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Police confirm body belongs to missing Townshend womanOctober 12,2013WINHALL Police have confirmed that Helen Holmes body was found in Winhall on Wednesday on a remote logging road.
Family members said they had last seen Holmes, 59, of Townshend, on Sept. 6.
Police searched for Holmes but couldnt find any clues to explain her disappearance. On Wednesday, a hiker spotted some partial human remains and made a report to the Winhall Police Department.
Winhall officers found the 2010 Subaru Forester registered to Holmes and the body a short distance away. However, a press release from the Vermont State Police written Thursday said police had not been able to officially identify the body.
On Friday, the office of the chief medical examiner for Vermont was able to make an official confirmation that the body found was Holmes.
A handgun was found along with the body but on Friday, a spokeswoman for the Vermont State Police repeated the police did not suspect foul play. The case is still considered pending until an official cause and manner of death is determined by the medical examiners office.
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Alfred Brendel, KBE (born 5 January 1931) is an Austrian pianist, poet, and author. He is widely considered to be one of the greatest pianists of all time.
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- "If I belong to a tradition, it is a tradition that makes the masterpiece tell the performer what to do, and not the performer telling the piece what it should be like, or the composer what he ought to have composed."
- "With Fischer, one was in more immediate contact with the music: there was no curtain before the soul when he communicated with the audience. One other musician, Furtwangler, conveyed to the same degree this sensation of music not being played, but rather happening by itself."


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JXD S7300 HD Gamepad2: Best Handheld Gaming System Yet?
In the market for a serious portable gaming machine? While you might have your eyes set on Nvidia's upcoming Project Shield, here's a very capable system you can buy right now. The JXD S7300 HD Gamepad2 is a power-packed portable that's ideal for playing both retro emulated games and today's latest Android titles.
The just-released Android 4.1.1-based handheld offers dual, true analog sticks, a real D-pad, dual shoulder buttons, Start, Select and ABXY face buttons, so it's perfect for controlling just about any game you can throw at it. It's got an ample 7-inch 1024×600 display, which also supports 5-finger multitouch. It's also got the requisite 3-axis motion sensors for games that depend on those controls. It includes software for mapping buttons and joysticks to your Android touchscreen games as well. Dimensions for the handheld are 9.5″(W) x 4.77″(H) x 0.56″(D) – about the size (but not the thickness) of the Wii U GamePad, and it weighs 0.90 pounds – about mid-way between the weight of an iPad Mini and an iPad 4.
It comes pre-loaded with full-speed emulators for the original Sony PlayStation, Neo-Geo, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Advance, NES (Famicom), Super Nintendo (Super Famicom), Sega Genesis (Mega Drive), and Capcom CPS1/CPS2 systems. But since it's running Android, it's easy to add more emulators, like MAME4droid. It even comes with Superuser pre-installed, so you can root the system in seconds and install pretty much anything you want on it.
Under the hood is an Amlogic MX dual-core chipset (Cortex A9 CPU, ARM mali400 GPU), running at 1.5GHz, and 1GB of system RAM. Connectivity is 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, and "external connection to Ethernet and 3G" whatever that means – presumably via its USB 2.0 port. It's unclear if it supports Bluetooth though. And while it can't wirelessly send content to your HDTV, it does have an HDMI output, so you can mirror its display to your big screen in full 1080p resolution. It's even got a small 0.3MP user-facing camera for video chats, and true stereo speakers. You can check out all the detailed system info below (the 976×600 screen resolution reported is because AnTuTu doesn't take into account the height of the title bar.)
Here's a video showing the system emulating the N64 classic Super Mario 64 at a buttery-smooth frame rate:
And if you'd like to play something more modern, how about Shadowgun – with physical joysticks and buttons?
The guys over at WillGoo are now stocking the JXD S7300, where it sells for $165.99(USD), or you can grab a bundle with a 32GB SD card for $186.99. Currently, the white model is sold out, but you can still get one in black (though it has a textured finish unlike the white one.) You can also pick up a pair of them for just $299.99, which might be cool since the system supports local Wi-Fi multiplayer.
Seems like this thing is pretty loaded for the price, never mind the fact that it works as a full Android Jelly Bean device, complete with web browsing, media playback, apps, etc. If you decide to buy one, there's already a good discussion board for the JXD S7300 going on over at Dingoonity, so you can find out the scoop from others who have purchased or who are interested in the handheld.
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I am trying to get a replacement for a broken one I received from Willgoo. Currently I cannot recommend either the JXD S7300 or Willgoo and would encourage a buyer to look elsewhere when ordering one. Getting a defective device from Willgoo will result in a long wait and shipping fees that will quickly make this bargain priced device no longer a bargain. Based upon other reports and my experience the JXD S7300 seems to questionable software and a very poor build quality that is resulting in many defective units. You can read all about it here.
I have gotten terrible customer service from Willgoo! First off after offering free shipping they sent me a message on January 18th.
"…Here is a good news for you. JXD S7300 will be available next week. We are now arranging your shipping. Before shipping, we have a suggestion for you. The package of JXD S7300 is bigger, and the value of it is higher. We worry about the risks of the register air mail parcel. So we wonder if you can make up $10USD for shipping by DHL? You know, DHL is not only much faster, but also much safer. Parcels will never get lost or stolen by DHL. And now, you only need to pay $10USD for it!…"
Well, I paid the extra for DHL shipping, received a tracking number on the 25th, and The JDX arrived on the 29th. So far so good. Unfortunately the JDX was defective so I sent them this message.
"…The JXD S7300 I received is defective. It makes a constant clicking noise seems to be detecting touches when there are none, the menus are unnavigable since it opens and closes menus without me touching it. I am frustrated. I would appreciate getting a replacement quickly…"
Instead of offering to immediately replace it they asked for a video.
"…Sorry to hear that.To let us know the problem well, we wonder if you can take video for it? And upload the video to Youtube and show us the link after that. We will try our best to assist you…"
Videos were uploaded.
They then suggested I update the firmware, which I did.
