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Police: Landlord lied about tenant putting her head through wallMarch 23,2013BENNINGTON A South Stream Road landlord was arraigned on Monday on a misdemeanor charge of calling in a false alarm after police said he falsely accused one of his tenants of putting her head through a wall and causing damage and destruction to her Beech Street apartment.
Thomas R. Dwyer Jr., 57, pleaded innocent to the charge in Bennington criminal court Monday. He was released without bail.
In an affidavit, Cpl. Andy Hunt, of the Bennington Police Department, said Dwyer called police on Feb. 27 around 3:40 p.m. Based on Dwyers description, three police officers and the Bennington Rescue Squad were dispatched to the apartment.
However, the tenant told police she didnt put her head through the wall. She said there was a hole in the wall put there by her ex-boyfriend three weeks previously and that she had reported it to Dwyer the day after it happened. On Feb. 27, she told police, she was having a problem because there was a raccoon in the ceiling of her apartment.
Dwyer told police he had been in the basement of the building and heard a loud bang. He said the tenant told him about the raccoon but he didnt believe her. Dwyer admitted that when he saw the size and shape of the hole in the wall, he assumed she had put her head through the wall.
Hunt said he told Dwyer he was being charged with providing a false alarm, and Dwyer then denied telling police his tenant put her head through the wall until he was told the call was recorded.MORE IN This Just InMan faces fourth Full Story -
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we are refinishing part of the basement 15'x18' and have some typical basement limitations - low ceiling - I am putting in a grid type system that hangs from joists above but you only lose 1" - slide in 2x2 tiles - walls will be 5/8" sheetrock - Steam pipes will actually have to hang down below the ceiling!!! I'm not going to box in - maybe paint white - they are low now around 6' +/- so that would really limit headroom My question is -
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Hubby has an in w/Sony - so can likely get SOny products at Sony Employee discounts - if that makes a difference or helps in you offering an opinion He has LOTS of AWAI ?sp speakers - but from what I gather we should make sure we are compatible or we will not yield quality results This is a relatively small area & a basement at that - The carpenters and electrician have limited time on this job as well - so will definately look at me cross eyed if I start adding complexity - They are on board for a simple basement finish - so if I could just add a little they may smile :) HEre's a pic of the side of basement that will be finished Sorry to ramble here - really looking for help - tired momma who has had enough on the remodel!
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Hi, sorry for the late response, haven't been on-forum for a while. Here's some info, point by point: MISC: I'm a little concerned about those two red pipes in what appears to be the middle of room ... uh, that could really take away from the "theatrical" experience ;) Have you an overhead (plan) view of the room, along with were you intend to place the display, speakers, and main seating area(s)? DISPLAY: if you have access to Sony discount pricing and are looking at an approx 40" screen, consider their Bravia line; we don't carry Sony nor have I ever really compared their displays against others, but they have a relatively good reputation with LCDs, especially the Bravia. I would *not* recommend a Sony plasma, however - not unless the discount is quite steep (not that they're bad, just that you can get more for your money with a Pioneer or NEC). How far from your display are you going to be seated? If it's > 8' (which seems likely, from the dimensions you gave me), you may find a 40" LCD panel to be somewhat small, particularly if you intend to use this as a media room; in this case, you might consider a 50" plasma (the NEC 50XR5a is a great and relatively inexpensive panel); naturally, plasma has its own pros/cons, which we can get into later. SPEAKERS: if you can accomodate it, I'd suggest standalone (tower or bookshelf) speakers; if not, then on-wall speakers are the next best option (suggestions include: Triad, RBH, PSB, Mirage, Kef). Were you looking for a full 5.1 system, or just a simple front-only setup? In the latter case, consider three speakers (L/C/R); in the former, have you considered how to run the speaker wiring for the surrounds? It sounds like you'll have a drop ceiling, in which case the tiles should be removable for running cabling later, is that right? If not, definitely run the cable now (14/2 at least, 12/2 is preferred). Also, remember to account for running cabling in & up the wall for the TV (and speakers, if on-wall), as well as the fact that you'll need a power outlet behind the wall-mounted TV (decide upon your wall-mount first, then figure out where the power outlet can fit). |
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I have the same problem that many have submitted questions about: TV goes on for about 30 seconds with wavy white lines, gray screen, perfect sound and then it cuts out/shots off. I believe it is the same resistor problem...it has been replaced professinally before...under warranty...now it's my turn! Is it the same resistor (R3340?) can I replace it with a 10 ohm 1/2w resistor...from Radio Shack? If someone has a picture or diagram of how to locate this resistor in the TV I would greatly appreciate the help! Thank you! RandallT |
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Thanks to Pee Wee, and all others that submitted useful information for replacing the 3340 Resistor in the Philips Magnavox TVs. I just wanted to let you all know that I successfully replaced this resistor over the weekend. The resistors purchased at Radio Shack are a little larger in appearance, are a different color than the factory installed resistor and have four color bands as opposed to five...they still work! One thing to think about is getting the correct type of solder and resin to attach solder to a CRT board. I had high quality silver solder for electronics, but with the TV sitting in a upright position, the solder would not stick to the CRT. So, with the help of a friend, we put the TV face down (Protecting the tube of course) and I was able to drop the solder into place without any problems. |
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i must not have my eyes open. i have a phillips magnavox ts2746 c221 with the same symptoms - whitish screen, horizontal lines, shuts down in ~10 seconds. but i cant find an explanation or more information on what to do with resistor 3340. Can you help me? By your response it appears pee wee helped you. was that a private thing? if you read this pee wee can you help me too please? |
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by jamesc 3/11/2014 1:43:42 PM -- NORFOLK – In recent years, the number of higher education institutions adopting policies which prohibit smoking or tobacco use anywhere on their property has grown dramatically. Effective August 1, 2014, Northeast Community College will modify is smoke-free policy to a tobacco-free policy.
