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NOTE: After almost a day on the site, these videos have now been removed from YouTube by the person who posted them.
From top to bottom, all four parts of a video from a house fire in Waldorf, Maryland (Charles County) on Thursday.
Aug 2, 2010 70 Comments
From top to bottom, all four parts of a video from a house fire in Waldorf, Maryland (Charles County) on Thursday.
These guys definately have an issue with safety of there members. I don't care who they think they are they all should have full turn-out gear on working around this house. You have guys ventilating outside with no safety equiptment at all.
I love seeing the two guys in their "PPE" working hard. What century are we in again??? Just curious.
Doesnt make a bit of difference if they are paid or vollie. And toss out the "tradition BS too. Lets quit being a statistic people
Totally agree. If the person in the white t-shirt and shorts is a FF, he needs to be suspended. If he is an fire officer he needs to be demoted and suspended. If he is a chief officer he needs to be removed from his position by the Board of Directors. If he is a civilian he needs to be arrested. And we wonder why FFs get killed. Come on guys, wear your PPE.
All those rigs, and one guy in shorts and a tee shirt seems to be doing all the work.
Good way to get someone hurt.Evidently there is no control by whoever is running the incident.And people wonder why the members of fire departments get injured on the fireground. I know everyone wants to do their part but use common sense.A
"One hundred years of tradition unimpeded by progress". No wonder fire insurance costs an arm and a leg in Charles County.
The old addage says, "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all…….." I'm not saying anything!!
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DC's finest…
So many things wrong here that it is hard to find a place to start.
i THINK THE VIDEO SPEAKS FOR IT SELF !!! The guy in the shorts shouten even be on the fire grounds ! And as far as COMMAND it burnt down with HOUSE !!! They should have vented that fire and tried to knock it down in the attic !!!! Point Said House and Fireman Safe !!!!!
Seriously. What is the deal with all these videos of late showing poor firefighting tactics and unsafe activities? Aside from "the Short King" running around playing Fireman… I have to wonder how long the span of fire was? How much time are we missing between videos? A 2 1/2″ with some ceiling hooks should have made quick order that fire.
Oh man I wish Grampa woulda got a head full of melting dripping vynal siding on his head when he poked his head in the door and yelled, "Hey guys, you got fire venting from the roof" OK Gramps, take your big red Hovaround and you can go go go back the the retirement village and dazzle all the hotties there of how you saved another foundation.
And Young buck in shorts and the white t shirt rippin the window out the back of the house. I'll give you credit for using an 8′ pike pole instead of a 6′ pike pole, you were 2′ closer to where you should have been—on the sidewalk with the rest of the untrained onlookers.
I hate comin on this site sometimes because it makes me embarassed to be called a firefighter, the same thing these guys are called. I think we have to come up with a new term for people who fight fire, intelligently, who wear PPE, who use SCBA and who do it right.
DCFD's finest…
Isn't Maryland on the East coast?
I'm sure most of the people making comments about the guys PPE are either Fairfax Co. firemen, way too safety concious not enough balls, or the PG Co. firemen that showed and up and was standing outside. So if you wanna cast stones try to do some work yourself. He probably came from home and didn't go to the firehouse to pick up his gear. What works for them is fine as long as it is safe, should he have had PPE on sure, but i'm not going to chastize him especially if he is a DCFd brother of mine. Oh and by the way whoever suggested a 2 1/2″ hoseline inside should go back to fire school. You are about stupid if you think they need a large hoseline like that in such a small house, people don't realize that multiple 1 3/4″ or 1 1/2″ do just as well!!!!
Its not DCFD….last time I checked its in Waldorf MD…no where close to DCFD, might wanna check your google maps pal…
Many of their volunteer members are DCFD which is good. Working that close to an incident with out any PPE,not good. If they were DCFD off-duty, I bet they would not get away with those unsafe methods at work,would they?
where is command? whos calling the shots? saw a white hat, going inside? is he the only one? im my mind lack of command creates alot of freelancing, which in turn creates, dead firefighters!
What a JOKE!! These guys looked like a bunch of homeless bums at a carnival. The homeowner would have been better off just letting the house burn to the ground and collect the insurance.
I guess who ever posted the videos isn't holding up well under all the scrutiny. I just tried to watch the videos and each of them are saying they've been removed by the user.
Oh my god is this what the fire service has come to a bunch of cowards crying about a little house fire. Sure things are not prefect but the job got done and everybody went home. I guess these days if you are not standing outside breathing air with your vest on and hiding behind the command board you are not safe. I was there on the first arriving engine and things went just fine. We put the fire out and the house was still standing, unlike some places around the metro area. As for the 2 1/2 with a lot of hooks the attic floor had 1/2 plywood floor so that was a good idea. NOT. Its a good thing the camera man didn't get me coming out of the house when it was over because you girls would have had a baby when you saw me without a hood and my 3/4 boots folded down. What a bunch of crying school girls.
I agree Gil, some of these crybaby asses on here complaining are the same ones that you see outside with there vests on doing walk arounds while us REAL Firefighters are inside putting the fires out. Let the girls continue to complain and we will continue to put out the fires.
Good thing this was only about a 400 sq. ft house- if it had been any bigger it probably would have burned down to the foundation.
Don't worry Waldorf VFD..probably the last time these ninnies saw a fire, was inside there training burn building where they lit off a bale of hay topped with 2 pallets.
When you women get together to watch Rescue Me, do you critique the shows entirety and say harsh things such as "oh my Tommy Gavin had his bunker coat unbuttoned and his Scott waist straps were dangling from his waist side". And gosh after the fire was out, did you see FF Gavin smoke a cigarette.
Girls, you can watch all the DCFD Fire Videos in the world, but experience is what's going to give yourself a mind of your own when your on the fireground. When you go to enough fires you will know what your capabilities are…Common sense rules over everything.
Sorry if I see light smoke showing or if i read the smoke correctly..lol….i'll put my mask and helmet on and save the hood for the big one..Things like that are foreign to the safety critics because 1. they've gone to 11 fires in the last 15 years and 6 of them were training fires. 2. they haven't developed a mindset of their own away from what they've learned at the training academy.
