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2014 Centrifuge FAQ
What are the ages for Centrifuge and Combo Camps?
FUGE Camps are for students having completed 6th grade through college. Bible studies, track times, recreation, ministry sites and other programming elements are built around the developmental needs of students in these age groups. Children, primarily older children who have completed 4th or 5th grade, should not attend FUGE Camps for this reason. We recommend CentriKid, a camp ministry for children having completed 3rd through 6th grade. If you choose to bring your own children who are outside of our camper age range, they must remain in your supervision throughout the camp daily schedule.
What is the theme for 2014?
How can I get information about a specific location?
How many adults should we bring?
1 adult for every 5 students (gender specific). Adult is defined as 19 yrs old AND one year out of High School.
Can FUGE accommodate a camper with special needs?
We will do our best to work with our staff and facility staff to make the necessary accommodations for students with special needs. Call the FUGE Office toll free at 1-877-CAMP123 or e-mail your question to email@example.com.
Will other groups be on campus while we are there?
Sure. Although FUGE will use most of the housing at each camp location there may be other visitors to the campus, conference center, or resort your group attends.
Who will be the camp pastor and worship leader/band at the location my group will be attending?
This information can be found on our camp landing pages with the dates, rates, and leaders: Centrifuge, MFuge, XFuge, and Combo,
When are deposits due?
Before February 1: You may reserve your spot at camp anytime before February 1 with no deposit.
February 1: A $50 per person, non-refundable deposit is required for each reservation to be paid on or before February 1. If you have already registered, you are required to pay a $50 deposit per person to hold your reservation. Any new or additional reservations made after February 1 will require an immediate $50 deposit per person.
May 1 - Cancellation Deadline: All cancellations made after May 1 will incur an additional $50 fee for each person dropped. When cancellations occur, deposits cannot be applied toward balance due.**
14 Days Prior to Camp: Final balance must be received 14 days before your arrival at camp. If it is not, your group will be charged a one-time $75 late fee.*
*Auto Payment Option: Authorized Group Leaders may give permission to charge the remaining balance to a church LifeWay account by calling LifeWay Events Registration at 1-877-CAMP-123. This must be done by May 1. Any adjustments for drops or additions will be applied to the specified account after camp.
When is my final balance due?
Your final balance is due two weeks (14 days) prior to your arrival at camp. Final balance must be received 14 days before your arrival at camp. If it is not, your group will be charged a one-time $75 late fee.*
*Auto Payment Option: Authorized Group Leaders may give permission to charge the remaining balance to a church LifeWay account by calling LifeWay Events Registration at 1-877-CAMP-123. This must be done by May 1. Any adjustments for drops or additions will be applied to the specified account after camp.
Dress code
What is the dress code for FUGE?
Please ask your students and adult sponsors not to pack anything that:
- Advertises alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs
- Explicitly or implicitly promotes racism, sexism, or hatred of any group or person
- Explicitly or implicitly refers to sexual actions or situations
- Has spaghetti straps, except for sleepwear
- Is excessively short or tight fitting.
While at camp, we ask that students and adults:
- Wear closed-toed shoes to recreation.
- Wear modest, one-piece bathing suits or two piece suits covered with a colored T-shirt.
- Wear modest shorts, dresses, slacks, and jeans for worship. Long pants or knee-length skirts are required for students or adults participating in worship on stage.
- Do not dress in a way that calls attention to their underwear (sagging your pants, rolling down your waistbands, etc)
- A dark t-shirt if you plan to take the messy games or water games track.
- We invite you to join us as leaders in monitoring your group to ensure they are dressing appropriately.
What will accommodations be like?
This depends on the location your group will be attending. The majority of locations are dorm rooms with 2-4 beds and shared bathrooms or bath on the hall.
Who can I talk with if I have questions about my location?
Contact the FUGE office via email at firstname.lastname@example.com
What to Bring
What do I need to bring to registration at camp?
For each participant you will need to bring ONE notarized version of the FUGE release form and keep a photocopy for yourself to have in case of emergency at camp. You will also need to bring your completed Registration Checklist.
What do my students need to bring to camp?
Bible, shorts and t-shirts, shoes-tennis shoes for recreation and sandals if desired, personal hygiene items, favorite pillow, money for snacks and items in the FUGE store and other optional items such as a camera.
What should my students not bring to camp?
Alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs, fireworks, any kind of weapon, water guns, water balloons. We recommend no radios, iPods, CD players, play station portables or other gaming devices, roller blades or skateboards. If students do bring cell phones or iPods please ensure these are not distractions at camp.


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Born in 1962, Reza Lavassani received a BA in painting in 1991 from University of Tehran's Faculty of Fine Arts. As well as a painter he also is a gifted sculptor.
Lavassani's interest in mythology, sociology, religion and history made him spend years studying philosophy and mysticism and as a painter and a sculptor, all his creation is directly influenced by these interests. Lavassani's works are all his own visual interpretations of Persian literature and poetry with a special focus on Ghazal, a poetic form consisting of rhyming couplets and a refrain, with each line sharing the same meter that generally is the expressions of both pain and loss or separation and the beauty of love in spite of that pain.
Through his imagination he creates paintings and sculptures that are strongly recognizable as "Lavassani's" creation. In them he presents fable-like trees, wind, waves, horses, and musical instruments which are uniquely his and that even though they don't resemble reality but all have a poetic realness to them.
Lavassani draws and paints a blue print of each work before he starts on the actual piece later. He mainly uses oil on canvas for his paintings and papier-mâché for his sculptures.
Lavassani has held many solo exhibitions inside Iran and has been part of many international and domestic group exhibitions and art fairs. His work has been included in number of important publications inside Iran and outside. He has also been presented in auctions and his work is part of some important collections worldwide.
