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NEW YORK, NEW YORK -- I hate that when I watch an on demand television program that I can't fast forward. Think about it, if I had interest in the advertisement, I'd watch it, but no, I am forced to watch 45 Muppet Movie commercials. I wouldn't go see that movie if my attendance cured cancer. I've begun to just not watch shows that can't be fast forwarded. ABC/Disney are the absolute worst in that regard. Nearly every on demand show prevents fast forward. Madison Avenue must be severely retarded to recommend this tact to ABC. Personally, I put advertisers that implement this kind of mean-spirited advertising on my "do not support list", i.e. The Muppet Movie. I won't watch the movie in the theater, on cable, DVD, computer, and not I won't let my kids or grandkids ever watch it. I hope ABC/Disney pulls their marketing head out of a specific sphincter muscle.
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tnchuck100 on 12/30/2011:
Likewise, I hate putting up with 10 minutes of promo and security garbage to view a DVD that I have bought and paid for.
MRM on 12/30/2011:
When you copy a dvd, you will copy the main movie and not the FBI warning, Trailers, and dvd menus.
Anonymous on 12/30/2011:
The OP isn't talking about watching a DVD. They are talking about watching a show On Demand. There are commercials that cannot be fast forwarded when they are watching shows from ABC On Demand.
MRM on 12/30/2011:
I was looking at Chuck's comment and responded to it.
SteveWiginowski on 12/30/2011:
I'd gladly see a movie I didn't want to watch if it cured cancer. I'd rush out to see it right away, actually.
lexophiliac on 12/30/2011:
You can use Page Up to skip ahead 5 minutes, which bypasses the commercials, then rewind back if it's too much. You can use PageDn to skip back 5 minutes. Once the networks figure this out they will probably find a way to put the kibosh on that workaround too.
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Inappropriate commercials at 6:00 P.M. viewing time
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My grand kids, 13 and 5, where with us last night so we were watching the Cat in the Hat, The Grinch, etc. on the ABC family chan. when a commercial came on advertising up-coming shows etc. when it began to so women in scantilly clad attire and provocative poses that lasted way to long. I couldn't believe this was on at 6:15 P.M. and on a family TV channel.
I was very upset and concerned about this and ABC should be ashamed.
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Skye on 12/03/2011:
They want your feedback.
GenuineNerd on 12/03/2011:
What product was being advertised by these "scantily clad women"? I know that during dinnertime, many stations do run distasteful commercials, such as for hemorrhoid cream, toenail fungus treatment, jock itch spray, tampons, maxi pads, even the cute Charmin commercial in which the little bear has "dingleberries" (little bits of toilet paper) left on his butt. A friend of mine got upset over the "toenail fungus" commercial, because he was eating while the ad ran. I guess it's both the shock value and the money that causes advertisers to run such commercials during the dinner hour. I find it shocking, to say the least, if I'm sitting down to dinner, and a commercial announcer says "For itching and burning, doctors recommend Preparation H".
Skye on 12/03/2011:
Well GN, you just about covered everything!
I believe the op is complaining about the Victoria's Secret commercial.
trp2hevn on 12/03/2011:
I hear PBS is a good channel to watch.
Anonymous on 12/03/2011:
Cat in the Hat starring Mike Myers on ABC family channel? Is the OP not alarmed at the part of the movie where Mr. Myers unfolds a picture of a woman sideways (an obvious innuendo of a centerfold) and his sagging top hat then straightens up (a 2nd innuendo of a male's genitals).
The Grinch That Stole Christmas? Please say it wasn't Jim Carrey's version. The one that also involves innuendos and a reference to a "key party"...aka...wife-swapping.
Great programming choices on the part of ABC!
Bottom line...I think the commercials are the least of the OP's worries.
Venice09 on 12/03/2011:
Justice, I don't think the OP was watching those versions.
Nerd, I agree. The distasteful commercials at dinnertime are more bothersome than scantily clad women. I see the OP's point though. Why show those type commercials during children's programming? It seems like a waste of money.
Anonymous on 12/03/2011:
Venice> I believe it was those versions. And if that wasn't bad enough, the programming on before was "That 70's Show"...the sitcom where marijuana references happen about every other scene. Again...quality programming for a "so-called" family channel.
Alain on 12/03/2011:
If there is one thing I can assure you, it is that ABC and the rest of the networks are not and will not ever be ashamed of anything they do as long as its legal and might make money.
lexophiliac on 12/03/2011:
So you're saying as far as the networks are concerned there is no shame in their game Alain?
Alain on 12/03/2011:
That's my feeling about them. The only shame they feel is when the ratings drop. Maybe too cynical, or maybe realistic. **offers a poker hand to J4A & Lex**
Alain on 12/03/2011:
That came my way a little ways back. Not sure why, but it's okay. I'm not really trying for anything, but I enjoy it here. Anyway, everyone else is equal when it comes to stuff here.
Venice09 on 12/03/2011:
Justice, if you're right about what they were watching, then I agree. I didn't see either of those movie because they're too creepy. I doubt they're appropriate for 5-year olds for a variety of reasons.
GenuineNerd on 12/03/2011:
I have a hotel on Boardwalk. You landed on it. You owe me $2000.
Molly76 on 12/04/2011:
Some of us actually parent our children and are very picky of what we allow in our households.
This is what the OP was watching. "A whimsical cartoon about an audacious cat who visits two bored children and turns their house into a shambles while searching for his family "credenza." Dr Seuss wrote the lyrics for the songs. Voices: Allan Sherman (cat), Dawes Butler (fish),...
The Grinch was also the cartoon, after the cartoons came the adult versions. I'm sure many of us exercised our off button at that time.
Cwazychicken on 12/04/2011:
I don't know if we have different abc family channels but the movie versions, not the cartoons, were on last night. I did not watch them but I skimmed my dvr showings at around 6 and 8 and saw them on last night.
ABC family shows all kinds of shows, some not so suitable for younger viewers but aimed more for teens. Like pretty little liars (about a "murder" mystery." All I can say is that's what you can expect from cable. Only channels really good for children are pbs, and nick jr. Maybe abc needs a abc JR for just kids.