I think if this was a tree house on fire the safety commanders would have burned it to the ground along with the tree.
Ya just gotta love how the wagons are circled.
Instead of addressing the obvious issues, those people are attacked and made fun of, all the while not having a clue who they are and how much fire they may or may not see.
Point being, it really doesn't matter how much fire they see when a scene as screwed up as this one is posted for the world to see.
But hey, keep defending stupidity.
I think all of your names will look good in emmittsburg with that kind of attitude.
Couldnt agree more Hook….
Would yall like your full name in the bricks at emmittsburg or first "nickname" last because with that advice thats where youre headed
Didn't get to see the vids but I see the trash talking is hot and heavy. Love it. Why? It means one of two things. You're hungry to do the job or you're trying to justify NOT doing the job. Either way is good for me when I ride the back instead of driving. If you're hungry, I'll have good back-up when I beat your ass to the nozzle(HUNGRY old men are fast…we've been known to eat our young). If it's the other, it will be easy to take the nozzle away from you, that is if you've even stretched the line to begin with. As for the turnout gear, oops we're supposed to call it PPE now, you wear it, including your hood, incase the scene goes south. Hungry old men get grumpy when we have to catch you jumping out the window because you didn't wear ALL your gear and that made it unbearable to wait for the ladder I'm bringing. Yes this Engine guy throws ground ladders. Last moan….using the term "girls" for a firefighter who can't do the job, really. I know quite a few girls who can kick butt firefighting. There are good and lazy firefighters and they come in both sexes.
If this wasn't as bad as it sounds, why would the user remove them from the site? I agree, we have a job to do and the building may have been saved. The ultimate goal though is to go home at the end of the shift to see my three kids and wife. I owe it to them not to get cancer for some house. Take 5 minutes and make it a little safe, how hard is it to put on gear? Whatever, were are own worse enemies. I amsure that whovere posted the video was embarrassed by the actions of some as the videos are removed…Enough said, leave the tactics alone, we have seconds to get it correct. So what they took a line you didnt like. Must have had enough water to absorb the BTU's…Eventually…Oh and I am one of those guys that wears the Command Vest and sits behind the Command Board and I do require accountability. I also understand that some days are better than others and if we learn from it, then we are successful. I don't believe in the saying "Well we put the fire out and nobody got hurt, whats the big deal". When someone does get hurt or worse killed, what are you going to say then?? he was brave and was doing his job? Not without gear, that is the basics taught at any of your fire academies. I do consider myself a REAL firefighter with experience of about 8,000 calls a year and 25-30 "jobs" in a year, Not one of the GIRLS that SGT relates too….
The Charleston, SC FD considered their department to be second to none until about 4 years ago. I can be critical because I have been in the fire service for 30 plus years and will leave it at that. No sense in stating the obvious.
Damn, I missed it! Should have signed on as soon as I got the tweet from Statter911 instead of waiting til today to find out they were pulled. Bummer.
Did they buy their teaining at Walmart?????
On a side note…..I was at a Construction site today and I was appalled at the many OSHA violations I witnessed. The biggest safety violation was the cowboy walking around without his hardhat and the other was the driver of the crane eating while he was maneuvering some steel around. I was further appalled to see that all of the portable toilets had empty sanitizer containers and had not been properly cleaned of and dumped of their human waste. Try going potty in one of those when its 95 outside and 135 inside.
To top this day off, I paid $38.50 for a bag of chips, 1 soda, and some rice/beans off the roach coach.
I am shocked to read about your encounter with the lack of urinal cakes, the abundance of floating turds, and the stray pubic hair while on the work site. I hope this isn't a case of PTSD in the making. They say that laughter is the best medicine, and since you made me laugh, I share this old, but solid joke with you.
Two firemen are using urinal at fire expo. The first fireman finishes and walks to the sink to begin thoroughly washing his hands. The second fireman finishes and bypasses the sinks and walks toward the exit.
The first fireman coughs and says, "In my (volunteer/paid/Northern/Southern/rural/big city/fill in the blank) fire department we always wash out hands after urinating. We pride ourselves on maintaining a safe working environment.
The second firefighter hikes up his pants, adjusts his massive belt buckle, spits a wad of dip on the floor, looks at the first fireman and says, "Well, in Texas we don't piss on our hands."
Really Chief 2 8,000 runs a year 25- 30 "jobs"?? What do you run every medical, trash can, dumpster, car, putting somebody back in bed ect ect. I bet your command board is all a buzz with 4 PAT tags hanging on it and supervising 3 guys standing around a trash can as paper, plastic and other rubbish burns. 8,000 runs; you sir deserve a medal because I bet you don't have to even look at the cheat sheet any more to tell the first due company they are the attack group leader or the truck company they are vent supervisor and I'll put a years salary that you even know that Squad is gonna be in charge of the rescue group. But then again your big on accountablity and I bet your guys have all of their costumes on including the scott pack on their backs!!! What is truly sad is you " REAL FIREMAN" sit back and piss and moan about not having a costume on, what about the 2 lawn ornaments with hooks leaning beside them watching the short pants commando open this house up. Not only did the short pants commando take out the window to get the heat off the men inside but he cleared the entire window out. Why you ask because if one of the costume wearing souls has to make a quick exit they wont get caught up on broken glass on the way out. Kevin, I guess where you work or volunteer you guys wagon pipe a dog house, a 2 1/2 for a kitchen fire with some extention in to the attic, get a grip but then again I'm sure Brunacini and the rest of the bunny petters in the fire dept would most certainly agree with you. For you Mr Jake Speed it would be DC's bravest not finest he's obviously not a cop, because the plug out front wasn't blocked by his cruiser.I should tongue punch your mother in her fart box for a comment like that. As for the rest of you bunny petters, the house would have burned down?? That's amazing because by the looks of the video the bulk of the fire was knocked down in a reasonable amount of time and access to the attic was hindered as Gil informed you that the attic had 1/2 plywood decking for storage. But I guess if you drug in 3 or 4 2 1/2 and crossed the streams to further absord all available BTU's this fire would have gone out with out a hitch. BTU's thats funny the last time I heard that I was worried about how many I would need to heat my house not what a hose line is absorbing. Chief 2 you make me laugh…. Ive never heard a Chief use BTU's in a real sentence un-less he was getting on a paralegal for being out of uniform, but then again he might had said BDU's.