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Overview and History
Tehran is the capital of Iran and the largest city in the Middle East, with a population of fifteen million people living under the peaks of the Alborz mountain range.
Although archaeological evidence places human activity around Tehran back into the years 6000BC, the city was not mentioned in any writings until much later, in the thirteenth century. It's a relatively new city by Iranian standards.
But Tehran was a well-known village in the ninth century. It grew rapidly when its neighboring city, Rhages, was destroyed by Mongolian raiders. Many people fled to Tehran.
In the seventeenth century Tehran became home to the rulers of the Safavid Dynasty. This is the period when the wall around the city was first constructed. Tehran became the capital of Iran in 1795 and amazingly fast growth followed over the next two hundred years.
The recent history of Tehran saw construction of apartment complexes and wide avenues in place of the old Persian gardens, to the detriment of the city's cultural history.
The city at present is laid out in two general parts. Northern Tehran is more cosmopolitan and expensive, southern Tehran is cheaper and gets the name "downtown."
Getting There
Mehrabad airport is the original one which is currently in the process of being replaced by Imam Khomeini International Airport. The new one is farther away from the city but it now receives all the international traffic, so allow an extra hour to get there or back.
Tehran driving can be a wild free-for-all like some South American cities, so get ready for shared taxis, confusing bus routes and a brand new shiny metro system to make it all better. To be fair, there is a great highway system here.
The metro has four lines, tickets cost 2000IR, and they have segregated cars. The women-only carriages are the last two at the end, FYI.
Taxis come in two flavors, shared and private. Private taxis are more expensive but easier to manage for the visiting traveler. Tehran has a mean rush hour starting at seven AM and lasting until 8PM in its evening version. Solution? Motorcycle taxis! They cut through the traffic and any spare nerves you might have left.
People and Culture
More than sixty percent of Tehranis were born outside of the city, making it as ethnically and linguistically diverse as the country itself. Tehran is the most secular and liberal city in Iran and as such it attracts students from all over the country.
Things to do, Recommendations
Take the metro to the Tehran Bazaar at the stop "Panzda Gordad". There you can find anything and everything -- shoes, clothes, food, gold, machines and more. Just for the sight of it alone you should take a trip there.
If you like being outside, go to Darband and drink tea in a traditional setting. Tehranis love a good picnic and there are plenty of parks to enjoy. Try Mellat park on a friday (fridays are public holidays), or maybe Park Daneshjou, Saaii or Jamshidieh.
Remember to go upstairs and have a look around, always always always! The Azadi Tower should fit the bill; it was constructed to commemorate the 2500th anniversary of the Persian Empire.
Tehran is also full of museums such as:
the Contemporary Art Museum
the Abghine Musuem (glass works)
the 19th century Golestan Royal Palace museum
the museum of carpets (!!!)
Reza Abbasi Museum of extraordinary miniatures
and most stunning of all,
the Crown Jewels Museum which holds the largest pink diamond in the world and many other jaw-dropping jewels.
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I recently found a 1974 Farmall cub ( Which i bought), very good appearence good tires and all of the cultivators and Belly Mower in great shape included. I wasn't paying as much attention to the important stuff. So I get it home it runs good but I find that it has a lot of blow-back in the crank case, very low oil pressure and some water is getting in the oil. OMG where do I start. I would greatly appreciate you guidence.... Thanks in advance.
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Sounds like a case of the "glitters". It happens to everyone now and then.
Unfortunately, you are going to have to do a little investigation to see how bad the engine is. Blow-by and low oil pressure indicate worn engine components. And water in the oil indicates most likely a bad head gasket or worse.
If you did not have water in the oil I'd say dump some Seafoam in it and run it a while to see if things improved.
I recommend you run a compression test first but I believe a complete tear-down and rebuild are probably in order. You can check bearing clearances by dropping the oil pan. If the main and rod bearings are worn I'd just go ahead and do a rebuild or look for a replacement engine.
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Drain the coolant down below the head gasket - or just drain. Then compression test - already mentioned.
If this were mine - I would pull the engine then do a complete rebuild. Gonna cost some money. But, you will have an engine that should last another 50 years.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Well, not much good to tell you, but there are some things to check. To start off, if it is really running good, the maintenance issues below may just be the problem. Take you time and go through the following.
Are you certain water is getting into the oil from the coolant system? If it sat for a while, it may just be condensation. If the oil was not changed in along time, it could be a milky sludge buildup (again from condensation). Fill the radiator and check to see that it holds, and/or if there is oil in the radiator. If there is oil, and/or the water level in the radiator goes down, you've got a cracked head, blown head gasket, or cracked block.
Also, are you sure it's water in the oil? Could it be hydraulic fluid from the touch control unit? The answer is yes, it's a common problem. Check your touch control unit for fluid level.
Low oil pressure could be multiple things, not necessarily connected to the above. Again old oil or sludge in the system could cause low oil pressure. Often the oil pump pickup screen is plugged with sludge, especially if the tractor sat for a long time or did not have frequent oil changes. The oil filter could be plugged too. The gauge could be bad. Most tractors show low oil pressure at idle, which comes up at full rpm, that's normal.
Blow back could be from a cracked block, however, in these tractors it's commonly caused by stuck or worn piston rings. These tractors often sit for too long and/or are idled around all of the time causing ring problems. Many folks here (including myself) swear by the use of SeaFoam in the crank case and in the fuel for treatment of stuck / carboned up rings. However, this is kind of a last step if you've determined that the block and head are ok. If they're cracked, SeaFoam won't do much to help.
Notice a theme here? Some of what you have described could just be because of lack of maintenance by the previous owner. If it were me, I think I'd do the following:
1. fill the radiator and check for oil in the radiator. (if there's oil, you've likely got a cracked block or head or head gasket problem)
2. check for radiator leaks (make sure it's not just running out on the ground).
