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Why the distribution business may see radical change isn't immediately apparent. Electric utilities staking out positions in the emerging electricity commodity markets will be tempted to view their DisCos as a source of dependable cash flow and, perhaps, as durable brand franchises that will continue to retain significant local market shares in the event of retail competition. In contrast to generation and retailing, distribution looks safe and staid. It remains a natural monopoly (it will rarely make sense to duplicate pipe or wire), and will likely continue subject to local regulation. Functions (such as marketing) that are critical to survival under retail competition are migrating to other parts of the utility.
Nevertheless, electricity distribution, along with gas distribution, remains a mammoth industry. With the wholesale commodity value of kilowatt-hours and therms removed, the distribution industry in the United States still generates revenues of about $50 billion in electricity, and $25 billion in natural gas. Most of these revenues, arguably, represent the value added from energy distribution (em and compensation for a wide-ranging and complex set of activities. In the electric utility industry, distribution represents only one-third of the assets, but half of the employees and an even larger share of the collection of
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Kenny Rogers Leads Toy Drive for Kids Affected by Hurricane Sandy
SKH MusicKenny Rogers gave back to the community of Englewood, New Jersey, in a big way earlier this week. In light of the recent devastation to the area from Hurricane Sandy, Kenny teamed up with the Englewood Fire Department and the Bergen Performing Arts Center to collect toys for children affected by the storm in Bergen ******. Kenny stopped by the Englewood Fire Department before his concert there to present the toys.
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Review of the 2009 Hyundai Genesis
With optional V8 power, a roomy interior and plenty of standard and optional equipment, this luxury sedan in the $30,000-$40,000 price range deserves serious consideration.
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Smooth and powerful engines, comfortable ride, features and options galore, good value for the money.
Lacks brand cachet, no all-wheel-drive option, rear seat does not fold down.
What's New for 2009
The 2009 Hyundai Genesis is an all-new model. It's Hyundai's first rear-wheel-drive luxury car for the U.S. market.
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What's New for 2009
The 2009 Hyundai Genesis is an all-new model. It's Hyundai's first rear-wheel-drive luxury car for the U.S. market.
If ever an automaker deserved a "Most Improved" award, it would be Hyundai. Within the last decade or so, the Korean company has gone from building cars that were the butt of cruel jokes to competent vehicles that just might be the cause of some sleepless nights for Honda and Toyota executives.
Now that Hyundai has proven it can keep up with Japanese carmakers when it comes to producing high-quality and reliable small and midsize cars at value prices, the company has set its sights on the large luxury sedan market with the 2009 Hyundai Genesis.
The Genesis matches up pretty closely with the Chrysler 300 in terms of wheelbase and overall length, but the Hyundai's exterior styling is less dramatic. If anything, the Genesis resembles a cleaner interpretation of a Benz S-Class. A 290-horsepower V6 is the entry-level engine, but the bigger news is a 4.6-liter V8 pumping out an impressive 375 hp. Both engines send their power to the rear wheels through a six-speed automatic transmission. A well-tuned suspension, a full complement of the latest luxury and safety features and a striking, high-quality cabin complete the package.
With badges removed, the Genesis could easily pass as a Lexus or Mercedes-Benz, although we doubt many brand-conscious folks would give a Hyundai a second glance. Still, anyone shopping in the $30K-$40K entry-level luxury sport sedan segment would be remiss if they didn't give the 2009 Hyundai Genesis serious consideration.
Body Styles, Trim Levels, and Options
The 2009 Hyundai Genesis is a full-size rear-wheel-drive luxury sport sedan that comes in two trims dictated by engine type. The Genesis 3.8 V6 comes with 17-inch alloy wheels, full power accessories, power front seats (eight-way driver and four-way passenger), dual-zone automatic climate control, a seven-speaker audio system (includes a CD player, satellite radio and iPod and auxiliary input jacks), leather seating, heated front seats, a power tilt/telescoping steering wheel and cruise control.
The Genesis 4.6 V8 includes 18-inch alloy wheels, chrome exterior accents, rain-sensing wipers, premium leather trim (including dash and doors), a wood-and-leather-trimmed steering wheel, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, an upgraded audio system (with a six-disc CD changer and 15 Lexicon speakers), a power rear sunshade, an eight-way power passenger seat and driver memory settings.
Most of the 4.6's features are available on the 3.8 via a Premium Package. Optional for both models is a Technology Package that includes xenon headlights, a trip computer, front and rear park assist, a cooled driver seat (4.6 only), a Logic 7 surround-sound audio system, a hard-drive-based navigation system with real-time traffic, a rearview camera and Bluetooth.
Powertrains and Performance
The base engine is powered by a 3.8-liter V6 that produces 290 hp and 264 pound-feet of torque. The upgraded powertrain features a 4.6-liter V8 with 375 hp and 333 lb-ft. Those figures are with premium fuel; on regular, the numbers are 368 and 324, respectively. A six-speed automatic with manual shift capability sends the power to the rear wheels in both models.
For a big luxury sedan, the Genesis is quick -- we timed the butter-smooth V8 at just 5.9 seconds for the 0-60-mph sprint and 14 seconds flat for the quarter-mile. EPA fuel economy estimates for the V6 are 18 mpg city/27 mpg highway and 21 mpg combined; V8 estimates were unavailable as of this writing.
Antilock disc brakes, stability and traction control, active front head restraints, front- and rear-seat side airbags and full-length head curtain airbags are all standard.
Interior Design and Special Features
Inside the cabin, the 2009 Hyundai Genesis 4.6 V8 is outfitted like a true luxury sedan. Spacious, richly appointed and fully decked out with a comprehensive list of convenience features, this Hyundai looks and feels very much like a top-line Lexus. The seats are as comfortable as they appear, although they lack the kind of firm, highly bolstered Germanic treatment a sport sedan enthusiast might enjoy. The instrument panel's white-on-black electroluminescent gauges look like they came straight out of a Lexus.
The soft curves of the sweeping dashboard are complemented by an elegantly adorned center stack with numerous climate and audio controls, many of which have more driver-friendly counterparts either on the steering wheel or by the multimedia controller on the center console. Standard on the V8 model (and optional on the V6) is real leather trim that adorns the dash and door panels.
