He was a heavy weight boxer with a great career and he won 48 out of 52 fights. He eventually did get knocked out by ray mercer and I think lenox lewis. They were bad defeats but everyone was probably gunning for him, and for a person to do that well in that division is pretty amazing! He was definitely a "Bad Ass" imo He died of complications from AIDS. Probably dated a lot of woman.

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Rare coins of course are not to be cleaned at least not by a lay person. But I'm thinking TSP or tri sodium phosphate. And you could leave a bucket somewhere and keep using it.

You'll start to learn naturally what gears are best and it shouldn't take that long, to understand. Short "hairpin" turns would be the lower gears 1 threw 3 and longer expressway type roads with gradual turns, you would use the higher gears 3 threw 6. It's not that hard and I got on my super bike when I was 16 and no one told me anything about it. I think my brother said, one down four up and I was out.

Can you give us an update if you get a chance please.

It's writing actually. Building and racing RC (remote control), cars when I was young was a lot of fun. I would read about it all of the time and I think that it kept me out of trouble. Classic cars are just as fun but it cost a lot more.

EAS Creatine Monohydrate. I gained about 20 pounds using this product. EAS is one of the better companies I think and I followed the directions exactly. Drinking tons of beer and taking high grade amino acid pills got me really big too.

I think getting the permits and having each stage of construction signed off on by the state is the most important and it protects the owner too because the owner shouldn't have to pay until each project was thoroughly checked and singed off on by a state official. And only then would they would move forward to the following project. Thanks

Please read the "Gorilla Marketing" books 1 threw 3. Their amazing and actually very easy to read as well. I had a note book and high light pens with me when I was reading them too. Because there are dozens of ideas that start to happen and ideas that we would have never thought of on our own. Thanks.

I saw a few online but it might be hard to say without an expert looking at it. Because of model numbers and the history and the condition. Specific builders and where it was built can make a big difference. Chances are that it's not a terribly significant piece but Im wondering if there is someone in your area that would know the history of the instument and is not at all biased.