3. check the existing oil level
4. check & top off touch control fluid level
5. run a little to see if coolant level drops or if touch control level drops.
You should be able to tell from this drill if anything is getting into the crankcase that shouldn't be. If you've gotten this far and the coolant isn't getting in, and the hydraulic fluid isn't getting in, it's likely condensation buildup.
6. drop the oil pan and clean out sludge from pan and oil pickup screen.
7. remove and replace oil filter, treat new oil with SeaFoam (also remember to change the oil in the air filter)
8. run with SeaFoam to see if blowby settles down and oil pressure comes back.
I'm sure others will chime in but these are my thoughts.
Keep us posted and keep asking questions. You'll get through it.
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I agree but caution not to fill right up to the very top of the radiator for as the water expands som will leak out the overflow. Fill to just above the tubes in the top tank
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Thanks for all of the information. So far I have seen the water level drop in the radiator and the emulsion in the fill tube is still there after several hrs. of running. The oil is not totaly milky but it's not clear either. I suppose i need to do a compression check and pull the head, hopefully I will see something obvious. I'm open for anymore recomendations.
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I'd do the compression check, but hold off on pullung the head until you have exhausted all other avenues. If you pull the head and end up breaking head bolts, then you're gonna have more problems. Do all the other checks the guys have mentioned. You may get lucky and cure it without taking the head off.
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Finally got a compression gauge and did a test last night. #1. 110 #2. 100 #3. 110 #4. 110 the test was done with all 4 spark plugs out and engine cold. The only thing I haven't done yet is to get some HyTran and top off the TC and see what happens, I cant really tell what the level is in the TC all I see is cast iron when i look in there. I am 100% sure that I lost some of my water in the radiator and from the looks of things it showed up in the crank case. The oil level did not increase but the dip tube is kind of white and pastie. The guy I bought the tractor from claims he changed the oil 3 times in 1 years which sounded kind of strange to me. From the looks of the engine it has not been tore down cause it still has original paint on nuts and bolts. Should I drop the pan check the pickup and change the filter and oil at this point? Well at least I have another tractor a 1973 cub but it's not as pretty and the engine is sound. Thanks for the input.
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Compression readings - good/excellent.
I wouldn't take any drastic action at this point. If you have oil pressure I wouldn't drop the pan. I would change the engine oil and oil filter. Check the drained oil for signs of coolant. Clean up the oil filter housing. Start and run engine for a while. Cover part of the radiator to bring the engine operating temperature to 200 degrees (just less than boiling) and hold that temperature for 30 minutes or so.
Thinking condensation - white pastie stuff resulting from seldom used engine - not fully warmed up. It's pretty difficult for coolant to leak into the crankcase - about the only way is the head gasket and past the piston rings.
Hytran - remove plug - pinky finger to see if it touches the oil. If not fill, 1/4 cup at a time, until the hydraulic oil drips out the opening.
Coolant level fluxuates with the engine temperature. Should be just above the tubes in the radiator. If you are loosing coolant check the hoses and gaskets at the upper and lower water manifolds.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Everything Eugene said. Just take your time. Make sure when you change the oil fiter that you drain the oil from the filter area the plug at the bottom. Clean it out good. Good luck.
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To get an accurate reading on the t/c fluid, make sure the rockshaft arms are rotated back so the t/c cylinder rod is retracted. If you're unsure which way that is just look under the hood and watch the cylinder rod work back and forth. If its not retracted youll get a false reading and youll overfill things. This step is usually missed when checking levels on hydraulic equipment.
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thanks rick, i was not aware of that aspect of t/c fluid check, never considered the position of the arm . i hope all is well and good luck in your new endevors . coppersmythe...........................
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That is a tip Rick clued me in on a couple weeks ago. Now that it is in a thread, it is going to be a Cub Tip of the Week !
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I checked my level with the arms retracted and the box its full so I guess I'm good, thanks
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Update: Well I believe the water in oil system has dissipated, thanks to all of the good pointers from this forum. Now if i can just get the Blow Back and smoking to settle down i will be set. I still have the Sea foam in the crankcase and mixing with the gas. I guess if it don't clear up I can always add a couple of ounces of Malathion to the oil and take care of the skeeters while I plow. Thanks again for all the help. This is one awesome place to hang out.
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Well guys,
My father is having his triple bypass surgery this Wednesday, they will prep him Tuesday. He will be in the Saint John hospital for about seven day's. So I need some prayers... Thank's!
Brett (aka Tractorfan1)
1947 Cub, 1948 Cub, 1948 H, 1952 Super M, 1966 806, 1983 Cub Cadet 182, 1974 Cub Cadet 76. Looking for a 1206!!!
They're headed out for you!
Been there, done that - you have my prayers and best wishes!
"Remember, I'm pulling for you - we're all in this together!"
Quoted from Red Green of Possum Lodge
When you get older, lack of pep is often mistaken for patience.
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On the way Brett!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
You got our family's prayers
I'll pray for him also. It does work.
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Our prayers also. Grump
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Some days it's not worth chewing through the restraints
tractorfan1 Prayers are on the way. what is your dads name so that we may ask the lord to thinks kindle on him.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
Ours are on the way. I know how much they mean.
In my line of work
Sending mine up now.
Keep looking UP
When I told my dad I've been misplacing things and doing stupid stuff----His reply---"It only gets better"
Hi Brett
Best wishes for your Dad to have a safe operation and speedy recovery.
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
Prayers are on the way
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Your Father and family have our prayers.
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In the late 1980s, Lexus came along and fixed a problem that no one else had managed to solve: luxury cars break far too often.
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The only problem? Cars that are designed to be ultra-reliable can end up being ultra-boring if you're not careful.
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And just a little of that newfound Lexus excitement has filtered its way into the car I drove this week, the IS C convertible.
