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The New York Jets extended tryouts to 37 players at last weekend's rookie camp. They wound up signing only two out of the 37. Yeah, the NFL is a tough way to make a living. On Monday, the team announced the signings of linebacker A.J. Edds and tac...Blog | May 19, 2014
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For Dee Milliner, the eyes don't have itRich Cimini
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Rookie cornerback Dee Milliner, coming off his third in-game benching of the season, will start Sunday against the Oakland Raiders, according to New York Jets defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman. Whether Milliner finishes r...Blog | December 05, 2013
Green Day: Chilly start for rookie WintersRich Cimini
The New York Jets have a Geno Smith situation unfolding at left guard. If you haven't noticed, rookie Brian Winters is struggling, really struggling. Even though he has started only eight games, Winters tops all guards in the NFL with nine sacks a...Blog | December 04, 2013
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Dolphins practice notes: Jamar Taylor outJames Walker
DAVIE, Fla. -- The Miami Dolphins (5-6) completed their preparations for Sunday's AFC East rivalry game against the New York Jets (5-6). Here are some notes from Friday's practice: Dolphins rookie cornerback Jamar Taylor was not present for pr...Blog | November 29, 2013
Jets err by not letting Geno Smith air it outRich Cimini
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Geno Smith has produced Tebow-esque numbers in recent weeks, in part because the New York Jets have dusted off game plans from 2009, Mark Sanchez's rookie year. What next, the color-coded wrist band? The Jets (5-6) are coachi...Blog | November 27, 2013
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Geno Smith has been a pleasant surprise this season, but a lot of that credit should go to the Jets' offensive line, which has kept him upright despite his prolonged release times. Dean Oliver shows how a new stat illustrates the virtues of a good line.Story | Conversation | November 08, 2013
Spadola signs with Miami practice squadRich Cimini
Rookie wide receiver Ryan Spadola, the feel-good story waived last Saturday by the New York Jets, tweeted Tuesday night that he has signed with the Miami Dolphins' practice squad. The Jets made a concerted effort to re-sign Spadola on Monday, but ...Blog | October 08, 2013
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Morning take: Geno Smith to 'Jets West?James Walker
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Morning take: Geno Smith or Sanchez?James Walker
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Morning take: Mark Sanchez updateJames Walker
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Besides drop, Rex pleased with WR HillMike Mazzeo
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AFC East update: Tim Tebow unwanted?James Walker
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Unfortunately, I don't actually ride the 90s during daytime hours, and would hope that Metro extends these better hours at least to 9PM.
Get the history right or fix the wording.
Also, is it really a "town". It's not incorporated, is it?
I sorta chuckled at the blurb and wcp article painting Orange as a grandstander and "Saint Wells" as someone serious. HA! The WCP suggests that Wells is also doing a bit of grandstanding of his own since he does have "political aspirations beyond his current station."
On this, I imagine that Wells is no less a grandstander than is Orange though.
Weird definition of "grandstanding":
Wells gets points for addressing issues his colleagues wouldnt touch with a ten-foot pole, but hes certainly not exempt from a little grandstanding of his own. I dont want to be doing all this ethics stuff. Im pissed off about it. It really is not why I ran for office, says Wells, who also has political aspirations that reach beyond his current station.
In other words, he's introduced good legislation, and exhibited political bravery by "addressing issues his colleagues wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole", but because he says he'd rather be concentrating on actual legislation to improve the city rather than policing a group of ethically challenged mugwumps who should be able to rein themselves in...he's grandstanding.
The definition of "grandstanding" is engaging in lip-service which has no point other than to raise your profile. This is just uncharacteristically sloppy writing on the part of LL.
I believe that LL is using the common tactic of using words outside of their original meaning. I don't think that makes his writing here necessarily sloppy. That is unless we're going to assume that anyone who uses a word out of context is sloppy.
I also don't think it's hard to believe or worth disputing that the Wells considers the PR involved in whatever he does. I believe that could be "part" of where LL is going but chooses to call it grandstanding. They don't call him GGWElls for nothing. :)
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An update from the world of "funemployment"
I don't feel like I've lost my voice since my previous employer and I parted ways, although my post counts at Writelarge.com would indicate otherwise.
And that's ok.
See, the thing is: I've never been so busy. I've had projects and assignments and work to do. I've been hustling and meeting and going out and about. I'm cat sitting and sit catting and video-making and interviewing.
