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loosenut Posts: 165advanceauto.com has online manuals..search for flasher locations,see if either end is powered,as one side is the "out" lead that flashes..sounds like a power prob..check fuses..
--my -98 had them behind the glove box door-check owners manual,as confusing as that one is..kinda frustrating ,when most of it says"go to the dealer" for something as simple as the door remote?,guess that's what you get when a german engineer gets ahold of something..a nice car,with special-complex problems!?! -
igozoomzoom Waleska, GeorgiaPosts: 797The fuse panel on the '93 thru '95 JGC is tough to find if you don't know what you're looking for! Open the front passenger-side door and you'll see the panel on the side of the dashboard next to the rubber seal for ducting to the side window defogger. It's only accessible with the door open.
There is also a unit under the hood that they call the "Electrical Power Distribution Center". It's located under a black snap-off cover right behind the battery. It has the fuses for mechanical systems like ABS, Engine Control Module, Ignition switch, Headlamps and Fog Lamps, A/C components, etc.
My '95 JGC owner's manual has excellent diagrams of both units and describes which particular feature(s) are tied to a specific number of fuse....the '94 should have the same.....if it has survived this long...2015.5 Volvo S60 T6 Drive-E Platinum, 2012 Mazda CX-9 GT -
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styler_va Posts: 2I have a 1995 Grand Cherokee Limited that after it has been driven a couple of miles begins to make a loud thumping sound from what seems to be the middle of the car and pulls to the right. After you stop the car for a few minutes, it goes away and then restarts after a 1/2 mile or so. Does anyone have any idea as to what can be causing this?
quazi Posts: 5I am trying to change the oil pressure send unit on my 1999 Cherokee Sport . That part seems really easy. HOWEVER, I cannot disconnect the connector. There are two red button that look like they should be pressed together. But nothing happens, and I cannot get the connector off the send unit.
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rwengr Posts: 177I have no experience with rear powertrain components, but I looked at my 97 jeep shop manual.
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Low speed knock is generally caused by a worn U-joint or by worn side-gear thrust washers. A worn pinion gear shaft bore will also cause a low speed knock."
Gven age of vehicle, a U-joint problem would not be surprising. I know what a U-joint is. I don't know about the other stuff.
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rwengr Posts: 177There may be another connector further "upstream" where the wire has a connector that allows wire to be removed. Or the mfr expected the part to be permanent and never replaced.
Generally, there are 3 types of electrical connector: latch, press, and crimpted.
With latched, you have disengage the latch while you are pulling it apart. Disengage latch and then pull.The connector will seperate into 2 halves.
A press fit relies on friction to hold it together. If exposed to weather it may be very difficult to pull it apart.
A crimped connector is permanent. You have to pull it off or cut it off. Strip the end of the wire and use a crimping tool to apply a new connector. Old connector cannot be reused.
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rwengr Posts: 177I just finished rebuilding front end on my Toyota pickup. It's not 4x4 but I learned a lot. Steering and front suspension interact with each other. Add 4x4 and its more complex.
It's just a suggestion, but put it on jackstands with the wheels aimed straight. Remove a tire and take pictures of how all the linkage looks. Then, put it on jack stands again with the wheels turned all the way. Remove wheel and take pictures again.
Try to identify what looks different and then try to analyze it. Whatever components are in a new position may be the cause. Maybe you will spot something that looks funny or bent. Make sure the CV joint boots are not leaking. The outside of the boot should not be wet. -
rwengr Posts: 177I have pdf version of the Chrysler shop manual. I think I bought it on ebay. Expect to pay close to $100. Another source is a subscription to "alldatadiy.com". It's not as good as the Chrysler manual, but in some cases gives you a lot more reference info than the Haynes manual. The Haynes manual is very good, but it is procedure oriented. If your troubleshooting or solution is not one of their procedures you to have to hope one of their pictures or diagrams will have what you need.
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loosenut Posts: 165sounds like a right front bearing running without lubrication..any good wrench should be able to diadnose it..hope the nut hasn't welded itself to the spindle,as i've seen a few 2 wheel drive do that,and that takes replacing the ehtire spindle,i 3wd,you might have to replace the entire axle..find a good mecanic,or expect to stop every 1/2 mile-till it locks up completely!..and you get to walk home!
edub70 Posts: 1I just finished replacing the engine in my 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. When I start the car, the engine backfires once or twice and revs out of control. I mean, it really revs up like a bat out of hell. Think: your foot all the way down on the accelerator while your car is in park. I immediately need to kill the engine.