Like the IS 250 and IS 350 sedans, the IS C is sporty by Lexus standards. It has rear-wheel drive, just like a proper sporty car should, and a suspension tuned to be compliant over bumps but firm enough to actually enjoy.
Compared with a more traditional Lexus, like the ES, it's absolutely thrilling. It's a car with some life and personality in it, and it's sure to make you smile with the top down on a sunny day.
Its hard top is motorized to fold and unfold in just a few seconds at the touch of a button. With the top up, it's comfortable and quiet for long stretches of highway driving, a remarkable feat if you're used to the wind-beaten clamor of soft-top convertibles.
Unfortunately, it loses some of its sexiness with the top up. The convertible's roof lines don't look as sleek as those on the IS sedan, despite the drop-top's two-door layout. With the top up, it makes me pine for the feline grace of the SC 430, an expensive but wonderful convertible that Lexus no longer sells.
The IS C's only other downside is a cramped rear seat, which is far less usable than the one in the IS sedan. Unless the driver and front passenger have short legs and can scoot their seats forward to make space, the back seats are best left for children.
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Tuesday, January 5, 1999.
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Today, we hit the Darwin Museum and find out about the unlucky past of the Northern Territory's capital.
Later, we travel to Australia's largest national park, Kakadu, known for its ancient rock art, some of which is up to 20,000 years old.
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- See the harbour & East Point Military Reserve
We spend the day exploring some of this 20,000 sq km World Heritage-listed site. It's packed with swamps, rainforest, wetlands, woodlands, plants, insects and 75 different types of reptiles.
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We get the background on local indigenous culture at the Warradjan Cultural Centre before we explore the "rock galleries" of Ubirr, where time-old paintings line the cave walls. Depending on the season, you can watch the sun set over this stunning site before we head back to the hotel for dinner.
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- Visit the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre
- Hike to see the Aboriginal rock art
- Stay near Kakadu National Park
Kick start the day by cooling off in the swimming hole at Edith Falls, deep in the heart of the national park.
In the afternoon, we arrive in riverside Katherine. There's an optional cruise through the gorgeous Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge. This National Park serves up vivid orange cliffs and rock formations that have been carved out by the river over hundreds' of years. Keep an eye open for fresh water crocs and learn about local wildlife and folklore from our Local Guide.
Back in Katherine, your Tour Manager will organise an optional dinner tonight, so you can relax by the pool.
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This morning, we pull into Mataranka Thermal Springs where you can have a swim in the thermal pools at a bush resort, where the mineral waters are a comfortable 34°C/93°F.
Next up: the oldest pub in the Northern Territory, Daly Waters, licensed since 1893. Check out the knick-knacks and memorabilia that cover the walls of this Australian institution. Grab a bite to eat here and maybe meet a local character or two.
We overnight in Tennant Creek, a "true blue" Aussie outback town, where you'll get a feel for the size of Australia. In the middle of nowhere, this town is the only point of contact for the million acre cattle stations of the surrounding area.
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- Swim at the Mataranka thermal pools
- Visit the historic Daly Waters pub
- Visit the site of Australia's last gold rush
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On the road, we stop by Ti Tree, an Aboriginal community, where there's a chance to pick up authentic artefacts, paintings and didgeridoos at the cute Aboriginal art gallery.
We pull into Alice Springs, smack in the middle of Australia and in the middle of nowhere. This original outback town is where your tour ends, so take the time to say goodbye to your new friends & Tour Manager.
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- Visit the town known for its UFO sightings
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I found Smelly Washer and Smelly Towel online. I had started researching products when we began having problems with our towels; as soon as we dried off in the shower the towel STANK! I do laundry every week, however we have a high-efficiency washing machine and I do most loads (but not sheets and towels) in cold water. My washing machine NEVER had an odour and its only a year and a half old. We figured we weren't drying our towels properly.
Long story short, I received your product and used it. I had read all the reviews online and was cautiously optimistic. I ran my first load of smelly washer and my machine stank! My husband figured your product made it smell, lol, however I had done the research and figured I had unearthed a new layer of bacteria. I proceeded to run three more loads on "sanitary" setting and we both agreed the washing machine smelled brand new.
I soaked all of our smelly towels and dish cloths/ rags overnight in the Smelly Towel (it took at least 18 hours until the smell stopped emanating from the bins of water) and then washed all of our clothes and towels with a cap full of Smelly Towel.
The reason I am writing you this testimonial is because of a doctors visit I had today. I have had a rash on my legs since about mid-October when I quickly shaved one day. After discussing it with my doctor, it turns out I have a staff infection on my skin. She originally suggested it was my razor however when I mentioned I had just cleaned my washer, she was convinced it was bacteria filled towels.
Your product is amazing and I am very glad I bought it. As I write this testimonial, I am running a few loads through just in case. I have also recommended your product to my friends, and would recommend it to anyone who wasn't sure; It really does work. I wanted to share my experience as until today I didn't really think stinky towels were a big deal. When it starts affecting health though, it's a totally different issue.
Thanks so much. And if distribution rights in Canada (I see you have a contact in Quebec) are available, I am a sales professional and would wholeheartedly represent your brand here.
Yours truly, Kari
Blog entry from Mary:
"It worked, hooray! My top-loading Kenmore has smelled like a wet dog for almost a year. Fortunately, it wasn't affecting my laundry, but the smell coming from the machine was awful. I had an extreme case and had tried everything. It took 7 cleanings with Smelly Washer - but it finally worked. I also had to add water for the soaks. Three cleanings started to loosen the gunk (I could see it in the water, and the water had a green tint), and I could then clean the loose stuff from around the inside of the rim with a small brush and rag. I think this originated from when an old roommate washed her rugs in the machine, and he had a dog. Anyway, thank you! I'll keep using SW each month for maintenance. By the way, I wonder if Kenmore machines tend to have more problems than others? I see a lot of complaints about odors for Kenmores".
