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See review under 12" size. The weakest link in this clamp is the plastic pivot for the rachet mechanism. Drill out and replace with a #8 Screw and nut. This increases the...Read complete review
See review under 12" size. The weakest link in this clamp is the plastic pivot for the rachet mechanism. Drill out and replace with a #8 Screw and nut. This increases the strength of the clamp tremendously.Most failures occur when the user exceeds the design capability. As designed for light to medium duty applications. There are instances where to much pressure is worse in the application than not enough pressure.
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Having read the reviews, I repaired the handles before I ever used the clamp, by putting a short bolt through the handle where the pivot is. Now the pivot will never break, but...Read complete review
Having read the reviews, I repaired the handles before I ever used the clamp, by putting a short bolt through the handle where the pivot is. Now the pivot will never break, but the clamping pressure is still very light. You simply cannot get a hard clamping force with these. I bought some Irwin clamps to use instead, and although they are also made of plastic, they clamp HARD. I love HF and buy there all the time, but these clamps are just not one of HF's better products.
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Awesome clamp for the money
By The Wombat
from Snoqualmie, WA
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Comments about Pittsburgh 24 in. Ratchet Bar Clamp/Spreader:
These clamps are great for holding projects in place for aligning, leveling, nailing and screwing. The spreader bars are metal, all other parts plastic. These are 1/6 the cost of box store brands. They are not built as sturdy as those brands, but in my opinion they are just as effective if used properly.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By JohnnyG
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Used as a spreader they can be used to expand pants waistband. Spread waist while wet and let dry. Works great.
By Robert
For the price, can you complain?
By Ben
from Cedar Rapids, IA
Its a cheap clamp. A quality clamp runs almost 6x the cost. If I need to clamp something hard, I will default to those, but when I need a bunch of clamps to repair plywood that is separated, its nice to be able to use 6 cheap clamps and save the good clamps for more important tasks.
Works good after modification
By William Brown
Almost every one of these I bought broke on first use. In all cases it was the pin holding the hand-grip, I simply drilled the molded plastic pin holders all the way through the body of the clamp and put a small bolt in them. These are now great clamps for medium use.
Marginally OK
By Jim Smith
I bought nearly a dozen of these ratchet bar clamps in various sizes. Half of them broke the first time I tried to use them. In each case, a molded-in-place plastic pivot pin sheared off. So, I rate them 3-star so long as Harbor Freight stands behind their lifetime handtool warranty. Otherwise, 1-star.
By M3 Pete
from So Cal
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Don't squeeze very hard
By Not Impressed
from Florence Ky.
Don't plan on compressing things too hard with this clamp. I was glueing two boards together and did not apply much pressure when the clamp handle broke. It may be okay for light compression but I would not recommend for compressing wood glue jointing.Fortunately I was able to take it apart and repair the handle by drilling a hole in the plastic handle and inserting a nut and bolt to make up for the broken plastic collar. I will have to go easy when using this limited clamp.
Light duty use only
By A&P Mechanic
from Minnesota
About Me Professional
I would not recommend this clamp if high pressure is required. For light duty holding it is OK, but if too much pressure is applied to the handle it will bend or possibly break off.
broke 3 of 4 1st time used
By Lee
from Lancaster ,PA
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I broke 3 of 4 1st time used with just lite pressure. They are completely junk ,the plastic around the lever assembly is to thin and breaks very easy.The 4th one I never used because it broke when it fell off my bench. go with the steel ones with crank handles that HF sells they work fine.
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The year is 1963, and self-important Byron Watson is the bane of his younger brother Kenny's existence. Constantly in trouble for one thing or another, from straightening his hair into a "conk" to lighting fires to freezing his lips to the mirror of the new family car, Byron finally pushes his family too far. Before this "off... Read more
The year is 1963, and self-important Byron Watson is the bane of his younger brother Kenny's existence. Constantly in trouble for one thing or another, from straightening his hair into a "conk" to lighting fires to freezing his lips to the mirror of the new family car, Byron finally pushes his family too far. Before this "official juvenile delinquent" can cut school or steal change one more time, Momma and Dad finally make good on their threat to send him to the deep south to spend the summer with his tiny, strict grandmother. Soon the whole family is packed up, ready to make the drive from Flint, Michigan, straight into one of the most chilling moments in America's history: the burning of the Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church with four little girls inside.
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|Kobe Bryant finally wins in Philly, spoiling ceremony honoring his idol, Dr. J.