Oh by the way while you guys are being so safety minded….I'm kinda miffed that nobody realized that the shorth pants commando was not only in a T-shirt and short pants but he was also wearing crocks as foot protection. Certainly his piggys could have been burnt.
Texas Gordo…well done my friend….
On a side note for the others…I saw 2 teenagers today riding their skateboards without knee or elbow pads and also didn't have their chin straps snapped together on their helmets…..Just a matter of time before their faces meet the concrete sidewalk and mommy has to break out the antibacterial ointment and bandaids…Cmon you guys wear your pads and properly utilize your chin straps.. Your not Tony Hawk or Rob Drydek…
Must be hitting too close to home for a few of the all-knowing ones.
Bunch of wimps anyways, why bother with engines? What happened to horse drawn steamers?
Turnout gear? Bah, another waste of taxpayer money.
SCBA? Screw that, leather lungs, baby, leather lungs.
How's that go? 100 years of history unimpeded by progress, is that it?
Maybe some of you haven't figured out that there is a happy medium between stupidity and overly safety conscious. But based on the comments, there aren't enough living brain cells from all the CO you've taken in over the years to comprehend that.
Hookman…you will be the first to breech the "disability teet" in 20 years because your "extensive experience and knowledge" told you that you weren't breathing anything toxic. Your experienced nose told you there were no sealants/adhesives/binders boiling and bubbling in that fire, so the smoke is perfectly safe to breath. Your x-ray eyes told you that the structure certainly wouldn't collapse, so no other safety gear was required.
Those that decide on there own what PPE to use and when BA should be used are called "FREELANCERS". As I recall "freelancing" is discouraged in the fire service.
Saftey rules and guidelines are there for everyones safety. EVEN YOURS.
Lets hope that someone at Waldorf uses these videos as a training tool.
That's fine and dandy. When you're dying in 20 years because of all the garabge you've inhaled because you're too cool for SCBA, I'll be not thinking of you while I enjoy breathing easily on my farmstead.
Chief2…are you self employed or are you just your everyday handyman…25-30 jobs a year..Were those jobs done with your hand or did they require different tools to get the job done right? Were those 8000 calls for service just your ordinary plumbing leaks to replacing some siding or were they more challenging?
Mark..stop reading so many Billy Goldfedder articles and when your done gazing at Firehouse magazines hotshots section, please wash your hands ok..we all know the "firefighter" you are and thats the nutjob with the handlebar moustachio, stickers galore on your Metro Helmet and tattoos all over your epidermis that show such things as flames stretching across your backside and your license plate cover says, my other car is a brush truck…
If you were still in the fire department, I would hate to have to tell your family that you died fighting a fire. But hey, maybe they would feel good about it if we told them you were getting some good nob time, he was whipping that thing. Wear gear, nah he didn't need too, he was tough, but hey , we saved a piece of crap old house. I'm sure that would make them feel better. But then again, we don't have to worry about that, Unemployed firefighters don't get hurt or killed at fires.
Andy, well played.
Today I was apalled as I witnessed a truck driver, who pulled over on the side of the highway, get out of his cab without using 3 points of contact and on top of that his reflective triangles were not properly spaced apart..I guess this guy was better than the DOT and follows his own set of rules..
@Kevin..next time you get a chance, see if you can do an air quality test from the nice clean air that surrounds the Washington DC metropolitan area. You'll probably die quicker from breathing the air outside then you will from any by products of any Class A ordinary combustibles.
Blah Blah Blah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's getting personal I see. Now it's a party.
The thing is the cowards in charge these days have to try to keep real firemen from doing there job so they don't look bad as they are hideing in the coward sector. Most of the the cry babies these days have never rode on the out side of a real fire truck in there life.
Teddy Bear, that has to be the most touching post of the year, but if your going to get to my nerve central, you'll have to post something a lil more imaginative than that….Your right Unemployed Firefighters don't get hurt at fires, but since my temporary work stoppage commenced, I've developed over the last year a slight pain in my left elbow, due to playing golf almost every single day. I guess you could sum up my situation and say unemployed "fireman" while temporarily on hiatus from work, risk the chance of getting golfers elbow, but when alls said in done, they do return to work..
Hook, Guess what I saw today. A sign that said "Please keep your dog on a leash when in the park". Well I was appalled when I saw a dog run past me not leashed up. Then he took a crap and his owner who was not following the rules, refused to pick up his dogs droppings. Just thought I would add to the crazy things you have been seeing.
WTF is up with all the animosity? Where'd the BROTHERHOOD go? In case you idiots hadn't noticed, which I'm fairly certain of because you're too busy bashing each other, the ultimate goal of our PROFESSION is to safely extinguish the fire/mitigate the emergency/prevent injury.
Nowhere in Probie school do I remember the class on beating up your fellow firefighters because you don't like what they have to say. I think there was a word used instead, something like, "Tolerance" or "Teamwork", or maybe it was "Respect"?
Has the fire service come so far from our tradition and history that this is where we find ourselves? Hateful spitemongers who have nothing better to do than bash others anonymously?
I can't see the videos, they were gone before I arrived at this little hate-fest. I do see, however, all the misery and hate spreading through what should be a lively discussion of why we are better than this. There's a reason things change in the fire service: Someone DIED. No one is out there saying, "Hey firefighters, you should do this because it's in your best interest"… No, they are telling US to follow the STANDARDS because one of our brothers or sisters was killed by the very thing they are trying to change.
Guys, get a clue. If you don't want to wear the gear, be willing to accept that it may cost you your life. If you do wear the gear, understand that this profession is filled with dinosaurs who learned it a different way, and haven't accepted the fact that our job is full of dangerous things we can't predict.