The truth is, it's non-stop working here. Non-stop. Like, never stopping. The Working. Just keeping the working going. Continuously. It's making it harder than it needs to be. Something needs to change.
Re-learning what work means.
I mentioned this to some friends at a meet-up I was at lately: Remember how I used to talk smack about how I was "done working for the day" at 9 a.m.? Maybe you remember me making jokes that implied I was a slacker, or suggested that I didn't work all that hard. You guys realize that was all an illusion, right? You guys realize that I was then (and am now) the kind of guy who works pretty much all the time, right? Because that's the honest truth. I might stop and have a pronounced coffee break at different points throughout the day, but I am almost certainly stopping as part of a general strategy of productivity.
And maybe I started to believe that I wasn't a hard worker. Maybe I didn't realize that when I was thinking about and making notes and observations relevant to work all the time, inside and outside of working hours, I was, in all actuality, working.
Because I have always done that. Time is hard to segregate out like that. Time is a big ball of wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey stuff and all that. Some of it is working. Some of it is not working. Some if it is both. Some of it is neither.
Where do you draw the line?
Out side of the realm of the artificial boundaries of a nine-to-five, I am suddenly faced with a work-day that does not end and does not have boundaries between "Gabe time" and "Paid time." I don't know how you free-lancers do it. I feel guilty every time I sit down to play a game. I feel self-indulgant every time I fire up a text editor to write my own things. I feel silly for spending any un-productive time fiddling with software or bits or tweaking out an operating system preference.
That being said, it was good to face a real weekend here. My child's annual dance recital weekend is capped with the observance of "Father's Day," so I was able to spend some time on the couch with the child and my lady and enjoy some quality time in Hyrule. It was good, and fulfilling. And pleasant. And nice. And now it's time to get back to work.
Monday is always and forever Monday, right? It's back on another non-stop workday right? It's frustrating and stressful. I'm up for it, though. And my family's certainly worth it. But I have learned something from this current situation: I do not give myself enough credit for being a hard worker.
Maybe this post is a little self-serving. I hope you can learn from my troubles, internet. I am re-learning how to work. It's like learning how to walk, I guess. I keep falling down. But I get up again. Never going to keep me down. The only other choice is to just lay there.
And I see now, more than ever, what a dangerous approach that would be.
Ugh... work
I'm not (terribly) embarrassed to admit that I, once again, live with my folks. Watching two 66 year-olds navigate life, each having been retired for 3 years, is interesting. As they zip from set weekly lunches every other day with different circles of friends, to Pickleball, to the garden, to their 6-week part-time summer job, to making dinner, to early evening walks, to dance class, I hear the oft-repeated phrase: "I don't know how we ever had time to work." And they truly mean it. Minus an extensive albeit intermittent newspaper reading session every day, they are so busy with their time, they honestly don't get how they used to spend so much time working, save for the fact that they needed to in order to support a family.
Retirement aside, when creative people at your level are awake, at a minimum, they are thinking. Contemplating. Considering options. Plotting. Scheming, even. And that's work. You may not be on someone's payroll, but you're still "developing" things. In your mind. In your relationships. In your grand scheme of things. And eventually, something you are developing will, well, develop into something that pays you for delivering the skills and perspective that you have developed. And that's the best kind of work.
Also, when it feels like you're working every hour of the day - paid or not - I think it's really importan - like, to the soul important - to budget time for f*ck-offery. Giving yourself permission for an allotted time of personal meandering, laziness, unproductive enjoyment... that's key. Many of the best conceptions in the world spawned in these permissive moments.
Good luck to you Gabe in your current (mostly unpaid) work. I hope not much changes for you, except those silly words in parenthesis.
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From water ballet to online conversation art, off-the-wall theatre to musical madness, Auckland Fringe is a feast of the odd and the wonderful. There are free events (including Fringe in the Park at Myers Park this Saturday), already sold-out shows (like the Wet Hot Beauties water ballet) and everything in between. This is three weeks where Auckland is better, just outside the lines.
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Orchestra music doesn't always get the kids excited. But when you combine some of the country's finest musicians with the man behind the soundtracks of the best martial art films, it's a different prospect. Academy Award-winning composer Tan Dun will conduct the NZSO as they cover the scores for films like Hero and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, which will play behind them.