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On a night Julius Erving and Philadelphia's 1983 championship team was honored, Andrew Bynum and the Lakers stole the show. Bynum scored a career-high 24 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and Lamar Odom had 21 and 11 to lead Los Angeles to a 106-101 win over the 76ers on Friday night.
``It's always special coming here,'' said Bryant, the Lower Merion High grad who was, typically, booed all game. ``Every time I come here, I realize how much I miss it. It's always fun.''
Bryant only scored 19 points, but did leave Philly with a more memorable keepsake: the Lakers' first regular season win in the city since February 2000. The experience would have been more fun for Bryant had he caught up with Erving. Bryant wanted to chat with the Hall of Famer he patterned his game after in his formative years.
Bryant sat at his locker before the game and talked about how when he was a kid he wanted to play like the high-flying Erving and how once all he thought about was playing for the Sixers.
Now he gets a thrill from beating them.
In other NBA games, it was Portland 99, Denver 96; Boston 107, Chicago 82; Dallas 102, the Los Angeles Clippers 89; Detroit 92, Memphis 67; Utah 113, Orlando 94; Atlanta 97, Washington 92; Seattle 123, Toronto 115; Charlotte 105, New York 95; and Minnesota 131, Indiana 118.
Erving and Clint Richardson took part in a halftime celebration for the 1982-83 championship team. That team - which also included current Sixers coach Maurice Cheeks and Moses Malone - swept the Lakers in four games and was the last of Philadelphia's four major pro sports teams to win a championship.
Erving received a rousing ovation from the crowd, one of the largest and liveliest of the season.
``Twenty-five years is much too long, so let's get it done,'' Dr. J told the fans.
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At Portland, Ore., Martell Webster scored 19 points and Brandon Roy and LaMarcus Aldridge each added 18 to help the Trail Blazers extend their winning streak to 10 games.
Portland, which has the longest current winning streak in the NBA, has not won as many consecutive games since winning 12 straight in the 2001-02 season.
Allen Iverson and Carmelo Anthony each had 34 points for the Nuggets. Anthony added 12 rebounds.
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At Boston, Paul Pierce scored 15 of his 22 points in the third quarter, going 4-for-4 from 3-point range in the third before sitting out the fourth in Boston's easy bounce-back victory.
Recovering quickly from their only home loss of the season, Boston never trailed in the game and never gave up its double-digit lead after scoring 10 consecutive points to make it 40-22 with 7:50 left in the first half. Ray Allen scored 18 for the Celtics, who have the best record in the NBA (21-3).
Mavericks 102, Clippers 89
Dirk Nowitzki scored 30 points and Devin Harris added 21 to help host Dallas win its fifth straight. Nowitzki has scored at least 30 in his last three games.
The Clippers have lost 12 of 15 games since starting the season 6-4.
Chris Kaman had 24 points and 19 rebounds for Los Angeles, giving him his 11th straight double-double in December.
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I have an odd problem that I cannot seem to resolve. When I play a song, any song, or any MUSIC, for that matter, I get a popping/crackling noise every once in a while. Sometimes it won't happen for a minute, then it will happen every 5 or 10 seconds and then it will stop, then it will start back up again with the every 10 seconds and then not for a minute thing.
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Popping and crackling, if you look over the old posts here, is a frequent issue. Unfortunately there is no "one fix" for the problem.
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Thanks for the info. I finally figured out what was causing the problem. It was my Atheros Wireless Network Adapter. Once I disabled it, no more popping/crackling.