Hi Mary, Mold odor and bacteria in washers is not brand specific and, to a certain degree, all washers have a buildup of residue. The odor problem is more noticeable in front-loading washers and may be first noticed from towels because they are plush and used close to the face when wet. While ex-roommates (and their dogs:) are handy to blame things on...it's normally overuse of detergents, using fabric softener, using mainly cold water for washing or a problem with draining that causes odor.
Cameron sent us this email:
I have to tell you I am very pleased. Having an acute sense of smell, I always get teased for smelling odors that others don't. For about 6 months we've had a mold/mildew odor in our 1 1/2 year old washer. I found your site on the internet and ordered SmellyWasher.
I can tell you my husband was amazed at all the mold coming up and I felt "vindicated"! Here is the other interesting side of things. Coinciding with the smell of the constant mold/mildew for the last 6 months has been the fact that I have been constantly sick. I came down with cold after cold after respiratory sickness along with the rest of the family since Thanksgiving. I was literally getting sick of being sick. The last bout was bronchitis with whooping cough.
After I did the cleaning out of the washer with your product and removed all the mold/mildew, I have NOT gotten sick since and have had 2-3 weeks without any respiratory problems. I have come to believe that it has something to do with me cleaning out the mold, and no mold residue on towels or clothing. My husband is coming to believe this also. It's so nice to breathe in and NOT smell the mold...!?I love your product and have told several people about it."
Sue and her sister are amazed how clean their washers are:
Oh my goodness!! My sister and I purchased some of the Smelly Washer and just tried it out a couple of days ago. We are both truly amazed at what that did for our washing machines, towels and clothes!! We were equally amazed at what was floating on top of the water when we let it sit overnight in the Smelly Washer solution!"
"We would have never dreamed that stuff was in our machines!!?We just can't say enough good about your product. Both our washers look brand new and are so clean!! We have already recommended this product to friends and family members.?Thank you so very much for your product and also the tips on detergent. We just couldn't be any happier or more satisfied with your product. Our machines and towels don't have that sour smell anymore. It's just wonderful!"
Carol pushes Smelly Washer at her business:
"I have an embroidery business. In speaking with my customers the subject of laundering often comes up. Many of my customers complain of the problem they have with the smell of mildew and "old popcorn" smell of their laundry, especially towels. I tell them about Smelly Washer Cleaner. They buy it and are amazed at how wonderfully it works. Many say they have tried everything out on the market and Smelly Washer is the only product that has worked!
One of my customers just ordered 4 bottles. I think she is using them as stocking stuffers for christmas. As for myself, before I used Smelly Washer I was throwing away towels and wash cloths because of the odor. Smelly Washer has saved me money on replacement, and it leaves all the wash and the machine smelling fresh!"
Lori's washer had one of the worst buildups we've seen so we asked her to send us a testimonial:
Over a 3 month period of time, I started to notice that my towels and gym clothing were starting to smell like mildew. They smelled fresh when they came out of the dryer, but the minute they got damp, I immediately could smell mildew. I also noticed a strong mildew odor coming from my washing machine. I Googled "smelly washing machine" and came across the website for the SmellyWasher product.
I immediately purchased the product (and at a reasonable price, I might add!). Before using the product I had the Sears Repair Man come to my house to do a thorough cleaning of the outside of the drum on my machine. He himself HIGHLY recommended the SmellyWasher and encouraged me to run a cycle after his visit as well as maintenance cycles. I received the product in the mail and followed the instructions. I could not believe the amount of fungus that rose to the top of the water even after having it scraped off by hand. But it still stank! At this point, I was ready to "throw in the towel" and purchase a new washing machine.
The people at Smellywasher.com encouraged me to continue to run the SmellyWasher some more, and sure enough there was less and less fungus rising to the top of the water. The SmellyWasher really ate away at the mildew sitting on the outside of the drum and got rid of it for good. Prior to using the SmellyWasher I had tried bleach, baking soda and other washing machine cleaners but nothing worked. I continue to run maintenance cycles every few months and am happy to report that I have NO fungus in my washing machine.
The SmellyWasher proves itself!! Thank you Smellywasher and Smellywasher.com."
Email from Debbie in Canada:
For months I have had a foul smelling odour coming from my fresh clean towels once they become wet. It reminded me of a dirty mop smell. I was at my wits end with the smell. I thought I was going to have to purchase a new washing machine. I finally went on the computer and goggled smelly washer. I was directed to smellywasher.com. I was so desperate, I ordered the product right away.
I was amazed at how good this product worked!!! No more mildew smelling towels. All I do is put a small capful in once every couple of months and I have no more smell I have told all my friends and family about smelly washer. Try it yourself. I promise you will not be disappointed."
"Thank you smellywasher!"
Judy shipped Smelly Washer to Israel
Dear Mary,I want to share a tip about the mold in front-loading washers.
I found http://www.smellywasher.com/ mentioned on a blog site on the subject. I took a chance and ordered their product - Smellywasher - and it worked miracles. Now, about 3 months after using one capful one time, the mold smell has not returned. I used an even smaller amount to get the smell out of clean towels.
They charge $16 for "a year's supply" (plus $12 to ship it to Israel), but I feel that it was worth every penny (and every shekel). It seems to me that the amount I received will last much more than a year.
Other methods are talked about on various blogs, but nothing I tried - vinegar, baking soda, etc. - worked. Borax is not available in Israel, so I couldn't try that.
From the blogs I have read, not one method works for everyone, but I'm very happy with Smellywasher.
All the best." Judy F. Israel


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MIAMI -- The Marlins and right-handed reliever Ryan Webb avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year deal reportedly worth $975,000.
Webb was the Marlins' only arbitration-eligible player this year. The Sun-Sentinel reported that he could gain a $10,000 bonus if he makes 67 appearances this season.