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Rose Parade Coverage
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I attempted to view the Rose Parade on ABC this morning. I listened to banter, laughter, with a look at a float passing down the street. Camera view showed a group or float behind the featured float, then the camera switched to the announcers, who were chattering about each other. Behind them a band was Marching along. No "Oh yes, back to the parade!" "Ah.... there is a float and lets talk to the people from Days Of Our Life" and the starring actress says "Here's what is going to happen in 2011". Who cares! I want to see the Rose Parade. All of it. I want to know what equestrian group is in the parade. I want to know what is going on in the street behind the blabbing announcers. Advertisements should only be scrolled at the bottom of the screen. I won't buy UNO, I won't buy a Discover card, I won't buy Geico, I don't and won't eat at McDonalds. What happened to the GOOD OLD DAYS. Are you improving? No way. Shirley
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azRider on 01/01/2011:
watch HGTV, they don't do that. they show the parade. even the boring horse riders.
Anonymous on 01/01/2011:
Good suggestion, azRider.
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America's Funniest Home Videos Going Trashy
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ABC has gone so seedy that it can't even seem to put on a supposedly wholesome family show without edgy, off-color or subtlety sexual humor. I have been a fan of America's Funniest Home video's for years because of its wholesome good clean fun. This last season is a tremendous disappointment. 30 clips of "ball"-crushing accidents is one thing, but showing men, women and children in their underwear, bras and a bathing suits popping off, and children innocently doing sexually suggestive stunts is beyond the pale of family programming. For heaven's sake, the host of the show can't even talk to a toddler sucking on his mike without making crude remarks. This show needs to decide if it's for adults or children--it can't be both at once. If for adults, then it should be moved to the adult programming hour, not at 7:00.
If for children, show some restraint, for heaven's sake. You guys have so many edgy shows on, allow us a show or two of good wholesome fun, without the trash please!
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Anonymous on 01/18/2009:
I don't know jkt. I too am against the off color, subtly sexual, edgy stuff in today's world. :)
dan gordon on 01/18/2009:
hopefully your using the time to explain each sexual inuendo to your child. Its a wonder opportunity and I'm sure the only reason you complain its for the cheeeeeeeeeeldren.
DebtorBasher on 01/18/2009:
I have to admit, I've gotten tired of the "Ball Crushing moments" too. They are so predictable.
D. Aliff on 01/18/2009:
I can remember being little and watching grown men getting their balls crushed, doesn't seem like anything new to me.
Soaring Consumer on 01/18/2009:
I remember the older seasons and I loved it, I miss the old AFV. The newer one is all about pain, accidents, and stupidity and that is why I stopped watching it.
I think we should all get together and send a petition to ABC.
madconsumer on 01/19/2009:
change the channel?
sabletaz on 01/19/2009:
Stop watching.....
Sparticus on 01/19/2009:
This is nothing new. Have you ever watched the Shrek movie(s)? Packed with adult humor. Kids don't get it... so it makes it enjoyable for both young and old.
Most the time it is pretty harmless since kids have no clue what the joke is about...
Anonymous on 01/19/2009:
The thing about AFV is exactly as soaring consumer said--it's just not funny anymore. People getting hurt is never funny to me and it seems that's all they have on the show now. It probably won't be long before it goes off the air anyway. I don't think kids should be taught that hurting people is funny anyway. Yes, they can change the channel or stop watching--but, I think they were trying to make a valid point.
jktshff1 on 01/19/2009:
I won't use the word prude anymore.
Dan, it is a good way to educate the kids.
Anonymous on 01/19/2009:
Why does that 'comment removed' notice stay up on some threads and disappears on others?
Yeah jkt, I believe Carlin had that one on his list. lol!
Anonymous on 01/19/2009:
Why is the OP a prude? I am confused (again).
Principissa on 01/19/2009:
Maybe I'm weird, but I've never liked that show. I just don't see the humor in some guy getting kicked in the jewels or watching granny slip on ice and land with her dress over her head. I guess I just don't see an old lady breaking her hip as funny.
I think the point the poster is trying to make (and this is just my opinion) is that the show is not funny anymore and that the off color humor and same boring clips is getting old and tired.
Anonymous on 01/19/2009:
Amen, Princi. See my comment above--no, the one above that. Great minds think alike, lol.
old fart on 01/19/2009:
ABC used to be the "edgy" network until FOX came along... If you want to watch dreck, watch FOX...
The same is true of their news division... pure dreck....!
Anonymous on 01/19/2009:
Best answer, Princi. Such incidents are funny when staged, but I can take find no humor in seeing someone injured and embarrassed. The show appeals to some very base instincts.
jktshff1 on 01/19/2009:
I did not say the op was a prude, I said I would not use that word anymore.
Princi..best answer.
Why can't a show be for adults and children?
I usually try to stay away from complaints about tv shows and celebrities. You can turn it off, switch channels on the first and who cares about the other.
Anonymous on 01/19/2009:
My misunderstanding, jkt. I think I'm beyond tired now!
Anonymous on 01/19/2009:
jkt, do you want to leave this life a sinner? lol!
Anonymous on 01/19/2009:
jkt, correction--I retract my last statement. I now know the truth, lol. Good cover though. Nighty nite.
jktshff1 on 01/19/2009:
according to the christian bible, I came in that way, might as well go that way also.
I contribute to all denominations, creeds, and religions..ya got to cover all your bases.
cottondog on 01/29/2009:
Thanks for your comments and support. Some were helpful, some not. The off-handed response of "just turn the channel" is also a tired one, when every time you turn the channel you get more of the same or worse. I feel that's an excuse to avoid taking responsibility. Using edge as an opportunity to teach your child shows some ignorance as to the psychological make-up of children. As a teacher, I see that young children are pretty black and white about what's "good" and "bad". Since they are taught (rightly) that people getting hurt is not funny, and that we don't show our underwear (!) they tend to get upset and embarrassed when they see things they know they are not supposed to--. They get conflicting messages about stuff.
But my main point is, again, why does the trashy stuff have to seep into every family program, as if the writers can't restrain themselves? Again, can we not have a couple of completely innocent, G-rated, no-worry programs without being told that our views don't matter, just turn the channel? AFC has proven that in the past that it is possible to be funny without trash, so why not do it? If you want trash, it's easy to find all over the place.
madconsumer on 01/29/2009:
"The off-handed response of "just turn the channel" is also a tired one, when every time you turn the channel you get more of the same or worse."
then your next step is to stop watching the telley all together.
cottondog on 01/30/2009:
To mad consumer--Actually,I pretty much stopped watching the "telly" years ago--I don't own cable and AFV and a few other programs are all I watch (although I own some very high quality DVDs!). So you can understand my disappointment at having yet another program turn sour. The sad thing is, it's not necessary. As I said AFV has proven in times past that it can make a wonderful family program that both adults and children can enjoy and laugh together with no worries. I feel we are all robbed.