The trunk offers a capacity of 15.9 cubic feet, and although the rear seat does not fold down, there is a pass-through feature.
Driving Impressions
Tuned more toward the luxury end of the spectrum, the Genesis' suspension offers a soft ride with respectable handling. The latter is surprisingly neutral -- a run through the slalom showed the Genesis to be a little soft and slow, but impressively obedient. The electrohydraulic steering assist leaves the rack-and-pinion steering feeling more isolated from the tires than we'd prefer, but the steering itself is still precise and appropriate, given the scale and mission of the car. Nobody would ever mistake the Genesis for a BMW when it comes to steering, but Infiniti or Lexus owners will find it familiar.
While a stopping distance of 124 feet from 60 mph isn't what we'd call world-class, it's still pretty good for a 4,000-pound sedan wearing all-season tires.


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40% of the 1,000 most shared Instagram videos (Instavids) last month came from brands.
The 15 second long Instavid format has only been around for a few months, but is already giving Vine a run for its six second-long money. We've discussed the respective benefits of each in this provocatively titled article Fight Club! Instagram vs. Vine.
It seems that brands have been quick to utilise this longer form media. The 150m incumbent Instagram users are clearly a major draw, as opposed to the still not inconsiderable 40m users on Vine, although it should be noted that Vine picked up all those users in just nine months.
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For consumers in the United States wanting to give HBO their money for a subscription that doesn't require a cable bundle, the popular cable network delivered bad news earlier this year: thanks, but no thanks.
But HBO's response to the grassroots Take My Money, HBO! campaign didn't answer the question: can HBO ignore cord cutters forever?
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In today's multi-channel, multi-platform world, it's increasingly difficult for television networks to lure viewers to their shows. To succeed and build an audience, on-network promotions just won't cut it.
So a growing number of networks are turning to a strategy that has done quite well for a very different type of media company, Rovio, the maker of the hit gaming franchise Angry Birds.
by Patricio Robles 07 August 2012 14:40pm 2 comments
In January, Sky announced that it would be launching a new online TV service later this year. Designed in large part to allow non-Sky customers to access Sky content, the service would allow its subscribers to access a variety of content, including movies and sports, on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Right on schedule, Sky today announced that the service, dubbed NOW TV, will be launching tomorrow.
by Patricio Robles 16 July 2012 19:50pm 3 comments
When you think about digital piracy, music and movies probably top the list of the most sought-after types of content.
But according to a study conducted by Google and the Performing Right Society, it's piracy of live television that is growing the fastest.
by Patricio Robles 05 July 2012 14:38pm 2 comments
Google's acquisition of YouTube may prove to be one of the savviest in internet history. Although some believed it appeared rich at the time, ask any of the companies that could have purchased Facebook for $1bn-plus less than a decade ago, and they'd probably tell you that sometimes, eleven figures is cheap.
But a big part of the reason YouTube has been so successful following its acquisition by Google is that the search giant continues to invest heavily in its development. The company is working with Hollywood to produce original content, and has made great strides over the years in inking licensing pacts with content creators.
by Patricio Robles 15 June 2012 20:31pm 5 comments
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings probably won't win a CEO of the Year award for his efforts in 2011.
After all, he was largely responsible for one of the biggest strategic and branding disasters of the year when he jumped the gun on trying to move his company away from delivering DVDs by mail and focusing on streaming instead.
by Patricio Robles 01 March 2012 17:06pm 0 comments
It's a multi-channel, multi-platform and multi-screen world and that means one thing for broadcast and cable networks: distributing content effectively requires more than just access to the airwaves or cable pipes.
The networks realize this, which is why many have been rapidly pushing to make their content available to consumers wherever they go.
by Patricio Robles 28 February 2012 16:10pm 0 comments
Are cable customers ditching their cords, or shaving them? While the debate over what cable customers are doing and planning to do with their cords continues, one thing is clear: cable players are concerned.
So in an effort to prevent cord cutting, they're increasing looking to find ways to embrace the channel cord cutting is blamed on the internet.
by Patricio Robles 19 July 2011 16:40pm 0 comments
It's 2010, and HBO is getting with the digital revolution. This week the cable network started streaming its content online. With a tagline of "It's HBO on your computer," all of the network's series and films will now be available for streaming — to existing subscribers — at HBOGO.com.
HBO's premium content is the reason that more than a few consumers spring for cable. But the network isn't ready to bring their films and series directly to the public. They can always do that later, but it may be too late by then to make up the strides that Netflix has been making in online streaming.
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What Are The Actors Of 'Movie 43' Saying About It?
January 25th, 2013 10:45am EST
Well, actually, the actors aren't saying anything. As the NY Post puts it;
"None of the stars has promoted the film on talk shows or in magazines—which only generates more curiosity about what may the weirdest theatrical release ever."
So what is Movie 43? Well, simply, it was thought to be the most ambitious comedy title of this year, is set to either sink like a rock, or swim like Michael Phelps. Unfortunately, it looks like there's a trend towards the former, not the latter, which is truly a shame, because Movie 43 stems from the same genius that brought us "Dumb and Dumber" and "Me, Myself and Irene."
The star studded cast has been fairly hush-hush about their own thoughts about the movie; and we aren't sure if it's because of embarrassment or just because it's too good to let out before release.
Until now, there hasn't been much talk about it from the stars - but in an enlightening interview with the New York Post, the producers spilled some of their guts.
"It's hard to visualize," says co-Producer Charlie Wessler. "It's not your typical boy-meets-girl story." When asked about the lack of celebrity endorsement by the Post, producer Peter Farrelly had this to say; "The studio is not hiding it. We knew it would have to find its audience, and believe me, it will."
And that audience, as Farrelly puts it, is; "Kids, teenagers, 50-somethings who still smoke pot — they're all going to find something here,"
Now that's not surprising - mind you, this is the same audience who has been attracted to the "Scary Movie" franchise (ad Nauseum) over and over and over again. And there's nothing wrong with that - it's just pretending to be something unique and original, when really, it's not.
