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The 2007 Lexus SC 430 is built for comfort and leisurely weekend jaunts. For a luxury convertible that's also entertaining to drive, you'll need to look elsewhere.
Retractable hardtop, quiet V8 engine, bulletproof Lexus quality.
Cargo space is virtually non-existent, cramped rear seats, some may consider its performance overly leisurely and non-sporty.
Driver and passenger knee airbags are standard this year, and the front passenger seat now has an occupant detection sensor for airbag deactivation.Read full review of the 2007 Lexus SC 430
Driver and passenger knee airbags are standard this year, and the front passenger seat now has an occupant detection sensor for airbag deactivation.
Since its debut six years ago, the Lexus SC 430 luxury convertible has won over a fair amount of shoppers due to its distinctive retractable-hardtop design, easygoing demeanor and reputation for quality. The elegant interior features genuine wood trim and a long list of standard features, including 10-way power heated seats, a navigation system, wireless cell phone connectivity and automatic climate control. In fact, the list of standard equipment is so thorough that the SC 430 only comes in one trim level.
Unfortunately, there are a few drawbacks. For one, there is virtually no cargo space. The trunk is small, and with the top down that space shrinks even more. The rear seats are essentially just for show; even small children will be annoyed with the lack of legroom. And although the 2007 Lexus SC 430 boasts a 288-horsepower V8 engine, a sport-oriented suspension design and rear-wheel drive, it simply does not provide much inspiration. For those wanting a convertible that's more fun to drive or available with the latest techno-gadgets, the BMW 6 Series, Jaguar XK or Mercedes CLK will likely be better choices.
The 2007 Lexus SC 430 is a luxury convertible. Standard features include 18-inch wheels, adaptive HID headlights, heated outside mirrors, a navigation system, leather seats, driver and passenger memory functions, premium audio system, automatic climate control and either bird's eye maple or walnut trim. With a press of a button, the aluminum-alloy roof rises to provide shelter from the vagaries of the environment. Once closed, the top seals tight to transform the SC 430 into a hardtop coupe possessing superior wind noise suppression. The only factory options for the SC 430 include a rear spoiler, run-flat tires and different wheels. The limited-production Pebble Beach edition, which features special paint, unique interior finishing and 18-inch alloy wheels, is also available this year.
The Lexus SC 430 is powered by a 4.3-liter V8 engine that produces 288 hp and 317 pound-feet of torque. Driven by a six-speed automatic transmission with sequential shift, the SC 430 achieves a 0-60-mph time of 5.8 seconds.
The 2007 Lexus SC 430 comes equipped with antilock brakes with brake assist. Traction control, stability control, front side airbags, knee-protecting airbags and a tire-pressure monitoring system are also included.
With the push of a button, the retractable hardtop transforms the SC 430 from a coupe to a convertible in approximately 21 seconds. Inside, the interior is elegant and luxurious, as one would expect. It features real wood and generous amounts of supple leather throughout the cabin. Unfortunately, the trunk is a tad small as it holds only 8.8 cubic feet of cargo. By adding run-flat tires and ditching the spare in the trunk, space is increased to 9.4 cubic feet. Once you put the top down, cargo space decreases even more. Additionally, the SC's rear seats are basically just for show rather than actual use.
Despite its aging design, the 2007 Lexus SC 430 is still one of the best luxury convertibles for general around-town cruising. The engine climbs to redline without any strain and the exhaust note is extremely subdued. The suspension filters out every bump in the road in its attempt to maintain civility at all times. This, however, results in less responsive driver feedback and reduced confidence when pushing the car hard through corners.


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ARM today flexed its mobile muscle by revealing a fairly broad coalition focused on developing a version of Linux well-suited for future smart phones. The chip designer has teamed with Marvell, MontaVista, Movial, Mozilla, Samsung and TI in an effort to help Linux make headway on mobile systems. The companies intend to craft an …
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Bring back RISC OS I say. Now that's a modular OS just right for phones.
Where would ARM be without Roger/Sophie Wilson work on making a super fast BBC B addon?
So how does this fit in with - or compete with - the LiMo (Linux Mobile) Foundation?
I notice that ARM and Samsung are involved in both initiatives.
Nokia N800 anyone
The Nokia N800 is ARM based as well
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... with KILLER developer support from Nokia. I love mine, and you'll need heavy weaponry to pry it out of my fingers.
Please no! Not without a serious face lift and a move to preemptive multitasking. I admit, RISC OS was great for its time, but that time has passed and it has failed to kept up. I'd like to think open sourcing it would help, but in reality Haiku would have more chances of wide-spread adoption than RISC OS and those chances are pretty damn slim.
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Have you bought a new dishwasher in the last 2 years?
I've had a look at older dishwasher threads. A lot of Hounds like Miehle or Bosch. I assume those brands cost more, than an American brand, right? I
My KA has to be replaced in January. It is a plain dishwasher installed under a formica counter. It has done well, but the dispenser is broken and cannot be fixed. I have just started doing research. I noticed in a thread with information from about 2-4 years ago that people were pleased with their KAs bought several years ago. Has anyone bought a KA in the last 2 years? If so how has it performed?
How about any dishwasher that has performed well for the last 2 years? Any info you can throw my way is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Sorry that you have to go through this at this time of year. One thing I would really look for are machines that are performing well with the new phosphate free detergents. Unfortunately it may limit how far back you can go with recommendations due to the change. I haven't looked but you may want to see if any manufacturers have improved their washers to work better with phosphate free detergents. I imagine they have received plenty of calls from frustrated users whose dishwashers worked great before the change.
re: SanityRemoved
Altho we have a Bosch because my wife likes it, I don't because our stoneware soup bowls and some dishes do not stay upright in the tray slots. They fold over on top of each other due to the construction of the dish trays. We had a KitchenAid before our current one. Don't ask...I do not have a vote when it comes to kitchen appliances.
But my question is what is the name of at least one American manufacturer makes a dishwashers? I have not looked for a new dishwasher in 7 years.