JonathanPaulX on 10/15/2011:
Just watched AFV tonight on ABC and I was completely disgusted. A catholic priest is conducting confession with an elderly woman when he suddenly strips and starts gyrating in nothing but a codpiece. What if it were a rabbi, or an Iman instead? This one video should be enough by itself to outrage all devout catholics and motivate them to a full scale boycott of ABC. What do you think?
Thad on 01/01/2013:
AFV is one of the worst concepts ever conceived in the television industry. I agree the show was tamer back in the Saget era, but painfully lame in character. The current host, Tom Bergeron (spelling?) is a boorish man. I never liked him. He appears as someone who's terribly conceited, sly and insecure at the same time. AFV severely became the crude village when Bergeron took over the hosting duties. Why AFV has lasted as long as it has really makes me question society. I'm not going to pick a part the viewers who actually enjoy AFV, but I just can't fathom the desire to waste an hour watching amateur media of people engaging in ruthless, mindless stunts or the plethora of crude material along with all of the staged videos people submit. So be sure to tune into AFV next week to see 5 year old Billy eat Jello through his nose, and watch as his 2 year old brother tinkles inside their daddy's guitar.
Charlene on 11/05/2013:
exploitation of children in the semi nude. Sexual situations. I'm not hear to complain. I want it stopped! Tom Bergeron is a perv and acts like a pedifile.
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Amana Washer
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CANTON, MICHIGAN -- After Four years the bottom of the washer is starting to [rust] and they told me there was nothing they could do. The washer cost $373.00 and the repair men said it would cost me $250.00 to fix it. The bad part of this that when I bought the washer I got a 5 year warranty, they told me the warranty did not cover this . HA! HA! how about that!
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Slimjim on 10/16/2013:
Cabinet rust rarely is covered by any warranty outside of maybe the full one year. If it is cabinet rust, you could touch that up yourself with some rust paint. Won't look great but will be better than the rust spots. Your unit should have a lot of life left in it otherwise.
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Pan Am Cancellation
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LANSING, MICHIGAN -- I would like to complain about the cancellation of the show Pan Am. I disagree wholeheartedly! You cancel this show and yet still keep Wife Swap? Kind of reminds me when you cancelled My So Called Life.. Big mistake on your part.
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raven2010 on 05/13/2012:
I too am disappointed with this cancellation. This was a great show.
Anonymous on 05/13/2012:
My So Called Life was a great show. Probably one of the greatest short-lived show of the 90's. I've never seen Pan-Am. But I know I lot of people who love the show.
FoDaddy19 on 05/13/2012:
I thought Wife Swap was canceled a few years ago. I never saw Pan-Am myself, but I've heard mixed reviews from people that have watched it. Now if you want to talk about tragic cancellations, I still have not forgiven Fox over Firefly.
Anonymous on 05/13/2012:
I haven't forgiven NBC for cancelling Freaks and Geeks.
BigAl on 05/13/2012:
Viewer numbers is just part of a show making it. Cost of the production is also considered. That is why a show like Wife Swap will remain on (cheap to produce) and more popular shows will be cancelled.
Cwazychicken on 05/13/2012:
Freaks and geeks was a good show too...cancelled before it should've been.
Cwazychicken on 05/13/2012:
And the worst of the worst, a show that was on fox awhile ago, about a girl murdered from a group of 6 friends. Never did find out who the killer was. Thanks fox...LOL. Not a horrible show either.
Churro on 05/13/2012:
I felt the same way when NBC cancelled ALF.
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Bad Tree Removal Business
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BALTIMORE, MARYLAND -- DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!! Hired them for tree removal. Did a lousy job, and then did not return to finish what they were paid for. Owner Jerry admits to not completing job and advises that balance of money will be refunded, but it's been 5 weeks, and no refund. Calls and emails to him have gone unanswered. Yes, I should not have paid them in full, but the owner Jerry seemed to be an honest guy, so lesson learned and buyer beware! This will go to litigation, but that's my problem.
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Alain on 10/29/2011:
You can file a complaint with the Maryland consumer protection agency via http://www.oag.state.md.us/Consumer/index.htm or, if payment is still a problem, give the Baltimore office's Consumer Mediation Unit Hotline a call at (410) 528-8662.
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No More Reality Shows
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It is very disturbing that ABC Television does not care what their viewers want rather they are only in for the money, how disgusting. Our economy is tanking and they only care about themselves. No respect for their followers of All My Children for 41 years. I am so disappointed. It was so nice to turn on the television and see familiar faces, and some sense of normalcy in this very harsh economic time. I will not watch the CHEW, nothing against the people in it, but come on, have some respect for your long time viewers.
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Ben There on 09/25/2011:
It is a lot cheaper to produce reality TV shows, and they deliver ratings. It seems more dramas and sitcoms are moving to the big cable stations.
grandma005 on 09/25/2011:
I will not watch the CHEW either. All my Children fans boycott it. I feel like I have lost part of my family after of 41 years of watching it.
kinthenorthwest on 09/25/2011:
The reality shows are leading to the demise of many people, especially when their 15 mins of fame is all over.
Just look at the recent suicide.
At Your Service on 09/25/2011:
Thank goodness the soaps are finally coming to an end! Terribly acted with equally poor scripts. It was reducing the mentality of housewives everywhere.
Hey, the Amazing Race starts up again tonight! ;-)
madconsumer on 09/25/2011:
how true AYS.
old fart on 09/25/2011:
I am sick unto death of "reality" shows AND soap operas..give me "2 and a half men" every time.
When I watch TV I want to be entertained!
Everything else is a downer, particularly the "News"
which is generally ALL bad.
kinthenorthwest on 09/25/2011:
Oldfart...I only watch 2 and a half men once in a while...
I did find it strange that they fired Charley for doing in real life what he is protraying on the show.
MRM on 09/25/2011:
Come on Old Fart! There are good reality shows out there such as:
Storage Wars
American Choppers
Myth Busters
Car Fellas
Cash Cab
Anonymous on 09/25/2011:
I love Storage Wars!
MRM on 09/25/2011:
I have downloaded Seasons 1 and 2 and I could watch it over and over again!