There's no 'comedy gold' here - folks. All we can tell from the trailers is that there's nothing here but a bunch of disjointed comedy skits, meant to shock the audience into laughter, though that's not what producer John Penotti told the Post.
"I just want to reinforce that the movie wasn't an attempt to shock,"
Which is a pretty tough truth to sell, after watching the trailer. (NSFW)
If you're thinking - 'that movie could use a little more classic comedy, and a little less...stupid' so are we. Well, as it turns out, the Zucker Brothers (Airplane) and the creative geniuses behind South Park both declined the invitation to help produce. And that's a real bummer. Their reasoning might be maniifold - the budget for the entire movie was a measly 6 million - and with so many big-box actors, the paychecks might already be spread a little thin.
Now, I'm not saying the movie WON'T be funny - it will be; in the same way that many modern parodies are. But this lacks the witty humor of classic Mel Brooks, Zucker or Monty Python films. It's mostly just lots of "Wow, I can't believe they actually did/said that! I don't know how to process this, so I'm just going to laugh."
The very forces of Hollywood that is working against Movie 43, which releases this month. Entertainment Weekly editor Tom Geier says, "January is usually where movies go to die."
Even the actors wanted out. "But we wouldn't let them." Farrelly explains. A policy of appeasement was instituted. "Wait for them. Shoot when they want to shoot. Guilt them to death." Unfortunately, it didn't work for everyone; particularly Colin Farrell who was cast to play in the Leprechaun-Butler scene.
"Conveniently, he couldn't make it," Gerard Butler said. " 'Oh, no, I think I need to cut my toenails' may have been the excuse. It's like, c'mon, Colin, you saw sense and backed out — admit it."
We can all hope that Movie 43 is well recieved - because for the price, it seems to be ambitious, perhaps a bit too much so. It seems that now Movie 43's success depends entirely on the gravity of it's silent cast to bring viewers to the theater to suffer through an hour and a half of disjointed jokes about sexually transmitted diseases, Fembots, PMS and boobs. We hope that will be enough.
Movie 43 releases today and stars Kate Winslet, Hugh Jackman, Naomi Watts, Halle Berry, Gerard Butler, Johnny Knoxville, Richard Gere and many more.
The Original Article can be found HERE. (Maureen Callahan)
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May 01. 2013 9:30PM
MANCHESTER— A man described by neighbors as the loving, patient father of a young boy was arrested Wednesday and charged with the stabbing death of his wife.
John Hogarty, 53, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of Michelle Hogarty, homicide prosecutors announced early Wednesday night.
The homicide took place at Hogarty's home at 316 Mammoth Road, Unit 1, authorities said.
According to neighbor Jeffrey Luebkert, about eight or nine police officers arrived about 5 a.m. with guns drawn.
They walked up the front steps yelling "put your hands up."
The charge followed hours of anticipation as police secured the scene and spent the day doing a crime-scene investigation.
"It just breaks my heart," said Suzanne Luebkert. She said she saw police lead her neighbor, the father of a 6-year-old boy, out of the home in handcuffs between 4:30 and 5:30 a.m. Wednesday.
At his arraignment Thursday morning in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, Hogarty said little except to answer yes to Judge Gregory Michael's questions about paperwork.
Assistant Attorney General Susan Morrell said Hogarty worked as a mechanic for a Subaru dealership in Milford, and Michelle Hogarty worked part-time at Hannaford supermarket on Hanover Street in Manchester. Workers at the store today said she was a cashier who worked one day a week but hasn't worked there in awhile.
Defense attorney John Newman asked at today's hearing that documents in the case be unsealed so he could prepare for a probable cause hearing scheduled for May 14, but Morrell objected, saying investigators needed to protect the integrity of the case. Judge Michael took the matter under advisement.
The complaint alleged that Hogarty stabbed his wife sometime between April 30 and May 1.
In court today, family members attending the hearing refused to comment to a reporter.
Morrell would not say when police took Hogarty into custody.
Nor would she answer questions about whether a child was in the house overnight Tuesday, or the whereabouts of the child after the killing.
"I don't want to comment on his status at all," she said.
Morrell returned to the home with police from the critical incident response unit about 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, where the blue, two-unit home remained cordoned off with yellow police tape.
Just inside the tape, someone left two bouquets of flowers in the grass in front of the home where Jeff Leubkert said he often saw John Hogarty playing with his son.
"I saw nothing that would lead me to believe he had any anger issues," Jeff Leubkert said. "He seemed to be a good father."
Luebkert said police removed the boy shortly after taking his father away. The boy appeared bewildered but was uninjured, she said.
Throughout the day, Manchester police stood outside the house, which was sealed off by crime scene tape.
"This will be an active investigation for quite a period of time," Morrell said.
In a statement issued early Wednesday night, authorities said police responded to a 911 call for service at the home at 4:54 a.m. Wednesday. Hogarty was officially charged with the crime Wednesday afternoon, Morrell said.
Luebkert said her neighbor played with his son outside every day. She hadn't seen the mother recently, but when the child was younger the mother sat on the steps and watched him play, Luebkert said.
Hogarty was always good with the little boy, she said.
"He had the patience of a saint. He is just a phenomenal father, always loving. No matter which way you look at it, it's a tragedy. God bless that little boy," she said.
Hogarty is being held without bail at the Valley Street Jail.
The state Medical Examiner's Office was expected to perform an autopsy Thursday morning.
Anyone with information about the crime should contact Manchester police detectives, authorities said.
New Hampshire Union Leader reporters Mark Hayward and Tim Buckland contributed to this report.
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With a history of nearly 20 years of great success and thrilling performances, Midnight Hour has built a solid reputation as one of the very best Philadelphia wedding bands. With their rock solid rhythm section perfectly complimented by the dazzling brass of 'The Midnight Horns,' and with male and female vocalists delivering spot on performances that pay tribute to the great singers from yesterday through today, Midnight Hour will pack your dance floor from start to finish, with a repertoire of music that goes beyond all boundaries.
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A - It is straw colored and cloudy. It is topped with half a glass of white head.
S - The smell is pear and some Belgian yeast. That is not what I was expecting.