Stay safe, take care of each other, and take care of the job. In that order.
After reading the above posts its no wonder why "I" feel ashamed many days to even be part of the American Fire Service anymore! I'm not sticking up for not wearing the proper gear on a fire scene but i ask many of you this. How many of you that are on here preaching the "how do you want your name spelled on your brick soapbox" overweight, smoke,drink to much, and don't wear a seatbelt??? I don't recall ever reading a LODD NIOSH report from a firefighter killed in the front yard of 1 1/2 story wood frame venting a window with a 12′ hook. I do see every month at least several from heart attacks, strokes, and accidents. As i get older in this service i do notice several things, overweight firemen, lazy firemen, cocky "new" firemen, and many clueless firemen who when they fail to do the basics on a fire they use the "safety" excuse to hide behind their lack of knowledge or skills!
For any of you guys that are getting tired of always reading about bashing our fellow brothers i suggest you check out "thehousewatch.com" which actually contains many useful articles written by experienced firemen. Many of the articles contain great training tips and useful knowledge to pass on to the fellow guys in your companies or houses.
DCFD Back Step Grunt…..good looking out…if that neighborhood you witnessed this disgraceful and inexcusable act has an Homeowner Assocation, I would demand that you get answers to why tootles wasn't properly leashed. What if tootles ran out into the road and caused an accident..geez willickers…
@FM….ease up wildhorse and stop reading so many safety articles out of FireChief magazine…I know i'm not getting to worked up over this and I'm sure neither are the fellers who bravely put out this fire, whether they had shorts, flip flops or their Absolute firefighter t-shirts on…And by the way, I don't think this is the first fire Waldorf has gone too…Kudos to Waldorf for putting out another fire….and to the gentleman in shorts…please tuck in your t-shirt, its looks more professional..lol
@Seymour…well said and your right about LODD's and that I cant recall a single fireman who lost his life because he was wearing shorts while holding a hook or anything outside of the fireground…..i think its ironic that the people you mention are more than likely the ones that make their safety comments on here. To only know what they've been taught at the training facility and nothing else…of course seeing people who routinely put out fires and are comftorable doing what they are, is going to look foriegn to them..
One more tidbit from HOOKMAN'S box of tidbits…yes I have a box of tidbits……All you safety critics should be ashamed of yourself, as it is you, that is responsible for the uprising and soaring costs in Homeowners Insurance, which has doubled in the last decade. Hope you sleep well at night…
I am glad to see that there is real firemen out there with street sense instead of the ones with book sense. Book sense is good for exams and resumes but not for firefighting. And the other thing the more they try to make it so called safer and make more rules on how to put fires out we still kill about 100 firemen every year. Go figure.
I saw my son drink orange juice this morning. He didn't "shake well before opening". Kids these days. What will I do?
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I saw a sign that said "Fire zone, NO PARKING" and by golly geesh, guess what. Someone parked in it. I tell ya, the things people do.
Some of these guys should be on comic last standing!!
@Flasher…it beats last lawn standing..
All these safety critics have never seen the street smart way because they've been brainwashed over the last decade by reading the same safety article, written by the same people who have repeated that same article, but in a different way. How many times can you write about the same friggen thing over and over and talk about the same crappola year after year.
Well, if it weren't for the suckers like yourself who flock to see their beloved heros like Uncle Brunacini to the ever popular Dennis "out of town" Rubin, they would be out of business. You relate to these types of people because they made it to the top by taking every class and college course known to man, but since they probably never put out a trash can fire, they'll continue to talk the talk and not walk the walk and will spread there garbage onto people like yourselves who feed off their germs so you can go back to your Hose Co. and spread them on to the street smart fireman.
And on a side note, I saw an Outlaw Biker yesterday wearing flip flops and chaps…Cmon dawg safety safety safety….
Hook, I wrote a really nasty letter to the Discovery Channels series, American Chopper. I wrote this scathing letter due to the fact that watching numerous episodes, I saw the lead fabricator welding without face protection. I jotted down, the pros and cons of welding. Yet, I know nothing about welding. Just like these jokers jotting down tips on how to put out a house fire. Most of them, HAVE NEVER DONE IT. But, I hope I hear something from Discovery Channel, explaining their reasoning for this horrid act of safety blindness.
Hookman, Rubin I have nothing in common with except for rank. I am a retired Chief. Nobody here is my idol or anything else. What I was saying is there were alot of funny things put on this board and I hope its always like that. It breaks up the crap that people want to dwell on over and over. get a grip!! Its not your board!! Dave put it here for the public. Like the guy said about his kid with the Orange Juice my son drank Prune Juice this morning and had to take a dump. Man what will they think of next!
So, most esteemed HOOKMAN, you are saying it is impossible to extinguish a fire in a safe manner? Using full PPE?
BTW, your utter ignorance and immaturity is showing.
Don't you guys have lives to get back to? All the commenting here would leave the uneducated to believe you're all "make believe" firemen, with nothing better to do…
Glad I know better, eh?
Mark!!!! Well said!!
DCFD Backstep Grunt….I'm glad to see that you've taken action as this sends what kind of message to the society that makes up welders. Though I've not taken the necessary steps to hold American Chopper accountable for their safety violations, I've recoreded in my safety log book, the numerous times when Vinnie just hot dogged it around the shop without any disregard for his brother workers….
@Flash….I'll always man up when I'm wrong and I hope you find it in your heart to forgive me. I presumed your comment was made towards the individuals in the video..MY BAD…
@mark…everyone that went into the fire had their PPE on, however, the people outside, though not wearing full or any PPE, had no influence on the fire going out, because none of them went into the tiny framed wood structure to tame the flame.
@mark…by the way, I take great pride in my 3rd grade mentality…Learn to adapt to those not as intelligent and sophisticated as yourself.
Hey Hook! Just wanted to let you know that I ate at Firehouse Subs today on the "Hook and Ladder" side of the room. I'm an Engine guy. Have been for 21 years. Never been assigned to a ladder. Love those guys though. Did it out of spite.
