I ' d love to know who the users of these highways are primarily . Is it commuters from just outside of town or way out of town . Would $ 4 a day make some users take transit ? <| sep |> Each shipping company has a pricing tool on their website . Why should we do your work for you ? <| sep |> Cool what was your list ? <| sep |> None in my province unfortunately , thanks for the tip though ! <| sep |> Won ' t matter . Michigan announced today Trump won after recount . So even if she won PA and WI she still loses . But with my state , PA , being unrecountable , well , better just get Hillary a participation trophy . <| sep |> Lithops are very easy to over water . I think that one is rotting , remove it asap so it doesn ' t spread to the others . I see new growth on the end of that stem of pearls . Cut it off , let the end dry for a couple days and stick it in the soil with the rest of the plant . Do the same with the larger section that is wrinkled , they may both die , but maybe the new growth will survive ! As for the Echeveria , you could remove the leaves from the base , they should come off easily . Babies tend to grow from the base where leaves have shed too ! To correct growth , you can behead it by cutting the stem with a sterilized sharp knife about 2 . 53 inches from the top . Remove the lower leaves , dip it in cinnamon powder or root hormone if you happen have itthe pearls too and let the end callus over for a few days . You can either leave it sitting on the soil and wait for roots or put it in dry soil and don ' t water for 23 weeks . Leaving some healthy leaves on the ' stump ' will give it energy to grow pups too ! Oh and the couple leaves you pull off of the beheaded rosette you can try to propagate also . Make sure everything is in well draining soil and you only water when the soil is dry , except with the lithops . I wait until mine start to wrinkle a little before I water them . Good luck !