I suspect a major air leak, but inspection of the intake system looks good. The intake manifold is on tight, and I can confirm there are no vacuum hoses disconnected. I'm at a loss of what to try next. Any ideas? -
loosenut Posts: 165start looking at basics-like,is the throttle linkage hooked up correctly?..the butterfly valve that lets air into the intake? how about the sensor that tells the computer how far the throttle valve is open?..
-jeeps of that year are a real pain,as dalmer/chrystler won't release the comp codes,so we can fix our own cars !?!-even tho we own them,they still want to get their hands in our pockets for as long as we try to operate them !..my -98 laredo-5,2,awd ain't as easy as it could be,where i was trying to change the transfer case so i could have a 2 w d setting,but if i did that,the computer would go nutz....i dunno,but i wish you luck ! -
tthrasher34 Posts: 1I have an 06 JGC with about 60,000 miles on it, in the last, I would say 2000 miles or so, on a few occassions, I have been stopped at a stop light and when I went to accelerate from the stopped position, my RPM's would climb (4000) but it was as if the tires were on ice and might be spinning. I noticed on the digital gear indicator on the dash, that each of the the P R N D had the broken square indicator around it example [P] [R] [N] [D], I shifted into nuetral and then back into "D" and it went away, and it did it once at highway speed. Does any one have any experience with this happening? Aside from what I have discribed the transmission shifts and drives good as of the last 600 miles that I just drove, could it be a servicing issue? Speaking of servicing, does any one know how to DIY (do-it-yourself)?

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You could use the program for a business card but make it on cardstock in the color of your choice. Then to do the other side, just insert the other side in computer and design that. It might take a few trials/errors, but should be pretty easy. I have done used this method in the past. Just a suggestion...... |
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Terri, I was going to ask the same question as Jill asked. Do you want front and back, or front, back and insides too. I have a program, Corel Print House Magic, that will let you do any of these. You add what it going to all sides and inside and it will print out just right. You can choose whatever size you need. If you don't have that feature in your program(s), you can create a template for it. It would be like a quarter fold card template, but only to the size you need. It would be easy to make. It's just a rectangle made to your size and the dividing lines need to be even. Then you place your graphics and/or text in the appropriare places so that when printed and folded, all is right side up. Which means some of the graphics and/or text will be upside down on the layout. ~Summer °ü° |
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Hi everyone! I hope someone could answer me please. I am a bit frustrated now... I am a newbie gardener and this is my first time growing lettuce. I planted some little gem lettuce from seed and they became 8 inch tall now but I found that there are a lot of big flat dark green leaves which doesn't look like those I bought from market. If I kept cutting/harvesting, I would fine few leaves which look like those market bought one (long and crisp)... What should I do? Can I eat the big flat green leaves? How can I get more long crisp leaves? I accidentally put too much seeds and now it's full of these big flat leaves which I dunno what to do... I don't even know how to cut them. I just cut one leaf at a time which wasted me an hour to cut few leaves... Please help... Millions thanks!!!! |
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Far too late for most lettuces in most of the country. They are cool weather crops that bolt and turn bitter when exposed to summer heat. That may well be the problem you are seeing. So where are you located? If you are in the far north where it is still cool then another possible explanation is that they are planted too closely to form heads. Proper spacing is required for head formation so you may need to heavily thin the patch out. Dave |
Thanks Dave! I am in the south west of the uk. It's been hot few weeks ago... I didn't see they bolt but as you suggested, I planted very closely... Will they develop into head after I thin them out then? What about those big flat green leaves? Should I remove them? Are those edible? Thank you very much! |
A photo would help. Little gem is a head lettuce, not really meant to be harvested leaf by leaf. Head lettuces need space to head out. Little gem should have 6 inches between heads. I find the best way is to thin the baby lettuces by pulling the entire plant, every other plant at least, and keep doing this until the mature plants are at their final spacing. |
