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Asko Dishwashers
We're struggling to nail down what brands and models of major appliances to use for our kitchen reno. We're not concerned about matching brands we just want quality appliances without breaking the bank. We had thought that an Asko dishwasher was a good choice in that it compares pretty equally to Bosch in features and price but comes with the added bonus of a 3 year warranty.
I made comment of this on Candy's board "Who has bought a new dishwasher lately? " and mlgb May 21, 2008 06:58AM replied "They're kind of notorious for bad electrical components. There might be a reason for that 3-year warranty."
Does anyone else have anything good, bad or indifferent to say about Asko Dishwashers.
I would like to hear comments. Thanks
They seem to wax and wane in popularity. I think that a few years back they did a crazy thing on their top three or four models where the units were EXACTLT alike except for the final control panels, literally by ordering a the least expensive and then replacing the control pad you got all the features for hundred less. Pissed off dealers and customers alike. They seem to use quality components, but if the price is more than a couple of hundred more than a Bosch then that seems a waste.
Bosch makes nice units and lots of 'em, maybe not the low price Chevies of DW or the exotic Maserati like Asko, but a pretty solid Honda...
re: renov8r
We've had the Asko D3251 since January and love it. The Litttle Woman chose it over the Miele due to its superior top tray design. Super quiet, many wash options---no problems thus far. We made one call to the company concerning a design feature and they answered on the first ring. Cost about the same as the Miele, we never considered the Bosch.
My nephew has one--it does the job but there's nothing special about it. IMO Miele makes the best DWs. Period. Expensive, superquiet, impeccably clean, sparkling dishes, best interior design...the 3rd rack for flatware is genius & a Miele innovation. Almost never need service but if they do, service is topnotch. They arrive when they say they will & they fix the problem the FIRST time. I had my first one for almost 25 years & when it came time to replace it, I didn't hesitate to replace it with another Miele.
I've had my Asko for 13 years - gosh, I can't believe it's been that long! In writing this reply, I was guessing I'd had it for about 5-6 years ago and went and pulled my kitchen renovation file - from 1995! I guess that tells you something right there.
We've had one repair on the dishwasher, about 2 years ago. It was leaking small amount water at the bottom. Technician told me, with time, some things wear out. Repair was about $100.
We've been very, very impressed by the quiteness and speed of gentle wash cycle.
It has a filter at bottom and has to be cleaned about every 4-6 months. It's a bit difficult to reach but we always manage. Takes about 5-10 minutes to take apart, clean, and put back together.
I periodically have problems with some items not becoming clean in dishwasher, meaning maybe 1 out of every 30 washes. I don't think it's the dishwasher, but something about the way I've loaded it....I just can't figure out the reason.
When we remodeled our kitchen in Alameda we chose an Asko dishwasher. When we moved it had been there 8 1/2 years and had never been touched by a repairman. It was very quiet, cleaned extremely well and, as stated, was totally problem free. When we built our new home here that was the first appliance I ordered.
re: rtmonty
We have to decide on all the appliances this week so that we can get the custom cabinet guys going on construction. None one has posted any real negative comments which makes me feel more sure that an Asko should be a good choice. Thank you everyone
re: PinkieT
Except for that darn bursting into flames problem. Presumably they've corrected that particular issue.
We've had the Asko D3251 since January and love it. The Little Woman chose it over the Miele because of its top tray design. Super quiet, lot of wash options--no problems thus far. We made one call to the company regarding a design feature and they answered on the first ring. Cost about the same as the Miele. We never considered Bosch.
I've owned Bosch and Asko. The Bosch only lived five years and I had issues with it every year. The worst part about the Bosch is that the top is made of plastic and it sticks out farther than the normal counter top. If you spill any citric acid etc on that plastic it discolors and looks terrible.
The Asko was about $100 more and it is very streamlined. The Asko also has a drying fan so it dries much better than the Bosch.
The Asko is easilly the best machine I have ever owned.
re: Docsknotinn
I just received a flyer in the mail today from a local big name appliance store offering the Bosch dishwasher for $200 less that what I can get the Asko for. I was seriously considering switching my mind and going with the Bosch, after all Consumer Reports highly recommends them and I have heard many good things about them. And the $200 would go nicely towards some of the other many, many upcoming bills. However, your comments above have made me think again that maybe the Asko and it's 3 year warranty is worth every bit of the $200.
re: PinkieT
There is easilly $200 worth of upgrades on the Asko. The Asko simply cleans dishes better. The Bosch may have been a hair quiter but the Asko is not loud by any means. The control panel on my Bosch gave me fits and I had their best model. If you look at the Bosch closely the power button is a hard platic push button and that's where mine would fail. The door is considerably more solid on the Asko plus it has the extended warranty and the drying fan really does work.
I highly reccomend the Asko for the cost difference.
re: Docsknotinn
Looked at ASK03232XLFI dishwasher today. How efficient and easy is it for loading bowls, lasagna-type pans and dishes all at once? The tines seemed very close together to be able to stack large items upright. How many minutes is the wash cycle? I have searched for two hours now for that information and cannot locate it. I do want a machine that dries well, and therefore am considering the ASKO over the Bosch. The Miele is very expensive (around $1400). The ASKO around $1000 and the Bosch around $900.
Can someone with ASKO experience and Bosch experience please answer.
i bought an asko last march, it was the single worst purchase i have ever made. Ive had five service calls and it still does not clean. its best as a drying rack after i hand wash my plates. even if they sold them at ikea for half the price i wouldnt buy another one. wish theyd come and take it before i throw it into the hudson river.
re: josephlaszlo
I hate my Asko, US Appliance would not take it back. It's loud and tiny inside the unit. Meant for a barbie doll house. Asko Corp is not behaving. Still have my fingers crossed that they will help me. $1100 for something I hate. Don't buy online!!! Can't return it.
I have owned an Asko W6551 washer and a T781 condensor dryer for 5 years with no issues or problems, I lost my user guides for the machines when I moved and contacted their customer care number. They were so polite, professional and sent me the user guides out at no charge I was most impressed!! Last week I finally discarded my old dishwasher and replaced it with an Asko D3132 as I am very happy with my other Asko appliances. I simply cannot believe how quiet my new dishwasher is and the end result.....SPARKLING CLEAN DRY glasses, cups, plates, cutlery and even plastic/ Tupperware. I love how effortlessly the baskets glide in and out and they feel very strong and robust the machine is also so easy to use!!! Overall I am also impressed by the build quality and the attention to detail that has been taken with its design and my previous experience with my other Asko appliances. Good luck with your kitchen renovation and appliance hunting.
re: ColinSydney
I also have an Asko washer and dryer, and the washer needed serious repairs after a couple of years. But I had bought an extended warranty on it so that was covered.