About two to three years ago I looked at everything, including the exotics. We chose a KichenAid KUDK03IT, and are satisfied with it.
re: mcf
We are a 4 person family that bought an ASKO XXL series for $899. i think we paid $100 for the stainless steel, and the white would have been $800. It came with a 5 year warranty which was standard! All the important features for us: easy to use, super quiet, metal tub and super efficient. It looks like an ipod:) The manual instructs you not to rinse before loading, I scrape food off into the compost only. Love love love!
Miele starts at ~$1200,KitchenAid ~$600, and Bosch ~$500.
Scratch-n-dent and discontinued models can be found for significantly less.
On Gardenweb.com appliance forum people have been moving away from KA the last year or so because of a new vent design that,according to the experts,blows steam into your cabinets.
The more expensive KAs,Bosch,and Miele do not have food grinders but filters.
Grinder free DWers need enzyme based dishwasher detergent. Most modern dishwasher detergents are enyzme based but not all. Filters need cleaned from time time. 3months to a year depending on how much food debris get into the DW.
Bosch and Miele require rinse aid if you want bone dry dishes immediately after the cycle ends becuase they don't have heated dry.
Top end KA have heated and European drying methods.
Except for the most expensive two models,Bosch dishwashers are made in New Bern,North Carolina. Asko dishwashers,which someone else mentioned,are made in Sweeden. Finding parts and service for Asko DWers can be difficult in certain areas of the USA.
I would go with either Bosch or Miele depending on your budget.
If you are a conspiracy theorist,and think the single world wide government is out to control your mind by putting special secret chemicals in rinse aid then probably go with KA.
re: DeeAgeaux
In November 2010 I replaced by Bosch cooktop and my Bosch dishwasher. I went with the Miele La Perla dishwasher and it is a dream machine compared to my Bosch (12 yers old - I could finally justify getting rid of my poorly designed appliances). I like that the Miele has a third top rack for your silverware and no baskets. No more nesting spoons, forks and knives. When the cycle is finished, it automatically has an arm that pushes the door open about three inches to let steam out and you can hear a fan running inside. I also like the fact that it has the control screen on the front of the door and not on the top of the door lid. I believe Miele is a price controlled brand so I don't think you will find a bargain. I think it was in the $2200 range and I have my matching cabinet panels on the front door. I believe the stainless steel door was $200 extra.
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Just completed a very long awaited kitchen makeover including a new Miele La Perla model dishwasher....replaced a KA unit that was perhaps 8 years old but sounded like a jet engine. Miele was chosen for it's near silent operation and cleaning ability. Phenomenal performance that has everything sparkling including a bunch of cheap stemware that previously had developed a fog like coating from the KA that we could only remove by soaking the glasses in a solution of TSP. Yes the storage racks with the third shelf for silverware is cool and the fact that the unit does look really nice with the built in cabinet panel is also sweet but the fact is our Miele cleans like a champ and we can run a load during a dinner party in our open kitchen with barely a whisper level of sound.....the old KA forced us to hold off until the guests had left before firing it up. Yes the Miele requires salt, rinse aid and their own brand of detergent tablets but they perform well together and are worth the cost.
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I need rinse aid in my KA or my stuff is spotty and glass is dull. Also, it doesn't dry anything, even though it has a "heated drying button." The other thing that I hate about it and almost every other high end dw I looked at is the long, sideways silverware basket... can't place silverware throughout the basket without pulling out the bottom rack, so everyone in my house dumps every bit of it into the front few inches.
re: GH1618
What do you like about it, compared to a front basket which hold the same stuff and doesn't require you to pull out the whole rack every time you want to drop something in?
re: mcf
It just seems to me that it's a more efficient use of space compared to my previous dishwasher, about which I thought the basket was in the way. I don't mind pulling out the rack. Often I remove the basket entirely to load it. It's a pretty small effot, and I just can't see the work involved in loading a dishwasher to be an important problem.
Having several untrainable people in the household can be a problem, I admit. I have only one, and I prefer to load the dishwasher myself. What I don't like is having to rearrange the load when someone else does it haphazardly. That problem goes well beyond the design of the basket.
And the old basket was not a long thin one along the front edge, but a square one in the middle of the front.
Addendum: I should add that with basket on the right side, and the dishwasher at the right end of the kitchen, the basket is out of the way as I load it from the left side. If it were the other way around, it would be a small nuisance.
re: GH1618
I have to reload all the silver every time I run it. And with only two or three of us in the house most of the time, it's not a matter of loading and running it once, it's a two to three day accumulation of inconvenience. I often take out the basket to unload it, but not to put things in, when I have to redistribute all the nested silver in the front corner every time I open it!
re: DeeAgeaux
Thanks for this info, DA. I wondered if the design on the KA (which used to be good) had changed. Apparently it has, for the worst.
I don'f feat a single world wide government, but I am disgusted the Whirlpool seems to make every American dishwasher except for GE.
re: sueatmo
All KA products (from my once beloved drip coffee pot to my DW) seem to have taken a big dive in the past few years, quality wise.
re: sueatmo
That's true. KA was acquired by Whirlpool in 1986. Even Maytag is part of Whirlpool now.
re: GH1618
So, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag and Kitchen Aid are all made by Whirlpool? Any others?
Hotpoint is made by GE. (If Hotpoint is still around.)
Who makes Frigidaire, Viking and Wolf?
re: sueatmo
Obviously Whirlpool Gold and Jenn-Air is also part of the Whirlpool empire.
Whirlpool's Italian subsidiary makes most Ikea appliances.
Frigidaire is owned by Sweeden's Electrolux.
Wolf is part of Wolf-Sub-Zero.
