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A Pipkin of Pepper By Cooper, Helen $11.83 While making pumpkin soup, three friends discover they have no salt and go to the city to buy some, but while Cat and Squirrel head straight to the salt store, Duck pauses at a pepper shop, then fears he will never see his friends again. Reprint. Author: Cooper, Helen Publication Date: 2008/09/02 Number of Pages: 31 Binding Type: Paperback Grade Level: Preschool Language: English Depth: 0.25 Width: 10.25 Height: 10.00

Kalorik Automatic Salt and Pepper Mill Set - Stainless-Steel $39.99 Featuring an internal sensor that begins the grinding process when turned upside down, each grinder in this Kalorik PPG 37241 automatic salt and pepper mill set enables one-handed operation for convenient use in the kitchen.

Bodum Bistro Automatic Salt and Pepper Grinder $39.95 Let gravity do the work! This handy tool simplifies your daily grind--just tilt it to a 45-degree angle, and it automatically dispenses your selected spice. It's prefilled with salt and pepper, but can be used with other favorites from your cupboard as well. From Bodum.

Maverick PM021 Automatic Salt and Pepper Mill $46.28 Maverick Industries Inc. is a New Jersey based distributor of Food Preparation Appliances Kitchen Timers Digital Thermometers Probes BiMetal Basic Thermometers Digital Forks Probes and Grill Accessories. Gift boxed / Easily accessible when you need to add some extra flavor to your food / Looks great on your dinner table or on your kitchen counter. Stainless Steel body with Acrylic Container What could be nicer? than a set of stainless pepper and salt mills on your table? They automatically grind your favorite pepper kosher salt or rock salt into the degree of coarse or fine you select by twisting a simple dial on the bottom. The mills have a powerful motor and grinder powered by batteries. The clear acrylic container is easy to fill without making a mess and the amounts remaining are easy to see. There is even a light that shines on the food as the grinder operates. Light Shines on Food During Operation. Includes Acrylic Table Stand reducing grounds on tabletop. Grinds Pepper or Rock Salt for the freshest taste. Infinitely Adjustable Dial for Fine to Coarse.

Maverick PM-021 Automatic Salt and Pepper Mill $26.99 Type: Caster Features: Battery Operated with Push-Button Control Grinds Pepper or Rock Salt for the freshest taste Infinitely Adjustable Dial for Fine to Coarse Light Shines on Food During Operation Stainless Steel body with Acrylic Container Mill Size approx. 2 1/2� diameter, 8 1/4� height. Weight 16 oz. with 4 AA batteries (not included). Labor: 30 days limited Parts: 30 days limited

iTouchless PM001C Electronic Automatic Pepper Mill and Salt Grinder $35.23 Our one of a kind Stainless Steel Electric Pepper Mill and Salt Grinder are ideal for the modern home. Just press the button on top and let the mill go to work. The stainless steel grinding mechanism can be adjusted from fine to coarse. The nut underneath the mill controls the texture: turn clockwise for a finer grind counterclockwise for coarser. This handy device also includes a light that turns on automatically at the bottom when you activate the mill to help with accurate portion at night or in dimly lit rooms. Includes a mill for pepper and a mill for salt. Each requires 2 AA batteries (not included) Assembly level/degree of difficulty: No Assembly Required. Color: Brushed Stainless Steel. Size: 2 H x 2 W x 9 D. Fully automatic operation. Easy to use. Stainless steel construction.

Cooper Wiring Cooper Wiring Closet Light C-386 $6.4 Closet light Automatic closet light has switch activated by opening and closing of hinged or sliding door Use for closets, cabinets, garages, basement or utility areas Nine foot 18/2 SPT-1 cord Ivory 100W, 120VAC UL listed Brand #: Cooper Wiring C-386 UPC: 032664107009 Keywords: closet light 100w

Chef Specialties 17010B OneTouch Stainless Steel Automatic Pepper Mill $34.43 See the difference A built in light illuminates the food. Solid stainless steel housing. Fully adjustable from coarse to fine grinds. Window shows amount of spice in the pepper chamber. Comes with one year warranty has durable gears. Requires 6 AAA batteries.

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Pepper $5.99 Renee Bolmeijer Pepper - Art Print

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Signed $749 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Signed Beautiful Autographed Album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" Signed by Bee Gees, Alice Cooper, Joey Kramer, Steven Tyler ... Individuals Signing: Bee Gees, Alice Cooper, Joey Kramer, Steven Tyler ... and more Signature: red, blue and black marker Condition: Framed; Measures: ca. 29 x 23 inch

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MINI Cooper S Houston TX 77074

Soft Top Firm Bottom Line

There's not too much that beats the cheeky feel-good factor of a soft top MINI and while the queues may have been long to join the waiting lists from new, used buyers can get instant access as long as they're willing to pay the price. Here's how to sift the wheat from the chaff.