For a dishwasher, I've been using a mid-level KitchenAid for 8+years now and love it, the internal disposal works well, the stainless interior stays spotless, and it's quiet enough not to interfere with conversation at the kitchen table eight feet away while it's running.
I have an Asko put in by the builder and it's ok. Louder than I thought it would be. Part of the front panel is cracking after 3.5 years. I had a GE for 8 years and that never happened. The interior seams around the door also get a grubby build up that I need to clean with cleaner and a paper towel. Not too fond of that. Can't really say it cleans better than my old GE Profile Performance.
I had the ASKO for first 8 years of my place. It was great. Quite and Clean but when it broke (the electronics went and the repair man said it is a common asko issue: but after 8 years it is hard to complain), we went for Bosch. It was on sale for truely a rediculous price. We've had it for 6 years now and I couldn't be happier. dishes come out clean, it is really quite and my kids can load it (it does take a pounding). It is really quite. You cannot go wrong with either one but of the two, I'd recommend Bosch.


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|Moulay Ismaïl Ibn Sharif
|Portrait of Ismail Ibn Sharif
Rissani, Emirate of Tafilalt
|22 March 1727
Meknes, Morocco
|Moulay Ismaïl Ibn Sharif
|Portrait of Ismail Ibn Sharif
Rissani, Emirate of Tafilalt
|22 March 1727
Meknes, Morocco
Moulay Ismaïl Ibn Sharif (1634? or 1645? – 22 March 1727), reigned 1672–1727.[1] (Arabic: مولاي إسماعيل بن الشريف ابن النصر) was the second ruler of the Moroccan Alaouite dynasty. Like others of the dynasty, Ismaïl claimed to be a descendant of Muhammad through his roots to Hassan ibn Ali. He is also known in his native country as the "Warrior King".
He ruled from 1672 to 1727 succeeding his half-brother Moulay Al-Rashid who died after a fall from his horse. At the age of twenty-six, Moulay Ismaïl inherited a country weakened by internal tribal wars and royal successions. Meknes, the capital city he built, is sometimes called the "Versailles of Morocco", because of its extravagance. Some of the stones were plundered from the ancient Roman ruins at Volubilis.[2]
He has also been given the epithet "The bloodthirsty"[3] for his legendary cruelty. In order to intimidate rivals, Ismail ordered that his city walls be adorned with 10,000 heads of slain enemies. Legends of the ease in which Ismail could behead or torture laborers or servants he thought to be lazy are numerous. Within the 20 years of Ismail's rule, it is estimated 30,000 people died.[4]
During Moulay Ismaïl's reign, Morocco's capital city was moved from Fez to Meknes. Like his contemporary, King Louis XIV of France, Moulay Ismail began construction of an elaborate imperial palace and other monuments.[citation needed]
In 1682 he sent Mohammed Tenim as an ambassador to Louis XIV, and he even made an offer of marriage to Louis XIV's beautiful "legitimised" daughter Marie Anne de Bourbon. Marie Anne refused.[citation needed]
Moulay Ismaïl is noted as one of the greatest figures in Moroccan history. He fought the Ottoman Turks in 1679, 1682 and 1695/96. After these battles the Moroccan independence was respected. Another problem was the European occupation of several seaports: in 1681 he retook al-Mamurah (La Mamora) from the Spanish, in 1684 Tangier from the English, and in 1689 Larache also from the Spanish. Moulay Ismaïl had excellent relations with Louis XIV of France, the enemy of Spain, to whom he sent ambassador Mohammad Temim in 1682. There was cooperation in several fields. French officers trained the Moroccan army and advised the Moroccans in the building of public works.[citation needed]
Moulay Ismaïl is also known as a fearsome ruler and used at least 25,000 slaves for the construction of his capital.[6] His Christian slaves were often used as bargaining counters with the European powers, selling them back their captured subjects for inflated sums or for rich gifts. Most of his slaves were obtained by Barbary pirates in raids on Western Europe.[7] Over 150,000 men from sub-Saharan Africa served in his elite Black Guard.[8] By the time of Ismail's death, the guard had grown tenfold, the largest in Moroccan history.[citation needed]
Moulay Ismaïl is alleged to have fathered 888 children. A total of 867 children, including 525 sons and 342 daughters, was noted by 1703 and his 700th son was born in 1721.[3]This is widely considered the record number of offspring for any man throughout history that can be verified.
After Moulay Ismaïl's death at the age of eighty (or around ninety by the 1634 birthdate) in 1727, there was another succession battle between his surviving sons. His successors continued with his building program, but in 1755 the huge palace compound at Meknes was severely damaged by an earthquake. By 1757 his grandson, Mohammad III moved the capital to Marrakech.[citation needed]
Ismail Ibn Sharif is mentioned in chapter 11 of Voltaire's Candide. The character of the sultan in the novel "The Sultan's Wife" by Jane Johnson is based on Moulay Ismaïl.
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350, somebody said when you were born the Dr. slapped your mother.
Posted: 3:20 pm Saturday, April 12th, 2014
3 thoughts on G-Day, starting with Hutson Mason
By Mark Bradley
350, somebody said when you were born the Dr. slapped your mother.
Hey Everybody!
Hallelujah! What a great day to be a Georgia bulldog! We are the greatest state and university in the nation baby!
Snagglepuss March 30, 2014
You don't have to write volumes to prove you have never, and will never, see the big picture (probably the little pictures either) . . .
Also, there is no way you were a "planned child" but rather a sad result of a recreational endeavor!!!!!!!!!!
DawgVoiceofReason March 29, 2014
@FrankFraticelli @ThomasBrown
Frank, You made a great case and I really liked your analogy. Unfortunately, ThomasBrown will NEVER understand in any real sense, the points you made. He is a human statistics machine and nothing much else . . . .
thebucketMarch 26, 2014
@ThomasBrown You are a one-trick pony with an agenda.
PaulinNH March 21, 2014
Only in Thomas' fevered brain is a #12 seed (NC State) losing by 3 to a #5 a "huge blow-out loss to a Cinderella team". . . .
Truthtyper at 9:47 a.m. Jan. 4, 2014
Thomas Brown = a true genius at cut & paste . . . .
chalkb at 6:03 a.m. Jan. 4, 2014
Oh no ,Thomas "write a book" Brown is starting up.