The OP is in the UK and lettuce can be grown pretty much year round here. I sow successionally throughout the summer. loveVeg - some tips. 1. Sow the next lot thinner. 2. When the seedlings show start thinning them out i.e. removing some. You can eat the thinnings. 3. It does not take long to take a few leaves from each plant for a salad. That's what I do at the start of the season when the plants aren't fully grown. 4. The ones you buy have been trimmed for sale so the outer leaves have been removed. All of a lettuce is perfectly edible. You just have to experiment to find out whether you like the outer leaves or not. Fussy eaters might just go for the hearts. Personally I eat every bit that isn't actually yellowed or bug eaten. 5. If the plants are 8 inches tall they are nearing maturity and will start to bolt soon i.e. they will put up a stem and start making flowers. You don't want this to happen but you can't stop it so you need to eat up the ones which show signs of the centre pushing up taller. 6. Now you are growing your own lettuce you will discover that it actually has flavour and is not just a bland, crunchy substrate for a dressing. In fact it doesn't even need to be crunchy to be good. I always grow a mixture of red, green, cos, looseleaf and heading types so the salad bowl contains a wide variety of shapes, colours and flavours. You can buy packets of mixed seed so you don't have to get lots of different types in quantity. Little Gem is my favourite lettuce but it isn't very big so imo you need to get eating. I also suggest you do a bit of reading so the next lot is better organised. You can sow more now and keep putting in small batch of seeds until September. |
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Thank you so much everyone! When I sow the seed, I kept 6 inches space in between. But once they grew, they were packed! I understand much more now. Definitely will thin out the lettuce before they mature next time... and I feel better now as I can still eat them although they are not perfect! Thank you!!! floral_uk, thank you so much for all the information. It's really helpful. When I read point 4., I could imagine I was like those kids who never saw a real orange and thought orange only come in juice-form! lol and yes, I found the lettuce taste so much better. I don't really mind eating those big flat leaves which gave a different taste~ will definitely try mixed seed next time! Thank you so much again xxx |
Hi Hi~ Just want to let you know that I follow your advice to thin out my lettuce. Just now when I tried to picked some of them, I realised there were few leaves which were burnt or eaten by bugs, but when I removed those leaves, I found the lovely green crunchy heart inside and they were huge and bugs free! Thank you so much again!!! |
Good stuff. Have you sowed more to keep up a succession? |
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noun \prē-ˈse-shən\Definition of PRECESSION
: a comparatively slow gyration of the rotation axis of a spinning body about another line intersecting it so as to describe a cone
— pre·ces·sion·al \-ˈsesh-nəl, -ˈse-shə-nəl\ adjective
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New Latin praecession-, praecessio, from Medieval Latin, act of preceding, from Latin praecedere to precede
First Known Use: 1879
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accession, aggression, bull session, compression, concession, confession, depression, digression, discretion, egression, expression, impression, ingression, jam session, obsession, oppression, procession, profession, progression, recession, refreshen, regression, repression, secession, skull session, succession, suppression, transgression
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Phenomenon associated with the action of a gyroscope or a spinning top and consisting of a comparatively slow rotation of the axis of rotation of a spinning body about a line intersecting the spin axis. It arises as a result of external torque acting on the body. One example of precession is the smooth, slow circling of a spinning top (the uneven wobbling is called nutation). Precession of the Earth's axis of rotation is the reason that the positions of celestial bodies appear to drift systematically with the passage of time. See also precession of the equinoxes.
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2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT Limited Wagon
ProsFun, Fast, great handling Wagon with decent feature for the money ConsTurbo replaced twice, reliability
Gt Wagon Rules! — UPDATE 11/24/2014: The Turbo on this car blew at 70,000 miles and cost $3000 to repair. Just 12,000 miles later, the factory replacement turbo died. Ended up selling the car to Car Max. I have downgraded the review accordingly. I would not recommend getting one of these used, as there are documented problems with the turbochargers. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Original review This is a great compromise for a 30 something looking to not spend a lot of cash, but get a great performing car. The turbo 250hp engine is really nice, as are the sport shift and of course all wheel drive. I find the car very comfortable, but my wife gets a sore back driving it. this car has the biggest sunroof I have ever seen - great if you like sunroofs - it's almost like driving a convertible when fully opening - even the rear seat passengers see sky straight over head. H Here are some problems with the car: 1. there is a very well hidden button on top of the steering wheel column, which turns on the parking lights half way. I have no idea why you would want to do this. But one day, I got the car detailed, and the interior cleaner guy hit the button, turning on these lights. these are the only lights on the car that do not go off automatically when the key is out - and they are not brigh enough to notice on a sunny day. So I went home, parked, and the next mroning battery was dead. Luckily, my neighbor has Subarus, and told me what the problem was or I never would have figured it out. Every time someone cleans the car this happens, so watch out. 2. When you open the car doors, the front map lights do not come on - it is very dark in the drivers seat, so you need to manually switch them on at night to get organized before driving. 3. There is no way to turn on the center dome light from the driver's seat. this is a huge pain at night when the kids drop something and can't find it, and is something that constantly comes up if you have small kids. 4. I have had this car for a year and a half, and I drive hard and fast. The brake rotors have warped twice. the first time, the dealer resurfaced (turned) them, the second time they replaced all four. All under warranty - no charge. But, a car this sporty should have bigger brakes. Overall, I love this car. For the money, you won't find a better wagon. Owner for 1 years, 7 months Primary Use: Family transportation Miles Driven per Year:17,000