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look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Initial impression: Almost drinks like a Belgian wheat ale.
Crisp, effervescence with a white biscuity head. Sweet aroma with hints of banana and bubble gum. Definite flavors of banana, clove and candy sugar. The alcohol hides well. I could enjoy a whole six pack of these for sure. This would drink very well during the summer on a hot Oklahoma day.
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look: 4.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Lemony yellow hued beer with a moderate haziness and pillowy thick, white foam. The carbonation is vigorous throughout, helping to sustain the head for many minutes after the pour. Yeasty, wheaty aroma, fruity, lightly spiced, much like a Weiss, but with a bit more malty sweetness.
The taste is a bit cleaner than expected, with sweet doughy malts, estery fruit notes, spice, and a powdery yeast finish. With the prickly strong carbonation it almost seems like a Strong Belgian Golden Ale but with wheat character. Moderately strong but the alcohol is kept well in check in terms of the flavor. Again the mouthfeel has almost champagne-like carbonation, but with a medium thickness.
Overall a quality beer from Bell's, and a bit unique as well. Bordering on the sweet side for my liking, but really it isn't overdone at all. Worth a try.
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02-01-2014 06:36:03 | More by bennetj17
3.29/5 rDev -15.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 3.25
12 oz bottle into a pint glass.
A: Pours a hazy golden color. The head is HUGE - three fingers high, barely off-white in shade, and immensely creamy. Retention is great, annoyingly. There are even some splotches of lacing left behind, which is a rarity in many wheat beers.
S: I admit, the whole "wheatwine" thing made me expect something akin to a hoppy barleywine with wheat, but this is actually closer to an weizenbock (or, if you want to be cynical, double APWA). The aroma is very banana-forward, with underlying notes of wheat and orange sweetness. There are also twinges of clove. In general, this is a sweet brew, but the aroma itself works quite nicely.
T: It opens, like I anticipated, sweetly - primarily, it's bringing candied sugar and banana. On the back end, the ester character becomes slightly clove-like. Could use more hops, but hey, the bottle's over 4 months old. However, the fact that I'm just not picking up ANYTHING resembling hop bitterness is rather disappointing. It's solid, but too sweet for my personal tastes.
M: While there's something of a dry finish to help counteract some of the sweetness, there's a subtle but uncomfortable astringency that's really bothering me. Carbonation is good, stopping just short of being intense. It's drinks about as well as you'd expect an 8% wheat beer would.
O: It's good to be surprised once in a while. I definitely wasn't expecting an imperialized hefeweizen. As a rule of thumb, I'm going to compare this to other weizenbocks, and in that regard, it falls a little short. Still pretty good, still worth drinking again, just not worth buying 6-packs of.
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The phenomenon of women bringing home the bacon is nothing new. But a new study shows that women are now the leading – or only — breadwinners in 40 percent of American households.
Women earn more than men in almost a quarter of U.S. households, a huge leap from 50 years ago, when only a handful of women brought home more income, according to a study released Wednesday by the Pew Research Center.
Women are now the leading or solo breadwinners in 40 percent of households, compared with just 11 percent in 1960, according to Census Bureau data analyzed by Pew.
That's both good and bad, depending which part of the ladder you're on: At the top, educated women are catching up with men in the workforce, but on the bottom rungs are more single moms than ever—most of them living near the poverty line.
"It's a long-term trend since the '60s that the breadwinner moms have gone up," said Wendy Wang, a Pew research associate and the lead author of the report.
Seventy-one percent of husbands are working in households where women make more money than their spouses, and they have a median family income of $80,000, according to 2011 data.
In 1960, only 4 percent of women made more than their husbands; it's now 23 percent. That translates into 5.1 million married "breadwinner moms." Of those making more than their husbands, 49 percent have at least a college degree, 65 percent are white and 67 percent are between the ages of 30 and 50.
Women, who for generations were not in the workforce in the same numbers as men, are still catching up. The Pew study noted that despite the fact that women are now equally or better educated than their husbands, most men still earn more than their spouses.
While Oprah Winfrey and Marissa Meyer are often mentioned as high-profile examples of that trend, the other end of the economic spectrum is driving the numbers.
The other part of the female breadwinner equation focuses on the steep rise in unwed mothers. In 1960, only 5 percent of women with children were unmarried. In 2010, that number had increased to 41 percent, according to research from the National Center for Health Statistics cited in the Pew report. The median income for a single mother who has never been married was $17,400 as of 2011. That can include income from a job, child support and government assistance.
In 1960, only 4 percent of women made more than their husbands; it's now 23 percent. That translates into 5.1 million married "breadwinner moms."
Of the never-married mothers, 49 percent have a high school education or less, and 46 percent are 30 or younger; 40 percent were black, 24 percent Hispanic and 32 percent white.
The Pew survey also gauged opinion on more women becoming the primary breadwinner."The public is really conflicted about the trend," Wang said.
Overall, survey respondents liked the economic benefits to their families but also worried that work might take a toll on their children and marriages. About 67 percent said the change made it easier for families to earn enough money to live comfortably; about 28 percent said it was harder for families to earn enough, and 2 percent said it made no difference, according to Pew.
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Calibre in the Cloud
I've mentioned before that I keep my entire e-book collection in my Dropbox folder, and I can access it anywhere I have a Web connection. I didn't come up with the idea myself; instead, I shamelessly stole the idea from Bill Childers. I suspect he stole it from someone else, so feel free to steal the idea from me.
Basically, it involves two programs, both free (well, three, if you count Dropbox). First, create a folder inside your Public folder that resides in your Dropbox folder. You can name this folder anything you like, but because it will be hosting all your e-books, it's wise to name it something no one would guess.
Then, in Calibre, click on the bookshelf icon (upper left), and click "switch library". Then, select that new secret folder you made inside your Public Dropbox folder. Calibre will move your entire library to that folder, so make sure you have enough free space in your Dropbox to handle your entire e-book collection. If you have too many e-books, you could create a separate library inside Calibre and just keep a select few books in that Public folder.