Boring, boring, boring , boring.....
Buzz-Off at 8:44 p.m. Nov. 21, 2013
Fact, Thomas Brown is off his meds. Does anyone even read his manic rants?
WDE at 9:58 a.m. Nov. 21, 2013
Oh ThomasBrown . . . you have always been a buffoon and I fear your best work is yet to come . . . .
TheOldGuy at 11:21 a.m. Nov. 11, 2013
Sounds like ThomasBrown has a little crush on Aaron Murray the was he keeps up with his stats and life.
Guess ThomasBrown would like to be his girlfriend.
THEBuckeye at 1:05 p.m. Nov. 11, 2013
tom brown,
gtcaryd at 7:09 a.m. Nov. 6, 2013
Thomas is calling someone else a bully, thats rich.
Rounder at 8:56 a.m. Nov. 3, 2013
ahhhh Thomas Brown, I see the asylum is missing an inmate this morning.
PaulinNH at 2:45 p.m. Oct. 27, 2013
The problem trying to reason with an insane person (Thomas Brown) is they don't realize they are crazy.
_______________I have more, ThomAss. Shall we continue?
" I have no particular animosity toward Bama. More like envy.
My Nole side had hoped to play y'all in the NC game while you were still unbeaten."
DawgNole September 5th, 2012 5:22 pm
"I'm on a Tech blog because I follow Tech and pull for the Jackets in all games except those with UGA and FSU."
DawgNole January 4th, 2013 6:13 pm
"Half of me pulled for the Dawgs, half for the Noles–depending on the game situation. Mixed feelings, torn, and still don't know who I'd pull for if they play again."
DawgNole at 8:00 p.m. Dec. 6, 2013
"True that, TB--then and now."
DawgNole January 5th, 2013 10:38 pm
"You're the only one who appears to have an issue with that."
Dawg350 3 days ago
" Dawg nole… you pull for tech...how disturbing. Dude you pull for too many teams in my opinion."
Swamp Thing September 3rd, 2012 4:54 pm
"DawgNole (which end is the Dawg and which end is the Nole?)"
Florida still can't win a game! 23-23! Lmao
UGA will win it in 2014! Book it!
Florida? Under Muschamp???
What a maroon!!!!
I guess ole Tom Brown had to get out of the kitchen.
2 more days till I see coach Richt! The best coach in UGA history baby!
What did we do to deserve gator fans running over here to brag about being # 47 won/lost record in the nation current 4-year period ?
to be honest I rather play Miami Florida State LSU and Alabama every year I think we should roll Georgia off the schedule because they do not contribute to our quest for national championship titles every so often they may be competitive but not on a routine basis so I say I know I'm in the minority .
Thomas Brown is spot on with his post. The man knows CFB. I know that he insulted me..but who hasn't? Lol. I have to give brown his props.
Wow. That joke is older than you and that's saying something.lol.......get real!
@ThomasBrown Weak as shat again ThomAss! 2 weak azz posts in a row.DawgNole is rolling you Tom.
Dude, you will never be with a woman thinking or making statements like that!
I bet you would? I would like to take every team off the schedule that leads the series against us as well.. Kind of hard to win a championship when you finish 4-8. Lol.
I'd rather roll Georgie tek off our schedule. You're our # 1 Rival. Georgie tek has in their Fight Song : To Hell with Georgia like their daddy used to do, so they claim us as their # 1 Rival. Auburn is up there, too - both ways. And, South Carolina is up there for us, as is Clemson, and the vols. Too bad you have zero offense with Will Muschamp recruiting once again for 2015, no offensive stars - if you did, then you would not want to roll us off your schedule, having not beat us since Will Muschamp showed-up 4 years' ago now this 2014 season - another sure loss for you.
No wonder you want to roll us off your schedule, dimwit !
Huh? Try commas and punctuation.
@Dawg350 He did a little more than insult you sport, but you probably like being his whipping boy.
You'd think he'd figure it out after 3 years of getting rolled.
You watch pathetic mouth!
@ThomasBrown I know i will regret asking this but, what's your feelings about Ole Ball Coach? You know he whooped yall like yellow yard dawgs.
@GeoffDawg Florida has not beat anyone after Tim Tebow GPOE left after 2009 : Miami of Florida, FSU, LSU, Alabama or Georgia - or Auburn or Louisville or South Carolina or Mississippi State - or even Georgia Southern University.
Can't beat their way out of a wet paper bag after 2009, # 47 won/lost record in the nation, so they run onto this blog today to announce they quit playing us - want out.
Dawg nole
Maybe so......but I liked his post to that troll gators all day. He was the only dawg fan that helped me run that punk out of the building,
Whatever. No worse than anybody else. All I'm saying is that his post are spot on. Nothing more or less.
How you break your own fingers so can type no more for a while? You need a break.
Nah, won't help. Too much hate.
"who's," ThomAss (contraction for "who has")--not "whose." Duh! And you pretend to know grammar while preaching to other posters about their grammatical shortcomings. Miserable hypocrite.
@gtcaryd It was 2008 and you got lucky that game. If not for a missed tackle by Reshad Jones Richt would be a perfect 13-0 vs. the Bugs from Tekkk
@tomkat1111 @gtcaryd@ThomasBrownWas it 2008 or 2009, been a while. I can look it up for you if you want.
@gtcaryd @ThomasBrown Remind us when the last time Tech beat UGA.
@ThomasBrown Not exactly one of your greatest post ThomAss, but nobody is on their game everyday. I was simply wanting your opinion of CSS. Have you ever been to anger management classes, might help.
GTcaryAZZd, sir, waah we've lost 12 of 13 against Mark Richt currently and counting but waah I'm on blog about UGA today to waah point out some team whose lost to UGA 3 years in a row and counting to waah whine about way back when their coach, who has a losing record the current 9-years vs UGA too, way back when did waah what we never can do beating UGA waah.
@ThomasBrown He was 10-1 against your mutts at Florida dimwit, Try to keep up!
SoS whooped us like yellow yard dawgs ? He's 4-5 against us at South Carolina, pardon me - including us beating him AGAIN last season when he was # 4 AP Poll for last season. We beat LSU last year too, the # 14 team. Georgie tek fans need to worry about beating us, not telling us who beat us.
Actually, it's not beyond the norm for stupidity in this case; he is a gator, after all--and obviously a stupid one--which explains a lot.
Correct. And, that is the beauty of this new s/w AJ-C bought, that you can reply directly to it, too.