Viking is independent. For now,but they have some murky undefined to the public relationship with South Korea's LG.
re: DeeAgeaux
Thanks! I'd forgotten about Jenn-Air. Instead of Microsoft or Apple, it appears that Whirlpool is trying to take over the world.
re: sueatmo
There is nothing unusual about what Whirlpool has done. This has happened in every large i dustry. In fact, Maytag embarked on a program of acquisition and diversification in an attempt to increase the value of their company. It didn't work out, which is what made them vulnerable to a Whirlpool takeover.
re: GH1618
I'm not saying it is unusual. I'm saying I don't like it, and it would seem to me to dampen competition between the brands. I imagine they just carve up the market and slot models into specific demographic slots.
re: sueatmo
Sure they do. The same as General Motors. I don't like it either, but there's nothing that can be done about it in a free society. As individuals, we can only seek out quality products and support the manufacturers by buying them. Too often, there are not enough like-minded consumers to sustain a good product, because large companies have an economy of scale, and most people want to spend less when they can.
re: GH1618
I am sure this is true.
re: sueatmo
I think it's a Big Problem. My original KA drip pot got high reviews on coffeegeek.com and I loved it, but it was recalled and the new pots got dreadful reviews, from leakage to breakage to bad coffee. Complete redesign.
Last spring I replaced my ten year-old GE with the same model, with one change; the old one still worked perfectly but the inside was falling apart so I upgraded to a stainless steel interior. I guess they have made changes in the engineering as the new dishwasher is much quieter---at first I didn't think it was working. Nothing exotic, nothing fancy, and no complaints.
re: Querencia
How quiet is your GE? Does it have grinders? Your dishes come out clean using the new dishwashing detergent formula?
re: Querencia
I'm glad the OP has made her choice. Still, I thought I'd add a few words about my mom's new GE model #GDWF160RSS for future readers since there's little General Electric info in this discussion. It was installed in August.
Six years ago, I bought a Kitchenaid "S" for myself, and luckily it's going strong.
But in choosing for my mother, we couldn't know how long she'd be staying in her home and she's not a frequent user. With the lemon rate of new dishwashers these days, we didn't want to tie up that much money in something that might only last a couple years. A friend had replaced a top of the line Kenmore that died after 3 years with the enamel interior version of the GE we chose. It had been recommended to her by an appliance installation guy and I had a chance to use it at her house a couple times.
For Mom we considered an entry level Bosch and the GE. Since Mom uses a lot of plastic containers, the GE was the better choice because of the top rack design and heated drying. The interior of the GE is larger. And at $425, it's one of the lowest priced dishwashers we could find with stainless steel front and interior.
It is not quite as quiet as my KA, but the barely noticeable sounds are of the water circulating and are not unpleasant. And it's much quieter than the machine it replaced. Mom has hard water so we use rinseaid and always make sure that the water out of the tap is running hot before we start it. So far it's cleaning very well and we have no complaints. It's good value for this price point and if it lasts five or more years, we'll have gotten our money's worth.
re: Melanie Wong
Thanks for sharing. I hope your mom's GE performs well. It sounds like you got a good unit at a good price.
re: sueatmo
You're welcome and may the dishwasher gods be good to you.
We replaced a top-of-the-line GE with a low-end Bosch about two years ago and have been VERY happy! I'm sure I would love a Miehle, but it wasn't in the budget. I think our Bosch was around $600 and the similar current model is ~$700.
re: onrushpam
When we moved into this house five years ago there was a Miele dishwasher that was about 5-6 years old. I didn't like the full rack on top for flatware. Too slow to put in and take out. And it wasn't that quiet. My Bosch is so quiet I sonetimes think I forgot to turn it on. I look into the kitchen and the light on the bottom that shines on the floor, which is handy, tells me that it is indeed on.
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I only have experience with my Miele La Perla, which is one of their top-of-the-line dishwashers. I absolutely love the third silverware rack where I put silverware in individually. It is very easy to run your hand under the silverware when the cycle is finished to take out too. I don't find it annoying at all plus it avoids nesting silverware that will not get clean because most people overload the silveware basket where the third rack avoids that problem. I really disliked the Bosch I had because of the design of the basket dead center-front plus you had to keep clear of the center of both racks because it had a wash tower that had to go up. As the years went by, believe me, that dishwasher was no longer quiet. Poor design with my Bosch cooktop too. Tried to get fixed one burner that when the electronic ignition snapped, the burner would light but the snapping didn't stop. When the repair may came he had to take off the cooktop and every one of the screws that held it in place turned to powder - what? They didn't use screws that could tolerate heat? After all, it is a cook top. After replacing parts, the snapping burner just kept on snapping and there was nothing more the repairman could do. I was so done with that cook top. Replaced it with a Dacor and the quality went up big time.
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They just replaced the La Perla II with the Futura Diamond which is ~$2749 but comes with a five year warranty and 24 hr monitoring via wifi which is optional on the La Perla II.
I purchased a floor model La Perla II fully integrated in SS with optional 4" SS toekick for $1669(UMRP $2504) about 4 months ago.
If you are looking for a discontinued Miele I would look for discounts in the 20-35% range. If more than that I would tread carefully. Is it a floor model or used model? If you buy from anyone other than authorized dealer it no longer comes with warranty. Is it a floor model or a used model?Is something wrong with it?
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I paid about $2200 from an authorized dealer for the Miele La Perla. It costs an extra $200 for the stainless steel door. I had cabinet fronts from my old Bosch and my husband was able to use them on the front of my new Miele last April 2011. It also has a wifi connection option so the dishwasher can be troubleshooted. However, I think you had to buy a gadget extra and by the time I realized that, it was already installed. I also love the automatic "grab the door closed" and automatic door opening when the cycle is finished. An arm ushes the door open about 3 or 4 inches. That is when you certainly know your cycle is finished. I also wanted a door with the screen in front with the controls rather than the controls hidden on the top lid of the door. Love it, love it, love it.
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Miele DWers other than TOL models are very good too:)
Like I said in my first post, they start ~$1200.
What is your budget? I will recommend a dishwasher for you regardless of your budget.
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Definitely under $1000. Has to be white. We have to be able to get service in the StL area if we need it.
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Bosch SHE68R52UC in WHITE is $845 delivered to your door. At 44 dba it is quietest in class. With half-load option as well as eco-sense for lightly soiled dishes most water/energy efficient in class.
Designer Appliances By Lemcke in Webster Groves MO 314-968-7575 has a discontinued Diamante Plus in SS with warranty for $1000 which is normally $1550 and has an internal water softner which is very helpful if you have hard water. At 45 dba very quiet and very water/energy efficient.
Discontinued Miele dishwashers in White can usually be found cheap on ebay and elsewhere but can't locate one now.