This is the first arbitration-eligible season for Webb, who made $480,000 in 2012. The 26-year-old reliever will come to Spring Training to compete for a setup role and attempt to bounce back from last year's struggles.
After Webb compiled a 2.90 ERA for the Padres in 2010, the Marlins acquired him in the trade that sent Cameron Maybin to San Diego. Webb posted a 3.20 ERA in 53 appearances during his first year in Miami. But he was unable to extend that success into this past summer.
Webb compiled a 4.03 ERA and recorded 44 strikeouts while issuing 20 walks in 60 1/3 innings in 2012. He made a career-high 65 appearances and allowed opponents to hit .295 against him with a .356 on-base percentage.
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Game 2 of the 1958 World Series is one I will never forget, and one I have been thinking about frequently as this year's Fall Classic unfolded.
For that I can thank my sixth grade teacher, Mrs. Ryan.
That year's series paired the New York Yankees against the Milwaukee Braves. The game, which was played on Oct. 2 at County Stadium in Milwaukee, had Bob Turley on the mound for the Yankees against Milwaukee's Lew Burdette.
It wasn't even a tense or drama-filled game. The Braves scored seven runs in the home-half of the first inning and sailed past the Yankees 13-5.
What was so special about that game was that our teacher let us listen to the radio play-by-play the last hour or so of class. The only condition was that we couldn't talk or scream if there was a big play.
How could life get much better than that? Work on multiplication tables and spelling could be put aside and listening to baseball was the assignment.
The games were televised back then, but by the time I walked home from school they were generally over, except for the post-game recap. Today's kids will never get to experience a special moment like that, not even close.
World Series games, which once started about the time lunch was served, now begin long after dinner has been finished and the dishes washed and put away. Today's night games, if you live in the Eastern time zone, can stretch into the next day.
I heard some radio talk show guys discussing the 1926 World Series a few days ago and recalling a game-ending play, somewhat like the obstruction call to end Game 3 in this year's Boston-St. Louis match-up. In that epic series, the Yankees' Babe Ruth was caught attempting to steal second with two out in the bottom of the ninth, handling St. Louis a Series-clinching 3-2 victory in Game 7.


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He'Brew Bittersweet Lenny's R.I.P.A. - Shmaltz Brewing Company
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Ratings: 1,705 | Reviews: 849 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by WoodBrew:
4.14/5 rDev +2%
The Bittersweet rye DIPA from Shmaltz is pretty good...for a sipping beer...aint noway your sessioning this bad boy. The beer poured a slightly hazy orangish copper with big think slightly offwhite head that is lacing like a vicky secret catalog. The smell has that deep rich malty musk with fresh hop hints...waiffs of alcohol also come to the surface. The taste is big....its a war between hops and malt. Its a big malt push at the beginning followed by bittering hops with essence of citrus and pine. The rye helps the beer to come off the pallet. The mouthfeel is full bodied with smooth carbonation. Overall this is a decent DIPA...once the mouth adjusts tot eh high ABV it really becomes nice.
02-17-2013 00:19:18 | More by WoodBrew
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North Carolina
4.3/5 rDev +5.9%
Thanks to hoppedup for sending this one up my way,a beer contract brewed in NYC but not available in the Buffalo area odd...This poured a brilliant rich deep amber with a large well sustained off white head that left perfect rings of lace as it settled slowly.Loved the aromas it wasnt just a hop blast in your face there was caramel like sweetness anddark fruit underneath the big resiny,piney hop profile.Thick sticky sweet mouthfeel it just coated the mouth in sweetness,to me it tasted like an extremely hoppy American barley wine full lush somewhat sweet and extremely piney and resiny in the finish.Well this one gave me a little bit of a headache this morning as I drank the bomber down knowing this could hurt a little in the morning oh but its a good pain,a damn nice beer.
09-01-2006 13:21:19 | More by oberon
4.5/5 rDev +10.8%
On tap here at the Yard House in Virginia Beach.
Appearance: reddish dark amber. Head retains very nicely.
Smell: definitely has the classic IPA pine smell. With a hint of rye.
Taste: The rye comes through here but its not like most rye beers, which I liken to drinking rye bread. The hops balance it very nicely here.
Mouthfeel: not overpowering, but the hops linger more than the rye. Which I'm quite fine with.
Overall: Have now gotten this two nights in a row. I hope I can find this back in WI...
Update: unable to find this back home, so I got another pint at the Yardhouse. Perhaps its because of the Rogue swill I had tonight, but I think I underrated this. Spectacular. I've kept the review to reflect my initial tasting.
09-27-2013 03:01:40 | More by don1481
3.98/5 rDev -2%
Appearance This is a bright, almost shiny brown in color. The head was awesome. It wasnt huge but was a cool-looking dirty dirty white and stubborn as hell.
Smell Theres little rye to be found in the nose. You can tell there are a lot of hops in here but they dont blossom out of the glass. Theres also a pleasing grainy base that at least offers balance to the smell.
Tasty The super-sized hops come out huge at the taste. The citrus in particular stands out as being well done. The rye isnt big but is well done. Its a bit more flavorful than the Hop Rod.
Mouthfeel This is big in the mouth, almost full-bodied, with some good bitterness and the promise of a short aging stint in a cellar.
Drinkability This is very drinkable for a big beer, and make no mistake this is a big, big beer. Dont try to eat anything with it.
01-14-2007 20:24:00 | More by RoyalT
4.3/5 rDev +5.9%
My first review for a He'brew, a 12oz bottle.
Appearance- Dark ruddy bronze/red with an alarmingly rising head that leaves thick chunks of lace on the glass. Don't pour too aggresively or it'll end up on the floor!
Smell- Fruity sweetness hits first followed by caramel malts, cherries, some alcohol not quite hidden by the sweetness. There is quite a lot of alpha hop aroma around too. Floral and some citurs as well. I can tell I'm gonna like this one.