Now you should have a working install of Calibre that stores your e-books and database inside your Dropbox. You simply can open this library file with Calibre on other computers that sync with Dropbox, or you can go one step further and create a cloud-based repository that you can browse from any computer. And, that's where calibre2opds comes into play.
calibre2opds is a Java application that creates a Web site from your Calibre library. Download the Java application from http://www.calibre2opds.com, and launch it with your favorite Java runtime environment. Once it's launched, you'll see many options for tweaking how your library will look. The first thing you need to do is make sure the Database Folder is pointed to the secret folder to which you moved your Calibre library. Then, you'll want to set the Catalog Folder to something. It's okay to leave it set to _catalog, which is the default.
Figure 1. calibre2opds is a GUI Java application.
Next, you need to decide what sort of Web site you want to create. If you want to be able to browse it with any Web browser, leave the "Compatibility Level" at "OPDS". If you want to browse directly with your Android device, you can choose either TROOK or ALDIKO, and calibre2opds will generate a catalog that those readers can access directly. Once you tweak any other settings to your liking, click the Generate Catalogs button on the bottom, and it will create all the files you need right inside your Calibre database folder.
Because you did all this inside your Public Dropbox folder, you can look for that _catalog folder and find the index.html file inside it. Right-click on index.html, get the Dropbox public link for it, and see the result. (Note: you may need to find the index.xml file if you're trying to browse with Aldiko or Trook.)
Figure 2. Here is my e-book collection, created by calibre2opds.
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Much simpler setup: a cloud ebook library
I used to use Calibre + Calibre OPDS, but the setup is bit complicated and regenerating the catalog every time manually is annoying. So I end up with a simple Web service I programmed, catalog.im. It helps me to organize all my ebook collections and it gives a up-to-date OPDS feed. All I need to do is to upload my ebooks, and these ebooks will appear in the library and the OPDS feed.
I would like to invite you to try it out, anyone interested? Please drop me a mail to felixding[at]gmail.com
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so called cloud computing
So we have what is basically main frame computing over the internet, using javascript to make it download faster. How is this new? Why would I want to put my personal, non-public information on some else's computer system, where they keep backups of it, so that even if I delete things, there is still and always will be a copy, on their systems? Sounds like a bad idea, to me.
Wake up and realize the hype. Why would I want to pay someone to put my stuff online, to be able to view it from anywhere, there is an internet connection, that I can use, when storage media, such as sdhc, external usb disk drives, are so cheap and compact? And I can view it from anywhere there is power. And for free!
And if you need an id and password to view an online account, why would there be an issue, about putting copyrighted material on there?
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copyrighted is ok
as long as it is not in PUBLIC folders.
PUBLIC=shared and thus you are
distributing copyrighted materials.
Dropbox is cancelling accounts of calibre2opds users
Pay attention following these instructions: there's a post on calibre2opds blog
that informs about Dropbox closing accounts because of the material suspect of copyright infringement (books!) in the Dropbox public folders.
That seems pretty dumb
So I can't use dropbox to backup mp3 files from bands? It seems pretty dumb for dropbox to say you can't have copyrighted materials in it.
Only in PUBLIC folders
No, it's not talking about keeping your MP3s in Dropbox, only keeping your MP3 backups of copyrighted material in public (ie Shared to the world) folders.
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If you've been to a San Francisco 49ers football game in Candlestick Park, then you've heard Matt Crevin's voice as he calls the plays in the stadium. "I'm up in the press box," he explains. "I'm the voice up there." Matt riffed on that part-time professional sideline when he named his business, Voice of the Box, which he started a few years ago. As a consultant and career coach, he helps college students and young adults enter sports careers, not as players, but in the panoply of jobs working with and around professional athletes. It is "the hidden side of sports," he says, working in team organizations and in clothing, nutrition, marketing and more. While he grew up in the east bay area of San Francisco and attended San Jose State, Matt comes with local cred. His dad Larry grew up in Seattle and attended Temple De Hirsch (pre-Sinai), Garfield High and the University of Washington. "It's funny that I am in my father's hometown," he says. Matt's career reads like a guide to what he now teaches others. Twenty years ago he started with an unpaid internship at the 49ers. That turned into a paying PR job, which turned into corporate jobs at FedEx and Microsoft, which landed him in the Seattle area. During those years he started interviewing people in sports as a hobby, videoing interviews and posting them on the web. As those generated interest, people in that field began asking for help and advice. "I had a parallel career," he says and his interest in corporate life began to wane. "My light bulb finally" went on. With his qualifications in sales and marketing he launched the business. "What makes this fun for me," is combining "real world, practical, fresh insight" with "20 years of sports industry knowledge and connections," he says. Matt recently published a book, "Get in the Game." Information is at his website (www.voiceofthebox.com), where you'll also find career tips and some of those video interviews. He's developing a radio show, "Beyond the Game," which can be heard at www.spreaker.com, and he often speaks publicly and attends career fairs. Now a member of Temple De Hirsch Sinai in Bellevue, Matt says he's busy "raising two Jewish boys, which is going to be a lot of fun." "It's like an addiction," says Seattle attorney Harvey Grad. That would be the Wheels of Love fundraising bike ride he's done in Israel for nine years. The ride benefits ALYN Hospital, Israel's only pediatric and adolescent rehabilitation facility for children with a wide range of congenital and acquired conditions, from cerebral palsy to accident or terror injuries (www.alynride.org). "It's kind of hard to explain," he continues, "especially to people who have seen me peeled off the street" after two bike accidents. Harvey, 64, has done at least part of the multi-day November ride for the past nine years, except the year he broke his femur and convinced his son Ben to ride instead of him. There are three events. Harvey does the road ride, about 20 to 40 kilometers a day with fewer hills than either the "road challenge" or the off-road ride. Those are done by "elite riders. I am a sort of lite rider," he joked in an email. On the final day, up to 600 bikers ride up the hill to the Jerusalem hospital, where they are greeted by the patients and staff. "We wait to see them and they look forward to all of us showing up," Harvey says. A 1987 Seattle-to-Portland (STP) ride got him started on long distance riding. The Cascade Bicycle Club's STP, and other similar rides, often involving 100-plus miles a day, continue to be part of his training. Although he says he first attempted the ALYN ride in 2004 for adventure and chesed (kindness), he got hooked on the cause and the kids in the hospital. He became a board member of American Friends of ALYN Hospital last year, and he has built connections both locally and around the world. "I have made incredible friendships," he says. "I could list so many people who I keep in touch with and each trip to Israel is still magical." The hospital is "a feat of peace," he says. Funds raised by the ride pay for extra therapists for the kids, who come from all over Israel and the territories. There's a lot of information about the hospital at www.alyn.org, and you can help Harvey with fundraising at www.WOLUSA.org/HarveyGrad.