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Here's a nice piece of copy writing I found on a store in Soho. The thing I like is that 'fun' have finally entered categories which go beyond toys, chocolate bars and candy.
Life was meant to be fun, so I think it best we inject it into our startup regardless of what category or industry we play in.
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I especially like "roll up your sleeves" and "beginners welcome".
"Spend now, worry later" is concerning…..


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|Women's Studies; Domestic life; Industry and Labor; Economics; Wars and Conflicts
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Great topic and excellent information. I have a Maytag MSD2758DR (2001). I have same problem as described many times previously. Just lost $500.00 in steaks and king crab while on vacation. Going to try replacing C2 and Relay as I live close to a Fry's here in San Jose. I will post my results later.
Many thanks to Reg for schematic.
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I have a side by side Maytag MSD2758DR (2001).
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Maytag Part Number: 12002104 in my jcd2389geb series 11. Is this an improved part? Will it work?
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How involved is the process to solder a new C2 onto my existing ADC board? (I don't have the tools, etc, but am up for a challenge)
Should I take the old C2 off first?
Posted 27 June 2006 - 03:05 PM
After installing the new heater/DTT, did the same jumping trick to try to initiate a defrost cycle. First, did this when the freezer temp lever turned to OFF. This produced a click then another click after about a second, no defrost. I tried this again with the lever set to midway, so that the compressor & freezer fan motors were running. This produced one click, and the motors going off. The interesting thing here is that in this second case, I could not turn the units back on by moving the lever from OFF, I had to reset the Referig switch on my main (house) circuit breaker first. I tried this procedure both with removing the screwdriver from the contacts after hearing the click, and keeping it connected for some minutes afterward.
So, for all I know the system works just fine now, but I can't initiate the defrost and "see it for myself". Is there any way to be sure here? I do have an Ohm/Volt meter, but it has the "probe" ends and not the clamp type. Any measurements I can easily take here?
Help! :?
Posted 27 June 2006 - 03:30 PM
I am no expert, but was able to fix my problem with the information posted. I am quite sure you wasted your money on the heater element. The unit never went into defrost cycle after jumping L1 to test, because your freezer was not cold enough to trip your thermostat switch, which is connected to one of the incoming lines to your evaporator. That is the coil with fins on it in the back of the freezer. The thermostatic switch is just that, it is a normally open switch above a certain temperature and closes when under that temperature. It is inline with one of the power leads to the heater. Therefore, even if the ADC board is sending power to the heater, unless this switch is closed the heater will not heat up. I am not sure what the setpoint is, but I am sure it is near freezing. I suppose you could test by submersing the switch in ice water and then jump L1 to test. If anyone dissagrees with my assessment, please feel free to correct me. Good Luck!
Posted 27 June 2006 - 03:37 PM
If you are having a hard time getting the compressor to start running after you have everything connected back up properly, please read my posts carefully on this page and see if your compressor overload relay is bad. If your fridge is similar in age to mine, I would bet it is on its way out. Simply pull it straight off the compressor and shake it. If it rattles it is bad. Mine was visibly burnt as well. Hope this helps.
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Posted 27 June 2006 - 06:02 PM
Thanks for the advice about icing down the DTT. (I had thought that the jumpering somehow "bypassed" that link). After icing and jumpering, the defrost heater started sizzling!
If anyone wants to pay the shipping on a good heater/DTT and/or bad ADC board, they're yours.
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The Press Complaints Commission has ruled that The Sun on Sunday failed to take appropriate care over the accuracy of a story that conflated the European Convention on Human Rights with the European Union. It decided that the newspaper's offer to publish a correction - which has appeared on page 2 of today's edition - represented a sufficient remedy to the initial breach of Clause 1 (Accuracy) of the Editors' Code of Practice.
The article was a report of a ruling by the Court of Appeal for England and Wales that the UK's system for the provision of enhanced criminal record certificates was incompatible with Article 8 of the European Convention of Human Rights. The story quoted concerns raised by a victim of a crime committed by Ian Huntley who said that the ruling could put children at risk from serious offenders. A subheadline said "Now EU could let fiends like [Huntley] prey on your children". The complainant, who was representing the European Commission's Representation to the United Kingdom, complained that the subheadline was inaccurate. She demonstrated that similar inaccuracies in the newspaper's coverage had previously been drawn to its attention.
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Chyler Leigh Promoted to Cast Memberby Steve Marsi at . Comments
An ABC Studios rep confirmed the move, stating that Chyler Leigh is signed for at least 13 episodes at the present time.
The news confirms our story from last week about Leigh possibly joining the cast.
It also comes in spite of a report that Grey's test audiences chewed up and spit out the Lexie character during a recent focus group.
Her flirtation with Derek Shepherd - one of only two scenes featuring Lexie Grey thus far - didn't help.
In any case, Chyler Leigh appears to be here to stay.
In related news, the spin-off, Private Practice, also added a new star in KaDee Strickland (The Wedding Bells) to play the administrator of Oceanside Wellness Center. She too will be a series regular.
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I mentioned it, luvthisshow. I guess your the only that agrees with me so far so thanx for not chewing me out. I don't see why Shonda would be dumb as to put derek together with Mer's too-young-of a half sister.
Shonda should focus on putting Grey's back on the map instead of making a made for lifetime television movie.
someone above mentioned lexi going after alex and i think that's a great solution!!!! alex and the whole jane doe/ava story was BORING in my book. alex needs some excitement in his life. maybe lexi can shake things up a bit for him. this is what i am going to focus on--the threat of her messing w/dermer just brings too much unwanted anxiety to my life. lol
Do you all think that this is petition worthy? We could always set one up @ petitiononline
I just realized something and now have to contradict myself on my last commented article. Bonnie said that she thinks Shonda is hoping that we will learn to like Lexi as we did Addison. And I for one am willing to bet that nobody liked Addison in the beginning but now were sorry to see her leave Seattle Grace. It was a point in Dereks life that needed to be known and dealt with. Same goes for Meredith. As much as we are going to hate her, Mer needs this to happen.