I normally don't feel compelled to respond to obvious idiots but sometimes, statements are so beyond the norm for stupidity, you're obligated for the good of humanity.
Nothing wrong with liking a post--although gatorsallday is so incompetent that his asinine babbling doesn't even merit a response. I'm simply giving you a heads-up that TB will make you regret engaging him in any manner on a blog, just as he did before. You should know by now that he's a hate-filled and deeply disturbed individual. Take a look at the list of "reactions" to his behavior that I posted from a few others on the blog. And although it's only a small sample, it should tell you all you need to know about him. He, like gatorsallday, is not worth your time.
@ThomasBrown: "My Daddy said, don't dish it out GTcaryAZZd, unless you can take it son."
So your dad told GTcaryAZZd not to dish it out unless he could take it?
Were you aware of that, GTcaryAZZd?
@ThomasBrown Never denied agreeing with you TB. It happens rarely though.
My Daddy said, don't dish it out GTcaryAZZd, unless you can take it son.
My Mom said, if you can't take the heat, get out of kitchen.
I wrote a long by my standard reply to Dawg350 which Chip Towers, although he hasn't worked since Thursday removed.
Maybe Dawg350 read it ?
The bottom line is that Dawg350 in Greenville calls them like he sees them.
And, you sir, spend your days reading his and my posts.
And, anyway GTcaryAZZd, you said yourself in the last 24 hours that you agree with me about quarterbacks at UGA too.
@Dawg350 Like i have said before, if your going to throw some shat you had better be ready to catch some too.
No smart AZZ....I'm talking about the post he has posted this morning.
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text: Annals of Marketing October 11, 2004 Issue The Simple Life, Inc. By Dana Goodyear View Issue» The Simple Life, Inc. The New Yorker, October 11, 2004 P. 70 ABSTRACT: ANNALS OF MARKETING about organic lifestyle entrepreneur MaryJane Butters and her magazine, MaryJanesFarm…. Writer tells about the MaryJanesFarm in northern Idaho where MaryJane Butters lives with her husband Nick Ogle and which serves as the assembly plant for her line of quick-prep and instant organic foods… "I think of myself as a food scientist and a farmer," she says. Butters is a farmer the way Martha Stewart is a housewife. Tells about her magazine, MaryJanesFarm, which she started five years ago. "I branded myself," she says. "It creates a forum for me to talk about farming." Butters recently signed a $1.35-million deal with Clarkson Potter for a series of books about life on her farm. Before her book advance, she and Ogle had a combined income of $18,000… Tells about Butters hiring two farmhands, Austin Goodman and Erik Jocobson, to work in the garden and take photographs for her magazine and Web site. Tells about a visit from Butters's daughter Megan and a photo shoot on the farm in a grove of plum trees. Discusses the work of Butters and her food stylist Julie Bell during the shoot. Describes the transformation from Mary Jane to MaryJane. Tells about her Mormon childhood in Utah where she lived "downwind" from nuclear test sites, and her work as one of the first female rangers in the Forest Service. She learned carpentry and how to fell trees. Mentions two early marriages and the birth of her two children. In 1983 she bought the farmhouse near Moscow, Idaho. After Chernobyl, she became an environmental activist and then she became interested in organic foods and farming. Tells about how she has raised money for her business by unorthodox means such as sending a letter and a package of lentil soup to Yvon Choinard of Patagonia. In 1993, she incorporated as Paradise Farm Organics and managed her own private I.P.O. Discusses her magazine, MaryJanesFarm. The look is glossy, but the vision is decidedly backwoods. To her readers she presents herself as well meaning and imperfect. Also discusses her Web site. Tells about the history of the organic food movement in America, including the influences of J.I. Rodale and Alice Waters. Discusses in detail the BakeOver™, a one-dish meal that is the center of Butters's campaign. She encourages people to eat a BakeOver™ at every meal. Tells about the development of her latest invention, the ChillOver. Tells about the first Market Day at the Farm. "My vision is very clear. This is a farm. This is agritourism." 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My name is Laura. I'm 22 &I am a swimmer and take nutrition seriously. This is my weightloss blog but also just a blog about being healthy. I always follow back, its just from my personal blog which has the url laurakay9210. :) SW:157 CW:157 UGW:125/healthy and happy :)
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Went on my first writing research trip last week! My writing partner and I were in New York City for 5 days to research locations and just to get a feel for what being in the city is like, since neither of us had been back in about 6 years.
It was so much fun! And really eyeopening to what I'd been forgetting in my descriptions. The main things I came across were noise and smells, both things that are very prominent in NYC, and both things I hadn't been giving much description to! Also wind! The wind is so different there because the skyscrapers change how the wind moves through the city. One moment you could be walking down a street with hardly any wind and the next you're holding onto everything you're carrying because the wind is so strong.
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Keele was the first new United Kingdom university of the twentieth century, established with degree giving powers in 1949 as the University College of North Staffordshire. University status, as the University of Keele, followed in 1962.
The University was founded to promote interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary scholarship and makes a distinctive contribution to higher education by emphasising the strength of a broad educational programme.
It is the UK's largest integrated campus university and occupies a 617 acre estate, with Grade II registration by English Heritage, the central feature of which is 19th century Keele Hall.
Located centrally within the UK, in Staffordshire, Keele is a major contributor to its local economy.
Keele's distinctiveness stems from its history, characterises its present and shapes its future. Whilst continuing to be a respected University with features in common with many others, Keele aims to foster its distinctiveness through pursuit of its mission to be recognised as the UK's leading example of an open, integrated intellectual community.
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To make these – and you will want to make them – you make your pretty standard pumpkin pancake, but just after you pour the batter on the griddle, you pipe on a mixture of cinnamon, sugar, butter mixture in a spiral on top. As the pancake cooks, the cinnamon swirl melts and sinks into the pancake. Once the pancake has cooked for 3-4 minutes, you carefully flip it over and take a good long sniff of all that cinnamon and butter. Pure heaven. After just another couple minutes on the griddle, your pumpkin cinnamon roll pancake is all done. Until you add the cream cheese icing of course, because come on, this is a cinnamon roll pancake here. Then serve them up, nice and hot and draped in icing, and just try telling me these aren't the very best pancakes you've ever had.
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Solar Roof Shingles Vs. Solar Panels | Which Is Better?
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Which is better? We answer the solar roof shingles vs. solar panels question here
The solar cell…an amazing technological marvel…even more confusing because now it now comes in multiple forms.