"Becoming a tobacco-free college is more than posting signs. In this learning environment, you will need to help people learn to conduct themselves in ways that will help them be successful," said Ty Patterson, executive director for the National Center for Tobacco Policy, during a visit Monday to the Northeast campus in Norfolk. "We don't want people to be confused about whether or not they have to go along with a policy."
Patterson, who was in Norfolk to meet with Northeast faculty and staff, College partners and community members, said policies restricting smoking inside of buildings have been in effect for decades. Policies restricting smoking in open spaces began appearing when smokers began to congregate at building entrances and exits. He said such policies usually prohibited smoking within a specified distance from entrances and exits, or under building overhangs. Northeast's current smoke-free-policy allows smoking at a minimum of ten-feet away from the exterior of a building.
By 2007, approximately 300 higher education institutions reported they had smoke-free or tobacco-free campus policies in place. As of April, 2013, The Association of Non-Smoker's Rights reported over 1,100 colleges and universities had adopted such policies.
Patterson said the terms tobacco-free and smoke-free are often confused. "Here, tobacco-free means no use of tobacco or any product that stimulates tobacco; smoke-free means no smoking of tobacco or use of any product that stimulates smoking. The exceptions we advocate are the use of FDA (Federal Drug Administration) approved cessation devices and the supervised use of tobacco in authorized religious ceremonies."
Patterson said the question most often associated with tobacco-free policies is "How do you enforce such a policy?" He said, "As institutions get serious about implementing such policies, critical thinking must be employed to decide the best policy and how to make it work. Education about the policy is crucial. Moving quickly leads to non-compliance which saps the will to support the policy."
Patterson said there are significant reasons why anyone would object to this sort of policy if they had not given much thought to it. "The question is we really don't know how many people have thought about it. Critical thinking requires all of us to suspend our own judgments and revisit the issue objectively as much as we can. Many people who will object to this philosophically are people who already know that they could probably do more critical thinking about it."
Time and the proper attitude are everything to achieve compliance, Patterson said. "Education helps people understand why the policy is being adopted. Time is needed to educate employees, students, alumni, community members, visitors, vendors, etc. Time also creates a sense of inevitability. Some who disagree with the policy will come to accept it over time. Attitude is important too. It helps no one to demonize tobacco users. It accomplishes little to argue with those who disagree," he said. "An attitude of respect and thoughtfulness towards others not only reduces reaction formation, it teaches by example."
Dr. Michael Chipps, Northeast president, said he understands this is not an easy policy to implement, but it is necessary for the health benefits and respect of others. "From my past experiences of where similar policies have been instituted, it has worked! We don't plan to be disrespectful to tobacco users, but we will simply do what we can to provide gentle reminders of the policy. I believe after a few months, people will be accustomed to the fact that tobacco use is not allowed on any of our college properties, including the extended campuses."
Chipps said this is also an effort to better promoting health, wellness and a healthy environment at the College. "This is a practice that we can develop and implement that will help our college rise to a greater level of operation."
Northeast Community College is assisting its employees who use tobacco products with cessation classes this spring, according to Dr. Karen Severson, vice president of student services. "The seven-week "Freedom from Tobacco" program emphasizes that quitting tobacco and maintaining abstinence is a learning process where individuals must learn to manage nicotine addiction, unlearn automatic behaviors of tobacco use and substitute healthy new alternatives. Fees for the class were waived for many of the first people to register for the program," she said. The program is sponsored by the American Lung Association and Faith Regional Health Services."
Meanwhile, Patterson said higher education institutions and other organizations are increasingly adopting policies that prohibit tobacco use in open spaces. "The approach taken determines the success of the implementation of such policies. If implemented perfunctorily, the policy will fail. If sufficient time is taken to educate about the policy, teach the importance of compliance, and to continue providing 'after care,' it will succeed."
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The Atom Ant Show made up a half-hour of the popular Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Show. These cartoons spoofed the then-popular superhero and spy genres, respectively, and enjoyed immense success themselves.
The star of the show was a very able arthropod who could not only fly, but also lift more than ten times his own body weight. Atom Ant communicated with his superiors via the antennae on his helmet, awaiting their orders to go capture an array of enemies, whose names were conveniently listed in Atom's "Crook Book." Even though Atom was not so easy to see, he could always be heard, shouting his battle cry of "Up and at 'em, Atom Ant!"
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Atom Ant split off from its parent show to become The Atom Ant Show for several months, but at the start of the 1967 fall season, ant and squirrel were reunited for another year of The Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Show. Also shown in 1970's "The Banana Splits And Friends Show", a syndicated, half-hour repackage of "The Banana Splits Adventure Hour.
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