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An hour-long webinar, "How to Write a Mission Statement and Stick to It," held April 16 and sponsored by the Alliance for CME, focused on how to write a mission statement that meets the Accreditation Council for CME's updated accreditation criteria. "The new focus starts with your mission statement," said speaker Ed Dellert, RN, MBA, vice president, educational resources, American College of Chest Physicians, Northbrook, Ill.
"Consider (the mission statement) the blueprint or the road map for how you will operate your CME program," added co-presenter Billie Dalrymple, director, continuing medical education, Texas Medical Association, Austin.
What's new, speakers explained, is that your mission statement needs to include the program's expected results in terms of competence, performance, or patient outcomes. It doesn't have to encompass all three areas, but it should incorporate one or more of them. If your goal is physician competence, for example, the mission statement should say that physicians will know how to apply what was learned and it should include a method of measurement.
The mission statement should also include four other elements: a succinct statement about why the organization is supporting an accredited CME program (the purpose of the activity); an outline of the general subject or content areas of activities; a description of the target audience; and the activity types, including the formats you will use.
"Every time you do an activity, you have to look at how it fits into the different aspects of your mission statement," said Dellert. And, he concluded, it's critically important to communicate your mission to faculty.
The third in the series of webinars, "How to Use Data to Determine CME Program Success" was held June 18. All three webinars, which focus on meeting the ACCME's updated accreditation criteria, are available in an archived version. For more information, go to the Alliance Web site.


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Imaging tests, such as MRI or CT scan, are often done after a first seizure. And they are recommended in other situations.
An MRI or CT scan may be done immediately if you had a seizure along with confusion or new motor or sensory problems that did not improve soon after the seizure ended. Ongoing headache or fever, AIDS, recent head trauma, cancer, or anticoagulant therapy also increases the likelihood that the seizure was related to a serious brain problem. The nature of the seizure and your age can also help determine whether an imaging test is needed.
Imaging tests may be used before epilepsy surgery to find the exact location of a problem in the brain. Because scans are able to detect brain lesions, they can also be helpful in deciding whether it is safe to stop treatment with medicine. The presence of lesions increases your risk of having seizures if you stop taking medicine.
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Removing an elected official from office is not an easy undertaking. This answer is not a substitute for independent legal advice. If your question pertains to the removal of a trustee as the chairman of the board, Montana law provides that the trustee, once elected, shall serve until the next organizational meeting when officers are elected.
"The presiding officer of the trustees of any district shall serve until the next organization meeting and shall preside at all the meetings of the trustees in accordance with the customary rules of order. The presiding officer shall perform the duties prescribed by this title and any other duties that normally pertain to a presiding officer." Mont. Code Ann. §20-3-321(2).
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Sol LeWitt
American (Hartford, Connecticut, 1928 - 2007, New York City, New York)Working drawing for Wall Drawing #552A: Tilted forms with color ink washes superimposed. [San Francisco Museum of Modern Art installation (5th floor, room 15, wall 21)]
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Features (This is a full rewrite - not all features may be working right now) Basic Monitor all active Item or Spell(incl. Pet) Cooldowns as Buttons. Grouping Buttons for Items and Spells in its own Button Bars Support for combining both to one Bar Support for a Bar with Expiring Cooldowns Option to split single Cooldowns from that Groups and Displaying them on saved positions. GUI Based Configuration Customization Skinnable Buttons with Masque Button size and opacity configurable You can... | |||||
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Coconuts adds a button to your interface that smartly decides a random mount for you. If you're in Outland and have a flying mount, it will pick it! Also lets you dismount. Easy switching to a slower mount or to a ground mount if you need to. To pick your next slowest mount, hold down (default) Shift and click the button. To pick your ground mount while in an area which allows flying and you have a flying mount, hold down (default) Alt. To dismount while on a flying mount, hold down Shift,... | |||||
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Investors with exposure to traditional Treasuries will take a beating if bond prices begin to dip off their three-decade long run and yields start to rise. Nevertheless, there are exchange traded fund options to help cope with the shifting tides.
Jason Schenker, president of Prestige Economics, argues that the market faces "an impending rise in interest rates" as the economy grows and inflation rises, reports Trang Ho for Investor's Business Daily. Schenker suggests investors should switch out of fixed-income assets and into equities, commodities and housing to protect against rising rates. [Bond ETFs: What Happens When the Fed Goes Home?]
Of course, that doesn't mean investors should cash out of bonds completely. Fixed-income investments can provide income, diversification and safety in volatile stock markets.
For every bond, duration reveals the security's sensitivity to interest rate risk. Typically, a one year duration roughly translates to a 1% change in the bond's price for each percentage change in yields, IBD notes. Consequently, bond ETFs with a longer duration have more to lose in a rising rate environment.
For instance, the iShares Barclays 7-10 Year Treasury ETF (IEF) has corrected 3$ from its 52-week high of 109.89 on July 25 as yields on the ETF rose to 1.77% from 1.43%. The iShares Barclays 20+ Year Treasury ETF (TLT) dropped 11.4% from its 52-week high from July 25 as yields increased to 2.54% from 2.11%.
Todd Rosenbluth, director of ETF research at S&P Capital IQ, in the IBD article also warned that high-yield and investment grade corporate debt may also get hit due to emotional selling and liquidation.