Taste- Creamy; thick and creamy as hell. The sweetness is predominant but perfectly balanced by the hops. The alcohol warms nicely and the hops come through with a nice taste to match the smell, floral and citrus. Caramel and cherries come through nicely too. This is one well hopped and malted brew, both very well balanced. I like it!!
Mouthfeel- I've always had trouble describing mouthfeel so have patience with me here. The carbonation is just right, not too bubbly nor too flat like some stouts. It plays nicely in your mouth. The creaminess is the main attraction to the mouthfeel, it just slides down like something much thicker.
Drinkability- Obviously I love this brew and even at 10%ABV I could drink it all night (at home). He'brew has made a bold statement in the Double IPA market and I can't think of too many I like better. If you can find this one, get it and get as many as you can. My local IGA got a 2 cases and I'm gonna buy one for the cellar.
02-19-2011 05:50:43 | More by ExtraStout
4.5/5 rDev +10.8%
07-11-2013 02:05:17 | More by tbryan5
3.5/5 rDev -13.8%
07-19-2014 20:27:44 | More by woodchipper
4.25/5 rDev +4.7%
10-09-2012 20:16:11 | More by JacobMutberg
3.93/5 rDev -3.2%
22oz bomber...double IPA brewed with rye malt. Pours into my glass a deep amber orange/red color with a nearly reverse cascading head that forms into a perfect inch of creamy foam on top of the brew. Sticky lacing clings to the side of the glass. This one just looks good. Aromas start with rich, dense malts consisting of caramel and spicy rye grain. Big pine resin hops merge with citrusy notes as well.
First sip brings a rush of somewhat sweet caramel laced malt along with a nice somewhat spicy rye grain flavor as well. The hops come in fiercely with a big bitterness and lots of pine flavor. Some citrus and grapefruit flavors float in and out as well. It flows down with a heavy bitterness and a touch of sting from the alcohol. A big, tasty brew with a nice dose of rye flavor that gives it a good twist.
Mouthfeel is big and thick with a nice mellow carbonation. This brew makes itself known on the palate approaching the viscosity of a barleywine. Nice and chewy, somewhat of a sipper but it still goes down easily. Not something I would drink everyday but it's a tasty beer all the same and a cool tribute to Lenny Bruce. Glad to see He'Brew putting out some more extreme brews and look forward to more!
05-30-2007 04:16:42 | More by orbitalr0x
4.13/5 rDev +1.7%
Dark cararmel with plenty of reddish highlights, nice clear body. Nearly white head came on strong and overflowed my glass a little. I tried to slurp up the extra but to no avail. Reduces to a thin layer with some random bubble clumps. Coats the glass almost entirely with a sheet of lace. Really nice looking brew here.
Aroma seems quite balanced to me. Lots of hops and a good dosing of malts. Citrus sweet hops, tangerine with some subtle grapefruit. Sweet caramel and biscuit maltiness. Has a resinous hint to it and the fleeting aromas of alcohol comes in at the end.
Tons of hops come through, pine and high alpha acid citrus hops attack the tongue. Fairly well balanced though, the biscuity malts and rye bread base keeps this one in check. Finish is sharp and crisp, mostly from the rye. Alcohol is evident as it sits on the tongue but dissappears once swallowed as the hop bitterness begins to take over.
Medium bodied but coats the mouth well and a resinous hop bitterness lingers for a while. Good carbonation level for this brew, not too much since the rye adds plenty of crispness.
Drinkability is really good in my opinion. There are some notes of the alcohol but the bitterness covers it up well. Inviting hop flavor that isn't too sweet and fruity. Goes down easy, good stuff...
08-25-2006 03:31:31 | More by blitz134
4/5 rDev -1.5%
03-02-2014 01:28:56 | More by sabitu
New York
4.13/5 rDev +1.7%
A_Pours a deep hazy orange with a thick creamy head. Nice lacing.
S_ Sweet malt, hops and a strong alcohol burn.
T_ More complex and in a weird way balanced than the smell. Sweet malt and bitter hops complement each other but dont cancel each other out. Theres more than enough of each to let you know its there. Citrus of the hops and the sweet caramel tasting malt blend well and neither one overpowers the other.Not as much alcohol as the smell indicates.
M_Thicker than I expected and coats the mouth nicely.
D_Drinks well for the 10 ABV more than a bomber might be overkill but not absurd.
For just over five bucks a bomber this is a quality beer that wont hurt your wallet.
01-31-2010 04:57:12 | More by nickadams2
3.93/5 rDev -3.2%
Pours a deep carmel with solid 2 fingers of tan head.
Smells an floral hoppy alcohol. Malt does come through after further inspection.
Malt, hops ..., hops ..., alcohol ..., alcohol. Nic boquet on the tongue. Tastes fresh. Would be interested to see what some time did to this.
Medium bodied, good carbonation. Creamy carbonation sitting in the mouth.
Im not completely sold on DIPAs Damn are they a sipping brew. Very tasty to me as a change of pace, though Im not sure Im sold on many of then in a period of time.
12-23-2006 21:03:42 | More by JasonA
4.83/5 rDev +19%
Poured nice dark bronze color. Good head retention.
Very powerful taste. Overwhelmingly thick flavors. Hops up front followed by smooth, sweet malty backbone.
Pleasant aftertaste. Drinks way too easy to be a 10% ABV beer.
Incredible. Local beer store was clearing it out and I bought the last one. Will be on the lookout for more.
01-31-2012 04:28:09 | More by NWer
4.25/5 rDev +4.7%
05-11-2014 06:00:51 | More by DaftPatrick
3.93/5 rDev -3.2%
A - A hazy orange/rust color with white head and lace.
S - A lot of alcohol and rye. In addition there is some sour/dark fruit aromas and hints of caramel.