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The city's finest art gallery celebrates 125 years this Sunday with free cultural performances, artist talks, behind-the-scenes tours and hands-on activities. Join staff and artists to celebrate the milestone.
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The Princess Bride at Silo Park, markets open from 5pm, movie starts at 9pm on February 14. Entry is free.
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Australia has a habit of churning out very watchable telly, and the latest offering is no different. House Husbands takes a peek into the lives of four average dads trying to keep things under control. The first episode started with a couple of five-year-olds stealing a school bus, so who knows where it will go from there.
The biggest party of the week will almost certainly be the one winding its way down Ponsonby Rd on Saturday afternoon. The Auckland Pride Parade is the highlight of the city's Pride Festival, celebrating Auckland and all her diversity. Ponsonby's main strip will be closed to traffic from midday, with the main event kicking off at 4pm.
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Lexus LS: Problems & Solutions
The a/c on my 1994 LS 400 has a musty and mold odor. The Lexus dealer suggested spraying Lysol into the intake air vents located in engine compartment next to the windshield. I tried this, but, it doesn't last more than an hour or so. Any suggestions or advice will be appreciated. Thanks!!
Thanks very much for getting back so fast, regarding the a/c odor problem I am having.
The two sites you recommended are very imformative, and I shall take that advice and then let you and others know the results.
It's great to have someone like you on these boards, it gives one a chance to try a fix without paying the Dealer an arm and leg..lol
aggie76 Posts: 265I keep mine separate from my keys 99% of the time and just leave it in my pocket (pants or jackets depending on dress). I only carry two keys with me and I set them and their ring in the cubby hole on the center stack that opens up just above the seat controls.
I can count on one hand the number of times I've had the key in the ignition in the 13 months of ownership.
I recently bought a 1990 Lexus LS400, the A/C works fine, its ice cold, but i cant seem to get the heat to turn on, this may be a stupid question but how do you turn on the heat exactly? I tried raising the temperature to the maximum, but its still cold air, are there any other buttons I left out? thanks.
the hot water control valve. It's located at the top center of the firewall inside the engine compartment. As you move the temperature control from max hot to max cool the cable that comes throught the firewall (other end attached to the servomotor that drives the airflow mixing vane) should move the valve from fully open to fully closed.
In the summertime to improve the A/C efficiency (and increase MPG) I remove the cable and tie the valve closed.
cacman Posts: 40I have a 1998 LS 400 with 83,000 miles - In the morning when it is cold, the steering is very "rough" - It sounds like the belt is struggling to turn, and the engine makes a humming noise. I know a little more than nothing about cars. My guess is that the power steering belt is going bad, or if there is a power steering pump, then it may be going bad. The problem seems to get better as the car warms up. Any help/suggestions would be appreciated.
You might want to get the power steering pump as well as related parts looked at. Our son now owns our '98 Avalon (which I always called the Lexus wannabe). At 95k mi he's been complaining lately about having to refill the power steering fluid and a noise. Oddly enough, with the warm weather, it's not been leaking lately.
Over on the Avalon forums here at Edmunds, it is quite normal for the power steering pump to go bad on the '98 Avalons.. You might want to check those forums out, or do a search in this forum for 'power steering'. I would think both cars share a lot of the same parts and engineering.
there might be a leak in the "power steering pressure hose" I had the same problem, replaced the hose, if you order it from a Lexus dealer it'll be about 300 not including labor to put it in, i bought my hose on eBay for 125 and with the labor it costs me 200 total, i think theres a hos eon eBay right now, search "lexus steering hose"
loekur Posts: 1i recently purchased a 91 lexus LS 250 got a good price for something to tinker with.. but am stumped.. put it in drive , runs fine down the road.. put it in park or and won't rev past 2200 rpm.. put in reverse.. it starts to engage. but tires lock up and won't go backwards.. (won't rev up over 2200 rpm either.. put in drive and it runs fine.. like normal..) don't know if last person worked on transmission in it and didn't get something back right or.. if the linkage is screwed up and it is trying to shift in park and reverse at same time either way i am stumped. any suggestions are appreciated..
I believe this car was 15" OEM. If so, does anyone know if there would be a problem changing to 16" or 17" wheels? I am considering buying a '91 with a little over 100K and plan to change out the wheels, replace the timing belt and water pump, and upgrade the OEM (not a Nac) stereo.