Solar panels, long the choice of consumers in America and beyond now have a new choice – the solar roof shingle.
So it brings up a very interesting question many consumers are wondering about: solar roof shingles versus solar panels, which should I buy?
Solar roof shingles are looking to be the main modern power in solar technology, and a top competitor for most environmental technologies, as the shingles can be used in the average home. However, solar panels, the predecessor to solar shingles, are still common, widely used, and an extremely effective option for saving energy.
The question is: solar roof shingles vs. solar panels, which is the better option? Obviously, this depends on what you, the homeowner, need, which can range from pricing to efficiency to home value improvement.
What are Solar Panels?
Solar panels have been around for a few decades now, and have been the primary face of solar technology. Solar panels are made up of photovoltaic cells, which are cells that convert sunlight into electrical energy.
These cells are lined up to form arrays, which are connected to make a full solar panel. Panels are assembled on a stand, usually with a solar tracker, which aims the panels in whichever direction the panels can absorb the most sunlight.
Photovoltaic cells are mainly made of silicon, which characterizes the solar panels as crystalline modules. The solar cells used in the last eight years are primarily thin-film, which are slimmer but more durable cells that are said to produce high-efficiency and low-cost.
What are Solar Roof Shingles?
The conversion to thin-film solar cells heralded the creation of solar roof shingles, which are smaller solar modules crafted into a shingle design. Solar roof shingles can either replace roof shingles or snap-on to other roof shingles, and the thin-film design, which was the most successful design, was first sold in 2005.
Silicon thin-film shingles did have their share of problems though. Even though they sold well back then, they still were not as efficient as solar panels.
Luckily, CIGS cells were created in 2008 to replace silicon; CIGS cells improve on the design of silicon, and are geared to make a better solar converter. Dow Powerhouse designed a solar shingle specifically geared to use CIGS cells; their design has a high conversion rating and is durable.
Solar Roof Shingles vs Solar Panels: Which is the Better Product?
Even though solar panels are a predecessor to solar roof shingles, solar panels are still a highly competitive product, especially since solar roof shingles are only eight years old and were not as efficient as solar panels for a time. In the solar roof shingles vs. solar panels debate, solar panels have the edge on experience and durability. Some of them have been known to last over 30 years. Solar shingles on the other hand may not last that long – but as the average life span of a roof is 25-30 years, the best estimates are that they will last just as long.
Solar panels are rating around 20% sunlight converted to electrical energy, and now Dow's solar roof shingle is matching this rating, older solar shingles rating slightly lower. However, companies such as CertainTeed and SunPower release solar shingles and solar panels, respectively, and are well-selling products.
Dow's solar roof shingles are highly rated, backed by the U.S. Department of Energy (who created CIGS cells) and various solar roofing companies, who are selling and installing Dow solar shingles to their respective clientele throughout the country. Solar roofing companies are not limited to selling solar shingles; even Dow's highly anticipated solar shingles.
Roofing companies also are selling solar panels from companies such as SunPower, as these panels still maintain a high conversion rating for a relatively low-cost. However, many companies are showing preference to Dow's shingle, as not only do the shingles work efficiently as an energy provider, they also provide a good look and a good shingle for any home.
So which is better for you in the solar roof shingles vs. solar panels debate?
Only your solar installation company can really tell you – so call us if you have questions at 508-428-1133. We'll be happy to answer your questions or just fill out our contact form as well.


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You might find that my taste is very eclectic. Haters gonna hate so walk like a Dino.
Throwback Thursday. My Old 86 Camaro Linette aka the Batmobile.
Matte Orange Camaro
One of the Gen 2 Camaros that competed in the autocross
That guy gawking at that Camaro pretty much sums up the Good Guys Car Show.
Muscle car wars circa 1985.
What could have been. "The Bandit" Trans AM customized from the New Gen Camaro.
Time for some car porn. 1970 Z28 Camaro.
Sometimes I miss the sound of my sweet Linette, with her four barrel small block 305. I'm sorry we had to part ways and I wish I could've kept you. But it was only a matter of time and we knew this from the very beginning. You were my first love and I will always remember and cherish our times together. Though I've found someone else that's younger and faster, you will always be in my heart and mind…


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Oh, how we miss the '80s. It was a happy time, when life was full of neon spandex, leg-warmers and high-top Reeboks as far as the eye could see. Sure, there were too many dudes sporting man-perms, but they always threw in an accompanying mullet for good measure, and the beloved beard was always an ... More >>
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I know, you would think so. But there are a lot of people who don't follow politics and only watch e! network or some other entertainment related garbage, but their votes count as much as those who educate themselves about the issues, facts, and candidates.
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Big Chair is back on Dec. 1November 24,2012BENNINGTON On Dec. 1, the owners of LaFlammes, a furniture store at the intersection of Harwood Hill and Northside Drive, will unveil the new Big Chair, an almost 20-foot tall ladderback chair.
After purchasing the building, Christopher LaFlamme promised to place the new chair outside the building where a similar chair stood for about 40 years when it was the Haynes & Kane Furniture Store. The chair was believed to be the largest of its kind when it was built in the 1960s but it was dismantled 12 years ago for safety reasons.
To celebrate the return of the landmark chair, LaFlammes is planning a party and an official unveiling on Dec. 1 at 11 a.m. with live music, food for sale, a free door prize raffle and in-store promotions. Replica chairs will be available free with any purchase of $100 or more.
Fans of the chair are encouraged to bring in photos of the original.
Everyone who brings in a picture will be entered into a contest for a special prize.
Jensens Restaurant in Bennington had the sign placed on the original chair, proclaiming it the Worlds Tallest Ladderback Chair, and the restaurants owner, is donating the sign back for placement on the new chair.
Several special guests and dignitaries will participate in the unveiling and the public is invited to attend. For additional information on the Bennington store and the chair unveiling, call 681-7381.MORE IN This Just InWHITE RIVER JUNCTION A Chester woman pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for allegedly... Full StoryWho will be 2014s Full StoryMan charged as Full Story
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FDA specifies that the Nutrition Facts box include all nutrients presented as % DVs (with the exception of sugars, monounsaturated fatty acids, polyunsaturated fatty acids, and soluble and insoluble fiber for which DVs have not been established) with the amount in grams or milligrams also included for specific nutrients. The % DV for protein is required only if a protein claim is made for the product or when the product is intended for infants or children under 4 years of age. On most larger food packages the box also must include a footnote that states that the % DVs are based on a 2,000-calorie diet. In addition it may include a statement of the calories provided per gram for fat, carbohydrate, and protein. Serving sizes, calculation of % DVs, and Nutrition Facts box format modifications are regulated by FDA and FSIS in a consistent manner. (For additional information about nutrition labeling, see CFSAN, 2003b; FDA, 1993a, 1999b; OPPD, 2003a.)