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so, i disabled the generic ethernet controller instead and while i still can connect to the net i still have same noise (audio crackling) issue...am i missing something? i am trying to update drivers to adapter - Atheros AR500EG - but searching forever online with no return software to update..any other ideas would be greatly appreciated
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East Greenwich, RI, 02818-0281
School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
Association of Independent Schools in New England (AISNE)
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Nursery/Preschool - 12
|Offers Post-Graduate Year
|Learning Difference Programs
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|267 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 19%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|60 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|% Faculty w/Advanced Degree
|Average Class Size
|12 students
|Number of AP Courses
|15 courses
|List of Courses Offered
|Link to List of Courses
|Advanced Courses
|AB Calculus, BC Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, English, Environmental Science, French, Latin, Physics, Spanish, Statistics, Studio Art 2-D, Studio Art 3-D, Studio Art Drawing, US History
|Matriculation DataMatric. Data
|Link to Matriculation Data
|Classroom Dress Code
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|None / Rolling
|Tuition Notes
|Preschool Program (3 & 4 year olds): 2 half days - $4,900 3 half days - $7,000 5 half days - $9,700 2 full days - $8,400 3 full days - $10,200 5 full days - $15,100 Kindergarten-Grade 2: $25,900 Grades 3-5: $26,250 Grades 6-8: $28,800 Gr
|% on Financial Aid
|Average Financial Aid Grant
|Admissions Director
|Catherine T. Washburn
|Admissions Associate
|Maria Emmons
|Total Sports Offered
|10 sports
|Basketball, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Sailing, Soccer, Softball, TennisBasketball, Cross Country,
Field Hockey, Golf,
Ice Hockey, Lacrosse,
Sailing, Soccer,
Softball, Tennis,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|15 extracurriculars
|Band, Certamen, Choral, Community Service, Drama, Environmental, Karate, Kayaking, Lifetime Fitness, Math Team, Multicultural, Polar Bear Club, Robotics, Sailing, Yoga Band, Certamen, Choral, Drama, Environmental, Karate, Kayaking, Math Team, Multicultural, Robotics, Sailing, Yoga, Community Service,
Lifetime Fitness,
Polar Bear Club,
School Notes:
The mission of Rocky Hill School is to educate the whole child-mind,body,and spirit. As a school community,we encourage our students to become good citizens and life-long learners, guiding them as they strive for knowledge and self-awareness.
Rocky Hill School is a family-oriented and energized educational community. We are proud of our heritage, traditions, academic programs, and the people who create the pulse of our daily activity: faculty, students and parents. Together, we are dedicated to encouraging our students in their intellectual, physical, creative and community pursuits, which both support and challenge. We are a community that strives to demonstrate mutual respect for one another, as individuals, by incorporating kindness and caring into positive interactions among our classmates, teachers, mentors and colleagues.
Visiting families often ask what makes Rocky Hill School unique. First and foremost, is our size, which affords us the opportunity to interact in small learning groups, provides us with an opportunity to connect with each of our students, and provides children with opportunities for growth they may not get at larger schools. At Rocky Hill, every child may participate in activities they have never tried before, encouraged, and supported, in the pursuit of individual interests. Valuing family is not a cliché here; it is reality.
Rocky Hill School fits the concept of a true country day school and we intentionally want to retain who we are and what we do best, as we move forward in the 21st century. Secondly, we offer a superlative location, with 88 acres along the Potowomut River and Narragansett Bay. Our curriculum is multifaceted, incorporating experiential learning; we are ideally located to take full advantage of the outdoor classroom concept. Our biology and marine science curriculum allow us to use our environment for on-task field work, while the river and bay serve as a water laboratory.
Of prime importance to our uniqueness is the Rocky Hill School model for teaching and learning, which reflects our mission and builds on the two aforementioned qualities: size and location. Our collaborative model offers students and faculty the opportunity to interact with one another in round table, laboratory or mini-seminar style classrooms which encourages active and engaged participation among students and teachers.
The Harkness Table - an oval table with seating for 10-14 students plus a faculty member - serves as an anchor in our classrooms and laboratories, ensuring that students are focused, engaged, and accountable. Furthermore, the technology in our wireless environment provides myriad "anytime, anywhere" learning opportunities.
The Rocky Hill School Model encourages all students to articulate and champion their own ideas, as well as listen and respond respectfully to their peers. Authentic understanding is only accomplished through experience, and experience is only meaningful when students enjoy frequent and diverse opportunities to practice skills, test ideas, and apply knowledge. Our direct, hands-on approach to learning centers upon such experiences.
