I think), part number 58ULT with posts on top. It has been on a battery tender pretty much since it came out of the car, so it should still be just fine. It's just taking up space in my garage. Somebody come and get it. PM or email me. I'm in Hilliard very near St. Brendan Church. Rich

Assuming your goal is primarily a DD with occasional sporting events (autocross, drag), I would go with the Civic. Much easier to live with day to day, better resale, and just a higher quality piece all around. The other two cars are both good cars, but when it comes to a car to live with for a long time, the SI would be the best. Having said that, if you are just going to keep it for a couple years and are going to thrash on it racing and such, try out the Cobalt. Just be ready to take a bath financially.

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We all have opinions. Why do you ask? Are you considering buying one? Are you doing a poll? Did you have trouble sleeping and think this post would help? I'm not trying to be a smart ass (although at times it comes natural), but you asked a yes or no question. What are you really looking to find out? Rich

You are the customer. Act like it.

These positions are all filled. Unfortunately, not by me!

http://columbus.craigslist.org/

I just posted an ad for a help desk analyst...

POSITION: Help Desk Analysts Multiple positions for remote and on-site support to user base, including clients, customers and partners. The Help Desk Analyst will be assisting users of our various applications by answering difficult application and hardware questions and improving the user's experience. Analysts play a critical role by providing users with one-on-one phone interaction that directly impacts the firm's ability to service external customers. The job responsibilities of an Agent include: responding to user questions regarding applications and hardware, resolving user problems, escalating issues that can not be resolved immediately and documenting all phone interactions. Take support calls and log issues into problem management system (e.g.Resolve, Remedy, TrackIt). Diagnoses basic hardware and software problems by phone or email. Responds to customer inquiries and answers customer's basic questions. Assists clients via research and problem solving. Refers more complex questions to appropriate subject matter expert. SKILLS / KNOWLEDGE / EXPERIENCE: - 1 or more year in technical help desk position is required - Strong Customer Service skills, required - Familiarity with computer hardware and software is desirable - Strong telephone skills, required - Knowledge of Windows desktop and network, desirable - Ability to quickly learn difficult banking concepts, complex application user interfaces and computer hardware, networking, and operating systems. - Ability to troubleshoot issues by probing, listening, and analyzing the situation, without relying on scripts. - Ability to deal with upset clients, showing patience, empathy and understanding. - Ability to confidently handle situations quickly and independently. - Technical certifications are not required. These are contract positions with estimated duration of 14 months. There are contract to hire possibilities. Pay is $15 - $22 per hour depending on relevant experience. Must be able to pass a drug screen and basic background check. Let me know if you have interest. PM or email me. Rich

Lock'r up. Client left this position unfilled.

Lock'r up. Filled.

A guy I knew a few years ago was there. I would be happy to track him down as I was meaning to anyhow, and this gives me a good excuse. Rich

I ride an old CB750, no fairing. I wear a Joe Rocket jacket with liner, and a hoodie, along with insulated riding pants. On the noggin, I have a full face helmet with a balaclava. On the hands, gloves with thinsulate and separate liners. Good to about 40 degrees. Much less than that I can't go for more than 30 minutes unless I keep the speed really low. From what I have read, to do true winter / cold weather riding, you really need a bike with a large fairing, heated grips, and electrically heated gear.

In particular, be careful in the wee hours of the morning, from 2a to 5a or so. They sit there and wait for speeders...who may also be coming home from bars or whatnot.

Chris, I am not sure about other local clubs and what they offer. I do know: - The local Porsche club usually has a school - Mid Ohio SCC may have a school - The Miami Valley Sports Car Club (Dayton) probably has one (http://66.116.162.213/) - Probably some of the other marque clubs. Rich

If you are in a hurry to sell, try posting on craigslist. Cheap transportation sells quick there.

Barrett-Jackson is as much of an "event" as it is an auction. People that are players in higher end collector cars want to be seen there as it affirms their position in the collector car world. With high wealth individuals, it is another forum or stage on which they compete with each other. To many of them its more about personal ego and winning, and not so much about the cars. Hence, prices there are among the highest at any auction. We find ways to entertain ourselves and this happens to be a way that high wealth individuals enterain themselves. I don't begrudge anyone for having money and spending it, although to an earlier point the prices at Barrett Jackson tend to distort the rest of the market that most of us play in. Every guy with a '60's muscle car thinks it's worth at least 10 grand even if it's a basket case. I am also tired of Speed showing "motoring lifestyle" types of shows rather than the racing it used to. Kind of like when MTV used to play music videos most of the time. But, whatever it takes to pay the bills, I suppose.

Just PM'd you. Come get'm.

Nice project car. Thanks for taking a boatload of pics.

I have five (5) front brake rotors for the 1983 - 1985 RX7 12a (S, GS, and GSL models). These were spares from my race car years ago, and have been sitting around my garage. Tow or three of the rotors have the wheel bearings in them. Some look good enough to bolt on as is, others need to be resurfaced. I don't know the thickness of the rotors. FREE - pick up in the next week otherwise they will go in the trash. Must take all of them. PM or email me. Rich Hilliard, OH

Ah...you are correct. Old guy confused.