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Lexi can stay and mind her own business translating to mean she should stay away from MerDer. Season 3 was bad enough at the end.
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this is the funniest thing I've heard in a long time.( I don't know why it's funny but it just is). I don't know whether or not I am suppose to be upset or happy. I just knew that they were going to make her a series regular. She better stay away from Derek and get with Alez instead. I guess I'll just roll with it.
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America's Prisons: Is There Hope?
Dreams from the Monster Factory: A Tale of Prison, Redemption and One Woman's Fight to Restore Justice to All
America's prison system is in a dire state. Some 2.3 million people in this country are now behind bars, five times more than in 1978. Our incarceration rate is now higher than that of any other country in the world. Many, if not most, inmates probably should not be there. Sixteen percent of the adult prison population suffers from mental illness and should be in treatment; a similar fraction is made up of children under eighteen. Although there is little evidence that blacks are more likely to use drugs than whites, they are six times more likely to be imprisoned on drug-related charges.1 Of those, most have no history of violence or drug dealing, and were arrested mainly for possession of drugs.2
Sexual and other forms of abuse in prison are common, reported by some 20 percent of inmates. These "monster factories," as the lawyer and author Sunny Schwartz calls them, do little to break the cycle of violence in society and may even accelerate it. Roughly two thirds of those released from US jails and prisons end up back inside within three years. Some studies suggest that the experience of imprisonment can be so brutal and humiliating that it actually makes men, in particular, harder and meaner, so that the crimes they commit the next time around are even worse than what got them incarcerated in the first place.3
Senator Jim Webb of Virginia is currently sponsoring a bill that would create a commission to review America's entire criminal justice system and make recommendations for reform. If the bill passes, its commissioners should bear in mind a small experiment that took place in the San Francisco County Jail in San Bruno, California, some years ago. This project, the subject of Sunny Schwartz's brief, absorbing memoir Dreams from the Monster Factory, is important not just because it dramatically reduced recidivism, but also because it could help break the tired stalemate between liberals and conservatives over punishment versus rehabilitation. In addition, Schwartz's book is revealing about the criminal mind and its thought processes, and thus contains valuable lessons for those at risk of incarceration, and for those close to them.
Schwartz, now in her fifties, began working in the San Francisco county jails in 1980 as a student intern. She volunteered to spend two days a week writing reports on prisoners' complaints about sentencing or jail conditions and forwarding them through the seemingly impenetrable bureaucracy of the California state justice system. After graduating from law school, Schwartz worked briefly for an AIDS service organization and then, in 1990, at the request of her old boss Sheriff Michael Hennessey, she returned to County Jail 7 in San Bruno to launch a new set of programs designed to help inmates make the transition back into society after their release.
The inmates at San Bruno were typical of prison and jail populations across America. Over half were black, although blacks make up only 6 percent of San Francisco's population. Approximately 75 percent were high school dropouts, and most had reading skills below the seventh-grade level; 65 percent had been relegated to special education programs before dropping out of school, and 90 percent had never held a legal job. Eighty percent reported that they had been physically or sexually abused as children, and 80 percent had committed at least one act of violence. In jail, these inmates spent their days watching television (Jerry Springer, slasher movies, cartoons), working out, getting into fights with one another, being strip-searched by the deputy sheriffs, and composing elaborate complaints to the authorities.
Some 70 percent of inmates released from San Bruno ended up back in jail within three years, a slightly higher failure rate than the national average. Schwartz's job was to develop programs to change this. Her first move was to open a jail-based high school with classes in reading, writing, math, and other subjects, as well as "life skills"—meaning how to get and hold on to a job. In many respects the school she set up was a success. Inmates appreciated having something to do during the day, and many earned degrees that would greatly increase their prospects for employment upon release. But this had only a modest effect on their violent tendencies. During off-hours, they continued to pick fights with one another. Overhearing inmates yelling into the phones, the guards assumed that this aggressive behavior would continue after they were released. "We taught him to read," one of them joked. "Let's put up a sign telling him to stop beating his wife."
Schwartz began to wonder whether classroom instruction alone would convey the skills the inmates needed to remain in society once they got there. Although the jail contained both men and women, the men worried her far more. Some were so aggressive and violent that they frightened even a seasoned criminal lawyer like her. Some men even frightened themselves. One who was about to be released begged Schwartz to keep him inside because he feared that he would be unable to restrain himself from assaulting a neighbor's five-year-old daughter. She knew that some men, perhaps including this one, were beyond rehabilitation, but she also knew instinctively—and correctly, it turned out—that most could change if they were given the chance, but they would need powerful emotional assistance to do it. What this assistance would consist of was not obvious at first.
Shortly after she began work at San Bruno, Schwartz attended a conference in Minnesota where she heard for the first time about "restorative justice." Contemporary justice in the United States is largely based on the idea of retribution, and relies primarily on punishment. Restorative justice, as Schwartz explains it, is based on the concept prevalent in more traditional societies that offenders must also try to repair, as far as possible, the harm they have caused others. In order to do this, offenders must first confront what they have done, and then make amends to their families, their communities, and, if possible, their victims as well. Schwartz writes that she very soon came to believe that restorative justice could be a means of transforming these men from chronic offenders into productive members of their communities.
The first step, persuading the San Bruno inmates to face up to their own violent behavior, would be the most difficult. What is particularly striking about violent men is how remorseless they often seem, as if they were devoid of feeling. Schwartz shows how their experience under the justice system only reinforces this sense of detachment. During their trials, defense lawyers coached them to deny or minimize their crimes. In jail, they spent their days complaining about the conditions, their sentences, the behavior of the deputies and other inmates, and society at large. At no time were the men ever required to assess their own behavior or acknowledge the pain they had caused.
Schwartz was familiar with various kinds of "anger management" classes, most of which simply taught violent men to suppress their rage or walk away from situations that might provoke it. She wanted something different, a program that would help the men examine and ultimately "rewire" their own emotions. She decided to experiment with Manalive, a community-based program for men who had committed domestic violence that had been created years earlier by Hamish Sinclair, a San Francisco–based educator and community organizer. Manalive soon became the foundation for all of Schwartz's other programs, which collectively came to be called the Resolve to Stop the Violence Project, or RSVP.