"…Thank you for getting back to us. We had contacted our factory. The problem may be happened for the d-pad or the Joystick. Can you press the dpad and the left joystick to see if the problem is still there? Try to press them for a few time- to play some games with d-pad and joystick. Then reset the device to see if the sound is still there. If the sound is still there, then you can try to update the firmware on S7300. Here is the way for teaching you how to update the firmware: http://boards.dingoonity.org/android-devices/jxd-s7300-fixes-firmware-roms-thread/ Try the above ways and get back to us if it can help.
Don't worry. We will try our best to help you. If the device is really defective, we will require you to send it back to us.
The problem was not fixed. I sent them two more emails over the next two days, one of them tersely worded.
"…I updated to 1.1 and am still having the same issue… …Will you send my replacement unit immediately. I paid extra for DHL shipping already so I could get the JXD safely and quickly. I am getting neither. Now, I am expected to pay shipping again to send it back! This is not acceptable…"
They did get back to me on the 31st asking that I return the defective unit using certified mail with a tracking number. Which I sent out.
"Thank you for your email. We wonder if you can use the register to send back the device to us?… …Can you pack the device in more bubble paper to make sure it can be in good condition. The screen will be very easily to be broken if you do not do that. Write a letter in the package and tell us your order ID, your full name and the problem you get. We will remind you and fix the device for you once we receive the parcel from you. Send us the tracking number when you send out the device. To help you reduce the shipping fee, can you just send us the device? Without the package and its accessories? But make sure you pack it well and insert as much bubble paper as you can. Feel free to get back to us if you need any more help.
Thanks…"I just want a replacement and have expressed as much. They have not sent my replacement and I have had to pay over $40 in shipping. Their webpage does state that buyers pay for returns, guess I should have read the fine print. I feel like the customer service has been pretty lousy and I am most likely not going to be one of the first sites with a review of the unit.
Ok, I can at least give some first impressions. The machine is really light and cheap feeling, it feels about half the weight of my Nexus 7. The buttons are nice with the right amount of stiff and springiness. The analog pads are circle pads much like the 3DS or PSP rather than joysticks. They are actually analog but the software seems to be set up so that they sometimes read as digital. Also I have read several reports of the circle pads being defective on arrival and needing re-soldering. I didn't have this issue but in light of my issue I am VERY concerned about build quality. I couldn't really explore the system much because of the defect but, it seemed like it might be somewhat functional if it was working correctly. -
The S7300 is most definitely the best tablet with gaming controls we've seen so far – although given the dire standard of the competition, that isn't exactly saying a great deal. (http://www.jxdofficial.com)


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We are doing soapstone counter tops and are thinking of going with straight 4" back splash of the same material in lieu of introducing yet another design element for the back splash.
The thought is that we only have one run of counter along the wall that we could put a back splash, but on that wall there are two windows and the range so there is very little real estate to do something different in terms of a tile or stone or whatever because I feel it would look too chopped up. So we are leaning towards the 4" soapstone back splash along that run with painted surface above. Behind the range top we are thinking of the 4" back splash with a SST back splash above the soapstone in that area. We are installing a wolf range top and I have two questions: One, is there room behind the Wolf range top to run the 4" back splash Two, if we could do that would it look silly and should we just do all SST behind the range top? thanks |
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I would stop the 4 inch run and just do stainless behind the range. |
thanks, I was thinking that too but would really like to see if it's an option. Anyone have any pictures depicting that? |
My "inspiration kitchen" for my own kitchen renovation has a picture of the opposite (4" soapstone splash with stainless above the range only) however it may help you to either eliminate this or, conversely, decide in favour of it. Pictures 2, 7 and 8 of the "English" kitchen. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Martin Moore Kitchens
holden.sk thank you very much. I think I like that look a lot. Because we only have about 24" left of the range and about 8 feet right of the range it will give a nice continuous look. Otherwise I think the 24" piece will look abandoned |
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2. Cash Giveaways — To encourage residents of Fountain Hills, Ariz., to shop locally for holiday gifts each year, the Fountain Hills Times newspaper holds the Holidays Cash in the Hills contest. Shoppers can sign up to win a little extra spending money every time they visit one of the 35 participating merchants. Five weekly prizes of $25 — awarded in scrip that must be spent in the community by Jan. 31 — are awarded, as well as larger prizes of up to $500 in a final drawing.
3. 12 Days of "Small Business" Christmas — The North Allegheny region of Pennsylvania promoted its small businesses by featuring one idea, item, or business per day on its Patch.com site from Dec. 13 to 24. The exposure helps area merchants compete with the print advertising purchased by national chains.
4. 12 Days of Christmas Shopping — Staying with this theme, Kingsport, Tenn., encourages residents to shop in its downtown district by sponsoring a contest. Shoppers who find images of the "12 Days of Christmas" in retail store and restaurant displays (and write them down on entry forms) have a chance to win gifts and gift certificates from the participating businesses.
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I just got a truckload of mushroom compost delivered which I was planning to use for my raised beds. It looks great but turns out it's still hot to the touch. It was steaming as it came off the truck. Has stopped now, but I imagine it will start up again once the pile sits. It has a slightly sharp odor - not bad, but distinct. Can I plant in this now or do I have to wait? If I have to wait, how long do you suppose it will be? Is it possible to use some of it mixed with something less active? I do see some chunks that look like horse manure - I'm guessing they're really about 1/2 way to soil. Thanks!!!!! |
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It's a cache 22 because it sounds like you need to use the compost right now for your gardens; however, I'd highly recommend letting it sit and compost for at least another couple months (ideal world, right?). On top of that, I would reinoculate it using some cured compost, or compost tea. Most mushroom compost is sterilized (using steam) before it leaves the producer, so you'll want to reintroduce your beneficial microbes. At the very least, it must be mixed 50:50 with your garden soil. Dave |
Here is a link that might be useful: Article on using mushroom compost.