Both can be serviced in StL.
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Thanks DA. We will begin looking after the 1st of the year, because we will be gone Christmas week. I don't know Designer Appliances, but a dealer in my area is said to carry Bosch and GE. Another, very trusted dealer carries Whirlpool et al. We'd like to keep it below $1000 if possible. I feel like you and everyone else have imparted good information, and I hope others have benefitted as well. Thanks again.
Had a GE Profile 580 installed a couple of weeks ago. Hard to hear it running at all. Loads and cleans nicely. Zillions of options. Happy so far. By far the quietest dishwasher I've experienced anywhere.
I purchased a new KA (KUDS301X) in April. It replaced a 20+ year old Whirlpool. It was about $600 on sale at Sears and with installation, warranty, and misc charges ended up closer to $1000. (I also had to have a plumber come in and replace the connecting pipes and upgrade the electrical connections, but that's a problem with older houses.)
I am very pleased with the KA although it took a couple of months to get used to it. For one thing the cycle is much longer. There is an option to run a fast cycle, but when you do that you lose the energy efficiency. So I have got into the habit of starting the cycle right before I go to bed. Everything is very clean and dry the next morning. There are a few other options, like ProScrub and High Heat Sterilization that I haven't even tried.
I am pleased with the cleaning performance and the drying performance when I let it run the full cycle. It came with samples of Finish rinse agent and detergent tabs and I have switched to this brand. I used to prefer Cascade, but I think the Finish does a better job at least in this DW. I use the rinse agent and I find that one of the small bottles lasts me for quite some time.
I have a small household, so I only run the DW 2 - 3 times a week. I do rinse things pretty well before I put them in, but that's probably an old habit from the ancient DW and because I may not be running it right away.
I love the fact that the interior capacity seems much larger than my old DW. I love the stainless interior. The top rack adjusts so I can lift it to fit larger items on the bottom or lower it to fit taller items on top. I understand what one of the other posters mentioned about the arrangement of the silverware tray, but I find this to be a minor annoyance. I do also find myself re-arranging things after other household members have "helped" load the DW.
All in all, I am very pleased with the KA.
Just wanted to go back up here and note that Bosch at least doesn't necessarily cost more than American brands; they have models from about $500 up. I'm guessing from what I've read here over time Miele is the same way. If you're comparing like features, etc, it's not necessarily more, but their lowest end model is just not very low end. Now if you're looking at the really low end, then the answer might be yes. But KitchenAid also basically doesn't have a really low end model. As you've read elsewhere in the thread, most other brands have common ownership. If you want a US-based parent company, you either have the GE or the Whirlpool brands. The other former US brands are now owned by Electrolux. Bosch makes their dishwashers in the US but obviously is not a US-based company.
The Bosch I bought about 5 years ago (their entry level at the time, I believe) was around $590 and after a 10% off coupon from Lowe's and a couple of rebates the dishwasher cost less than $450. Well worth it compared to anything else at that price, certainly had more going for it (and came out costing less) than the Kenmore made by Whirlpool that I was originally going to get. That said, I wish I had checked with local stores too when shopping for that appliance. Turns out most of these can at least get similar deals. I know better now than I did then. The local shop that repaired the Bosch (replaced electronics board under warranty, yeah, that's been a common thing apparently) was very good.
Hi- I know you're looking for positive recs, but I'm going to do the opposite. We bought a house last year that had a newly renovated kitchen. It has a Frigidare dishwasher, and it's the worst DW I've ever encountered. It doesn't clean *anything*.
It's essentially an expensive drying rack.
I bought a KA about 1 year ago, to replace my 20+ year old KA. I bought a moderate priced model, about $700. I am generally quite pleased with the dishwasher. A few observations and peeves (some of which have been noted by others):
Cycle times are much longer than the old DW, but this is a function of energy-efficiency changes and is true of all brands.
I agree with others that the configuration of the flatware holder is a pain. I wish that, in place of one long basket, they'd give you 2 shorter ones. Often times I don't need that much flatware space and it would be nice to be able to put another pot or serving piece in the DW.
Indeed, in general, I find that the configuration of the racks, both upper & lower, is harder to use than the old one. Again, having looked inside a lot of different models (I was focused on KA or Bosch), I don't know that the KA is all that different than competitors. My son who recently moved into a apartment with a Kenmore, which he thinks was made by Bosch, reports similar frustrations with the rack configuration.
Biggest problem at first was the manner in which the upper rack is configured for holding tall glasses (tumblers). In our early uses, we actually had a couple of glasses break, from tipping over while the DW was in use, because we'd not placed them just-so in the DW. After re-reading the manual, we got better at this. I also bought some new glasses with thicker side-walls that are less prone to breakage.
One of the reasons that I bought the KA was that I really liked the feature of our old DW, which allowed you to adjust the top shelf up or down. KA is just about the only manufacturer that offered this feature in mid-price models when I was looking last year. We stiil use it but not as much as we used to because the entire DW is somewhat taller. So, even without adjusting the top rack, there is more space available in both the upper and lower levels.
Note that one of the other reasons that I bought the KA is because I am one of those people who out of energy-consciousness (or frugality) never used the heating feature of the dishwasher, and KA is one of the few American brands that lets you opt out of heating. So, while others are complaining that their new, energy efficient models don't get everything bone dry -- especially plastic containers placed in the top rack -- this is something I've lived with for years. I run the DW after dinner, empty it the next morning, placing any damp items in the dishrack on the counter, and through the marvels of evaporation, it's dry within an hour or so.
Bottom line: If I had it to do over, I'd buy the same model. It was reasonably priced and serves my needs. Cleans just fine; I am generally using Finish powerballs.
We bought our KA dishwasher just about 2 years ago and couldn't be happier. It has the silverware basket that my wife loves and a silverware tray on top that I love. Yes the cycle is very long so we run it over night. It's not as quiet as the Bosch or Miele but it is definitely not loud. I like the fat that we don't have to clean the filter since it has a grinder (which accounts for some of the noise. All in all I would not have chosen a different brand or model.
