PT Cruiser wheels - aluminium alloy chrome - 16 x 6 - five spoke - used

Location: Louisville, Kentucky 40203 - Old Louisville

These wheels came off of a 2001 PT Cruiser, and they are in very good condition. There is some corrosion and chrome flaking on the inside of the the wheels, but nothing significant on the outside. They look good and shiny. These wheels sell for new at online discount dealers in the $250 - $350 price range, and used on eBay for about $160. Don't confuse these wheels with the cheaper silver painted alloy wheels.

USED WHEELS - FOR SALE - OLD LOUISVILLE

Chrysler OEM par number: ALY02140U85
Type: Cast aluminum alloy with heavy chrome plate
Size: 16 x 6
Style: Five spoke, without dimple
Bolt pattern: 5 x 100mm (5 x 3.94 in.)
Stud size: 12 x 1.5
Hub center bore: 57.1
Center cap included
Lug nuts not included


These wheels can be used on other matching vehicles.
Link here for listing of compatible makes and models.

These wheels are fitted with usable tires:
3 Michelin P205 / 55R16 89S radial x
1 Uniroyal P205 / 55R16 89T radial

All tires have good tread, but different milesage. One of the Michelin tires is nearly new. 

Freshly scrubbed with nothing but water and a nylon brush, this is what they look like:

PRICE with tires: $89.00 each. First come, first choice.
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Steven Pressfield's new book

There is an enemy. There is an intelligent, active, malign force working against us.

Step one is to recognize this.

"Today [March 28] we [The Domino Project]are announcing a significant breakthrough in book publishing, and it may be a first: the digital edition of a bestselling author’s next book is available for free, thanks to a generous sponsor [General Electric - GE]."

Bestselling author Steven Pressfield is the author of The Legend of Bagger Vance, the upcoming thriller The Profession, and most important, the classic The War of Art.

Pressfield's new manifesto Do the Work (Available April 20)forcefully presses the idea that it’s not about better ideas, it’s about actually doing the work.

You can get a free copy of the Kindle edition for free, click here.

http://amzn.to/do_the_work

You don't need a Kindle device to read Kindle books. Amazon has free Kindle software for your PC or smartphone.

plz hep me B a wiener - vote 4 my foto

I entered one of my recent photos of Old Louisville in the monthly Panoramio.com contest. First prize is a Casio EX-H20G digital camera.

I want to win this contest to get this camera. It would be an equipment upgrade for me, and better equipment means better and more diverse photos.

The contest is a popularity contest. The photo that gets the most votes wins, and it is as simple as that. Voting is a simple two-step process:

1. Sign up for a free Panoramio.com log-on account, and;
2. Vote for my photograph contest entry.

That's it.

Here is the link.
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/46882644

Below is a screen-shot of this page.

The upper left shows the link to register. Do that first. Then return to the linked pages and find the "vote" button on the lower right.

Thank you all angels of mercy.

Spiral Jetty

Spiral Jetty, by Robert Smithson

Unique earthwork sculpture in the Great Salt Lake, Utah

The rise and fall of the water level makes the Spiral Jetty like a reappearing sand painting.

Rating: 4.5
Reviewed by Thomas Fox on  December 4, 2010

The Spiral Jetty is located in a remote and uninhabited section of Utah's Great Salt Lake. The sculpture can be seen in daylight hours, when the lake water level is low.  The Spiral Jetty was created in 1970 by Robert Smithson. Using black basalt rocks and earth from the site, the artist created a coil 1,500 feet long and 15 feet wide that stretches out counter-clockwise from the shore into the waters of the Great Salt Lake, near Rozel Point, Utah. Due to changes in the water level of the Great Salt Lake, the Spiral Jetty is frequently submerged.

May 1, 1970 7:00PM

Robert Smithson
Rozel Point, UT

Category: Earth sculpture exhibit

Seminar - Self-publishing for beginners

Event:    Self-publishing for Virgins - Seminar

Venue:    University of Louisville Shelby Campus
This venue is public

Where:

University of Louisville
Shelby Campus
Burhan's Hall Building
Second Floor - Room 208

When:

Saturday November 6, 2010
9:00 AM to 4:30 PM EDT
Continental Breakfast 9:00AM-9:30AM


Description:

Learn how to self-publish your book! Self-publishing for Virgins seminar. Imagine this. You receive a small brown package in the mail. When you open it and look inside you can hardly believe your eyes...inside the package is YOUR book. A beautiful perfect bound book with your name as the author! If this sounds like your dream come true, then you must attend this seminar. Are you an expert on a little known subject? A poet or essayist? A fiction or non-fiction writer? A family history buff or a professional consultant or life coach with a story to tell? You could be the next self-published author.