I would not have let compost at this stage off my farm. I would recommend one of a couple of things, let it mature to standards or incorporate (till) it into soil that will not be planted in for, I'm going to say, at least four weeks but that would be a WAG. Lloyd |
The mushroom farm used steam to kill the spores. What you are seeing is normal and it will cool down in a few days once it is in the beds. John |
Here is a link that might be useful: John's Journal
If this "compost" is still hot and has an odor that is sharp, pungent even if not very disagreable, and you can still see identifiable bits of manure it is not ready to go on your garden. Using it could cause the soil bacteria to tie up essential nutrients your plants will need to grow as the soil bacteria get to work on that "compost" to finish it. |
Thanks everyone. Well, Dave has it nailed - I need it to fill my beds and without it I don't have any material. But I can see from everyone else's posts that my plants will likely be unhappy in there if planted anytime soon. I'm fairly sure it's microbial activity, not steam processing, that's caused the heat - the pile has been moved and therefore mixed and is re-heating itself. I'll try to let it sit as long as possible and mix in with other stuff. Would it make sense to try to fill the upper half of the beds with less active material while the still-cooking stuff goes in the bottom, so the roots can decide if/when they want to go there? Or, perhaps the other way around, which might be similar to lasagna gardening? Also, if mixing with non-active material, will this slow down or stop the decomposition in a way that will affect the beds badly for next year? Your thoughts appreciated. |
Now I'm really confused... Here's a discussion I just found: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/soil/msg0100153929574.html?22 I guess some people are planting in unfinished compost? |
Here is another thread that sort of touches on this topic (there have been many just like this). If the compost you have is still in the thermophilic stage, it's consuming a lot of oxygen. Reducing the oxygen consumption before using for small plants or seeds is a good idea. Now I have a sort of related question, when people talk about planting in lasagna beds, are they planting seeds or plants that have a root ball of some kind already? Lloyd |
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I'd let it sit until it's finished and either wait, or find something else for your beds. You can always use it later in the season. |
It always makes me chuckle when I see the tumbler ads "Make compost in 14 days", or whatever. Then the non-commercial experts tell composters to let it sit for 30 days after it is finished. |
If that compost had any chance of heating up on its own, they would have never put it in the mushroom growing area. The mushroom spore is the most expensive part of growing them. I am not sure of the temperature but I think it is in the 80-90 deg range that the spore dies. John |
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The Detroit Pistons drafted Tony Mitchell with the No. 7 pick in the second round (37th overall) for his athleticism. He wowed at the rookie photo shoot with dunks that made us stop in our tracks. The 39-year-old Rasheed Wallace just retired for the second time this past summer before becoming an assistant coach in Detroit. Both men had a dunk contest after practice the other day. Read More »


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Antonio Salieri
Italian Born 18 Aug 1750 Died 07 May 1825He studied with Gassmann and others in Vienna, and also knew Gluck (who became his patron) and Metastasio.
In 1774 he succeeded Gassmann as court composer and conductor of the Italian opera; from 1788 he was also court Kapellmeister.
He made his reputation as a stage composer, writing operas for Vienna from 1768 and presenting several in Italy, 1778-80.
Later he dominated Parisian opera with three works of 1784-7; Tarare (1787), his greatest success, established him as Gluck's heir.
In 1790 he gave up his duties at the Italian opera.
As his style became old-fashioned his works lost favour, and he composed relatively little after 1804, but he remained a central and influential figure in Viennese musical Iife.
His many pupils included Beethoven, Schubert and Liszt.
There is little evidence of any intrigues against Mozart, still less of the charge of poisoning.
Salieri's circa 40 Italian operas are traditional in their emphasis on melodic expression, but they also show Gluck's influence, with dramatic choral writing, much accompanied recitative and careful declamation: some combine seria and buffa elements.
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Originally published Sunday, August 5, 2012 at 5:31 AM
14 top entertainment picks for the week beginning Aug. 5-11, 2012
The Seattle Times' weekly list of arts and entertainment highlights includes the four-star movie "Ruby Sparks," Seafair Hydroplane Races and Air Show, and Aerosmith at the Tacoma Dome.
'Ruby Sparks'
This comedic romance, written with great cleverness and wit by Zoe Kazan, is also a Pygmalion-like drama and briefly a disturbing thriller. It stars Paul Dano as a writer with a unique problem: As a writing exercise, he creates a charming young woman named Ruby Sparks, who turns up, in person (played by Kazan), at his home. Now playing at several theaters. For showtimes, see Page H5. For Seattle Times movie critic Moira Macdonald's four-star review, go to www.seattletimes.com/movies.
'Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry'
Alison Klayman's sharp-eyed documentary conveys the Chinese dissident artist's antic wit, giving vivid examples of his highly conceptual yet visually striking art. It also shows the personal cost of pitting yourself against an authoritarian regime, making "Ai Weiwei" a sobering, cautionary tale. Now playing at Harvard Exit. For showtimes, see Page H5. For Michael Upchurch's 3 ½-star review, go to www.seattletimes.com/movies.
'XXX Summer Olympics'
The 2012 summer games wind down this week, with closing ceremonies scheduled for Aug. 12. Various times on NBC, NBC Sports, Bravo, MSNBC and other networks. See www.seattletimes.com/tvlistings for details.
'Go On'
Do you find yourself pondering what's ahead for fall TV? NBC gives us a sneak preview of the new Matthew Perry comedy this week. 11 p.m. Wednesday on NBC.
Seafair Hydroplane Races and Air Show
The final day of the annual Seafair extravaganza combining hydroplane racing, an air show with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels, entertainment, vendors and thousands and thousands of your closest friends. 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday, Genesee Park and Playfield and surrounding area, Seattle; $25/advance, $30/at the gate adults; $10/youth and seniors; free for military with ID; $40/reserved grandstand; $10/pit passes and tours (206-728-0123 or www.seafair.com).
Pop music
The big news for these fabled hard rockers, celebrating 42 years as a band, is that Steven Tyler is back in the fold full-time, having shed his "American Idol" robe. The eight-time Grammy winners and Rock and Roll Hall of Famers will release "Music From Another Dimension!" in November. They perform at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Tacoma Dome, 2727 E. D St., Tacoma; $39.50-$129.50 (800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com).
Festival of the River
Dr. John, Lee Brice, Buffy Sainte Marie, Mickey Hart and Los Lonely Boys headline this three-day summer blowout, which also includes a children's stage and Native American powwow. The festival runs from 1:30 p.m. Friday to 10 p.m. Aug. 12 at River Meadows County Park, 20416 Jordan Road, Arlington, Skagit County; admission free with $5 parking fee (800-838-3006 or www.festivaloftheriver.com).