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2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5i
Prosdurability Consa little small on interior space and uncostomizeable head unit
Can't Beat It For The Money! — excellent! durable! inexpensive! awd standard! IIHS top safety pick! voted the safest car for that year! highest resale value of any brand! It advertises as 25mpg highway, but i bought it used with 50k and have been averaging between 27-28 without any mods. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT Wagon
Prosfun to upgrade Consthe fact that i have a payment
Its A Sleeper — five stars across the board! Good on gas, plenty of get up and go. Enough room in the back for almost any outdoor activities. doesn't look like a 13 second car so your not as likely to get pulled over. very reliable. Oh and as long as you change the oil..they run forever! |
2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5i
ProsPerformance, color, appearance, interior design ConsCost of repairs
The Subaru Review — It's a powerful machine all packed into an attractive package. I enjoy this car the most of all my vehicles. It performs under any weather condition, yet still manages to get decent gas mileage. It has tight handling and superior suspension. The only thing I frown upon is the cost of repairing a foreign car, but fortunately that doesn't happen too often. |
2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT Limited Wagon
ProsPowerful engine, AWD, great in the snow, very comfortable, great cargo space, panoramic sunroof. ConsPremium fuel
Great Family Car — This is my third Subaru and it did not disappoint. Well built and extremely reliable, very comfortable for long trips. The turbocharged engine is very powerful, although there is just a hint of lag at low revs with the automatic transmission. AWD is great in the snow and wet, however this is a road car, not an off road vehicle (ground clearance too low). Handling is very safe, with moderate understeering when pushed hard. Understated styling with a very light and airy cockpit. Panoramic sunroof offers great views and is draft free even at highway speeds but it becomes noisy at speeds above 50 mph. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5i
ProsIts a suby Consnothi g
Plain Awesome — It was a non turbo :( but the car was just awesome it cornered like no other all wheel drifting was intense. When i wrecked it it held up really well. I recommend this car to all who want a good vehicle. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT
Proseverything other than the negatives ConsPremium fuel only car and no folding rear seat.
2005 Subaru Legacy Gt — Great acceleration after turbo spools up, great quality, no rattles, squeaks etc. the handling is pretty good - the factory Bridgestone tires are CRAP. Mileage it ok when you drive it easy - 10L/100km in the city, 8.5 to 9.0L on the highway. the premium fuel only sucks, but it's not mad. |
2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT Limited
ProsThis car has been such a fun build project the last couple of years. It is reliable for all that has been done and accomplished. The guys over at BK Industries have been great through all this, and so much help. The car drives fantastic, is fun & sounds great. You can drive conservative, if you can keep your foot off the accelerator. I love that this car is low key and doesn't attract the cops....its a Legacy, not an Sti, Wrx or an Evo but just as quick. ConsEven with dampers on the coilovers turned to the softest settings, it's still a rough ride compared to stock suspension/normal cars.
A Blast To Get In And Drive Every Week — This car is fun to drive, handles magnificent and still gets pretty good gas mileage. It is tuned for 91 octane pump gas. Even with 400whp, the car still gets decent gas mileage (19 city/ 24 hwy). I think that has surprised me the most. The 6 speed Sti transmission is a much better fit than the 5 speed that came with the car. The 5 speed clutch and tranny couldn't handle the engine power, so that's why the big decision was made to swap to the better transmission. Primary Use: Family transportation |
2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT
ProsSafety, handling, practicality, fun, performance ConsNone
Love This Car — Performance - Great acceleration, sharp handling and 4WD grip. Build Quality - Little to no maintenance Appearance - Sleek styling, understated, one of Subaru's best looking cars Cost of Ownership - Insurance and a little high, and gas mileage a little low, but great on a 300 HP turbocharged sedan! Fun Factor - Stick shift makes it a hoot to drive, once turbo gets boost going, it really starts moving good! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2005 Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT Limited
Prosmanual transmission Consmanual transmission
It's The Shiznit — It's a Subaru, that's not a WRX. It's still got a turbo, a manual transmission, heated seats, leather interior, can fit a lot of stuff in the back, has see through windows, sit down seats and anything else anyone would want in a car. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Wow By Kevin_g