We bought a Bosch. We should have it next week. I found a Bosch at a local dealer that has been in the area for decades. I bought a gas cooktop from them in the 1970s! I got good info from both dealers I visited. I chose the Bosch over the KA for no good reason. The interior of the KA is really nice, but the Bosch was very close and frankly I liked its looks better. This is a mid-range appliance, more toward the lower end, I think. The KA we were considering has grinders; the Bosch has a filter, and it was no problem for Mr. Sueatmo, who cleans up, to handle. Thanks for all your input. May all your dishwashers work well tonight.
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We had the same decision a few months ago, between KA and Bosch and went with the Bosch. It does a great job but it's hard to load, tines are a little too close together. I laughed at the idea of bringing dishes to the store but now I wish we had. That said, the few dishes that fit are sparkling clean, as long as we use a rinse agent, and it's very quiet. Ours was lower range Bosch, under $1000 but I can't remember which model. I wish we had sprung for a larger one. I'd love to hear how you like yours.
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Congrats on your new Bosch! I'm sure you will be very happy with it. I love mine!
I have purchased a Bosch to replace a 30+ yr old dishwasher. I got it during our rebate season and it was originally about $600+ but after the rebate $100 plus delivery. I LOVE it! I initially said I'd use it once a month because we were never allowed to use the dishwasher much and it felt odd to me but I use it literally every day or every other day. It's a great dishwasher
I bought a Whirlpool Gold. It is great and was highly rated. It was under $500. It does a terrific job. I couldn't be happier.
We bought a KA about 6 months ago and so far I'm quite happy with it. It has the built-in garbage disposal so the dirty dishes don't have to be scraped carefully and it seems to do a great job at cleaning even stuck on stuff. I don't run my DW every day so I was kind of worried about how it would do on dishes left 2 or 3 days with dried on stuff but it cleans very well.
Just to bring everything up to date--we really like our new Bosch. We'd like to have rinse and hold, but other than that, the Bosch is built well, really quiet, and seems built very well. My flatware looks fabulous. I'd recommend this brand to anyone, based on my experience of 2 weeks.
re: sueatmo
Your flatware was beautiful to begin with, IIRC. Mine comes out mirror shiny, too. Even from the dishwasher I hate. Should have bought a Bosch.
Congratulations on your new dishwasher sueatmo. In case other folks come here looking for ideas, I thought I'd share that we recently purchased a Miele Diamond, from their new G5000 series. We were especially impressed by the 3-D flatware racks that allow a high degree of flexibility in terms of fitting odd height items beneath it (like extra tall wine glasses) or, large serving pieces in the trays. We are always shocked at just how many items we can fit in the dishwasher...there always seems to be room for "just one more thing". Miele's new patented "clean touch steel" is really impressive and the dishwasher always looks pristine. I'd highly recommend this dishwasher.
ETA: I notice that in the US, the G5000 dishwashers are branded as the "Futura" series.
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When you want the very best, the Miele is probably the one to go for. I am glad you like yours. It is odd how much we grow to depend on our dishwashers. Good ones are wonderful.
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At one time LG had a lot of probs. I don't know if this is still true. If you buy one of these brands make sure you can get them serviced.


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As I've related previously, music is a key source of inspiration for me. The feeling of the music stirs me in a way that words and pictures cannot. And, one of my favorite Christian artists is Matt Maher. Maybe because many of his songs are Christian rock, and I am an old time rocker from the 60s and 70s, I tend to catch the meaning of the music more quickly and more deeply.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - Catholic tradition teaches that the number 40 refers to a time of testing. God told Noah to build an ark, and that it would rain for 40 days and 40 nights to flood the world. Moses was on the mountain with God for 40 days. The Israelites spied in Canaan for 40 days, and, as a result of their poor report, the Israelites wandered in the desert for 40 years. Before he started his ministry, Jesus fasted in the desert for 40 days. So, you can see that the number 40 is very important in Catholic theology.
One of Matt Maher's Lenten songs is '40 Days'. The first verse states: '40 days to wander, 40 days to die to self, 40 days to grow stronger as faith breaks open the gates of hell.' To me, this clearly refers to Jesus in the desert, where he fasted and prayed, and was tempted by the devil. Jesus was tempted as the Israelites under Moses were tempted. In contrast to the Israelites who did not trust God and failed, Jesus put his faith in the Father and passed the test.
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The first test dealt with hunger. The Israelites complained they had no food, not trusting God to provide for them; in response God gave them manna. The devil tested Jesus saying If you are the Son of God, command that these stones become loaves of bread. 'Jesus replied, as you and I can reply to temptation, with Scripture, saying "It is written: 'One does not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes forth from the mouth of God.'
The second test for the Israelites occurred when they were looking for water (Exodus 17:1-7), testing if the Lord was near, at a site named Massah (testing). The devil tested with Scripture, saying 'If you are the Son of God, throw yourself down. For it is written: He will command his angels concerning you' and 'with their hands they will support you, lest you dash your foot against a stone.'. Again Jesus answered with Scripture saying 'Again it is written, You shall not put the Lord, your God, to the test.'
Finally, in an effort to tempt Jesus to worship a false God as the Israelites worshiped the golden calf, the devil said 'All these (the world) I shall give to you, if you will prostrate yourself and worship me.' Jesus's final rebuke, again using Scripture was 'Get away, Satan! It is written: The Lord, your God, shall you worship and him alone shall you serve.'
Jesus is our example. Matt Maher reminds us of the temptations and Jesus's success in the chorus where he sings: 'In the desert of temptation, lies the storm of true conversion, where springs of living water drown and refresh you And as the Jordan pours out change, your true self is all that remains, where springs of living water bind and break you.' Jesus, the living water, will save us. We can defeat temptation if we will only trust God. I encourage you to listen to the 40 Days during this Lenten season, to prepare your hearts for Christ.
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These ten bike routes, some easy and some hard, will help you channel your inner Lance.
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To the long list of reasons to visit Fort Worth these days, add this: outstanding bike trails.