NicoleM on 09/25/2011:
I like Pawn Stars and American Pickers. They come across some really interesting stuff!
MRM on 09/25/2011:
Pawn Stars and American Pickers are good shows as well.
Huck_Hoshimoto on 09/25/2011:
Ya, MRM....I like all of those too, BUT;
Ever since that Sr./Jr. split, Paul Sr. acts like a whiney old lady - talking trash about Jr. and his abilities when for the previous 2 years, Paul Jr. was the one that did 90% of the designing & fabrication.
The only time you saw Paul Sr. is when he walked into the shop to gripe about something and then walk out!
And then there was the rip-off design that Paul Sr. pulled with the "Black Widow 2" bike - Paul Jr. originated the first Black Widow and then after he leaves, Paul Sr. tried to capitalize on his son's design.
Paul Sr.'s lost his touch.
I hope he loses his @ss! [He's already down-scaling to smaller shop because his business is lagging.
Anonymous on 09/25/2011:
I like Hardcore Pawn
trmn8r on 09/25/2011:
I just bought some hardcore pawn.
old fart on 09/25/2011:
Does it feature little shorty.?.. I'm ready to buy
old fart on 09/25/2011:
The "top twenty" shows on TRU TV are also a favorite of mine...
DebtorBasher on 09/25/2011:
Speeders and Parking Wars are really good! I'mma going to marry Garfield! (NOT the cat)...
GenuineNerd on 09/25/2011:
Soap operas are going the way of game shows on daytime TV as well. Used to be, there were at least 10-12 game shows on daytime TV...now the only ones left are Family Feud and The Price Is Right. I know that Wheel Of Fortune and Jeopardy are on in the evenings, and primetime TV have had their share of game shows as well, but I'm talking daytime. Eventually, all you'll see on daytime TV are endless "court" and "judge" shows, talk shows with lower-class, unrefined people in shouting/shoving/fighting matches, and any talk show host that's desperately trying to be the next Oprah (a tough act to follow.) If you have nothing better to do than watch TV during the day, maybe it's time to abandon the networks and turn to cable.
trmn8r on 09/25/2011:
I was near a church today, and they were having a "free" car wash, evidently to recruit parishoners (weird).
What really blew my mind was that the Price is Right theme song was playing in a loop as they washed cars. I was looking around for Jim Jones hiding behind the bushes.
At Your Service on 09/26/2011:
Hopefully it was a bikini car wash trmn8r.
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The Bachelorette
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What is going on!!!! The creeps on The Bachelorette have not been edited out of the show!!! How dare you ABC for showing these narcissistic misogynistic young men disgrace themselves and The Bachelorette.
I promise you executives at ABC I am going to STOP watching your network!!!!!
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jktshff1 on 06/07/2011:
Specifics as to your complaint would be helpful.
Anna Molly on 06/07/2011:
My recommendation: stop watching.
MRM on 06/07/2011:
This season of NCIS is boring and lame, but you don't see me complaining. I just change the channel. Two of my favorite shows are Hawaii Five-0 and Burn Notice.
unhappy999 on 06/07/2011:
I have never been a fan but The Bachelorette show is getting stupider by the minute. Last night they had a group of the guys and Ashley go a Comedy Club and the guys were supposed to "Roast" Ashley. So they did and then she ends up crying because of what they said. How stupid is that?
PepperElf on 06/07/2011:
Do what I do... Don't watch reality TV.
Actually I don't watch TV at all aside from Hulu and dvds. My BF and I just started watching Brisco County Jr.
Anonymous on 06/07/2011:
I don't watch any of those shows on ABC. I think Dancing With the Stars is the dumbest show ever. Never got into the Bachelor or the Bachlorette. The only thing I do like on ABC is What Would You Do
PepperElf on 06/07/2011:
Little - exactly. In my opinion the reality shows cater to the lowest common denominator.
The only current running tv show my bf and I actually care about is TBBT cos it at least is interesting. But even then we still do the DVDs :)
Well OK, I do like house but I haven't watched it this past season - I got busy.
trmn8r on 06/07/2011:
From your complaint, it sounds like the show is what I would expect from a reality show where people hook up. That's why I don't watch it.
Venice09 on 06/07/2011:
I miss "Lost", "Medium", "Monk", "Nip/Tuck" and "ER". Those were my favorite shows. "House" had a decent season but it's starting to wear thin. There are a few shows coming in the Fall that sound interesting, but I'm not getting my hopes up.
Skye on 06/07/2011:
Nip/Tuck one of my all time favorites.
Anonymous on 06/07/2011:
Thank MTV's 'Real World' for starting this reality craze.....
Anonymous on 06/07/2011:
"Lost" was definitely the best show on ABC. I used to watch "House" but it's not the same show it used to be
Venice09 on 06/07/2011:
Skye, "Nip/Tuck" was a one of a kind show. I was hooked from the first time I watched it. I'm not surprised that you liked it, too.
Venice09 on 06/07/2011:
"Lost" was the best show EVER! There's a new J.J. Abrams' show coming in the Fall called "Person of Interest" with Michael Emerson. There will never be another "Lost", but seeing Michael Emerson again will be fun.
I don't think "House" is going to do well next season. Cuddy is leaving, and Wilson's appearances will be limited because he is also be doing a Broadway show.
Anonymous on 06/07/2011:
"Cops" was the first reality show
MRM on 06/07/2011:
Nah uh... WWF wrestling was the first reality show.
Anonymous on 06/07/2011:
LOL good one MRM.....I must agree
Anonymous on 06/07/2011:
Is WWF really "reality"?
Anonymous on 06/07/2011:
Yes....Wrestling is very real...lol
Starlord on 06/07/2011:
If you ever saw the documentary narrated by Steve Allen on pro wrestling, you will discover positively that pro wrestling is not real, never has been, never will be. As he asks at the nend of the program, "Would you really want it real?" The ring is sprung and miced to make stomps sound a lot bigger than actual, the wrestlers are entertainers who performalmost 300 days a year. If what you see were not choreographed stunts, the 'wrestlers' would be in hospitals six months of the year. They know they really can't hurt one another, since this is how they make their living, and if they were really as hateful, they might really get 'accidentally' hurt. I can't tell you the number of times in Indianapolis, I would see wrestlers at restaurants having a good old time, just after it looked like they were trying to kill each other in the ring. No pro wrestling is not real, and the WWE is not the only game in the wrestling business. It is entertainment, pure and simple. The stars are actors, and they are athletes who perform fantastic stunts, but they are not really competing, it is all determined ahead of time.