In 1999 FDA proposed to amend its regulations to require that the Nutrition Facts box include information about trans fatty acids
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Released in 1996 during the Collectible Card Game boom, Ani-Mayhem was noteworthy for being one of the two first Anime-themed CCGsnote and was the first multi-license CCG. Since the game was produced by Pioneer, in many ways it existed to advertise their own properties, which serves to explain the inclusion of some lesser-known series like Armitage III and Phantom Quest Corp.The plot (as such) is that some kind of cataclysm threatens the anime Multiverse, and heroes from several universes must recover important artifacts in order to prevent The End of the World as We Know It. Unusually, Ani-Mayhem was designed with solitaire play in mind, though it can support multiplayer.
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Once off the ship in Freeport, take a leisurely bike tour through the city and alongside of the scenic shoreline. Experience the island's culture at your own pace, while getting in some activity.
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We had read a lot of negatives about Freeport. I was pleasantly surprised that the port was, while in an industrial marina, was clean and bright with cheerful shops and awnings. The port is a 25-miute ride from the sights, so I would advise an excursion if you're going to Freeport. There are some really cool ones, including some ecotours to see the Blue Holes, so there's no excuse to just say "There's nothing in Freeport!" We had booked a biking adventure through Carnival. We took a bus with a group of 18, boarded our bikes and enjoyed 12.5 miles of biking. The exercise felt great after all the meals we had been indulging in! Our guides, Leroy and Johnny, we excellent. Leroy shared his passion for his country and related many facts about the history of Grand Bahama. We visited the Garden of the Grove (lovely), Taino Beach (beautiful), and peeked though the fence at the dolphin sanctuary (sounds lame, but it was interesting and we did spot a few dolphins). Carnival could have done a more detailed job of explaining all that this excursion offered; it was well worth the $89 fee. The trip had advertised a snack, but we had our choice of several sandwiches, chips and drinks. Leroy provided lots of water bottles so you don't need to bring water. The also ferried backpacks, so if you bring along swimming suits/towels, etc. you don't need to bike with your load. The bike ride ended at Junkanoo Beach Club for an hour of swimming and sunning. The water was a little cold, so we didn't swim, but enjoyed the view and a cocktail. After the hour was up, they drive us to Port Lucaya Marketplace which looked nice, but we opted to go back to the ship. The excursion was described as 5.5 hours, but was closer to 7, so we were ready for a rest.
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Beautiful scenery w/ very knowledgeable guides. Alex and Cardo did a great job of making sure the whole group had a great time. The terrain is mostly flat which makes it easy and they stop often to share information about Freeport and to answer questions. Lunch is at the beautiful Garden of the Groves and was a delightful experience. I could have done w/ out the 45 minute beach stop and gone straight to the shopping.
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WICHITA — Builder's Inc. broker Adam Clements was reading Have You Heard? in January when he saw the news that Jon's Ale House near Douglas and Washington was closing.
"I got a lightbulb as soon as I read that," he says.
His clients Michael Farha and Marc Humsi have "been looking for a good Douglas location for a long time."
The two now plan to open District Taqueria in the 3,000-square-foot space, which some people remember best as Kelly's Irish Pub.
Clements describes District Taqueria as "an urban taco bar."
"The focus is going to be on the taco," Farha says. "In Mexico, that's the true food of choice, and we're just kind of taking it to the next level."
Farha works for his family's Farha's Carpet & Building Supply. He used to have the Food Group to do catering.
"I wanted to open a restaurant, so I just kind of let that fizzle out," Farha says.
Humsi is from Syracuse.
"His mother is a Farha," Farha says. "Technically, he's a very distant cousin."
The two met when Humsi moved here and some other cousins introduced them.
Farha says Humsi will handle more of the business side of things while he concentrates on food.
It was especially important to Farha to open downtown, he says.
"I'm a Wichitan. I've grown up here. … I love the downtown area. I've always dreamt about being part of the downtown and hopefully being a part of offering something to that area."
The idea, Farha says, is "just to be part of the growth, essentially."
"The downtown buildings have the best character on the inside already."
Clements says the space has high ceilings and exposed brick and duct work.
"Cosmetically, it's perfect."
Clements thinks the restaurant, which will open by late summer with a full bar, will do well.
"Wichita's already shown their support for Michael's food."
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CHEM 1114 with "D" or better or CHEM 1984 with "D" or better
This course is a continuation of General Chemistry I and is intended for science majors. It completes the presentation of topics started in General Chemistry I by surveying the topics of: Acids & Bases, Electrochemistry and Nuclear Chemistry.
This course is intended for physical science and engineering majors. While providing a general overview of modern chemistry, the course emphasizes the development of chemical concepts and problem-solving techniques that are essential in science. General topics include atomic structure of matter, chemical reactions, thermochemistry, electronic structure of the atom and chemical bonding.
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This course is designed for science majors particularly focused in the health or agricultural areas who have had high school chemistry. It can be a terminal course in chemistry for those seeking an AAS in veterinary technology.
This non-laboratory course is designed for students who need to understand the basic concepts of chemistry. Students taking this course do not intend to pursue further courses in chemistry. Students will explore mathematical relationships using the factor labeling (conversion factor method), atomic and molecular structures (with emphasis on the special nature of carbon), pH, essential building block molecules, water, ions and ionization, and other topics of interest to those who live in our chemical world.


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Reports: Ference fined $2,500 for gesture
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According to multiple reports, Bruins defenseman Andrew Ference has been fined $2,500 by the NHL for making an obscene gesture following his second-period goal in Thursday night's OT win over the Canadiens.
No penalty was assessed at the time, and Ference denied making the gesture when asked by reporters after the game.
'Coach just showed me it, and it looks awful,' Ference said . 'I just saw it and I can assure you that's not part of my repertoire. I don't know if my glove got caught up. I can assure you, that's not part of who I am or what I ever have been. So it looks awful, I admit it, I completely apologize to how it looks. You guys have covered me long enough to know that that's not part of my repertoire.
'I was putting my fist in the air,' Ference added. 'I'm sorry, it does look awful. I just saw it.'