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21-Nov: Gerry Gavigan Takes Second Place in Cork
Gerry Gavigan (13k) from South London took second place in the 2014 UCC Tournament. This was held in the Mardyke Pavilion of University College Cork, situated in their sports area next to the River Lee. The 13 players who took part all played handicap games with a maximum of nine stones. Gerry won four games to win 100 euro only losing to the winner, Philippe Renaud (2d) from Galway. Philippe won all five games to gain the 150 euro first prize and Thomas Shanahan (4k Cork) took the third place on SOS tie-break from Artur Gower (18k Galway).
20-Nov: President Closes Out the Spanish Inquisition
The UK's match against Spain on 18th November was split so that board 1 was played a day later.
Des Cann on board 2 wrote: My opponent started our game with the wrong overtime and I didn't notice causing a flurry of emails and abortive attempts to restart. On the board things were much calmer and I was able to plan the yose fairly early. My opponent got a ko in my corner but just using big yose as ko threats was good enough for me. He lived but I won the game quite safely.
Toby Manning on board 3 wrote: We had a fairly quiet game, with no major fights. I played a simple fuseki, ending up ahead and by the early middle game I simply had to avoid a major disaster – either losing a group or letting him get a large...
17-Nov: Matthew Cocke Regains Three Peaks Title
After a year gap Matthew Cocke regained the Three Peaks title. He won all five games, at the event at the Commodore Inn in Grange-over-Sands, to take the title for the fifth time. Winning four games were Roger Huyshe (4k Shropshire) and David Cantrell (6k South London). 31 players, including organiser Bob Bagot, took part.
A new venture this year was a team event with a small engraved toast rack as the prize. This was kindly donated by Graham Blackmore (one of the regulars). The first winners were a team from Shropshire -The Wollerton Wanderers - Brian Timmins, Kath Timmins and Roger Huyshe.
13-Nov: BGJ 169 now available
The Autumn 2014 edition of the British Go Journal, number 169, is now available in the members' area as a PDF and should be soon arriving in the post with members (except for electronic only members).
09-Nov: Fun and Games at Letchworth Rapid Play
Organiser Alison Bexfield wished that all the 26 players at the first Letchworth Rapid Play had fun, and the thirty minute time limits saw most games ending in fun battles and not reaching their natural end. The venue was the Central Methodist Church in Letchworth Garden City which allowed the main group of players to be in the hall, but also a group of junior novices to be able to play 13x13 games in a side room.
Prizes were awarded by sections. The Open section winner was Tim Hunt (2d Milton Keynes) with six wins. Major Section (3k-9k) was won...
04-Nov: European youth online team tournament
I am pleased to announce that the UK is fielding a national youth team in the first European Youth Go Team Tournament (which is being held online for logistical reasons).
We have a squad of 12 players from which we select 5 players for each match of which one must be U20, two U16 and two U12. Well done to the 12 players who have been selected for the national youth squad:
Our first match will be a...
29-Oct: UK Pair Wins Prize at IAPGC
The 25th International Amateur Pair Go Championships was held in Tokyo at the end of October. To celebrate the silver jubilee, in addition to the usual 32 pairs from Japan and around the world an extra 30 guests were invited, people who have proved keen to promote Pair Go over the last quarter century. From the UK the extra invites went to Tony Atkins, Francis Roads, Alison and Simon Bexfield.
As the pair from Turkey dropped out at short notice, Alison and Simon were promoted to the status of players. They won two of their five...
28-Oct: Northerners prevail at the Wessex
The 45th Wessex Tournament was held at St Mark's Community Centre once again, as usual taking place on the day the clocks go back. 34 players competed for trophies.
Tongzhou Cai, a 3-dan student from Glasgow, travelled furthest and took victory as overall winner. Other winners were Martin Harvey (5k) and Dick Norton (8k), both from Manchester. Saving face for the southerners was Peter Collins (2k, Bristol). All these four won three games.
Thanks go to the organisers, including Ian Sharpe and David King.
22-Oct: Two wins in a row for the UK!
We won our second game of this year against Lithuania 3-1, but are only third in the league on games won. Nevertheless a promising start. Links to the games are available on our main PGETC page
Andrew Simons writes about his game on Board 1:
"My game started with a strange joseki mistake in the Kobayashi opening where my opponent forgot to pincer, but the real fun started when he played a fighting variation in the top right corner. His descent of q18 should have been r18 hane then n16 jump, but taking advantage of that was not easy and we ended up with two eyeless groups of his surrounding my ko-to-capture corner as a...
21-Oct: Paul Smith wins British Small Board Championship
There were 12 players in this year's tournament, held in Robinson College in Cambridge. As usual there were some excellent cakes.
The overall winner was determined by even games with double elimination. Most other games were handicap games. Games played with handicaps are shown in red. A couple of games in the first round were affected by dodgy clocks, but thankfully nobody complained too much and the problem was then sorted with the help of Andrew's phone.
Paul Smith (pictured) was the organiser, and also winner for the second time. He celebrated by going...
19-Oct: Festival of Japan in Durham a great success for Go!
Photos by Tom Coulthard, Alice Ambrose-Thurman and Chizu Kobayashi
On Saturday 11th October Durham Go Club ran a teaching event at Durham Oriental Museum, as part of their Festival of Japan - celebrating the teaching of Japanese at the University of Durham. The Japanese Embassy kindly sponsored Chizu Kobayashi-san, a 5d Japanese professional, to come to Durham to assist with this.
Kobayashi-san taught a range of people, from some of our stronger club dan players to complete beginners. We had around 20 club members turn out for the...
17-Oct: News changes
We've changed the format of our main News page, accessed from the link at the top of every page. This is now at http://www.britgo.org/news.
The old one is still available at the old address of http://www.britgo.org/views/news, so if you prefer the new one please change any bookmark you have for this.
Please let us know what you think!
13-Oct: Jon Diamond Regains East Midlands
Jon Diamond seems to only win the East Midlands in even years, so having won in 2010 and 2012, he was back as champion in 2014. He was one of several BGA council members in the Leicester area for the weekend, as there was a council meeting on the Sunday.
The only other player on three wins was Edwina Lee (Maidenhead).
32 players took part.
As the main organiser fell ill, the full results were delayed.
12-Oct: Andrew Kay also wins Second Game
Game 2 of the best of five title match for the British Championship was played on Sunday 12th October in Milton Keynes, the day after game 1.