Had the 2013 Legacy 2.4L and I was satisfied overall, but I was annoyed by a few things, mainly the lack of power when cold. So when I got my 2015 in August I went straight to 3.6L. Wow, absolutely no... Read More
Sexy By jimmygaudet
I just purchased the 2015 Legacy 2.5i with black cloth interior, winter package and a dealer package. The reviews say it looks plain but I love its classic looks. I test drove the 2015 impreza (sucks)... Read More
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Best Car For The Money That You Can Buy By Jerseyboy_222
How can you go wrong with an all wheel drive car that is always at the top of the charts when it comes to safety and reliability for under $24,000? Do you get all of the technological bells and whist... Read More
Comfortable Ride W/ Great Gas Milage + Awd By MattSuppa
When I started researching fuel-efficient all wheel drive vehicles, the Subaru Legacy was at the top of the list. I live in the Northeast, and drive about 40 miles each way (mostly highway) to and fro... Read More
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Everyone Needs To Own A Legacy! By ckear001
Since I live in the northeast, I wanted to get a vehicle reliable in the winter. I previously owned a Jeep Grand Cherokee, which I absolutely loved, but must say the Legacy is BETTER for winter drivin... Read More
Subaru 2.5 6 Speed Is A Good Car By Melkoun1
i'm nineteen years old and got the car brand new. its my first stick and its hold up really good. i like the appearance but definitely want to do some little tweaks, the six speed is great, seats are... Read More
2012 Subaru Legacy Reviews
My Day Behind The Wheel By ArethaFlowers
I thought it was just like other midsized sedans. I found things easily enough before I drove it. I wasn't impressed with its "get up and go". I did both city and highway driving in the car. I have a ... Read More
True Legacy By mdlgan
this is a great car good for a family of 4-5, the best all wheel drive system i've ever experienced. leg room is amazing a 6'2" adult can sit in the back seat with the front seat pushed all the way b... Read More
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Trustworthy By skiwallace
I'm glad there are still a few manual transmissions around. This car is pretty low maintenance, it doesn't scream for attention or need much. Handles well, good mileage, nice car. I like the bluetooth... Read More
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This car is so quite riding down the highway, it is such a nice car. Most Subaru's are made for utility with all wheel drive and lack quality. Subaru really put thought and effort in the comfort of th... Read More
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Back in November this was just a plan in my head. The kitchen I did 27 years ago needed a little lift. I built a plywood mock up of the hood to be sure it would work in the space where we had no hood and a downdraft before. Well, I'm happy to say that it did work, and for a couple weeks now we have been enjoying our new old kitchen... |
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After graduating from high school in Puerto Rico, Lissette Napoleoni relocated to Columbus, Ohio, where she graduated with honors and earned a Degree in Advertising from the School of Journalism at Ohio State University. After graduation Napoleoni moved to Michigan, and earned a Master's Degree in Telecommunication Arts; Video and Film Production, from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, with a full Merit Fellowship.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyPhv7FmgDk (commercial spec- director-1 minute) Her first job came as a director and videographer of a promotional campaign for Miller Lite/Leo Burnett in Detroit, Michigan. Afterwards she began work video-taping castings for Video Portfolios agency in New York City, which had casting clients such as Elizabeth Arden, Calvin Klein, Paramount Television shows, and television pilots. While in New York, Napoleoni also became a professional photographer, and specialized in headshots for actors and publicity pictures for musicians; while also participating as a model in several hair and runway shows for Jean Paul Mitchell products. It was during these years in New York City that she met musician and guitar player Peter Valentino, and after relocating to the East Village, formed the band Neon Venus, for which she became the lead singer. After a few years in NY, Napoleoni arrived to California where she directed and produced her first rockumentary in 2004 based on the Neon Venus European Band Tour for the Armed troops; and also directed and produced four Neon Venus music videos. All of these Neon Venus video productions aired on MTV Español, MTV Puerto Rico and VHUno from 2003-2008. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykAx5PPKD24 (Beso a Beso, first MTV video) And also, she has more raw, underground rock videos such as this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9s0HeAtJEKE One of the videos was mostly shot underwater in a pool, where Napoleoni got to show her skills as a synchronized swimmer, (from her past training and participation as a teenager in The National Synchronized Swimming Team of Puerto Rico): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuVzL7pE0Os (VHUno). Her band Neon Venus rode the wave of the Latin music exploding scene (2000-2010), which included mainstream artists like Paulina Rubio, Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez, and also up and coming alternative acts such as Mana, the Aterciopelados, Calle 13, etc. http://www.mtv.com/artists/neon-venus/ During this time, she also took acting courses with Jeff Conaway (Taxi, Grease) that focused on film scenes. In 2008, she opened a theater/performance venue in Las Vegas, NV, giving her the opportunity to host shows, while dancing and singing in several Vegas casinos including the Paris, the Palazzo, Sahara, the Excalibur, and several others. It's there where she became part of her second thriving indie scene, the exciting popping up of venues and artistic life in the Arts Disctrict in Las Vegas. She performed with dozens of other bands during the key years of the development of the much needed artistic community of LV, near the Strip: http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/blogs/the-playground/2009/apr/10/become-model-percussionist-or-living-sculpture-neo/, http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/news/2009/jun/18/neon-different-kind/ Shortly thereafter, Napoleoni opened a second venue The Neon Venus Art Theater currently established in Hollywood, CA. Here she has formulated and offered acting classes, voice lessons, photography and film classes, and she has produced and booked 40 to 50 monthly live shows since 2012 (most performances focus on Improv). In 2012, she started the first Improv Troupe program of the venue. Presently, Napoleoni organizes and manages all events at The Neon Venus Art Theater, with shows varying from Improv, to stand-up, to rock performances, including film meet-ups, and speaking engagements formulated to educate the community in all areas of filmmaking. Past speakers include producer/story editor Adam Coplan (The Last Samurai, Daddy Day Care, IRobot, Wonder Boys, The Truman Show, The Matrix, Lethal Weapon 4, Conspiracy Theory); producer/director Darin Scott (Menace II Society, To Sleep With Anger, Tales From the Hood, Something Wicked); and sound expert Lou Kleinman (Godzilla, Gladiator, The Bourne Identity) among many others (http://www.meetup.com/Filmmaking-and-Screenings-in-Hollywood/). She currently manages additional artistic activities at the theater that include meet-up art shows (http://www.meetup.com/The-Hollywood-Painting-Meetup/). Some of the work showcased in past art exhibitions, including Napoleoni's own fine art photography.
They say lighting doesn't strike twice, but it hit three times, when Lissette's community of actors became part of a third very exciting growing indie movement, the booming Improv scene in Los Angeles: http://www.laweekly.com/2013-07-04/stage/improv-clubhouse-crashbar-tnt/
Her life in the middle of thriving artistic communities has influenced her personal artistic projects and in the position of director and producer, Napoleoni is currently in the development stage of producing an indie film based on an original screenplay she wrote entitled ZEROES (http://www.zeroesfilm.com ).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQKTxpv_-QU (Lissette's five minute directing reel)
Lissette became sole owner of the venue in August 2013, after an amicable split (and divorce) from business partner Peter Valentino,.


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In the midst of kitchen remodel and ordering all new appliances. My husband loves the KitchenAid 30-Inch 5-Burner Double Oven Gas Range
http://www.lowes.com/ProductDisplay?partNumber=35066-46-KGRS505XSS&catalogId=10051&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=3256864 I love the idea of using the smaller oven for our everyday single item cooking. Does it really save a lot of energy? Im confused as to why this stove isnt on the ENERGY STAR list..... We are ordering all KA appliances: dishwasher; KitchenAid 23-7/8-Inch Built-In Dishwasher
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Any opinions on any of the above most appreciated! |
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"Does it really save a lot of energy? " Nope ! |
Im confused as to why this stove isnt on the ENERGY STAR list.....Domestic/consumer ranges are not subject to Energy Star rating. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Are there Energy Star qualified ovens, ranges, or microwave ovens?
Had no idea that ovens arent Energy Star..... So hoping someone has something positive to say about double ovens/ and convection ovens. Have never owned either.... |
If you are not already familiar with the site, this link to consumeraffairs.com might be helpful. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Range problems
Yea - Ive read thru those. Thanks!! Just wondering about DOUBLE OVENS and CONVECTION OVENS in particular... |
Convection ovens are great - they provide more even heat than regular ovens for baking. Gas convection ovens are particularly good for roasting meats and poultry - moist heat that keeps the meat juicy on the inside and brown on the outside. People generally like having two ovens but it's not clear how much room you have in the two ovens on a 30" range. KA makes great refrigerators and DWs but their ranges and ovens don't get great reviews. You don't have to get all KA appliances - many people mix and match. |
- Posted by mercymygft (My Page) on Sun, Oct 23, 11 at 14:06
FWIW... That range is about $500 cheaper on ajmadison.com with free shipping and no sales tax. Sometimes on KA products it will say it cannot deliver to your area, but I hear if you call them they can. |
We looked at this very range this afternoon. Came home and read the reviews and decided to wait awhile. GE is coming out this fall with a new one that looks promising but I will probably wait for reviews on it too before spending that kind of money. |