HISTORY

Three years after the introduction of the hardtop version of the MINI came the Convertible, a vehicle that once again rocketed the Cowley-built but Munich-bankrolled car onto the must-haves list. Two versions were on offer from the outset; the entry-level 90bhp MINI One Convertible and the sporty 116bhp Cooper Convertible. A few months later, MINI surprised everybody by launching the supercharged 170bhp Cooper S drop top. Demand was strong, although, as with any model that is a fashion item, demand can drop off as quickly as it ramps up and with newer rivals now rivalling the MINI Convertible in terms of high street chic, now could be a good time to pick up a cut price used bargain.

WHAT YOU GET

The roof itself is a fully automatic fabric affair, MINI wisely choosing to reject the far more complex folding hard top fashion. Opting for this more complex engineering solution would not only have ruined the MINI's shape but also severely impinged on its luggage space. As it stands, the MINI retains a characteristic profile with the roof in place yet looks appealingly cheeky with the hood down. Press a button once and the roof slides back by 40cm, creating a sunroof effect. Press it again and the hood retracts fully, folding down behind the rear seats. It's not the neatest stowing arrangement but it only takes 15 seconds to get there and you'll retain a healthy 120 litres of storage space in the boot.

The boot itself is worth taking a look at and it's not often I find myself saying that in a road test. It's redolent of the original Mini insofar as it has a drop down lid which can double as a loading platform. A pair of steel cables mounted on a sprung retractor act as boot hinges and can hold up to 80kg which, in old money, is nigh on 13 stone. With the roof in place - i.e. up - there's 165 litres of stowage space but those wishing to transport bulkier items are also accommodated. By flicking a pair of levers located in the boot, the rear fastening of the roof can be detached, allowing the entire rear section to be raised. This in turn creates a wider space through which bigger items can be loaded. Couple that with the folding rear seats and you'll be able to jemmy-in some surprisingly loads. MINI claim a total capacity of 605 litres.

WHAT YOU PAY

If you're after a soft-top One, you'll need around £9,000 for the entry-level manual car. Plenty of owners upgraded to the ‘Salt' and ‘Pepper' option packs for this model and the Salt tacks another £300 onto the base price while the Pepper commands an additional £700 above the standard car. The Cooper was extremely popular and probably makes the most attractive compromise between affordability and acceleration. These open at £10,000 on an 04-plate with the Pepper packed cars commanding £10,300 and the Chiili models £10,575. The Cooper S models offer a lot of power and are something of an acquired taste. These open at £11,375 with the autromatic version tacking £500 onto that price.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Practically all MINI owners paid the extra £100 for the five-year ‘TLC' servicing option, and as such your prospective purchase will probably have had some main dealer attention. The unfortunate fact that is beginning to emerge is that it may well have needed it. Apart from a recall to modify some car's fuel filler necks, many owners have seen somewhat more of their local BMW service bay than they would have expected. More than a few have reported that the ball races at the top pivot points of their front suspension struts were lacking caps and exposed to the elements. This seemed to be the cause of left hand pull on some models, rectified by fitting new struts. Rattling dashboards and badly fitting roof guttering were also repetitive complaints amongst owners. The hood mechanism has proved reasonably sturdy to date but check for rips of the hood material or staining caused by water trapped in a retracted hood.

REPLACEMENT PARTS

A clutch assembly is around £130. Front brake pads are around £40, a full exhaust about £360, an alternator around £100 and a tyre around £40. A starter motor is about £120. A headlamp is about £165.

ON THE ROAD

One of the key aims when designing the Convertible was to offer the fun of top-down motoring without sacrificing too much in terms of space and driving dynamics. Imagine a shoe box with the lid on it. It's quite rigid but if you pop the lid off it suddenly becomes a rather wobbly thing. The same applies to convertible cars when their hard tops are removed and a lot of work goes into remedial reinforcement work to rectify this. If you've ever wondered why soft top cars are often heavier than their tin top equivalents, now you know. MINI claim their Convertible offers the same go-kart style handling as the hatch and this is testament to thorough bracing. Weight has crept up and as a result acceleration is a little blunted compared to the hard top sibling but the One will still hit 60mph in 11.6 seconds and the Cooper will stop the watch in a very reasonable 9.6 seconds. Get the Cooper S and we're talking 7.4s, that should be fast enough for most.

OVERALL

The MINI Convertible may not be especially practical nor is it the driver's tool that the hard top version is but it's nevertheless a fun piece of kit. The Cooper S seems a little OTT, and most buyers will be perfectly happy with the prettier Cooper model.

About the Author

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