PepperElf on 06/07/2011:
"Would you really want it real?"
Star - the answer must be "Yes"
Otherwise the UFC would never exist.
Anonymous on 06/07/2011:
Well thanks for clearing that up Starlord....
Starlord on 06/07/2011:
Elf, you are absolutely correct. I was only quoting Steve Allen. I think, however, the active career of a pro wrestler is much longer than a MMA fighter, precisely because they do not take the beatings they appear to. The human body can only take so much punishment. Also, you will never see an MMA fighter blatantly miss a cue and obviously take a punch that is no closer than a foot, LOL.
PepperElf on 06/07/2011:
O yeah. I agree... that's why Hulk Hogan is still performing when he's what... 900?
I doubt UFC fighters have careers lasting anywhere as long... simply because they take real damage and not fake-damage.
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When I allow my children to stay up late, we watch re-run episodes of America's Funniest Videos. I was really upset last night when they showed their VS. segment. It was Strippers VS. something that I forgot. I was shocked that they showed almost nude adults slipping, tripping, etc. I had to pretend that I mistakenly changed the channel, so my young children would not be exposed tho this garbage. This is one of the few shows that we watch together, and sadly enough, we will not be watching together anymore. Change your "garbage" segments, or you will see an increase of complaints, and decrease in viewers.
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Principissa on 04/18/2009:
I cannot stand that show. I don't find it funny at all. I don't think that cruelty to animals and watching an old lady fall down and have her skirt fly up is funny at all.
madconsumer on 04/18/2009:
being it is a family show, the censors allowed it.
sarahnkrystal on 04/18/2009:
I think one of the ones that won was a girl singing while her naked brothers danced behind her......not family to me, borderline child porn maybe...
BokiBean on 04/18/2009:
AMV is mostly ball shots, some poor guy being kicks/punched/hit right in the the family jewels (they even have a commercial that advertises themselves showing only "nut shots")...if you ask me it kind of caters to a cruel streak in people. Just quit watching it.
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Here are a few other simple Fat Quarter projects. These projects are perfect for beginning sewers and once again, would be good summer sewing projects with kids too.
Winner: Karrie SmithJune 25, 2013 at 8:47 PM
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm teaching a homeschool sewing coop this fall so I'm collecting ideas.ReplyDelete
What a great bag! I know just the person to teach using this bag!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the opportunity! :)ReplyDelete
I must start my little kiddies off on learning to sew something. My little girl of 3.5 wants to so i gave her some fabric, needle and thread and she cannot do it. She said she doesn't want the thread. I said, well it wasn't really sewing then!ReplyDelete
My only problem is deciding which things to make! There isn't enough time in the day!ReplyDelete
Amy, you have a great blog! Thanks for a chance to win.ReplyDelete
I have a couple of pretty FQs and wasn't sure what I'd use them for - these bags look perfect! Excellent for carrying around small projects.ReplyDelete
I make something similar and use them as shoe bags when I travel. I also have a light one and dark one to keep unmentionables when traveling, the light bag has clean, the dark has dirty. I make them as gifts too!ReplyDelete
Awesome tutorial! I'll have to make one now :)ReplyDelete
What a cute idea! I should do that with my daughter. She would love that. She is always asking to sew with me, but she can sit on my lap and use the machine I would think. I will have to check out your tutorial.ReplyDelete
Wow thanks for the tutorial. I've always thought the drawstring bags look so awesome!!ReplyDelete
Awesome! I love drawstring bags; they're great to have as shoe bags when traveling (I travel a lot for work).ReplyDelete
Wow! Those really do look quick and easy! Can't wait to try one for my niece! The drawstring will be so much easier for her to use than a buttoned or zippered bag.
Those Anne Kelle fabrics are great!
Thank you for the tutorial. I have been thinking about where to start with teaching my son to sew. Right now he just loves icing out fabrics for me.ReplyDelete
Awesome tutorial. Gonna try this with my granddaughter! ThanksReplyDelete
My family uses these as gift wrapping bags and this is a great tutorial to put some little ones learning to sew to work on more.ReplyDelete
These fabrics are adorable, and honestly so is the project! Thanks :)ReplyDelete
Great idea for a summer project with the grandchildren! Thank you.
Beautiful giveaway. I hope I win : )
What a great project! It's so fun to share a love of creating with kids at an early age!
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I am so loving this project! Just picked up a TON of fun fat quarters on a quilt shop hop. I'm going to beat the heat today and make a few of these.
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Yes, please! The fabrics and the bag pattern would be perfect for my nieces.ReplyDelete
What a great simple project!ReplyDelete
Cute! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Several family members have asked me to teach them to sew...now I have the perfect project!! Thank you:)ReplyDelete
I love these little bags, thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Cute idea! Thanks for sharingReplyDelete
I adore Ann Kelle fabric and must try this tutorial! Thanks!ReplyDelete
I teaching my grandchildren to sew, this is perfect.ReplyDelete
So cute and handy! I made 2 for my granddaughters and they love them!ReplyDelete
Such a cute idea! I've been wondering where to begin teaching kids to sew.ReplyDelete
This morning my three year old grandson asked me If i could make him a "jake the pirate " bag for his colloection of Jake toys. Thanks for the tutorial and chance to win this lovely fabric!!ReplyDelete
My son has been wanting a small bag for his Ninjago mini-figures and this would make a great bag for him! Thanks for the tutorial and chance to win some new fabric!!ReplyDelete
I made similar bags for my daughter who travels a lot, she uses them to pack her shoes in, and a laminate one for anything wet. My grandbabies will turn 2 in July (triplets) so have a few years to wait until they learn to sewReplyDelete
Thanks for the tutorial. I too use them for packing shoesReplyDelete
Gotta love a give away!ReplyDelete
Love bags like this!ReplyDelete
Awesome drawstring bag Amy!!! You are always sharing such amazing projects - THANK YOU!ReplyDelete
You can never have too many bags, I like to have a few for last minute gifts,pop in a few toiletries or chocolates and instant present.ReplyDelete
The bags look so cute! I'd love to win the fabric.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tutorial, and the giveaway - what cute fabric!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great bag idea--perfect for my granddaughters! I love the cute fabric!ReplyDelete
How cute, thanks Amy!ReplyDelete
Thanks for this post. I'm teaching my 2 daughters and a couple of their friends to sew this summer and I was just looking for something else easy to make besides pillow cases! Thanks...and thanks for having the giveaway.ReplyDelete
I have some students at school that I mentor. This would make a great project for them to work on! Thanks for the idea. (and the chance to win the fabric to get them started!!)ReplyDelete
Very cute bag! I will definitely try making one of these.ReplyDelete
So cute, I love draw string bags, we can never have enough here. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Wonderful project! And so many uses for them. Thank you!ReplyDelete
I'm making drawstring bags today for my girls. Thank you for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
Oooooo what wonderful colors of fabric, thanks for giveaway!!