I am trying to find out before I buy it if the power steering pump and the alternator have been replaced. This car was serviced at the same dealer the last 11 years and was brought in 4 or 5 times a year but I don't have the service records....yet. Anything else I should be looking for in particular?
the compressor turns on and off just fine. but there is no cold air.
Could it be out of Freon? (do car A/Cs back in '92 even use freon?)
Another thing might be a hose. I had an AC problem with a Volvo back in '90 that was simila --- only blew hot air --- and after the 2nd or 3rd trip back to the dealer they finally (duh) figured out it was a hose.
The compressor is locked out if the low side freon pressure is too low. If you try max cool and still do not get cooling then one of the servomotors has failed. At max heat or max cool the system ignores all sensors and simply drives the mixing vane to full heat or full cooling. The nice thing about these early models is that you can see/watch the mixing vane servomotor do its thing.
The hot water flow valve is in the engine compartment at the top center of the firewall. A cable attached to this valve is driven by the same servomotor that drives the mixing vane internally. You should be able to observe this cable moving from the valve closed position to fully open when you go from max cool to max heat.
The good news is that if the compressor is cycling on a fairly regular basis then you can bet that "something" is being cooled. The most likely problem is that the incoming airflow is being cooled but then fully reheated due to the mixing vane being stuck in the max heat position.
leonardw Posts: 4Hi! I have only had my o5/Ls430 for a month,But my complaint would be hesitation and harsh ride. talked to my dealer and he told to bring it in.After taking a test ride with the shop forman he explained it was becouse of the drive by wire system.I don't like it but I don't know if thare is anything that can be done about the problem.I think the harsh ride is becouse of the 18" wheels and tires.I'm thinking of going to a 16" wheel and tire.I don'y know if this change would cause other problems or not.I'm hopeing some others on this board may have went this route.
rgsw Posts: 333I read somewhere on this board that the dealer could reprogram the computer to get rid of the "hesitation". Might ask the dealer about it or Lexus Hq. As for the ride on 18", find a 2005 at the dealer with 17" (even if it's a used one) and test drive it and compare to yours.
garyh1 Posts: 386my complaint would be hesitation and harsh ride. talked to my dealer and he told to bring it in.After taking a test ride with the shop forman he explained it was becouse of the drive by wire system.
To quote my previous post #1416 responding to someone who drove a demo LS and described a "dead spot" on the gas pedal:
"When I first got my '05, I noticed not what I would call a dead spot in the pedal, but there was a definite hesitation when I first gave it gas. I wonder if that was what you were experiencing?
This has been attributed to a problem in the programming of the transmission/engine interface. There is reportedly a TSB (00604) describing a re-programming fix for the issue. But interestingly, after driving my car for a couple of weeks, the issue went away in my case and has not come back, so I never took it in for the re-programming. Apparently, the transmission "learns" the driver's style and can adapt in some cases; in other cases, it takes a re-programming. It's possible that the demo you drove was either brand new or had "adapted" to a driver's style that was incompatible with your style.
I have seen posts in other places by people who had the re-programming done and found the problem resolved. "
A bunch of people posted after this that the re-programming fixed that problem completely.
As to the harsh ride issue, I have the 18" tires and so far I have decided to live with the slightly harsher ride in favor of the better handling that comes with the high performance tires. It's definitely a trade-off, but I have been willing to accept it.
But definitely get the re-programming done-- no need to live with that hesitation!
rhoster Posts: 1I am a new owner of a 1991 LS400 and seems to have a bit of a problem with the suspension. The car originally had the air suspension, but I believe it has since been changed to traditional struts (I can hear a hissing noise when I get out after parking). The problem is that the rear suspension seems to be locked into place with no give which causes a very bumpy ride as well causing the bottom to scrape against the ground when going down or up a steep hill. Has anyone experienced anything like this? And, does anyone know what it would cost, ballpark, to get something like this replaced or fixed? Thanks
You can replace your air bags with conversion kits for about $200 a wheel. But your Lexus will then ride like a 63 Apache pickup with bad leaf springs. (Some may disagree, but that's my opinion). What's the point of having a Lexus? Get an Avalon if you're going to strip out the luxury items of the Lexus, IMO. My friend converted his, and I hate the ride now. Just hate it.


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