Current champion Andrew Kay played white against Alex Kent and won by resignation at about 15:30 to give him a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five match.
The game was again broadcast in the British Room of KGS (gokgs.com) by BGAadmin.
11-Oct: Andrew Kay wins First Game in Title Match
Game 1 of the best of five title match for the British Championship was played on Saturday 11th October in Milton Keynes. Current champion Andrew Kay from Birmingham played black against Alex Kent from Chepstow, starting at 10:00 with a break for lunch (at a ramen restaurant).
The game was broadcast in the British Room of KGS (gokgs.com). Andrew won by resignation at about 15:30
06-Oct: Durham Oriental Museum Festival of Japan
As part of its Festival of Japan, Durham Oriental Museum are running a Go teaching event with Durham Go Club on Saturday 11th October 1pm-5pm. The Japanese Embassy have organised for 5d pro Chizu Kobayashi to come, and the event is free and open to all.
There should be teaching appropriate for a wide range of strengths, from complete beginners upwards, including members of the public. Anyone who would like to come to Durham for the event - whether to learn or to help teach - will be more than welcome.
More details are at https://www.dur.ac.uk/oriental.museum/whatson/details/?id...
06-Oct: North London win London Teams Again
The autumn edition of the London International Teams stayed at the Melton Mowbray pub and again on a Saturday, but this time the teams had five players.
A North London Go Club player raised a team of players from around London to defend the title. They managed to win all three matches, by three boards to two, to retain the trophy.
The other three teams each won a match and the order on games won was second Wanstead, third Nippon and fourth SLGC from South London.
As usual all players won a prize but those...
30-Sep: UK Starts New Season at Top of C League
Our first match in the new season of the C League was against Greece, one of the newest Go countries in Europe. We won it 3-1, to end the day at the top of the league alongside Bulgaria and just above Lithuania, who both also won 3-1.
Our League Page for 2014-2015 with sgf links
Update: Croatia - Kazakhstan ended a day late...
30-Sep: We've got some website problems
Due to some scammers using our britgo.org domain name a few weeks ago we've been having some problems with people trying to contact us and various people through our website. This also applies to registrations to the London Open this year.
Unfortunately, the problem has led to some ISPs dropping emails from us without notification, so we're not aware of exactly which emails are not being received.
Sadly, despite our efforts, we can't be sure that all ISPs have unbanned us, so if you don't receive a response within a week please feel free to try to contact the person via an alternative route (including using a phone!) or escalate your request to someone else directly.
We'd like to apologise for this problem...
28-Sep: Visiting Jitka has a Perfect Weekend Break
Jitka Bartova (1d) was visiting the UK from Prague for a weekend with her friend Ngoc-Trang Cao who is a current member of Leamington Club. Luckily John Green could give them both a lift to the Swindon Tournament, so Jitka could promote the 2015 European Go Congress in Liberec and also win the tournament, to make a perfect weekend away.
Simon Shiu had stopped Ngoc-Trang from winning another event in round one, but Simon lost to Jitka in round two. This lead to a final-round clash with Bristol's Richard Hunter (2d), the only other top player on two wins....


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Houston ex-pat M. Parks has been making the rounds of area DJ nights as one of the only proper techno DJ's on the Dallas scene. Techno is often thrown around as a catch word to describe all dance music when it is actually a very specific genre. If you ever wondered what is the difference between tec ... More >>
The Melvins | Honky Trees Saturday, August 10, 2013 Sometimes you've just got to stand right at the front, in the middle. Especially when there's two drum kits, both slightly angled in, so if you stand in the right place they're like terrifying speakers positioned exactly for your benefit. Only the ... More >>
Recently I was on a search to hire a poster artist for a project of my own, and I happed across Scott Krakowski, and his new poster for a show coming up at The Crown and Harp. I loved his work. I found his prices to be expensive-leaning, but I scraped my dough together and hired him anyway. Scott ... More >>
Photo by Allan Hayslip Known for his sophistication as a DJ, Reid Robinson (a.k.a. Woodtronic) gets groovy, laid back gigs spinning at spots like the Perot Museum and outdoor shows in Dallas Arts District. Not to say he can't pump (and punk) it up if needed...you can also see him spinning pretty reg ... More >>
Mr. Peppermint and friends. Over on Unfair Park today, Robert's got quite the treat -- an exclusive chat with freshly announced Dallas Observer Music Awards Ceremony performer Erykah Badu on the subject of the late, great Jerry Haynes on the subject of how the man behind the Mr. Peppermint monike ... More >>
Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans, where we meet the people in the local music scene that you don't see on stages. Melissa KirkendallMelissa Kirkendall is a filmmaker. It wasn't always this way. In her younger years, Kirkendall spent a good chuck of her time immersed in the local music scene -- ... More >>
Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans , where we meet some of the people behind the local music scene -- those who aren't necessarily members of local bands, but more the people who make the scene move.Wes GarrattBehind the mixer, he's warmed up for Tripping Daisy, Bowling For Soup, Satellite Party ... More >>
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Our ears were burning, so we went ahead and checked out what our counterparts at the Observer's sister paper in Houston, the Press, was up to on its music blog lately. And, sure enough, it's all Dallas all the time down in H-Town these days.(OK, not really, but two posts over the span of a week? ... More >>
The original Nervebreakers lineup.Defining moment: For a suburban teenage kid from North Dallas in 1977, a delirious new underground movement called punk rock inspired a profound and urgent departure from the regular routine of cruising Forest Lane or hanging out at the Gemini Drive-In movie theate ... More >>
They were loud, rude, bratty and obnoxious. They smoked pot, drank lots of beer, did drugs and slept in their clothes. If you were a guy who hung out at Theatre Gallery during the late '80s, chances are pretty good that one (or more) of them fucked your girlfriend. And they got away with it all be ... More >>
In the summer of 1986, the Theatre Gallery was all about confronting the established aesthetic sensibilities of the comfortable arts patron. Basically, we loved to shock the shit out of people. Our venue existed to raise the bar on outrageousness and freedom of expression. Example: One of our ... More >>
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DESOTO — To all the national and state pollsters, state No. 3 DeSoto took care of business in a 55-20 rout of Mansfield Timberview on Friday night at Eagle Stadium.But the final score was not indicative of the play on the field. Timberview gave DeSoto all it could handle, trailing by eight as the game headed into the fourth quarter.Timberview (5-1, 2-1 District 7-5A) jumped out to an early 13-0 lead thanks to two fumble recoveries by senior defensive back Ryan Dean.Dean fell on a muffed punt return that had trickled into the end zone just minutes into the game for Timberview's first touchdown. On the next play, he recovered a fumbled kickoff, leading to a 20-yard Nicholas James run to give the Wolves a 13-0 lead.DeSoto (6-0, 3-0)countered with 21 straight points in the first half, beginning with a 12-yard run by senior running back Jaimon Peterson. The touchdown run was one of three for Peterson. Peterson finished as the Eagles' second-leading rusher with 64 yards.DeSoto's defense also had an answer for the early Timberview lead as senior TCU commitment Nick Orr blocked a punt and scored from 30 yards, giving DeSoto a 14-13 lead it wouldn't relinquish.Timberview would find the end zone one final time as quarterback Tevin Muse connected with Okuzor Radiance for a 44-yard touchdown on a post route.Muse finished 9 for 26 for 114 yards and a touchdown.However, the fourth quarter was DeSoto quarterback Desmon White's show.White scored on a 68-yard run on the first play of the quarter. He then connected with Nadarrian Nixon for a 52-yard touchdown pass with just under seven minutes to play.After Jaimon Peterson's final score of the game, set up by a 19-yard run by White on fourth-and-15, White scored on a 59-yard run. White posted 146 yards passing and led all rushers with 218 yards on 16 carries.