Nicki Minaj
Minaj has a quirky imagination, to be sure, as her levitation/exorcism tableau at the 2012 Grammy Awards show proved so graphically, but perhaps it was an appropriate augury for her meteoric rise and reinvention since the chart-topping April release of "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded." Minaj appears at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Paramount Theatre, 911 Pine St., Seattle; $42-$72 (877-784-4849 or www.stgpresents.org).
The Endangered Species Project continues its mission of bringing to light "older or otherwise neglected plays" with a reading of Ferenc Molnar's "Liliom," adapted by Lillian Groag. You might be more familiar with Mr. Rodgers and Mr. Hammerstein's version — they added music and some other changes and called it "Carousel." 7 p.m. Monday, West of Lenin, 203 N. 36th St., Seattle; free (www.endangeredspeciesproject.org).
'Kittens in a Cage'
Billed as "a tough love story about bad broads that can't get no breaks," "Kittens" is the story of Junie, a good girl gone bad, who goes all the way to prison. Bret Fetzer directs. Through Aug. 25, Annex Theatre, 1100 E. Pike St., Seattle; $5-$15 (206-728-0933 or www.annextheatre.org).
Classical music
Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival
The fest marks its 15th anniversary season with some notable events: a concert on Lopez Island (Friday), world-premiere works by composer-in-residence Jake Heggie (Aug. 11-12 and Aug. 14-15), a free outdoor concert (Aug. 19) and a recital by renowned mezzo-soprano Frederica von Stade (Aug. 20 and 22). Thursday-Aug. 25, Orcas Center, 917 Mt. Baker Road, Eastsound; most concerts $10-$38 (360-376-2281 or www.oicmf.org).
Olympic Music Festival
The sixth weekend of OMF's annual "concerts in the barn" wraps up Sunday with a program of Beethoven, Prokofiev and Brahms; the fest continues Saturday and Aug. 12 with a program that includes Beethoven's String Trio in C Minor, Op. 9 No. 3. 2 p.m. Saturdays-Sundays through Sept. 2 (festival grounds open at 11 a.m.), 7360 Center Road, Quilcene, Jefferson County; $18-$33 (360-732-4800 or www.olympicmusicfestival.org).
Literary events
Neal Stephenson
One of Seattle's deepest-thinking authors — science fiction, nonfiction, essays — discusses "Some Remarks: Essays and Other Writing" in conversation with Stranger book editor Paul Constant. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Kane Hall, University of Washington, Seattle. For tickets and signing information consult the University Book Store (206-634-3400 or www.ubookstore.com).
Visual arts
Henry Art Gallery
"The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl" explores the culture of vinyl records within the history of contemporary art. The exhibit brings together record-related works by 33 artists, including Jasper Johns, Laurie Anderson and Carrie Mae Weems, and originated at Duke University's Nasher Museum of Art — where Seattle Art Museum's newly appointed director, Kimerly Rorschach, has been director since 2004. The exhibition also features a celebration of National Vinyl Record Day (Aug. 12). 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, 11 a.m.- 9 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays through Oct. 7, 4100 15th Ave. N.E., Seattle; $6-$10 (206-543-2280 or www.henryart.org).


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Posted 21 May 2010 - 11:19 PM
If Dish does resume distants, they have spotbeams that have coverage areas that will allow distants from neighboring markets to be offered. An example would be the Santa Barbara ABC affiliate being offered in Monterey-Salinas, since those markets share the same spotbeam. However, I would expect that Dish would want to launch SF and NY SD on conus, and LA and Chicago HD on conus so that they could offer the same service as AAD. This would preserve continuity for the AAD customers. It is also necessary to have an east and a west big four uplinked in both SD and HD if Dish wants to accommodate recreational vehicle customers.
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Posted 22 May 2010 - 12:21 AM
Then they wait for the judge to act ... and even though the law says the court SHALL issue the temporary waiver (for 120 days) the waiver isn't issued until the judge issues it. DISH can start providing distants as soon as the temporary waiver is issued.
I don't expect DISH to offer national distants other than to RVers. I believe we will find their future distant service offering to be limited and regional. Yes, having channels on ConUS for RVers would make it possible to deliver those channels to any subscriber ... but I expect DISH to include distants as fill in locals in short markets (where needed) instead of as a la carte channels. It is easy to manage the sales of a package of 8 (or 16 with HD) channels to RVers for $5-$10. Dealing with individual channels for $2-$4 each gets more complicated (and expensive for the customer).
And of course none of this affects AAD except the decreased need for their service. They are still selling distants via C Band the last time I checked. I expect they will continue to sell distants via leased space on DISH's satellites as long as they are able to afford to do so. (At their prices and with DISH providing SVs and regional distants as part of people's normal programming packages I don't see AAD retaining or obtaining enough customers to afford the space. But it is possible.)
Posted 22 May 2010 - 12:30 AM
For example, in Monterey-Salinas market, it appears that Dish wants to offer ABC from Santa Barbara, about 200 miles away and a very small market. About 90 miles away is KGO, from San Francisco, a very large market and the ABC station carried by Direct, AAD, and cable in Monterey-Salinas. Direct and AAD also offer KABC in HD in Monterey-Salinas. I expect that most subscribers in the Monterey-Salinas market prefer KGO as their number one choice, then KABC as a second choice. It seems to me that if Dish does not offer KGO, and possibly KABC, they will be making a mistake in this market. Typically KGO includes weather and other news from this market. Although they are a distant in this market, they know that virtually every viewer in Monterey-Salinas receives KGO.
Edited by runner861, 22 May 2010 - 01:16 AM.
Posted 22 May 2010 - 12:50 AM
Posted 22 May 2010 - 09:12 AM
However, one thing that we must remember is that there may be severe restrictions on what distants Dish can offer once the injunction is lifted. There is still the contract with AAD to deal with, and that is largely unknown to us. One thing that I do know is that the contract does not restrict Dish from offering "significantly viewed" stations.
Posted 23 May 2010 - 11:16 PM
Poking through DISH's additions while adding cities ...The test mapping we see may simply be an error. We're still in wait and see mode.
5262 WVLA (33) BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC) added to 129° 9s42 (S Mississippi) (HD Lafayette, IN market *TEST* Hidden)
This should be Lafayette, LA ... the market is off by one in numbering.
Errors are possible!