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That bag is so cute! Love the giveaway fabrics. My daughter is all grown up but is making quilts, too!ReplyDelete
What fab fabrics - drawstring bags too!! GreatReplyDelete
what a cutie bag - just love those ann kelle prints! :) great giveaway!
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So cute and practical!ReplyDelete
What cute bags and so handy! Thanks for the tutorial!ReplyDelete
Perfect! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Ann Kelle- queen of basics. Love her!ReplyDelete
very cute bags!ReplyDelete
I'm always looking for patterns that use fat quarters and I have some that I'll be using to make some of these little bags for gifts this year. Thanks for sharing and the chance to win.ReplyDelete
So cute. I love using fabric drawstring bags!ReplyDelete
Super cute!! Great idea. I will have to try it out sometime!ReplyDelete
I love Ann Kelle prints!ReplyDelete
Love the fabric and bags!ReplyDelete
Thanks for a very useful tutorial!ReplyDelete
What a great project! My 7 year old would love to make one or three! She has her own sewing machine and is pretty able at this point to follow directions.ReplyDelete
What a great idea. Wonder if it would make a good travel shoe bag?ReplyDelete
Yeah! Perfect timing! Live your fabric choices for the bags. Awesome giveaway.
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Those Anne Kelle are beautiful! I would love to make a quilt from those. I have been intending to make a black and white one...touch of red and yellow would be perfect! Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
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I love simple projects like this when teaching someone to sew. Fun, easy and useful!ReplyDelete
I didn't know Craftsy had any free classes. Thanks for the info and for offering the generous giveaway.ReplyDelete
The bag is so cute. Thanks for the information about crafty's free classes. I am going to check them out.ReplyDelete
Great tutorial! Thanks. I'm loving Ann Kelle's prints.ReplyDelete
I've been needing some good drawstring bags for carrying around my knitting. These are perfect!ReplyDelete
What a great tutorial. I'd love to add more fat quarters to my stash. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
Great idea, thanks for the give away!ReplyDelete
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My niece asked me to teach her to sew. This looks perfect. hayleymstephens @ gmail dot comReplyDelete
Love this drawstring bag, thanks!ReplyDelete
Great tutorial on the drawstring bag! I hope to knock out several tomorrow!ReplyDelete
Cute drawstring bag! Great tutorial for me to use to teach my daughter to sew. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Awesome tutorial! That will have to go on my to list. Thanks for the chance :-)ReplyDelete
Hi that is such a cute bag. I can't wait o try it outReplyDelete
Thank you very much for the tutorial, the craftsy tip and the give-away!
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Love the daisies and the chevrons! So fun!ReplyDelete
Love this tutorial! Always looking for quick, easy and useful gifts!
This fits the bill perfectly! Thanks for the chance to win!
Cute tute! Lovely bag idea...and what a lovely giveaway!ReplyDelete
Love the daisies and the chevrons! So fun!ReplyDelete
Love the daisies and the chevrons! So fun!ReplyDelete
Super cute little bags! These are perfect little project bags or even gift bags as well. Thanks for the tutorial!
Thank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
Cute, cute, cute. Thanks for the tutorial and the giveaway chance!ReplyDelete
love the bright fabrics. Thanks for the giveaways.ReplyDelete
Great idea! I'm hoping to get my daughter sewing this summer--this may be her first project. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Love this idea! Thanks again! Would LOVE this giveaway!ReplyDelete
Oh how lovely and simple!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I would love to win this fat quarter bundle. It would be perfect to use to make these cute drawstring bags.ReplyDelete
Ooooh...love the fat quarter bundle! Would make some cute bags!ReplyDelete
The link went to a zippered pouch tutorial??? I'll search the site and see if I can find it. Thanks for the giveaway!
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Cute bags! Great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Cute bag, perfect for me to do with the kids for a learning project, thank you!ReplyDelete
Cute bag! Thanks for the tutorial.ReplyDelete
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Love that bag. Thanks for the giveaway. mschindlerstar(at)gmail(dot)comReplyDelete
Great idea! Love those drawstring bags.ReplyDelete
Love the drawstring bags! Thanks so much for the great tutorial--and I always love give-aways!ReplyDelete
This is perfect timing! I promised my 7 year old I would teach her to sew this summer :)ReplyDelete
Love the prints and the tutorial. Thanks for those and the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Loving the graphic quality of the Ann Kelle fabrics.ReplyDelete
wow those fabrics are really lovely! I <3 Craftsy! I've done a couple of the mini classes myself and have quite a few paid ones in my queu that I need to tackle!
I love your blog, and great fabrics!ReplyDelete
A drawstring bag is the first thing I learned how to sew - it stored all my sewing things in it for classes after that. My favorite part was picking out the fabric from the entire store! :)
The Ann Kelle prints make me think of a summer picnic, love it!
Thank you for the tutorial and giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thank you for this great pattern. I volunteer at our local Ronanld McDonald House teaching the kids how to sew, this will be great and I was really getting tired of helping them make pillowcases. Thank and please keep these great easy itdeas coming.ReplyDelete
I just made four zipper pouches from one of those Craftsy classes...really awesome pattern! Thanks for the chance on the giveaway!ReplyDelete
It's hard to resist a little gift bag. I like to make them and take them to my book club meeting filled with little goodies! This is a sweet little tutorial (and a lovely giveaway) - thank you!
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Great tutorial. My son needs a gym bag for kindergarten and this will be just perfect.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm going to make this with my daughter.ReplyDelete
What a lovely bag. I am going to make one for my granddaughter to keep her games in it. Thanks for sharing..ReplyDelete
Ohhh! Those colors in Ann Kelle prints! I just love Red, White and Blue and this is popping great! Thanks for the tutorial. I love your blog and all your projects--my style, thank you!