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Personalizing Your BIC Pen with Sculpey Clay
This ONLY works with BIC pens....not the staples/office max/office depot/other house brand disposable ball points.
First, using needle nose pliers, pull the ink and tip out of your pen.
Next, I pinched off a lot of SMALL pieces of scupley clay and rolled them into small balls.
Then, I pressed the clay balls onto the "pen outer shell" flattening them into circles.
Continue adding the clay balls/dots onto the pen casing until it is completely covered (do NOT cover the hole where you pulled the ink/tip out). Then gently roll the pen on a flat surface just to ensure all your dots are firmly attached.
Place your clay covered pen casing on a cookie sheet and bake in a 275 Degree F oven for 10-15 minutes. Let it cool and then put your ink/tip back into your pen casing.
There you have it! A personalized pen that you will know is yours. Feel free to make other designs using scupley clay!
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Sunday, June 19, 2011
#1875 Burberry's modern day magpies
Last season, Burberry made it rain on the runway – and not in that cash money, hip hop video kind of way. Real-life water showered down on the models as they did their finale walk, creating one of the greatest spectacles ever seen on a catwalk. This time around the presentation was served straight up – but it was obviously a considered choice.
There was a real handmade element to the collection, seen in crocheted collars on jackets and hemp bobble hats similar to those that New Zealand children are taught to make at primary school (or at least this New Zealand child was). It was also full of volume – anorak sleeves were disproportionately roomy, trench coats were worn way oversized and fishermen knits had big scoop necks. Completing the eclectic trifecta was the colour – everything from yellow to bottle green, purple and inky blue could be found throughout.
Christopher Bailey called it "Handcrafted heritage", but these also looked like the clothes of a modern day magpie – a quirky knit sweater mixed with a leather coat, pom pom hat, two-tone plaited leather shoes and a few busy patterns thrown in for good measure. Sometimes a collection should be allowed to speak for itself, and with the extreme variety on offer today, it would've taken a big bang to trump what was already a cacophonous visual spectacle. Well played, Mr Bailey, well played.
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If Mac OS X 10.7 - aka Lion - is giving your Mac a mauling, a big-fixing update may be just around the corner. Apple has released 10.7.2 to developers, albeit those particularly working on iCloud compatibility. iCloud is Apple's Dropbox-style online file sync'n'store service, due to go live in the Autumn. There's no sign of 10. …
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"There's no sign of 10.7.1, but the feeling among Mac pundits is that it will be released shortly to deal with the many issues Lion users have been reporting. "
El Reg is normally first to press with the "Fanbois howl with rage as Lion bites!" stories. Not seen any. Not heard of any ongoing issues with using Lion. Am away of one issue that may prevent it from installing on machines with odd Bootcamp configs.
So, please, enlighten us.
I can give you one (ooo er)
After updating my macbook to lion I notice the time it takes to detect machines on the network has markedly increased. It takes forever to pick up the list compared to how nippy it was in snow leopard - and I did a format/install of 10.6 before I installed 10.7.
I also notice that I got an update after I installed 10.7, so something has been patched since.
Update after 10.7
Interesting you say that. Update doesn't show anything, nor does manually connecting to the download site.
Care to enlighten anyone what update you received?
PS. The official supported installation process is to update, so doing fresh installs off your own back, stuff goes wrong and you 'blame' Apple for it? Sure something might not be right, but at least do it the supported way. My network is absolutely fine and fast, can't say I noticed any slow down as it is instant with its devices incleading airdrop.
Fresh Install
I did a fresh install too. Had no choice, as was already running an elderly developer preview as the sole OS and you can't install Lion from Lion DP...
No issues so far, nothing to do with wireless that I have noticed. The update the other guy got may well have been an airport update that was long overdue perhaps, but you're right there's been no official update for any part of the OS released thus far.
This thread is REMARKABLY quiet, eh? Can it be that there are no issues? Will El Reg be forced into putting out a "Fanboys rejoice" story?
I didn't read the update details (which I had now).
I did a fresh install of snow leopard because I had a whole load of apps on there and a great amount of cruft that I thought would just cause problems. So I wiped, updated to latest ver. Everything was fine before the update.
Updated and now the networking is slow. I fail to see what could go wrong when I hadn't even installed a single 3rd party app before updating to Lion. Or are you suggesting that their OS installer (using default settings) and update service introduces a random chance of fail?
And just to clarify, it's only the discovery of networked machines that is slow. Accessing shares and transferring files is perfectly fine, just as it was in SL...
Thankfully I haven't been hit by the same problems these guys have: http://www.online-tech-tips.com/mac-os-x/os-x-lion-the-network-backup-disk-does-not-support-the-required-afp-features/
Now, would you like me to be the cat?
Updated from SL last week and... no technical problems at all - Roar! Roar!
Mines the furry one with a mane
The cost of early adoption
Early adoption is always a risk. It's a risk I wouldn't have taken if I'd realised that new SMB networking code has been written. That risks data integrity in files.
I've already come across some problems with accessing files via Windows, such as Windows occasionally reporting it can no a longer access a drive on the Mac. A minor but worrying and reproducible example of data loss is that if I try to use Windows XP to edit a Windows shortcut stored on the Mac's drive, Windows reports that the disk is out of space and the shortcut file is deleted. I can recreate shortcuts, but what if this happens when a more significant type of file is being edited?
It's possible that XP is at ultimately fault, but the point is that this used to work before my upgrade from Snow Leopard. When you change file handling software, things can get nasty.
Updated to lion and...
I haven't run into any real issues at all. A couple of games and apps don't work, which I expect will be fixed soon enough.
So far the only special thing I have done is reverted the scroll behaviour to it's original 'unnatural' method because it's too annoying having to think about which way I have to scroll the mouse wheel when I switch between different systems.
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Any drug used to lower the awareness of individuals allows others to abuse them.
Any drug used to lower the awareness of individuals allows others to abuse them.
jesuis... indeed thats why the USA has 5% world populas and 25% world prisoners all locked up in a shareholder justice system. why is that?
The Herb the Man and a Bit of Biology.
Their enquiries/constant surveillance tells them that I am not interested in getting involved in ANY of their criminal activities, especially drugs [where I dont even help with any requests with regard to who is serving up even when I do know due to not wanting to even be a good or bad source of info] thus as no threat to their activities, they leave me alone.
However having witnessed the so phenomenal growth of drug usage [cocaine which used to only be in top West End nightclubs now being available/standard in most bars and pubs] in London Im still mystified by the allure, constantly growing demand in that dont most people so very obviously function/obey commands from external stimuli as opposed to having an internal locus of control?