Instead, Rosenbluth suggested looking into the SPDR Barclays Capital Short-Term High Yield Bond ETF (SJNK) as it has a lower duration. SJNK has a 2.12 year duration and a 4.54% 30-day SEC yield. In comparison, the SPDR Barclays High Yield Bond ETF (JNK) has a 4.32 year duration and a 5.21% 30-day SEC yield. [Short-Term Bond ETFs for Rising Rates]
For the more aggressive approach, investors can look at the ProShares 20+ Year Treasury ETF (TBF), which produces the inverse daily performance of long-term Treasuries. The fund has gained 9.4% from July. Since it the fund rebalances daily, the ETF's performance may not perfectly reflect the long-term inverse performance of the underlying index over a long period of time.
Timothy Evans, chief market strategist at Long Leaf Trading Group, also suggests the PowerShares DB U.S. Dollar Index Bullish Fund (UUP).
"When interest rates start to rise, the dollar usually gains momentum against other currencies because higher rates attract foreign capital to investment instruments that are denominated in dollars, such as T-bills, notes and bonds," Evans said in the article. "Money chases yield and an influx in capital will be U.S. dollar friendly."
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Robert Grady Ellison Sr. of Pimlico, a retired electronics technician for Mead Westvaco, died Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 24, 2013 at the Hospice Center of Charleston. He was 76.
Surviving are his wife, Retha Marcus Ellison; three sons, Daniel R. Ellison of Kingsport, TN, M. Todd Ellison and his wife, Becky, of Moncks Corner, and Robert G. Ellison and his wife, Amanda, of Goose Creek; a sister, Ann Stevens and her husband, Ted, of Apopka, FL; three brothers, Sidney Ellison of Johnson City, TN, Chuck Ellison and his wife, Geri, of Apopka, FL, and Ricky Ellison and his wife, Debbie, of Birmingham, AL; and four grandchildren.
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Battleship Cathy
Battleship Cathy is on a mission to find a romantic partner in a casual social setting!
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X - shoot (keep it pressed)
ARROW KEYS - move
C - call allies/reinforcements (if you have any)
Q - exit level
0 - mute
-/+ - adjust volume
P - pause
M - menu (map only; you can select allies from here)
Traitor puts you into the shoes of a soldier of the Augustan Hegemony, forced to rise up against your former masters after you're ordered to do something you simply cannot accept. Explore the Aventinus Complex, complete missions, upgrade your ship and gather allies until you can overthrow the tyrants who have brought such misery to the people.
[Note: If you're playing in Firefox and experience odd control problems, try switching to Chrome or Opera.]
[Current version: 1.7]
1. The game opens up after the 4th mission, when you reach the map.
2. Upgrades are available in shops on the map screen.
3. The menu allows you to see your stats, achievements and allies.
4. If a mission is too difficult, try playing a different one and upgrading your ship.
5. In some situations, survival is more important than destroying all enemy ships.
If your medals aren't unlocking, this is probably because the NG server is having some hiccups. Try reloading the page and see if the preloader ad is being displayed. Then go to the in-game Achievements screen; the game will try to unlock any medals you should already have.
A very enjoyable game. The gameplay was both simple yet fun which was suited for the simplistic outline graphics, it worked well enough that even with little variation on objectives the game didn't get boring. I did enter the game with an objective mind but despite skipping most of the early dialogue I did find it began to captivate me to want to complete it with how you made the setting of the game revolve around showing the state people were in which wanted me to play to help them.
Perhaps my biggest complaint would be that I had no idea what order I was playing in, but with that said I just went around getting upgrades to weapons and regeneration (which did break the game somewhat early on but was needed later) and just pushed through everything that came up. But alas it didn't seem to cause much in the way of mixing up the story, so as a whole it didn't cause a problem since the path I did seem to take was beatable early on. Whether this is a fault or if it was planned, I wouldn't know. But either way it won over the complaint I was going to initially give.
Considering I don't tend to enjoy these vertical shooter games, I have to admit this is successful in making me play such a game to the end with the involving atmosphere.
I love the game except for one major flaw. i can't see the top and bottom of the game window at the same time. its too tall and stretches out of my computer screen. other than that yeah its great.
Brilliant man. One of the best game I've played. Excellent story.
Amazing.The only thing I regret is that the story could be a LITTLE better.Over all I give 2 stars for graphics,2 stars for music and 1 star for the story.Very good game and I look forward to the rest of your works! :D
The game acts as if it's sending more of a message than it actually is. The Latin phrase in the end was more funny than anything.
The story is cartoonish. The villains could be twisting their moustaches over a roasting baby-fire, and the hero is a brave soul who dared to dream in a cruel world (melodramatics). The game is not in any way sending a meaningful message.
As a game it's damn fine, but the story is just completely pretentious. Well, when there's exposition outside of a quest dialogue. Otherwise there isn't much story at all, short of "Bad Thing X isn't nice, go shoot Bad Thing X for us".


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Kenmore 8,000 BTU Through-the-Wall Room Air Conditioner
Item# 04270085000 | Model# 70085Specifications & Dimensions
Dimensions and Capacity: | |
Cabinet Depth (in.): | 19 |
Cabinet Height (in.): | 14.5 |
Cabinet Width (in.): | 24 |
Max. Wall Thickness: | 18 |
Weight (lbs.): | 60 |
General Features: | |
24 Hour Timer: | Yes |
Air Direction: | 4-way: adjustable horizontal and vertical louvers |
Automatic Shut Off: | No |
Capability: | Cooling |
Color Family: | White |
Fan Type: | Blower wheel |
Filter Material: | Polypropylene mesh |
Filter Type: | Replaceable Filter |
General Warranty: | 1 year limited/ 5 year sealed system limited |
Installation Type: | Through the wall |
No. of Cooling Speeds: | 3 |
No. of Fan Only Speeds: | 3 |
Plug Type: | LCDI, 5-15P |
Power Cord Included: | Yes |
Remote Control: | Yes |
Sleep Mode/Timer: | Yes |
Sleeve Included: | No |
Certifications: | |
ADA Compliant: | Yes |
ENERGY STAR Compliant: | No |
ETL Listed: | No |
UL Listed: | Yes |
Power and Performance: | |
Compressor Type: | Rotary |
Control Type: | Electronic |
Cooling Amperage: | 8.0 |
Cooling BTU: | 8000 |
Cooling Wattage: | 850 |
Energy Efficiency Rating: | 9.4 |
Heating Amperage: | 0 |
Kilowatt Hrs. per Year: | 638 |
Maximum Air Flow (CFM): | 273 |
Rated Amps (Receptacle): | 15 |
Room Coverage in Sq. Ft.: | 350 |
Total Connected Load: | N/A |
Voltage: | 110/120V |
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Product Description
You can cool up to 350 square feet with this Kenmore through-the-wall room air conditioner. It's ENERGY-STAR qualified and comes with a 24-hour on/off timer, so you save electricity. The full-function remote senses the room temperature, and 4-way air-direction control lets you aim the cool air where you need it.