We bought it at Lowes - and the guy that was helping us said he sold the same three Kitchen Aid appliances (fridge/range/dishwasher) to SIX different people just this week. The people he has sold this to in the past had no complaints, and many have come back in to say they were happy. In my opinion, you have to take those online reviews with a grain of salt. If someone has a bad experience, they are going to write a review - but not often will people who are happy write a review at all. The few negative comments didnt sound like major flaws to me. I went and looked at it again today - and yes, the ovens are smallish, but for what I cook - its perfect. We will use the top one more often Im sure. You do have to really bend down to use the bottom oven - but not really an issue for me...... IM happy with my choice. As far as convection - I know nothing about it and it will definitely be trial and error for me to figure that out. With the oven I have now - it cooks faster and hotter, so Ive learned to make those adjustments. Itll be a new cooking adventure with this new stove. ANd its beautiful to look at as well..... We got an amazing deal at Lowes - the guy took a lot of $ off, plus with the rebate itll put it right about at the online prices we saw. And Lowes inspects it before they deliver it - which is great! |
You may be right about the reviews but they still hold some credibility with me. Please let us know how you like it. I'm also looking at Kitchenaid dishwashers so us know about it too. Thanks. |
Will do! and will say there are plenty of positive feedback on the Kitchen Aid Double Oven range as well......... |
I would agree with 'weissman' that for DW and a fridge, KA is probably as good as you can get. In those areas, Whirlpool Corp. (under any of their brand names) seems to excel. The cooking appliances though, may be another question. Jenn-Air (Whirlpool Corp.) is pushing so hard to move their ranges that they're giving away the DW. Tempting as that is, I'm not convinced that I want to take a chance on one. I can just see the electronics on the front failing or frying in another year or two. As far as double oven ranges, a single guy I know purchased a Kenmore Elite (prob mfg. by LG) 30" double oven range and liked it a lot. Said he used the smaller top oven almost exclusively. I haven't found many other friends who have gone that route, though. And, from my observation, a 30" range just doesn't have the necessary surface area to adequately handle 5 burners. A nice idea, but it seems you'll need to use rather small pots and pans to avoid them all bumping each other. Good luck with your decision. |
I doubt i would ever use the 5th burner........ |
So ive been searching reviews, consumer reports, various stores, epinions etc etc - and I have to say Ive read a lot more positive reviews than negative on this range. |
Getting by nov 10th |
- Posted by booger3914 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 1, 12 at 20:10
I bought my Wife this exact range for Christmas. She really likes the small, upper oven. The lower oven, with convection, cooked a perfect turkey for Christmas dinner. We also use the griddle burner quite a bit. We're very happy with our purchase. |
Asking ANYONE who has this type of oven.....I am concerned about the bending and lifting from the bottom oven. I am sure the top one will be used the most, but for that gigantic turkey or pot of beef bourguignon --- is it too low, too hard to lift from that height? I have always wanted this kind of oven, but am concerned about usage issues as I get older and weaker! |
- Posted by clarygrace (My Page) on Wed, Mar 21, 12 at 14:57
pkmolde -- if this is a new install or a replacement, your contractor/cabinetmaker can help you determine which is the best height of the ovens for your comfort. I'm only 5'1" and have different brand of double ovens, but we measured based on my height plus a little more (I am short,hubby tall) so that it would be positioned at an acceptable level without having to stoop too much! Good luck! |
- Posted by weedmeister (My Page) on Wed, Mar 21, 12 at 16:02
We're talking about a range, not a double wall oven. Though I suppose you could raise a range up off the floor. |
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Hey Everyone! Here's the progress ...... Feeling rather big :)
Again sorry for the see-thru shirt, but just imagine it's summer... could be a bathing suit LOL!
Hey Everyone! Here's the progress ...... Feeling rather big :)
Again sorry for the see-thru shirt, but just imagine it's summer... could be a bathing suit LOL!
Very cute!!! You look great too!!!
Oh Angie...How adorable!!! you and the babe!!!!! You look amazing as usual...I can totally see his little face!!! It's fantastic!!! Are you okay from the cyst-like pain??
that's hilarious! I could totally see it, which is amazing because I can never figure the u/s pics out!
You look great by the way!
You should totally frame that and hang it!!! That's hysterical but also very cool....It's like a piece of art!!!
You look fabulous, your baby is just adorable - you have every reason to be this excited! God bless the two of you!
You look wonderful and your little guy is a cutie.
angie- you look great... nice bathing suit too! you're doing great and what a great shot of your baby's face!
3D u/s is so cool!
You look great Angie!!!! And I love the pics - your baby looks adorable!!!! I especially like the added colour thanks to paintshop!!! Tee hee!
You look great!! And I could see the baby's face without your added artwork....lol.
Angie-you've gained only 15 lbs? I've gained 25 and I though it was because I was underweight. You were underweight, too, right? now I'm nervous...
Those are great pics! He's adorable!