In November 2008, I visited the San Bruno jail and sat in on an RSVP session. A group counselor and about fifteen inmates sat on plastic chairs in a semicircle, while a white twenty-eight-year-old bank robber named Don described a fight he had been involved in eight years earlier. While the other prisoners looked on and asked questions, two inmates analyzed his story, writing down every incident of violence—physical, sexual, and emotional—that Don reported, from selling drugs at the party, to cheating on his girlfriend, to yelling at the girl he cheated with, to slugging a fellow party-goer with a beer bottle and then kicking him as he fell. The session took two hours, and by the end the entire blackboard was filled with details, not only about whom Don had hurt and how, but about the ways in which, in telling the story, Don had attempted to minimize what he had done or blame others for his actions.
"I left out a lot of stuff," Don told me when I talked to him afterward. Although some inmates volunteer for RSVP, most, like Don, had never thought of themselves as violent before they were assigned to the program by the jail administration.
"I knew I had a problem with drugs," he told me, "so I didn't mind being in drug rehab. But violent? Me? No way." After sitting through a few mandatory RSVP sessions and watching other men describe their own violent acts, however, Don told me he began to realize something about himself that he had never known before. He saw how badly he had hurt other people, not only the men he had punched and beaten up over the years but also his own family, who became so terrified of his angry rages that they all but avoided him. When he entered RSVP, he had been in jail for ten months and had barely heard from his parents, and had not spoken to his sister at all. Thirteen weeks later, he was speaking to his parents once a week and to his sister once a day.
While RSVP does not involve direct restitution to victims, it reinforces prisoners' sense of responsibility by inviting speakers who have been victims of unrelated violence to address the inmates. RSVP also encourages restitution to society at large by linking up post-release RSVP "graduates" with youth violence prevention groups and campaigns such as the San Francisco Giants' "strike out violence day."
In 2004, the psychiatrists James Gilligan and Bandy Lee of New York University and Yale, respectively, evaluated RSVP and found that it sharply reduced recidivism rates. The longer the men stayed in the program, the better it seemed to work. Among those who took the full sixteen-week course, 82 percent fewer ended up back in jail a year later, compared to a control group of men who had not been through the program.4
Schwartz deals only in passing with the factors that led to America's staggering incarceration rate in the first place. When I first arrived at the San Bruno jail, I was taken to a surveillance booth with glass panels on the floor from which it was possible to see an entire open-plan block, or dorm, at once. It was midday, and men in orange sweatsuits were standing around in groups. Some were eating lunch, others were playing ping-pong or watching TV. It was no surprise that most of the men were black. Nationally, one black man in nine between the ages of twenty and thirty-four is incarcerated, a rate six times higher than for whites in the same age group. Some 65 percent of black high school dropouts spend part of their lives behind bars.5 The growth in America's incarceration rate, in other words, is owing largely to the soaring incarceration of black men. This deeply troubling trend is powerful testimony, if we needed any, to the depth of America's racial problems.
Both the 1999 National Household Survey on Drug Abuse and the National Institute on Drug Abuse survey of high school seniors for 1998/1999 found higher rates of drug use among white teens than black teens.↩
Jim Webb, "What's Wrong with Our Prisons?," Parade, March 29, 2009.↩
M. Keith Chen and Jesse M. Shapiro, "Do Harsher Prison Conditions Reduce Recidivism? A Discontinuity-Based Approach," American Law and Economics Review, Vol. 9, No. 1 (2007).↩
James Gilligan and Bandy Lee, "The Resolve to Stop the Violence Project: Reducing Violence in the Community Through a Jail-Based Initiative," Journal of Public Health, Vol. 27, No. 2 (2005).↩
"One in 100: Behind Bars in America," a report by the Pew Center on the States, February 2008.↩
Both the 1999 National Household Survey on Drug Abuse and the National Institute on Drug Abuse survey of high school seniors for 1998/1999 found higher rates of drug use among white teens than black teens.↩
Jim Webb, "What's Wrong with Our Prisons?," Parade, March 29, 2009.↩
M. Keith Chen and Jesse M. Shapiro, "Do Harsher Prison Conditions Reduce Recidivism? A Discontinuity-Based Approach," American Law and Economics Review, Vol. 9, No. 1 (2007).↩
James Gilligan and Bandy Lee, "The Resolve to Stop the Violence Project: Reducing Violence in the Community Through a Jail-Based Initiative," Journal of Public Health, Vol. 27, No. 2 (2005).↩
"One in 100: Behind Bars in America," a report by the Pew Center on the States, February 2008.↩


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Parade's End(TV) (2012)
In the dying days of Edwardian England, English aristocrat Christopher Tietjens finds himself marrying Sylvia, a beautiful but cruel socialite who is pregnant with a child who may or may not be his. Christopher is determined to remain loyal to his wife, but his life is transformed the day he meets Valentine Wannop, a fearless young suffragette. Moving from the glittering yet shallow world of London high society to the trench-scarred battlefields of France, Parades End is the story of one of the defining eras of the last century; a time when old certainties are being torn down and lives are changed forever.
For more about Parade's End and the Parade's End Blu-ray release, see Parade's End Blu-ray Review published by Kenneth Brown on September 30, 2013 where this Blu-ray release scored 3.5 out of 5.
Starring: Benedict Cumberbatch, Rebecca Hall, Rupert Everett, Miranda Richardson, Roger Allam, Anne-Marie Duff
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Patience is a virtue...