Your bag is so cute and handy, too. Thanks for the tutorial and giveaway. The Ann Kelle fabrics are gorgeous.
Beautiful fabrics and great tutorial! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I love working with fat quarters, and those prints are gorgeous! Thanks for giving us a chance to win them!ReplyDelete
I need to make a few of these, thanks for the tutorial, I just might let my kids make one too!ReplyDelete
Cute bags!!! Thank you for a chance to win those darling fabrics!!ReplyDelete
This is a great bag for my daughter to make - thanks for the tutorial and the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tutorial! and for the chance to win ;)ReplyDelete
My daughter would love to sew these with me!ReplyDelete
I love fat quarters! Thanks for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
Those little bags would be so handy. Thanks for the tutorial and lovely giveaway.ReplyDelete
Ooh, Sew Happy Together looks fun! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love that combo! Thanks for the chance at this!ReplyDelete
I love the bold colors that Ann uses - it's an awesome bundle!ReplyDelete
That bundle is so cute! Red and black together are pretty.
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I love the colors. Red, black and white are so classy.ReplyDelete
Such beautiful patterns and colors!
Love Anne Kelle fabrics and especially these colours. A quilt made out of these would look fab in my daughters bedroom. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Love Anne Kelle fabrics and especially these colours. A quilt made out of these would look fab in my daughters bedroom. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
Those prints are adorable! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
The Color Me Retro is adorable. The possibilities for a quilt are running through my head. What a great giveaway - many thanks. I had fun just looking at all the fabric.ReplyDelete
What cute prints! I'd love to incorporate them into something for my sister. :)
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I am an advisor for a sorority and lots of the girls want to learn how to sew so i'm always looking for simple projects they can do. And those fabrics are cute too! Thanks for the chance to win - i'm really enjoying your blog and so glad i switched to bloglovin and found you as a "featured" or popular blog for diy/crafts/sewing.ReplyDelete
Super, super cute! I've been wanting to teach my 11 year old granddaughter to sew and this bag is perfect! Gotta go...off to Joanne's to get couple yards of cute fabric...much cheaper than fat quarters ;). Thanks Amy!ReplyDelete
Hi Amy! I just wanted to drop a note on this post to let you know that I came across this tutorial, whipped up one of these bags, and loved them so much that I decided to make 55 of them for The Stash Bash goodie bags! What a great tutorial. Thanks :-) I miss you and hope you are well. Thank goodness for social media.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for sharing such a fab tutorial! We've been creating our own version of a drawstring bag and have included a link back to you :) x
this tutorial was so easy to follow and fun to make. i just adjusted the height of the bag for what i was making and it turned out perfectly. thanksReplyDelete
I just made six of these as project bags for my knitting. All different sizes. I am usually one to fight with my sewing machine, but this pattern really helped me out a lot. It only took a few hours and they look much better than I thought I was capable of. Thanks!!
Thank you so much for this easy to understand tutorial! I just finished a bag made from puppy dog print for a special one year old to put his new building blocks in. It turned out perfect! :)ReplyDelete
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Each year Sterling College recognizes a young alumni who has made significant contributions to their profession and community in 15 or less years after graduating. For the 2013 Young Alumni Award, Sterling College chose Kate Wise '04 of Salina, Kan., and awarded a posthumous award to Kristy (Kalivoda) Roszel '02.
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Kenmore Elite 36'' Downdraft Electric Cooktop - Stainless SteelItem# 02244123000 | Model# 44123
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Kenmore Elite 36" Downdraft Electric Cooktop - Superior Quality
The black with stainless steel trim 36 in. Kenmore Elite downdraft electric cooktop 4412 allows the owner unmatched versatility in the kitchen. Without the hassle of overhead ventilation which obstructs sight lines in your kitchen, the Kenmore Elite downdraft electric cooktop vanishes odors and steam from your kitchen. The downdraft system is equipped with a powerful 3-speed fan, possessing 525 CFMs for faster ventilation. This electric cooktop can cook any size kitchen dish with its versatile triple ring element that handles small, medium and large sized pots and pans. For excellence without an overhanging ventilation system, the Kenmore Elite downdraft electric cooktop is a must have.
- The triple ring element delivers 1,200-3,000 Watts of power and matches its heat source to 6-, 9- and 12-in. cookware, giving you quick, even heating that saves time and energy.
- One of the fastest heating elements around, Electric Turbo Boil™ delivers 3,200 watts of heat in seconds, bringing pots and kettles to a boil without wasting your valuable time.
- A built-in downdraft ventilation system pulls away smoke, steam and odors fast without any overhead connections, for powerful ventilation that fits kitchen islands and peninsulas.
- From frying bacon to sautéing cloves of garlic, a 3-speed fan delivers customizable ventilation with up to 525 CFM of airflow, clearing the air fast or slow at your discretion.
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Other wise the whole project went as well as the cook top looks.
Round Rock, TX
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This cooktop filled the bill for our island. Did not want a hood over the island, so downdraft was the way to go. Nice alternative to more expensive models. Seems solid and well made.
We installed the 36" cooktop during a complete kitchen remodel. We went with all stainless steel Kenmore Elite appliances. Having removed a wall and building a raised bar for eating, the cooktop was installed on the countertop below the raised bar. This was one of the few cooktops with a downdraft vent system as we didn't want a vent hood hanging in the middle of the kitchen. The cooktop is beautiful and the downdraft is one of the best as for venting suction. I vented the cooktop through the 1/2 wall supporting the raised bar countertop. Using 6" to 4" duct reducers I managed to install the ductwork through the wall to the outside of the house. We've had the cooktop now since last October and several observations from experience have led to some 'Second Thoughts'. (#1)-Although the cooktop is gorgeous when clean, it's surface is like black glass and we've found that if not careful, it scratches very easily. DO NOT slide pans on the surface. #1a-We've had to experiment with different cooktop cleaners that won't cause streaking or dull finishes. When clean and shiny, it is great to look at. (#2)-The raised burner control knobs on the right side add to the cleaning hassle. I've resorted to removing the knobs for ease of cleaning to ensure getting underneath them (#3)-When using large skillets or pans on the right side burners, the handles invariably extend over and beyond the control knobs, making accessing them and the downdraft speed control **** more difficult. (#4)-The downdraft vent works very well. When boiling water, the strength of the downdraft is very obvious. The vent grate is not easy to remove and is heavy so caution is advised when removing to clean. The grease filter is easily removable. (#5)-The downdraft motor extends below the cabinet 15-18" and is roughly in the middle of the cabinet so this makes utilizing this cabinet for storage somewhat problematic. I did install 2-stainless-steel sliding cabinet drawers on the floor of the cabinet and these have worked very well to store pots, pans, lids, a Kitchen Aid upright mixer, etc. Overall, we're pleased with our choice and the product quality. We wish we would have been advised how easily this surface would scratch as our GE Profile Stove that it replaced had a different cooktop that cleaned more easily and didn't show the scratches as easily.