Price:     $119.00

Ticket URL:    http://bit.ly/spfv2-11-6-2010-reg

Event URL:    http://bit.ly/self-pub-11-06-2010

On Upcoming Events: http://bit.ly/2010-11-06-Upcoming_Events


Contact:

Peggy DeKay
http://peggydekay.com
pdkpost@gmail.com
502-541-4670

Directions: To the new main entrance to Shelby Campus

From I-65 North: Take the I-264 (Watterson expressway) East exit. After traveling approximately 7 miles, take Exit 20A (Shelbyville Rd. E, US 60/Middletown). Shelby Campus is approx. 2 miles down on the left at the stop light at Whittington Parkway.

From I-65 South: Take the I-264 (Watterson expressway) East exit. Follow the directions above. From Airport: Take the I-264 (Watterson expressway) East exit. Follow the directions above From I-64 East: Take Exit 12B (I-264 East/Watterson expressway). Then take Exit 20A (Shelbyville Rd., US 60/Middletown). Shelby Campus is approx. 2 miles down on the left at the stop light at Whittington Parkway.

From I-64 West: Take Exit 15 (Hurstbourne Pkwy, Middletown/Jeffersontown/ Shelby Campus). Turn right on Hurstbourne Pkwy. Travel approximately 2 miles to the intersection of Shelbyville Rd. (US 60). Turn left on to Shelbyville Rd. Shelby Campus is approx. ¼ mile on the right at the stop light at Whittington Parkway.

From I-71 South: Take the I-264 (Watterson expressway) West exit. This is a left turn. Take the Shelbyville Road East exit (US 60/Middletown). Shelby Campus is approx. 2 miles down on the left at the stop light at Whittington Parkway.

Parking:

*Burhans Hall – Parking lots are at the west side (left) of the building. Handicapped parking spaces are on the east side (right) of the building.

*Founder's Union - Parking is available in the lot behind the building. Handicapped spaces are in this lot. 

Ghost of the Cepheus Flare

Drifting through the night in the royal constellation Cepheus. Of course, the shapes are cosmic dust clouds faintly visible in dimly reflected starlight. From Astronomy Pictures.

--
Tom Fox
Louisville, Kentucky

Enough is enough

Spiritual progressives

After barely enduring the hottest Louisville summer in recorded history, twice, my tolerance for bullshit is at a seasonal low. The summer of 1954 was bad, especially before air conditioning, but 2010's summer was worse. It is now October 10th, and the forecast high temperature for this afternoon is above 90 degrees F.

This too shall pass.

As a warm-up act to this abnormal weather, TeeVee has provided an unending stream of anonymous political rants with bad graphics, bad-mouthing targeted political candidates. Can't buy me love represents a principle that does not apply to the commercial availability of high elected office.

Kentucky is a political battleground state this go-round, and the long knives have been un-sheathed.

The shape of our national governance for the next two years, at least, will soon be decided by a process that seems to be directed by a union of general un-articulated popular dissatisfaction with life in the U. S. A. today and extremely loud fear-mongering with slander.

Few know for sure who is paying for the prime time fear-mongering and slander. There is no legal requirement that they show their pretty faces, or be accountable to anyone.

In a recent speech before the U. S. Chamber of Commerce, President Obama stated, "This is a threat to our democracy...And if we just stand by and allow the special interests to silence anybody who's got the guts to stand up to them, our country's going to be a very different place."

Tikkun Magazine has suggested an Amendment to the U. S. Constitution to limit the First Amendment free speech rights of non-people. Those would also be know as corporations.

Corporations are not Persons and Money is not Speech
Stop the Corporate Takeover
of our Society

Take Action:

• GMP: Join the Campaign for a Global Marshall Plan
• ESRA: Join the Campaign for an Amendment to the Constitution: The Environmental and Social Responsibility Amendment
• NSP: Join the Network of Spiritual Progressives