Posted 27 May 2010 - 07:17 AM
If Dish does not offer conus and a la carte national distants, then I expect that AAD will remain. If AAD goes away, Dish will no doubt offer conus national distants. They will not want to give up all the rv customers.
What is missing from this discussion is that we do not know the terms of the contract between AAD and Dish. That is what will now govern Dish's carriage of distants, once the injunction is lifted. That is the bottom line, and we don't know the terms of that contract.
Posted 27 May 2010 - 03:01 PM
The newbee 31 post (so far) poster has overlooked the experience of the moderator in these issues. As the newbee states: "Proof of registration of an RV takes the place of a waiver." Provide valid registration and you have provided the waiver. Perhaps a nit or two could be picked over word choice. But you agree that the registration works as a waiver ... so when one says a waiver IS needed to add distants to an RV account we are in full agreement.But the moderator has not indicated whether he has inside information from Dish to the effect that Dish will not offer a la carte national distants, or whether this is just his speculation. He has also indicated in the "RV and Distant Networks" thread that a waiver is necessary to receive distants in an recreational vehicle. This is not the case. Proof of registration of an RV takes the place of a waiver.
If you have misread anything I have posted as an official statement from DISH I apologize. Nothing I say should be construed as official policy of DISH Network, DirecTV or any other provider. Most people here understand that.
If you have such information and can legally share it feel free. In a vacuum everyone is right and everyone is wrong, to a certain extent.What is missing from this discussion is that we do not know the terms of the contract between AAD and Dish. That is what will now govern Dish's carriage of distants, once the injunction is lifted. That is the bottom line, and we don't know the terms of that contract.
I'm pretty confident in the responses that I have given on this issue based on my knowledge and experience (including following the creation of the AAD service via DISH and the court cases involved). I'm not going to say DISH can't offer distants because of some deal with AAD or that AAD's contract will end immediately when DISH has the ability to offer distants. My expectation from years of watching DISH is that DISH will continue to take money from AAD for as long as AAD can afford to pay for the space. When AAD can no longer make the payments their service will naturally come to an end. If DISH can make more money from that space doing something else I would not expect the lease to AAD to be renewed. It is all business.
Posted 27 May 2010 - 03:14 PM
"Legal reception of distants in an RV does not require "a New Jersey service address". It requires a waiver and proof you own an RV - and a separate account for your RV than your home address."
The post says a waiver AND proof of recreational vehicle ownership is necessary. That is not the state of the law. A waiver is a separate process. A waiver is requested from the local station and is requested by the distant network carrier on behalf of the customer. Proof of ownership of an recreational vehicle is generally a registration card. These are two totally different things. You need one or the other to receive a distant network--not both.
I am not trying to nitpick. However, I want the rv owner to know what he has to do, so he does not enter into the cumbersome and frustrating waiver process when it is not necessary to do so.
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Wednesday link love
8 comments:
- Darcy said...
I'm still so disgusted by the shirt that I'm having a hard time reading the other links. Who would ever buy that for a child?
- Thursday, September 1, 2011 at 5:30:00 AM PDT
- Darcy said...
http://www.coolmompicks.com/2011/08/smart_girl_tee_shirts_-_smart.php - a friend just sent me this link - SO MUCH BETTER than JC Penny!
- Thursday, September 1, 2011 at 6:51:00 AM PDT
- rowena said...
Thanks for your suggestions. I loved the interview with Nigel Slater. Have a nice day.
- Thursday, September 1, 2011 at 9:55:00 AM PDT
Wow. After following your link and seeing the shirt I wrote J.C.Penney an email expressing my dismay. As a college professor and mother to a teen living in the deep South, I work against such idiotic stereotypes every day.
Dee - Thursday, September 1, 2011 at 10:01:00 AM PDT
- Denise | Chez Danisse said...
That gratin, yum.
- Thursday, September 1, 2011 at 10:09:00 AM PDT
- Francesca said...
surprised by the t-shirt, doesn't seem like an american thing, and loved the art of clean up!
- Friday, September 2, 2011 at 12:46:00 AM PDT
- Dorit said...
so many good links, love the art of clean up :)
- Friday, September 2, 2011 at 11:21:00 AM PDT
- Nicola said...
I grew up down the street from Chez Panisse. To say this area spoils one for food is an understatement. Alice Waters has done an amazing thing in opening people's eyes to quality food. So much so, Chez Panisse has tough competition.
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Josh Pearson - Upstairs At The Spitz, London Wednesday December 4 2002
You can't see his fearsome, feral face any more. It's covered by a beard so vast and wild at first you think Josh Pearson's become a mountain man, until he raises his eyes to the heavens, and that forked, dark growth makes his head so huge he just looks like a mountain. He's making his solo debut in London, because the second album with his band of apocalyptic Texans, Lift To Experience, has been holed and gashed on the road to completion (crises of confidence and heroin are mentioned), so he broke off to write another album, minus their storm-guitar protection, in seven days. Nothing in the songs could be changed after that—it would test if he was really a writer. Playing them tonight will test him again.
Though he just has an acoustic guitar (and, for a few songs, a female fiddler), all the power of the Lifts is still his to command. On "The Clash", as he roars and murmurs and weeps, "I just can't get these devils off my back...oh, my God, why me?", the guitar seems to carry his body at times, as his clawed fingers flutter over it like his hand's some independent beast, and his dead eyes look upwards—for what?
The feeling that Pearson's some primal, Biblical creature is undercut by hilarious tales of Texan snake-killing, told between songs in a shy stoner whine. But when on "Banished" his voice grows gigantic like a bad dream, as he sings "I spoke the truth to keep me alive, and now I'm ostracised...", or on the head-down strum of "Six Bloody Strings", his hair hanging in sweaty strings now, baring his teeth as he bites at its words, you know a heavenly fire is still here.
The song he's most nervous of playing is the best, and furthest from the Lifts, a shamelessly, extravagantly loving 10-minute epic about his sister. But somewhere between the quiet needed for an acoustic show and the noise needed for an atmosphere, and the Pentecostal Texan brimstone of Pearson's background and the blasé capital cool of many here, the intensity of a crowd really getting it never comes. The closing "Sing A Song For The Saviour"—its intention introduced by Pearson as "like being at church, and God's actually there"—which begins in a high, feminine keen and ends in a growl over a hypnotic, transcendent strum, is his closest bead on rock'n'roll's Southern spiritual source.