Profile last updated: 02/08/2014
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East Greenwich London Bridge Child Care Center
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(401)886-5347Early Childhood / Day Cares1 mi | 3 students | Gr. PK-KG
Charlestown Charlestown Early Learning Center
Charlestown , RI , 02813
(401)364-0645Early Childhood / Day Cares1.4 mi | 66 students | Gr. K
Lincoln Lincoln Seventh-day Adventist School
Po Box 153
Lincoln , RI , 02865
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East Greenwich Our Lady Of Mercy Regional School
55 4th Ave
East Greenwich , RI , 02818
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Warwick Eleanor Briggs School
116 Long St
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(401)732-1540All-boys | Special Education School2.6 mi | 28 students | Gr. 1-12
School Reviews
- March 14, 2014 - This is the second year at RHS for my two children and they are settled and happy. They especially love the science and technology parts of the day. The teachers are all caring and provide appropriate challenges to each of my children. The small size can be difficult socially at times, however, the classes do seem to bond well and protect each other. We love the amount of time they spend outdoors and using the beautiful campus as an extension of the classroom. We are also impressed by the way each child has grown in confidence since beginning last year. - Posted by Parent
- March 14, 2014 - As a parent there is nothing I want more than to have my child educated in a community that values the whole child-Rocky Hill does just that. The small class size along with the highly dedicated faculty allow children to develop academically, artistically, athletically and emotionally. The teachers have been outstanding and go well beyond the "school day" to enrich student''s learning, My daughter looks forward to each and every day. The amazing marine environment is such an added benefit. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - Our children have attended RHS from preschool through grade school. The campus is beautiful, and the kids spend a lot of time outdoors and we feel they are safe and getting a great connection to nature and the ocean. The class sizes are very small, which is a positive and a negative. The kids get a wonderful opportunity to participate actively in their learning, have close relationships with their teachers, and get challenged individually. The down-side of small class sizes are two-fold in my opinion. Because there are fewer kids in the class, the social challenges and the level of academic challenge overall are dependent on the group of students in the class maybe moreso than in a larger school, but again - they do try to meet each child''s individual needs. The teachers our kids have had have been engaged, enthusiastic, and very nurturing. There is a constant focus on making good people as well as successful people, which we like. The arts and music programs are strong. I cannot comment on highschool as our kids are younger. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - Our second eldest (of four) is a sophomore and this is our first experience at RHS. Frankly, it has been tremendous. The beautiful campus setting and the welcoming student body are wonderful. Make no bones, freshman year was not easy due to the adjustment to a new school and the intensive academic load. However, the engagement between students and faculty, certainly enhanced by very small class size and the Harkness methodology, is exceptional. For a small school, the breadth of extracurricular offerings are expansive with opportunities to play sports, engage in the arts, or follow an individual passion with an independent study. In fact, the smallness affords kids a chance to play on a team or experience an activity which might not happen if they were at a larger institution. Would strongly urge a visit to make an informed decision and highly recommend RHS. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - As a parent with two children at Rocky Hill School, I could not be happier. My children are receiving a great education and are challenged on a daily basis. My children are engaged and happy and frequently thank us for sending them to Rocky Hill. The faculty and staff are welcoming to parents and are readily available to talk and the small class size means that my children receive a great deal of individual attention. The school integrates academics with high quality sports, music and arts education giving our children the opportunity to explore their interests and become well-rounded. Finally, the location of Rocky Hill on Narragansett Bay is stunning . Students have the opportunity for hands on learning in their outdoor classroom. Overall, our family experience at Rocky Hill has been very positive and we look forward to several more great years with the school. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - My son is in his third year at Rocky Hill, and we''ve found the school a terrific fit for our family. Small classes mean a great deal of personal attention, and students have a freedom to learn as participants in their own education. There is a sincere focus on diversity, recognizing and celebrating all people for the individuals they are, which will be valuable and important when moving on to college and a diverse professional life. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - Rocky Hill is a school that is like an extended family. The embraced my daughter when she started in 2012 - 7th grade. This family environment allows my daughter to excel and shine brighter than she ever did in public school. From day one she felt like she had been at the school since 1st grade. The comfort that every teacher knew who my daughter was before even starting school was fabulous! This small beautiful campus environment on the water is breathtaking. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - Our child''s first year at Rocky Hill has gone really well so far. The high contact with faculty and small class sizes are a great improvement over public school experiences. Also, the round table seminar format and use of technology is a huge leap over public schools for preparation of the future college environment. We have seen great improvement in ability to use computer and techology, as well as a significant improvement in self-confidence and a maturing approach to debate and discussion. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - We are proud parents of 2 children currently attending Rocky Hill School; 1 in Middle school and 1 in the Upper school. We are happy to share that children of all academic capabilities fit in well at Rocky Hill School. It is wonderful to have a school with great academic rigor, REAL diversity, and flexibility. RHS is large enough that both of our children are able to find their place academically. While developing socially, spiritually, athletically and theatrically they are able to develop a healthy sense of self in a well-rounded environment. We find that RHS provides a calming, quiet powerful start to their day, which helps the children to build a partnership with their teachers. Our world is changing fast and we feel that Rocky Hill is focused and that our children will thrive as adults because of their experiences and problem solving skills attained at RHS. It has been our experience that Rocky Hill partners with us as parents to help mentor our kids to be the best they can be, to help make the world around them a better place and to feel confident in their abilities. It is a small school, but large enough to accommodate different learning styles. The Harkness table model is a wonderful setting where discussions are encouraged and used quite effectively. We have found it to be an exceptional learning tool when tough issues arise as the faculty addresses them immediately. The campus is well situated on the beautiful Narragansett Bay enabling unlimited educational possibilities. Our family is active at the school because we believe in the Rocky Hill mission and feel blessed to be a part of such a welcoming community. There is a real sense of community and this is demonstrated, as you will often see children from all three divisions collaborating and working together. My children come home happy and look forward to going to school the next day, what better testimony for a wonderful school. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - I am a parent with two children at RHS, who are getting their Middle and Upper School educations at Rocky Hill. My two children are thriving, and both have found their own individual voices as they develop. The characteristics that I most value at RHS are the emphasis and respect given to individuality and individual attention, and the strong, challenging academic curriculum that encourages critical thinking. Faculty are extremely available, easily accessible, and not afraid to "think out of the box," if it will benefit your child''s education. In addition, they strongly encourage the student to learn how to advocate for themselves (a skill that will be crucial as they go through life). I would be remiss if I didn''t point out that the campus is quite beautiful, and with wonderful opportunities in sailing, the environment and athletics. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - As a parent I am delighted in the quality of the education, support and staff that Rocky Hill School provides my daughter. My daughter looks forward to school; she is challenged academically and has grown so much as a person since entering Rocky Hill School as a freshman. The forum the school provides to learn and interact with staff and students is amazing. The choices they offer for classes and for afterschool sports and activities is extensive and larger than I thought a small school could provide. I wish I could have attended a school like this when I was a student. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - Highly recommended - excellent staff and learning environment. - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - I have a first grader and a preschooler at Rocky hill. They are both so happy. I told the first grade teacher the other day that my daughter skips to school. There are nine children in her first grade class. The teacher is amazing. She is easy going, gives them a ton of individualized attention and teaches them to respect one another. She is easily accessible on e-mail. The teaching model is project based learning. The first month of the year, they learned about masterpieces. Each student created 3-4 masterpieces based on certain historical art figures. They spent time every day on these pieces, tweaking them, adding to them. At the end of the month, they went on a field trip to RISD. I loved it! It taught my daughter not to rush, to think about what she is creating, lessons that will help her slow down and follow through with not only artwork but with all school projects. They have also done multiple research projects. The projects are done over a number of weeks. The children will research a topic at the library, such as a favorite animal. They will then brainstorm on different facts about the animal and their habitat. They will list the facts in categories, then write an essay and present it to their class in a fun way. She has improved tremendously with her reading and writing skills. She has always loved learning about mathematics and the teachers have been giving her more complex problems to enhance her problem solving skills. My son is in the preschool. He has two to three teachers with 13 children. The classroom is full of manipulatives, imaginary play and art projects. My son is comfortable and happy. He gets along well with the other students. He loves his teachers. He takes a number of classes with specialty teachers, Spanish, music, art, science, library, and gym (Specialty classes that my daughter takes every week as well). He feels like a true part of the larger Rocky hill environment. The older children visit his classroom and read to him. They are so sweet with the little ones. Overall, my husband and I have been thrilled with Rocky Hill. My children were new this year and I was nervous about their transition. The principal of the school got me in touch with parents over the summer and we had multiple playdates and the transition was smooth. We were also very intimidated at first regarding the costs. However, the school offered us a fair financial aid package. And I am so glad we went for it. We are hoping to be there for many more years! - Posted by Parent
- February 28, 2014 - Rocky Hill is a nurturing educational environment. The staff knows each student very well and are advocates for them. The classes are small and the harkness tables give every student a front row seat. The experiential learning with their waterfront campus is awesome. The students are encouraged in the arts and technology. While they do not compete in D1 sports, the teams are cohesive and competitive. - Posted by Parent


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Former major league pitcher Joe Niekro, Houston's career victory leader, died Friday, Astros president Tal Smith said. He was 61.Story | Conversation | October 27, 2006
Niekro also inducted into Texas Baseball Hall
Ivan Rodriguez and Joe Niekro headlined the list of seven inductees entered into the Texas Baseball Hall of Fame.Story | Conversation | November 11, 2005
Page 2 interview: Phil NiekroJeff Merron
Page 2 interviews Hall of Famer Phil Niekro about his famous knuckleball, the Braves, women's baseball and more.Story | Conversation | July 18, 2005