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Must Have Toys
Museum staff are often asked which are the most popular toys in the Museum's collection. In 2004 an exhibition called Must Have Toys revisited the favourite childhood toys of the 20th century decade by decade and looked at changes in popular tastes over time. Here you can find out about the toys and toy makers explored in that exhibition.
The 20th century was a period of innovation and change. The rapid growth of mass media and communication, changes in attitude towards the needs of childhood, changing technology and new materials all played major roles in shaping the development of toys. Must Have Toys gave an insight into the development of toys in Britain, highlighting some of the most popular and iconic toys that have delighted children and adults.This information is based on a booklet written for Must Have Toys by Halina Pasierbska, former curator at the V&A Museum of Childhood.


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Beating with life you promised life,
security, happiness.
Unfortunate son cornered,
cowering in the pit of
circling panes of glass that
surround and reveal the ever present "It".
"It" is my move, my every look,
interpreting gestures,
informing others
what's undercover and
lurking beneath my mask
of this year's featured model.
Is this too much?
Close your eyes.
Care to look inside? I am I!
What may appear
might easily be explained,
but given the situation
of info saturation,
what you feel can never go away.
Steering perception? I am!
Inviting contradiction? I am!
It's my insistence
you keep your distance
from the glare behind my stare.
So this is the way
the game is played.
You can leave now...
but I think you'll stay. I am I!
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U.S. stocks fell on Monday.
Bonds fell on Monday before the government sells $96 billion in new short- and intermediate-dated coupon-bearing debt to investors.
Crude oil rose on Friday, after the U.S. and EU imposed sanctions on Russia, which renewed supply fears.
European stock markets trimmed last week's gains to close lower on Monday, off the back of weak Chinese data and tensions in Ukraine.
Data showing a record euro zone trade surplus in January helped the euro rise against the dollar for the first time in three days.
Gold settled lower on Monday as lingering fears that US interest rates could rise in early 2015 prompted bullion investors to cash in gains.
Sterling firmed against a weaker euro on Tuesday after European monetary policy makers signaled possible monetary easing to avoid deflation.
The euro was hurt by signs that growth was slowing in the euro zone's largest economy, Germany.
U.S. stock index futures ticked higher on Monday, ahead of the publication of flash manufacturing PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) data.
European markets closed higher on Friday, capping off a week which saw investors absorb U.S. data and brush aside Ukraine concerns.
Gold settled modestly higher on physical buying as the dollar firmed after the U.S. Fed hinted at an interest rate hike in the first half of 2015.
The dollar steadied against major currencies on Thursday after being jerked higher overnight by a Federal Reserve message that a rate hike would be sooner than expected.
Crude notched slim gains, trapped between China's weak data and ongoing turmoil in Ukraine and the Middle East.
U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday after Vladimir Putin said Russia was not looking to divide Ukraine.
European stocks closed slightly higher on Thursday, despite concerns about the unwinding of ultra-easy monetary policy in the U.S.
Asian stocks rose on Monday after weak Chinese data raised hopes of fresh monetary stimulus.
U.S. crude tumbled, as builds in domestic stockpiles and a strong dollar outweighed worries over tougher U.S. sanctions on Russia.
U.S. stock index futures indicated that Wall Street looked set to maintain the gains posted on Thursday.
The dollar rose against the yen and euro on Wednesday, following the Federal Reserve's announcement it will further unwind monetary stimulus.
Gold settled lower in the wake of a suggestion by Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen that rates could rise sooner than expected.
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The average company's credit ratings has fallen in the three biggest euro zone economies over the last year, according to a new report.
The euro zone poses a serious danger for global growth, with the world's economy already "in low gear", the OECD said on Tuesday.
Indonesia's president said on Monday he will slash the travel budget for his cabinet to free up funds for reforms.


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The Chattanooga Fire Department sent five companies to contain a blaze at 2908 Fifth Ave. early Tuesday morning, with temperatures in the single digits.
Trois Johnson, 67, said he was awakened about 2 a.m. by the sound of "popping." Johnson said that when he opened his bedroom door, he encountered smoke and heat, and had to crawl on his hands and knees to escape through a side door.
Although the fire was contained to about two rooms, the rest of the house had smoke and water damage. The total loss was estimated at $50,000.
Johnson was taken to Parkridge Medical Center by Hamilton County EMS for treatment of smoke inhalation.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation by the fire investigation division.
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