When ironic whoops follow, he looks deflated. This is the real stuff, if you want it.


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Anchorage Man Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Drug and Money Laundering Crimes
Anchorage, Alaska — United States Attorney Karen L. Loeffler announced today that an Anchorage man was convicted and sentenced in federal court in Anchorage for money laundering and maintaining a place for the distribution of controlled substances.
Today, January 12, 2011, Daryl Hunter, 42, of Anchorage, Alaska, pled guilty before United States District Judge H. Russel Holland to 20 counts of money laundering and one count of maintaining a place for the distribution of controlled substances. After accepting his pleas, Judge Holland sentenced Hunter to 60 months in prison to be followed by 36 months of supervised release. Hunter will also forfeit approximately $1 million in proceeds from the sale of heroin, including five golf simulators, two Rolex watches, and a 1947 Stinson aircraft.
According to Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephan Collins, who prosecuted the case, and Assistant
U.S. Attorney Craig M. Warner, who presented the case at plea and sentencing, the investigation revealed that Hunter traveled to Portland, Oregon to purchase heroin that he then sold in Anchorage. Hunter then used the profits from this distribution to purchase a 2007 Cadillac Escalade for $70,517; five golf simulators, each for $54,500; two Rolex watches for a total price of $18,475, a 1947 Stinson aircraft for a $30,000 down payment, and "Wings N Things," a local business, using a $200,000 cash down payment.
The investigation further revealed that prior to March 2007, Hunter rented 7035 Redhawk Circle in Anchorage. During the time he resided there, and particularly on February 21, 2008, Hunter knowingly allowed that residence to be used as a place to receive or store heroin for later distribution.
This case was investigated by the Anchorage Police Department, the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation, and the Drug Enforcement Administration. IRS Special Agent in Charge of the Pacific Northwest, Marcus Williams stated that, "Alaskan law enforcement vigorously investigates those who peddle heroin, launder the resulting money, and structure currency transactions to evade the reporting requirements of financial institutions. Part of our role in this case was to ensure that the heroin profits, whether in the form of currency, golf simulators, Rolex watches or an airplane, were forfeited to the government."


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WYR...stay a week at All-Star Music/Movies/Sports or 1 night at Contemporary?
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WYR...stay a week at All-Star Music/Movies/Sports or 1 night at Contemporary?
well i've already stayed at the contemporary and i like music so All star music.
WYR... stay at the Beach club or the Boardwalk?
Contemporary or Polynesian?
... Stay at The Contemporary!
Would you rather eat at Donald's breakfast (Tusker House) or Goofy's breakast (Cape May Cafe - BC)?
Would you rather eat at Grand Floridian Cafe or 1900 Park Fare?
1900 Park Fare
WYR...be the first person on a ride or the last person?
WYR enjoy Morning EMH or Evening EMH?
WYR...only eat Quick-Service or Table-Service?
well I really like doing both but I love the table service for dinner.
Would you rather go to the parks with first timers or veterans of the parks?
First timers
WYR have breakfast at Norway or France? (think pastries)
I've never had breakfast at either place but France sounds more appealing.
Would you rather go to Disney when it's 50 or 90 degrees F?
50, i'm totally okay snuggling in my disney sweatshirts and stitch hat.
would you rather eat tonga toast or mickey waffles for breakfast?
Tonga toast
WYR watch Wishes or Fantasmic?
WYR...stay in a HM-themed Resort room or Royal(Tiana)-themed Resort room?


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I have an agent.Signed a contract with a 30 day due diligence. Seller was sent agreement and communicated they were in agreement to my agent and would return the contract signed.In the mean time buyer met with the farmer that has planted crops on said property identified himself as the buyer and entered a verbal agreement to pants his crops with a understanding to amend a previous agreement for a contract that he had with me, that he gave to to him and he said he would return it.Buyer now backs out, contract was never sent back to my agent, and I now have a farmer who has planted his crops on my property and all he has is a verbal contract with a buyer who has backed out.Agent tells me I have no course of action but to re-list the property because they do not have the the contract.I don't know, all this time, due diligence expired.I held up my end and now I have a farmers crops on my property have to re list and nobody could do anything until the farmer is out.And I wanted this sale.Do I have a case against the agency for mishandling the contract??? or the buyer for performance of contract that my agent never got back??? Poor farmer does not know who to pay? And we had a good working relationship that has now been stressed not because of me but what could happen again.
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This is a blue ribbon recipe, one of our top-ranked of all time!
See more of Epi's bestSliced Steak with Roasted-Corn Salsa
Gourmet | September 2000
photo by Rita Maas
Makes 4 servings
- 3 cups fresh corn (about 3 ears)
- 4 scallions, white and green parts thinly sliced separately
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 2 plum tomatoes, finely diced
- 1 to 2 fresh jalapeño chiles, finely diced (including seeds)
- 1 (2-pound) trimmed boneless sirloin steak, about 1 1/2 inches thick
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh cilantro
- Accompaniment: lime wedges
Prepare grill for cooking.
Make corn salsa:
Heat a dry large cast-iron skillet over moderately high heat until hot, then pan-roast corn, stirring occasionally, until golden brown, 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer to a bowl.
Cook white part of scallions in butter with garlic, 1 teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon each cumin and chili powder, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper in skillet over moderate heat, stirring, until scallions are tender, 3 to 4 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in corn, tomatoes, and jalapeños.
Grill steak:
Combine remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon cumin, 1/2 teaspoon chili powder, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper and sprinkle on both sides of steak. Grill, turning once, until an instant-read thermometer inserted horizontally into thickest part of meat registers 130°F, 18 to 20 minutes total for medium-rare. Transfer steak to a grooved cutting board and let stand 5 to 10 minutes before slicing.
While steak is standing, reheat corn mixture over moderate heat, stirring occasionally. Stir in cilantro and scallion greens.