- Cools up to 350 square feet
- 24 Hour ON/OFF timer
- Sleep mode
- Location sensing maintains temperature based on the location of the remote
- ENERGY STAR® rated
- Earth-friendly 410A refrigerant
- One-touch controls
- Filter-cleaning reminder
- 8-way air-direction control
- 3 cool speeds
- 3 fan speeds
- 9.4 energy-efficiency rating
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This is a great window a/c. Its a little noisy but no more than others I've heard. I like the remote and the energy star setting which adjusts the cooling and fan powers as the room cools.
We installed this unit 3 years ago, but we've really only used it during the 3 hottest months of the year here in So. Calif. (July, August, September). The rest of the year, it just sits there, unplugged. So, although we've owned/had it installed for 3 years, it's only been used for about 9-10 months TOTAL! We have also been very diligent about do-it-yourself care of the unit (cleaning the filter regularly, etc.) Yet, in spite of the fact that we take good care of it and hardly ever use it, our unit has already broken down; the fan plate for the evaporator has busted after less that a year of use! I mean, seriously? That is just pathetic, really.
Middletown, RI
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It works great n easy to put in
Groton, CT
I am not sure what the energy saver mode is SUPPOSED to do, but I can tell you what it DOES do: Makes it so that the unit only operates for seconds at a time and never cools the room down to the setpoint temp. The front plate screen says "72" and the remote says "81" and yet the unit isn't on? What gives? I am fairly sure that the only way Kenmore was able to have this unit's efficiency rated so well was to have it simply not work!
Bronx, NY
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I bought a Kenmore wall unit two years ago. I barely used the AC and this year burned out the control unit. One week later the fan and the cooler gave up. Sears is not covering the repair. Worst productdo not buy.
Watertown, CT
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Our tri-level home has air on the 2nd and 3rd floors but not in the finished walk-out basement where there is a bedroom and a full bath. Typical 20 x 12 SF. Could not find a quality in wall unit in the big box stores. Sears had this unit on sale and we purchased it. We are not big on Sears products since we have had issues with our HE Kenmore washing machine, dryer and a dishwasher. Read good things about this air-conditioner and purchased it. So far the unit keeps this bedroom very cool. We had to hire a carpenter to install. If you do not install properly, the weather will enter into the house. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Belleville, IL
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We had to emergency replace an 8 yr old Kenmore unit, and we were relieved that it fit the old sleeve. Installation was simplified because of that. It has a new filter set-up, and whenever the compressor kicks on, it RATTLES...nothing we've done will stop it-bad in a bedroom! It is nice to be cool again, especially this summer! We still wish we hadn't cut through the house to install and wish we'd just used a window unit, as it is DRAFTY in winter, and costs twice as much!
Sussex, WI
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It is nice to finally have an air conditioner that keeps me cool!!
Poughkeepsie, NY
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I installed this unit in my twins room to replace an old unit. It fit right in the old sleeve(saved $100 on buying a new one) and was easy to install. I love that the remove has the temp sensor in it so it gives a better reading of the room. Only thing I don't like is the unit doesn't show if the built in sensor or the remote sensor is active.
Elmira, NY
via sears.com
This air conditioner is awesome. The weather hasn't been too hot but the day that hit 80`s it was cooling my apartment and it was very comfortable. Thanks
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This unit is very quiet and works well. I have a fairly large bedroom 18x20 with an attached bath and this cools it to 65 degrees in about an hour. Kept up with the hot summer weather this year very well. I hung out in the bedroom all the time when it was extremely hot out and it was cool and comfortable. I like the room cold and this does the trick, not too bad on the electric bill either. Love the remote to turn the fan up or down at night depending on how cold i want to be. The energy saver mode doesn't keep it as cold as i like, but if you don't need your room an icebox i guess it would be fine. Once again this is a quality unit that does the job in a larger bedroom.
Anaheim, CA
via sears.com
We installed this unit 3 years ago, but we've really only used it during the 3 hottest months of the year here in So. Calif. (July, August, September). The rest of the year, it just sits there, unplugged. So, although we've owned/had it installed for 3 years, it's only been used for about 9-10 months TOTAL! We have also been very diligent about do-it-yourself care of the unit (cleaning the filter regularly, etc.) Yet, in spite of the fact that we take good care of it and hardly ever use it, our unit has already broken down; the fan plate for the evaporator has busted after less that a year of use! I mean, seriously? That is just pathetic, really.


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Pop superstar Justin Bieber is pulled over by a Los Angeles Police Officer while out driving his Batman themed Cadillac CTSV.
Bieber was reportedly pulled over after he made a left turn from the middle lane while traffic was still moving.
After a few minutes of checking details …
The Police Officer was seen letting Bieber go without a ticket.
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This is not the first time Justin has run into trouble in his tricked out Cadillac he was pulled over as recently as this October after reportedly cutting off a California Highway Patrol Officer.


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Ideal Wedding Gifts
Tis the season! Wedding season that is. Since so many people now live on their own before they get married, they are well-stocked with plates, silverware and linens. So instead of going the usual "registry" route, we often look for something really worthwhile to give, and wine gifts are definitely … More
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Craniotabes is a softening of the skull bones.
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Jeff Neely, a central figure in the General Services Administration scandal over the $822,000 conference in Las Vegas in 2010, no longer works at GSA, according to GovExec.
Neely was the Region 9 commissioner for the GSA's Public Building Service. He helped to plan the Western Regions Conference.
According to the report, GSA officials are still pursuing appropriate disciplinary action for those responsible for the conference.
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