Reviewed by Kenneth Brown, September 30, 2013
Stately miniseries like writer Tom Stoppard and director Susanna White's Parade's End are often better suited to the novels upon which they're based, in this case the first three novels of Ford Madox Ford's tetralogy of the same name, published individually over the course of the mid-to-late 1920s. The subsequent five-part HBO/BBC production is seemingly no different, particularly during its first three episodes, as we're forced to endure privileged people tending to privileged problems in the midst of privileged societal upheaval. Melodrama is heaped atop melodrama, and unlikability infects almost everyone on screen. And yet, somewhere along the way, Parade's End begins to crackle beneath its surface. History takes on a life of its own. Hot-button topics of the era -- suffrage chief among them -- slowly step forward. A love triangle develops, and not just any love triangle; one through which World War I European class structure, entitlement and Edwardian values are unpacked and examined. Performances become richer and more rewarding, with Benedict Cumberbatch finding depth in what at first seems shallow, Rebecca Hall proving herself an irreplaceable asset, and Adelaide Clemens demanding more and more attention as her suffragette comes into her own. It's all at once a compelling, almost gripping miniseries; its strength and timeliness becoming more apparent as Cumberbatch is thrust onto the battlefield, lines at home are drawn, and the lives of his Christopher Tietjens, Hall's Sylvia and Clemens' Valentine Wannop are irrevocably changed.
Set over a tumultuous ten-year period 100 years ago, Parade's End centers around honorable English aristocrat Christopher Tietjens (Cumberbatch), who puts principles first by marrying Sylvia (Hall), a pretty, manipulative socialite who gives birth to a child that may not be his. While enduring his new wife's whims and overt indiscretions, Tietjens finds himself captivated by a fearless young suffragette, Valentine Wannop (Clemens), but refuses to give in to their mutual passion or end his marriage to Sylvia. Experiencing war and the far-reaching changes to the English class system as well as being drawn to the possibility of a future where honor and passion might co-exist, Tietjens gradually lets go of the ties that bind him to the traditions of his privileged past.
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Despite a prevailing digital sheen, HBO's 1080p/AVC-encoded video presentation is lovely, capturing every detail of Sheena Napier's award-winning costumes and Martin Childs' period production design. Colors are as detached and stuffy as the miniseries' elite, and yet lifelike skintones, convincing earthtones and satisfying black levels lend the image a humble, almost cinematic beauty. Edge definition is crisp and natural as well, without any serious ringing to be found, and textures are nicely resolved. Not necessarily crisp, but quite convincing. Add to that a proficient encode that doesn't suffer from significant macroblocking, banding or other compression issues, and you have a 2-disc standout deserving of high marks.
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Reserved and restrained, the impressive qualities of the miniseries' DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track aren't readily apparent. However, both interiors and exteriors are backed by natural ambience and acoustics, imbuing otherwise quiet, uneventful scenes with notable realism. LFE output is subdued on the whole, of course (at least until Christopher is dispatched to the World War I battlefront), and rear speaker activity revels in subtlety. Even so, dynamics are quite good, directionality is decidedly decent, pans are smooth, and dialogue is clear, well-grounded and centered, and flawlessly prioritized. Ultimately, the experience isn't what anyone will deem remarkable, but its faithfulness to the miniseries' sound design shouldn't be understated.
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The only special feature included with Parade's End is a 28-minute audio interview with Tom Stoppard on KCRW's The Treatment. Host Elvis Mitchell does a fine job guiding and developing the discussion, and Stoppard is forthcoming and engaging, all of which helps take some of the sting out of the absence of any video extras, commentaries or more significant behind-the-scenes materials.
Blu-ray/UltraViolet Combo Pack Contents (Subject to Change): The initial combo pack release of Parade's End features a side-entry slipbox (with the original pressing), two BD-50 discs (the first with Parts 1-3, the second with Parts 4-5 & the KCRW interview), and an HBO Select digital copy (download at hboselect.com, select provider of your choice). Please note: the Parade's End digital copy is iTunes compatible.
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Parade's End is initially a bit of a tough slog, and its difficult to care about anyone in Stoppard's adaptation of Ford's novels. Given time to breathe and develop, though, both the characters and the story become absorbing; so much so that, by miniseries' end, I was riveted, melodrama or no. HBO Home Entertainment's Blu-ray release certainly helps, thanks to a terrific video presentation and solid DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround track. Granted, there isn't much in the way of special features or supplemental value, but HBO's 2-disc set is nonetheless easy to recommend to those who enjoy World War I-era miniseries, compelling storytelling, strong period performances and masterfully crafted production design.
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Nice to see how many of us had Weird Al as their first show. Mine was back in 1984 at the Del Mar Fair.
And hell yes for the style parodies. Here's my old-timey favorite.
Nice to see how many of us had Weird Al as their first show. Mine was back in 1984 at the Del Mar Fair.
And hell yes for the style parodies. Here's my old-timey favorite.
Coachella - 4.10.15 - 4.12.15 - Empire Polo Grounds
The new album is really good. The Pixies parody is awesome.
This would be fun - that Word Crimes parody/video is pure genius...best he's ever done outside of maybe Fat.
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Yes! A Coachella appearance would be great. He says he's going on a huge world tour in 2015. My first concert was also Al, back in 1985 at the Greek Theater.
By the way, the Pixies style-parody "First World Problems" is today's video directed by Liam Lynch... This one might be my favorite of the bunch so far.
Weird Al is pretty damn good at rapping.
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Al's always been surprisingly good at rapping ("Amish Paradise", "White and Nerdy", "Couch Potato")... Congrats BTW to Al for his first ever #1 album in his 30+ year career.
Build a time machine. Go back in time 30 years. Start asking people, "In your opinion, which artist performing today will not only still be making music in 30 years, but still be getting better with each album?" Willing to bet nobody would guess Weird Al. I've seen him enough times live that I'd only catch him at Coachella if there were no conflicts, but when he plays in LA or San Diego I'll definitely be there.
Saw him here in Edmonton when I was quite young. He came out on stage wearing his "Fat" outfit from the video brandishing a chainsaw. I will never forget. Fantastic performer.
Anything is possible...
How telling is it that the Weird Al thread is the most active artist thread under Rumors? Because I hope it's very telling.
I'd be down, late night Mojave!
can't support this enough. super nice guy from virtually all accounts i've ever read, respected by "serious" musicians, insane stage show and has been playing with the same lineup for over 30 years! nobody in his field even comes close. al would definitely bring it.
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