Spoon corn on top of sliced steak and pour over any accumulated juices.
my notes
- Calories650
- Carbohydrates24 g (8%)
- Fat40 g (62%)
- Protein50 g (100%)
- Saturated Fat17 g (86%)
- Sodium1,022 mg (43%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber4 g (14%)
- Monounsaturated Fat16 g
- Cholesterol192 mg (64%)


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Raid Rx: Best practices for healing heroic Chimaeron {WoW}
May 14th 2011 8:58PM Agree with droch on tacs for druids in this fight, glyph of regrowth helps a lot more than the lifebloom one would do, particularly in increasing the number of targets that can be swiftmendable by having the regrowth dot continually ticking between feud phases. Definately stack haste for this fight I would suggest (if you are raid healing), even if you cant get over 2004 (although this helps).
On 10man, I would suggest you cover the first feud with tranq, 2nd with ToL. This should mean that your tranq will be off cd to help heal the raid up before P2, and then your ToL should be back in P2 as well so you can help add extra dps with wrath.
NS/HT can help get a quick tank heal off during feud phases and allow you to get back to healing the raid.


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Arcane Brilliance: Do mages need to be hit-capped? {WoW}
May 28th 2011 9:04PM A common mistake, Warlocks are too busy cutting to actually try and avoid your fireballs.
Arcane Brilliance: Do mages need to be hit-capped? {WoW}
May 28th 2011 8:49PM Shadowpriests and the other caster hybrids do indeed get Hit from Spirit, but why do you think this is somehow an advantage?
Any hit we get from spirit is still included in an items budget, all it does is allow us to gear up two specs easier.
Spiritual Guidance: The mechanics of shadow priest haste {WoW}
May 25th 2011 7:50PM I am really confused, firstly I want to uprate because its correct and relevant info.
But then I want to downrate it because its an horrible Balance druid who probably just wants to steal what should be a SPs Dark Intent.
I also want to downrate because Tyler is an awful, awful person for daring to make Fox look wrong.
The Light and How to Swing It: Patch 4.2 shakes up our heals {WoW}
May 23rd 2011 3:56PM Its actually not, you need to subtract the amount of mana you get from your intellect, that would be your base mana.
WRUP: Fill in the blank {WoW}
May 22nd 2011 3:42AM You should know that all ShadowPriests are on 24/7 alert and prepared to portal to Fox's location and form a Dispersal shield around him should any druids attempt anything silly.
And after those 6 seconds we will melt face.
The Queue: Twitter edition {WoW}
May 21st 2011 12:13PM Because you should be using Might if you have a druid.
Patch 4.2: Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest proc potentially uncovered {WoW}
May 14th 2011 1:03AM Feel free to leave this staff for me then, I'm not fussy.
Know Your Lore: Zul'Gurub, a historical survey {WoW}
May 11th 2011 7:11PM No.
WoW Rookie: Know your interrupts {WoW}
Feb 3rd 2011 8:47PM Shadow priests can also use Pyschic Horror as an interrupt, that Silence and (glyphed) Pyschic Scream can make use not too awful at it, but the cooldowns stop us from doing it regularly
It saddens me to run a group as a SP with a DK Tank, Rogue and Shaman DPS and have more interruptions than the rest of the group put together.
Breakfast Topic: What's been your best moment of cool? {WoW}
Feb 3rd 2011 8:22PM I have one in a similar vein.
I was in an alliance raid on TB, and we were by the lifts and a shaman throws us all off, as a priest I quickly hit levitate, only to find i was still falling. So I hammer away at it, hoping it will kick in, it doesnt and I die, then the raid leader asks who levitated and saved him.
Turns out I did, i still had him targetted from a heal and had been spamming levitate on him.
Instead of admiting my error, I just went along with it and said I sacrificed saving myself to keep the RL alive.
Also, just after LK came out, killing a 'skull' level DK (armory'd him and he was 10 levels higher than me) with my own DK.
He was kinda toying with me for a bit, and he did kill me, but not before I got him pretty low.
And back in the day Unholy Dks had a talent to return as a ghoul for a while after dying, so I quickly came back and two-shot him before dancing on his corpse.


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Dealer Holdback questions
cars800 Posts: 3My Texas car dealer charges me "inventory tax" on the car I want to purchase. He says in Texas, all buyers have to pay ""inventory tax. I would like to know if this a correct statement, or is "inventory tax" an expense that should be paid by the car dealer instead. I always thought that the buyer only has to pay sales tax. Thank you for your help.
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kyfdx Posts: 31,859The tax is technically a tax on the dealer... But, as noted, every dealer in Texas passes it along to the consumer, as a line item charge.
So, the statement by the dealer is wrong, but immaterial..
Fortunately, it is a small charge, relative to the purchase price.
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dash5 Posts: 418Will specific dealer holdback information be on the vehicle invoice? Sorry if that's obvious.
Also, as I understand it I should be able to request to see the invoice on any vehicle i'm purchasing and the salesperson should show it to me, or I should find another salesperson. Sounds right? -
oldfarmer50 Posts: 6,863"...Will specific dealer holdback information be on the vehicle invoice?..."
Edmunds has that info online. I don't know if it is on the invoice of most cars.
I would think the salesman is under no obligation to show you the invoice unless he/she is basing your price on it (such as: Invoice plus $100). Invoice info is also available online.
I once saw a car where the dealer had listed the holdback as a charge to the customer thus trying to collect it twice.2009 PT Cruiser, 2008 Eclipse, 1995 Mark VIII, 1988 GMC Van
dash5 Posts: 418Ah I see, it's a static value:
Honda 3% of the Base MSRP
I thought it varied from dealer to dealer or changed over time. Thanks
I know invoice is online but they seem to vary a bit depending on which site you use, not to mention I cant find the exact codes the dealer gives me sometimes. For instance a Rav4 was quoted to us with 5 or 6 option codes, I found 4 easily but not the others. I suppose bottom line is it would be easier to just see the invoice
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wlbrown9 Posts: 847"...Fortunately, it is a small charge..."
"What next, a toilet paper tax for the customer rest room?"
I thought that was covered under the 'shop supplies' charge. Well, on second thought that should be included in the DOC fee for the sales side, shop supplies would cover it for the repair shop side. -
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oldfarmer50 Posts: 6,863"...Honda changed their holdback to 2% last year..."
I know you have mentioned that before. Edmunds data is from 2005. Shouldn't they update it? I know some of their rebate data is off too. Mr. Edmund must be asleep at the switch.