T - The initial flavor that hits you is bitterness. The bitterness transitions into rye flavor and then into prunes and oranges. A little bit of Caramel/toffee finishes it up. After the sip, the bitterness still lingers.
M - Nice round, thick body with medium carbonation. This beer feels really good on the tongue.
O - Really solid brew. For the abv, this is fairly drinkable. The beer was enjoyable the whole way through and I would definitely drink it again. The rye aroma and flavor really add something to make this and tasty brew.
08-23-2011 20:12:53 | More by 3HovsepiansBrews
3.25/5 rDev -20%
02-17-2013 08:18:52 | More by Lazaro
4.38/5 rDev +7.9%
"I don't know about you but I enjoy the way our tax money is being spent to arrest, indict, convict, imprison, parole, and re-imprison (marijuana smokers). I'd just piss it away on beer, anyway."
Lenny Bruce
Out of the bottle (22oz bomber) and into the glass, the beer pours a very rich, vibrant, copper-colored brew with a seemingly thick consistency, shown by the sluggish carbonation bubbles rising to the top. Topped with a very healthy, thick, slightly off-white foam head, the beers lacing is tight, creamy, sticking to the glass, and retaining very well. Complex piney and resiny hop nose with gentle floral notes and bit of a peppery and spicy rye edge tucked within. Aroma suggests something sweet, with malty caramel upfront, loads of enticing ripe fruits, then alcohol. Oh, sweet alcohol.
The first sip introduces something smooth and creamy to the palate, but beneath lies something very powerful. Mouthfeel is dense, chewy, syrupy, and slick with candied-fruits and a massive malty backbone with caramel, toffee, and toasted bread. The heat (perceived alcohol) on this one is quite high, with a big 10 percent alcohol spice that melds well with rye bread crust flavors, rounded with berry-like fruity esters that make your heart skip a beat. The palate is then subjected to a salty, sticky hop resin with a sharp citric edge that smacks of half a pink grapefruit with ten sugar packets on itprepared like your grandma would have. Hops character is actually quite complex, continuing with some dry aspirin. Rye and bready flavors become more pronounced in the linger, as the beer dries and sheds a near carob character across the palate. Alcohol gets a bit fumy and warming. Finish is oily, resinous, herbal, raw, and wanting of more.
This is an "Extreme Beer" and a Double IPA that dances on American-style Barleywine borders, with its aggressive hops and strength. It might be a bit too much for many to handle, and the fact that its packaged in a 22oz bomber bottle means that youll want to share it with friends. Keep chilled, serve cool in snifters, sip, and enjoy as the beer unfolds in your warm hands. Available for around $6 a bottle, which makes it affordable enough to try.
08-29-2006 04:06:24 | More by Todd
3.48/5 rDev -14.3%
22 oz bottle. Pours a ruby amber with a frothy off white head that laces the glass.
The aroma is acidic fruitiness, caramel and a little rye (probably because I'm looking for it) mixed with hop bitterness and some alcohol.
The flavor is a little sweet fruit with some caramel and rye maltiness and some fusel alcohol. Hop bitterness pervades the taste but is not overwhelming, leading to a long bitter finish and aftertaste. The mouthfeel is smooth and velvety.
Overall, I was a bit let down. There's a good amount of bitterness but this is not well balanced. There's a smorgasbord of flavors but they are rather disjoint and not well blended.
08-25-2006 05:41:20 | More by Beaver13
New York
4.22/5 rDev +3.9%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 1pt, 6oz bottle into a tulip glass. There was no born on or freshness date that I could find.
Appearance: The body had a beautiful deep reddish amber color with just a slight chill haze. On top sits a nice creamy light tan head that fades slowly down to ring of bubbles. It makes for some slick lacing on the glass.
Smell: Its aroma has a big robust, bready/ roasted grain malt presence with plenty of strong resin hop notes and a noticeable sweet alcohol as well.
Taste/Mouth Feel: The flavor has a very solid malty body up front. It brings sweet and roasted grain, bready and rye notes as well as some sweet alcohol. Hops flavor starts to add balance in the middle before tacking over in the end. The hops add some piney and resiny notes to the sweet warming alcohol and rye notes in the slow lingering finish. It has a full body with a thick, rounded chewy texture that hangs onto the palate.
Notes: This is a big full beer with great complexity and strength. Sip slowly and enjoy!!!
05-30-2009 16:48:15 | More by generallee
4/5 rDev -1.5%
03-08-2013 04:08:16 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4/5 rDev -1.5%
09-13-2013 05:20:27 | More by dgfool
Rhode Island
3.75/5 rDev -7.6%
08-15-2014 19:11:27 | More by Doomcifer
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +4.7%
03-13-2014 04:47:24 | More by megamass
4.55/5 rDev +12.1%
12oz brown bottle with no freshness date.
A whole lot of head, it nearly jumps over the side on the glass. Crystal clear tawny color. Smells of ripe tropical fruit, pine sap, blood oranges, a little hint of hemp seed oil and cake batter. Smooth and ultra creamy with a hop oil slickness deep inside the full-ish body. Lush malt foundation ranges from heavy caramel to spicy rye, donuts to toasted bread ... pretty damn complex IMO. Hops jump on all of this with a cutting bitterness and a long linger of spicy, citric, thick herbal and tobacco flavor. The bitterness pairs up with the rye to compliment the coming of the alcohol. Oh yes, there is alcohol here and a drops a good amount of warmth and tropical fruit. Finish bittersweet and spicy with more bitterness in the end of it all.
Big and bold, a serious beer ... it would be simple to say that it kicks ass, which it does. By far one of the most enjoyable beers I have had this year.
04-08-2010 02:06:27 | More by Jason
He'Brew Bittersweet Lenny's R.I.P.A. from Shmaltz Brewing Company
91 out of 100 based on 1,705 ratings.