Natural highs produced by physical training/exertion and for me personally and other bass JUNKIES the so ecstatic pleasure of near oblivion in dancing to the BIG tunes of various dance music genres led to accusations of substance abuse that eventually stopped me frequenting certain dance music scenes in London; still make me fill guilty with regard to my presence in these places in the early 90s projecting and promoting a drugged up [ectasy, cocaine and even crack] lifestyle that I have NEVER even considered living.
Can you relate to why I still feel genuinely sorry for those people who truly cannot enjoy going out socialising, dancing in bars and clubs without being fortified by a lot of booze and or drugs as I can and usually do have a great time without consuming more than the driving limit for alcohol and no drugs of any sort?
It's a good question. Yes. There is a demand for drugs which is not going away. Prohibition only hands the market to criminals.
[SIZE=2]Most people given the choice between life and oblivion on drugs would choose life. But when [/SIZE]possession of your problem[SIZE=2] is a crime... well, it's not a set of circumstances that sits well with government services.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]A [/SIZE]reasonable[SIZE=2] price would be OK... ie cannabis same approx same wight price as tea or coffee. Drugs have to be regulated so they can be priced below the criminal market but high enough to convey the 'right message'. Also, drugs need to be sold in pubs, clubs, chemists, off-licences etc... where there are age checks. I can buy salt by the truckload and you don't need much of that to be fatal. But, prohibit salt and can you imagine the price increase. What price were drugs before they were prohibited?[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]The debate has moved onto 'what regulation is required?' There can't be a 'one size fits all' solution. Cannabis is the easiest currently illicit drug to make licit and regulate because the herb itself grows like a weed and also remarkably benign. And, [/SIZE]unlike salt, n[SIZE=2]obody has ever died from a cannabis overdose.Harder drugs are a more difficult problem and I'm first to admit that I leave judgement to health professionals that know what their talking about. However I am certain that ALL drugs should be decriminalized as soon as their is a regulated market chain for that drug.
'Shooting galleries' in Brighton is a great idea because where used elsewhere[/SIZE] people stop dying from overdose.
What other people think of me is none of my business
Where have you been? How long did it take you find I was correct?
Prohibitionists like you have less and less of an an evidence platform to preach from... and I love it! Good riddance Prohibition.
What other people think of me is none of my business
news on 'Legal High' in last 24 hours, horrific. We need to regulate this garbage so people can buy quality assured, potency specific, stuff from a chemist or nurse, with relevant safety information and advice. Leaving such controls in the hands of a criminal drug dealer is ludicrous.
What other people think of me is none of my business
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Scripture was read.Prayer was had.Church needs covered…OK, what now Lord?
I took a quiet walk through the sanctuary.Listened.Loitered.
I returned to my office, peered out the windows as I said, "I'm here, Lord, I just don't know what this is about."
Suddenly the phone rang (it was a little before nine).
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The quivering voice continued, "A plane just flew into one of the Twin Towers!"
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1. The Law of Creation
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No one is to blame for what is happening in your life. It happens only with your permission.
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The universe treats anyone with the same way. It has neither favorites nor those she allegedly punishes.
Relax and enjoy life. There is absolutely no need to curry favor and be nice to someone.
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Just accept this fact and realize that, for example, your body is also a part of the universe.
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Monday night's implosion by the Phillies bullpen, which I will go into no further details about, came with summer-like conditions, as temperatures at the first pitch were well over 70 degrees in South Philly. Sure, there was an annoying wind, but after one of the most unbearable winter seasons in recent memory, those felt like more than ideal conditions. 48 hours, and a rain/snowout later, and the Phillies and Braves began game two of the series, with temperatures at 45 degrees. Even in mid-April, old-man winter doesn't want to seem to give way to consistent Spring temperatures, let alone balmy summer conditions.
The postponement of Tuesday night's game, caused the celebration of Jackie Robinson evening to be moved back a day. As part of the celebration, all players wore number 42. Props to the MLB for allowing the celebration to take place a night later than originally scheduled, because Robinson is not only a baseball icon, but he is an American icon, and continuing to preserve his legacy is of the utmost importance.
As for the game, the Phillies were wearing old jerseys (just go along with it), and they performed like the old Phillies. Well, the old Phillies in the sense of 2012 and 2013, not like 2007 or 2008. In other words, after a relatively fast-start for the veteran offense, the team hit much more like the Phillies offense that we expected tonight.
In all fairness to the offense, the NL East is loaded with young pitching talents. Between Jose Fernandez, Jordan Zimmerman, Stephen Strasburg, and even the injured Matt Harvey, the NL East isn't going to be an easy place to hit over the course of the next five to ten seasons. Add Julio Teheran to that list, as the 23 year-old righty, entered tonight's game with a 2.84 ERA over the course of his first three starts, and only lowered that tonight.
Teheran dazzled tonight, absolutely shutting the Phillies down in a complete game performance. Not only did Teheran keep the Phillies off the scoreboard, but he only allowed two three hits over the course of nine innings. The stat that puts Teheran's dominant start into perspective, is that he didn't allow a runner to reach second-base until the ninth inning. Even then, that wasn't an extra-base hit, it was a stolen-base by Jimmy Rollins. The next play, Chase Utley grounded out to end the game.
The most disappointing part about the Phillies being shutdown at the plate, was that after Cliff Lee was very hittable early on in his outing, he was dealing late. Lee ended his evening with a complete game himself, and 13 strikeouts. While he allowed 11 hits, the Braves only rally came in the ninth inning, when Lee was able to work out of a runners on second and third jam. The only run that Lee allowed, was a high homerun, from the suddenly-smoking Evan Gattis. Unfortunately that was all Teheran needed tonight, and Lee ended up taking the loss despite an 128-pitch complete game.
I understand after watching baseball for nearly a decade and a half, that games like this are part of a long MLB season. I just have grown tired of watching the Phillies be on the losing side of them numerous times over the past three seasons.


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Onboard video of Sebastian Loeb's record run
Easily the best eight minutes of your day.
By July 2, 2013 / Photos by Red Bull
Sebastian Loeb's recent record-setting run at Pikes Peak was an incredible achievement. It's made even more incredible when viewing this spectacular onboard footage.
That speed. That confidence. That Peugeot. It almost reminds us of:
We can't get enough of Pikes Peak this year. If you're in the same boat, check out our photo hub featuring images by the always awesome Jamey Price.


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