Mount Shasta, CA
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Fit form and function rated 5 Replaces 28 year old Thermador cook n' vent. Needed downdraft that would fit existing countertop and ducting. Researched extensively. This was best fit and best reviewed by Consumer Reports. Required minimal adjustment to countertop and fit to existing 10" duct, upgrade of circuit to 50 amp (fortunately existing wiring was oversized and capable of 70 amp so only had to switch the breaker). Visually stunning. Heats very quickly. Turbo boil burner very fast. Simmer burner simmered thick pasta sauce perfectly. Controls simple. I have been a fan of Sears and bought most of my appliances from them over last 30 hears. HOWEVER. Delivery was totally botched. Unit was sent to store in another state. Installer would not pick-up (350 mile trip). After many calls, being told delivery delayed 2/6 750 miles away, I located, picked up (220 mile trip) dropped in and hooked up temporarily. DO NOT BUY ONLINE. Total disarray. Go to a store!
York, PA
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I installed this myself back in December of 2011--it was VERY easy and went in with no problems ( I would consider myself an advanced do it yourselfer). Since then I've been pleased overall. Pros: Flexible, powerful burners, downdraft is SUPER powerful, easy to clean Cons: Stainless showing a few scratches, burners slow to cool (no different than ANY radiant top) One issue that's not really a complaint, but I want to bring up, is that it can be challenging at first to syncronize the temperatures from one burner to the other. For example, "5" on one burner might seem hotter than "5" on another burner. This could also be due to using different cookware, etc., and the burner size. Having used the unit for 5-6 months, I have become a lot more familiar with the temperature responsiveness across the unit--it's just a learning curve. Don't get frustrated if the first few times you overshoot your desired temperature and have to pull a pan off the heat temporarily. I would recommend this unit to a friend. In fact, I actually have.
Austin, TX
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The cooktop heats very quickly and it is an attractive update to the kitchen. That being said, you may want to avoid the product if you are remodeling. I paid for Sears to install the unit. The installer would not complete the installation because he said it would take him another couple of hours to complete the job. Sears could correct the problem by providing universal installation hardware. I am forced to pay another installer to complete the job.
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By Samantha Carr
If you ever had a baseball trivia question you couldn't solve, I know one room where you certainly could have found the answer.
Fifty-five researchers filled the Bullpen Theater on Saturday for the Society of American Baseball Research's second annual 19th century baseball research conference held at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
"It is rare to have so many great researchers in one place – and the Hall of Fame is about the only place where they might all come together," said Tim Wiles, director of research for the Baseball Hall of Fame.
This year's conference was named after the late Frederick Ivor-Campbell, a noted researcher on 19th century baseball, who was killed in an automobile accident last year.
"Fred was a spectacular researcher, an exceptionally giving individual, and the kindest and most thoughtful man one could imagine," said Tom Shieber, senior curator at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
The keynote speaker of this year's event was Peter Morris, a leading baseball researcher who was recently awarded the inaugural Henry Chadwick Award by the SABR for invaluable contributions to making baseball the game that links America's present with its past.
The author of several books, Morris' "Game of Inches: The Stories Behind the innovations that Shaped the Game" was the only book to win both the Casey Award and the Seymour Medal as the best baseball book of the year in 2006. Morris' keynote address was entitled: "Who Could Play?: Inclusiveness and Exclusiveness in 19th Century Baseball."
Following the speech, John Thorn – himself the author of several baseball books and influential editor of the classic "Total Baseball" – moderated a panel discussion called "Was Base Ball Really Baseball: Where & How Does the Old Game Survive?" about the newest findings of baseball's roots and origins with researchers David Block, Richard Hershberger, Larry McCray and David Nemec.
In the afternoon, baseball scholar Tom Altherr, frequently a presenter at the annual Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American Culture – held at the Hall of Fame each year during the first week in June – gave a presentation on baseball as played among slaves in the nineteenth century.
"As a longtime baseball researcher and SABR member, I'm thrilled to be participating in SABR's Frederick Ivor-Campbell 19th Century Base Ball Conference," said the Hall's Tom Shieber.
Shieber presented artifacts from the famous World Tour of 1888-89 taken by Albert Spalding's Chicago White Stockings.
"It was a pleasure to meet up with the top baseball researchers who have devoted so much of their time and effort to broadening our understanding of baseball's early days."
Samantha Carr is the manager of web and digital media at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Nice article Samantha.
Huzzah for 19th Century base ball.
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whether because of injury, accident, illness or other incidents....you felt THE HAND OF GOD quite possibly intervened and saved your life? Or do you know of "close calls" with others?
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So....I'll start it off: Once in the 8th grade I was riding my bike to football practice. I of course was in "full uniform" In fact, I did not want my helmet to dangle from the handle bars so I put in on. Carelessly I crossed a busy street and didn't see the lady in the Buick coming towards me. Her right fender caught my back wheel and tire. (she tried gallantly to stop the car but it still had momentum) I became (airborn) instantly; landing HEAD FIRST) into the curb. I wasn't even knocked out....but did FEEL highly embarassed and stupid. Though only 13 I had to calm the lady down...telling her I was okay....save the bleeding elbow! (she was a parishner in our parish) She, Mrs. "S" gave me a ride home....putting the "bent-up" bicycle in her trunk. My Mother calmed her down when the lady came up to the front porch. (they knew each other) My Father was there too. After they let her leave....I explained everything...saying "I'm okay though...and WANT to go to practice" My Mom wouldn't hear of it as she bandaged my arm. She was even mad I wanted to go. My Dad however said, "No Mama....if he says he's okay and is asking to go he must BE okay. I'll take him" So there you have it. If the car had struck any closer to the center I wouldn't have played football again; probably.
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