"...Holdback HELPS pay flooring charges..."
Except when you collect it from the mfg. and then try to collect it again from the customer like the Saturn dealer I mentioned. Hmmm....Saturn's holdback is 3% of total MSRP so that would have been 6% on a $25000 car. And that's if they sold it at "invoice".2009 PT Cruiser, 2008 Eclipse, 1995 Mark VIII, 1988 GMC Van
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dash5 Posts: 418Not looking to make friends. Just buying a car and like to know the whole picture. I certainly doubt the best salesman would look to make me a friend by telling me the whole story.
I'm a big fan of capitalism, I have no problem with a guy making a buck so long as the service is good. Wouldnt nickel and dime down to the last 50 dollars on a car. That said, if a dealer is selling at invoice and still getting another 500+ from holdback, on top of the money he's getting from me via financing, my trade in and any work I'll have done in his service bay, I wanna know. -
isellhondas Issaquah WashingtonPosts: 18,065All of those things are interesting to know but every car has a market value. If what you offer makes sense, you'll have a deal. If not, they will walk you.
The finance profit, if any, won't be considered by the sales dept and they can't assume you'll ever use thier service dept.
It sounds like you are trying to be fair and you will probably drive out with a new car. -
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joel0622 Posts: 3,302Besides flooring, the overhead to run a store is a lot higher that most people would imagine
Truer words have never been spoken. Check this out.
I read your post earlier and it got me thinking so here is what I did. I took the average number of new cars and trucks that we sell a year and multiplied it by the average hold back.
Then I multiplied our average monthly expenses here including floor plan times 12 to get a figure for the year.
A years worth of hold back is equal to 3 months worth of expenses in our store, and we have our expenses under control here and have a slim advertising budget. -
joel0622 Posts: 3,302No argument, just an observation. Isell just got my wheels turning and got me thinking about it.
Besides its not an extra revenue stream its just the way the business is structured. If the manufacture did not offer hold back our dealer invoice would just be that much lower. They try to make you think it is something they are doing for the dealer but it is just another way to distribute $$ that are ours in the first place.
Also every one know that you are not in the new car business to make big money, it is just gives you the ability to sit under a Manufactures sign and sell used cars and new trucks. -
exb0 Posts: 539Are you saying that the holdback alone covers 25% of all the expenses in your store, including the used car and service departments and all the salaries? If that's true, it is simply amazing! I bet that the 300% markup in your service dept. pays the rest of the bills and then some. Not to mention the profits on the used cars.
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jeffyscott Posts: 3,855my dealer charges $90 per hour for labor, do you think they pay over $30 per hour to the techs?
That is just silly,
Do you think the techs get no paid time off, do you think they have no health insurance, life insurance, disability insurance, FICA tax, etc. paid by the employer?
Do you think there is no cost for the facility that they work in?
Do you think the rest of the service department personnel get no pay or benefits?
I'm not in that busness, but pretty sure my hourly pay represents somthing between 1/3 and 1/2 of the total cost of me, to my employer. I assume it is a similar ratio for auto techs. -
isellhondas Issaquah WashingtonPosts: 18,065You really need to think about some of the other costs.
We have four people who man our appointment desk, six Service Advisors, three shop managers and paperwork people. These people, like our techs like to get paid. Then we have lot porters, the guy who drives our shuttle van.
And if you had any idea what we pay to replace and constantly update our shop equipment, that 90.00/hr would start looking pretty reasonable.
Have you ever worked as a mechanic or managed a shop, as I have?
Sometimes a skilled mechanic can beat book times. On other, nasty jobs they can't. Today's well equipped mechanic/technician probably has 40,000 invested just in his personal tools alone.
It's not all gravy!
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the only issue i have with ryze is that his Q has like a 1 sec cd. Thats pretty much it for me since that is his single target nuke.
Ryze is actually very strong, early and late game. He is insane if played properly, and people are starting to learn how to play him. There's a reason he's being picked more often and even sometimes banned in ranked game. He at least needs his damage toned down a bit early game and that should fix it a bit. That way he'd be more like ranged carries who need to get items to do damage, and not rape all game with just a tear and catalyst.
Problem with tanky dps was the constant healing of themselves with lifesteal + abilities. Spellvamp on the other hand sucks; most people actually just use his ult for AoE and procing his ability than for spellvamp. Not to say Ryze is a bad hero; far from it. But not to the level of OP tanky DPS, that's for sure, where I've seen them tanking 1v5 and still dishing out decent damage. Ryze, even fully built, can't take on 1v3, let alone tank the entire opposing team.
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Sounds like a good idea would be to nerf his Q and buff his E/ultimate.
Except that during late game when Ryze throws around his balls of lightning for 500 damage Malzahar can ult someone for 1500 damage.


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Description: We just assembled the Expedit, and cut through it in half – giving us two Expedits, just narrower. On one of the halves, we fastened on plywood and pushed it into the hole in the wall.
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Ok, now THIS is brilliant! Well done, folks!
REALLY love the one that's half in the wall! Looks brilliant!
In that first pic – is it *on* the wall, or *in* the wall? If it's *in" I'd love to hear more info.
LOVE the half that is set in the wall!! I would be a little concerned about the strength/stability of the other one just mounted on the wall over time? Unless having it be half the width & weight makes it easier to support long term?
Brilliant! Curious as to what you used to cut the entire thing in half.
For interior design I always prefer on simple but stylish furniture that is made for eye catching. I've got some idea from your blog to create some furniture for my new design plan.
This wooden design is very well structured, designed and its really looking brilliant.If you add more kids bedroom accessories your child will definitely love it.
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So cool.
I had the same idea before but I need it for few hundreds of book.
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This is brilliant! 2 birds one stone and it looks again on a wall!
Very nice! Brilliant! I'd like to know how did you cut the Expedit double panel. I'm thinking about something similar but I don't know how to do that and how to place them (after the cut)on the wall(I need to cut some Lack and Expedit double panel).
I'm sorry for my English, I hope you understood anyway! Thank you!Valentina
How DID you cut it in half!
Seriously, can we get some information on how this was cut in half?
I think this is brilliant!
But, how DID you cut it in half??