I'm 5'6", and I guess I don't look like I've gained weight to people just looking at me, but I can tell that my legs and arms are bigger (just from being a runner-I used to be actually toned-now I just feel flabby!). Dh just ran a marathon and was running 140 miles per week and needless to say, I believe I now outweigh him! I used to weigh about the same as you and now I'm in the 130s!
i'm pretty worried about weight too. i gained 2 pounds in first 12 weeks and then when i went back one week later...i gained another 3.
3 in one week! ouch! not sure what that's all about. but you both look great and are doing great! i'm 6' 0'', does that mean i can go wild? :)
Becky that's really good, especially with your height and that you're having two babies. I wouldn't worry about that at all! I gained about 7 lbs. in my first trimester and I am only 5'4". You're doing great in my opinion.
You look amazing and the baby looks cool, especially with the 'touch up'.lol
You're looking good and baby is so cute...love the 3d pics!
Have any of you had the privilege of having your Dr. tell you that you had "quite a weight gain" since your last appointment? That's what my dr. said to me!! I gained 7 lbs. in a month, which brings my total up to like 13 or 14. I don't think that is so bad considering I am finally able to enjoy food again.
Ang, I love the 3D pic but the drawing is even better! I'm thinking about possibly doing a 3D one soon.
You look great! And VERY cute pics!
I love how you made art with his 3D pick..I can never figure out how to look at them cool way to do it... Belly shot looks great..
can you believe you're almost in the third tri? that's great!
You look great! I love the baby pics too. I was also told that the suggested weight gain was reduced. They only wanted me to gain 30 with twins and I believe I gained 29.


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Director Terry Gilliam is trying to figure out how to keep Heath Ledger in his last film, according to one of the late actor's co-stars in "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus," which Ledger was still shooting when he died last week.
"Terry's throwing himself into the job of trying to salvage the picture," veteran actor Christopher Plummer told People.com over the weekend.Despite reports the director might shelve the $30 million production, Gilliam, whom Plummer described as "terribly saddened" by Ledger's death, is "trying to work out at this moment how to continue on. Fortunately, because the film deals with magic, there is a way, perhaps, of turning Heath into other people and then, using stills and I think they call it CGI."
Ledger and Plummer left the London portion of the movie's shoot last weekend and were due to continue filming next week in Vancouver. Plummer said, "Heath was in very high spirits," though Plummer confirmed Ledger was ill and complaining about not being able to sleep.
As for reports that Gilliam has approached Johnny Depp to step into Ledger's role, the actor's rep said, "There have been no official talks, and he is currently working on 'Public Enemies' for Michael Mann for Universal."
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The Alleged Gov. Bradford First Thanksgiving Proclamation
The "First Thanksgiving"
For some years, a document (reproduced below) described as Governor Bradford's first Thanksgiving proclamation has surfaced periodically. It is supposed to date from 1623, which is indeed the year of the first Day of Thanksgiving proclaimed in Plymouth Colony. However, there are a number of problems with this identification:
The date of celebration was given as November 29, while the 1623 event happened in the summer, most probably the end of July.
The 1623 event celebrated two events - the end of a drought, and the news that a ship carrying new colonists, feared sunk, was safe and in transit. It had nothing to do with the harvest, activities of Native Americans, pestilence or the establishment of the church.
Plymouth Colony had no pastor at this time; the religious leader was Elder William Brewster..
The proclamation included anachronistic terms such as vegetables, Pilgrims and Plymouth Rock..
Based on the above evidence, the proclamation was probably created sometime in the 20th century. We have yet to trace its origin with any more accuracy. If anyone knows or finds any datable printed source which would help us, please email us at this adddress: email@example.com
"In 1623, William Bradford, the first Governor of the Colony, wrote a proclamation containing the spirit of the first Thanksgiving.
Inasmuch as the great Father has given us this year an abundant harvest of Indian corn, wheat, peas, squashes and garden vegetables, and made the forest to abound with game and the sea with fish and clams, and inasmuch as he has protected us from the ravages of the savages, has spared us from the pestilence and granted us freedom to worship God according to the dictates of our own conscience, now I, your magistrate do proclaim that all ye Pilgrims, with your wives and ye little ones, do gather at ye meeting house, on ye hill, between the hours of nine and twelve in the daytime on Thursday, November ye 29th, of the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred and twenty-three, and the third year since ye Pilgrims landed on ye Plymouth Rock, there to listen to ye Pastor and render Thanksgiving to ye Almighty God for all his blessings.
Plimoth Plantation P. O. Box 1620 Plymouth, MA 02362 (508) 746-1622
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Our Goodbye to Disney Baby
About a year ago, I was invited to be a part of this magical place, Disney Baby. While I was overwhelmed with excitement about writing for such a beloved site, I'd never done anything like this, and I had no idea what to expect. A year later, I can tell you it's been a wonderful journey. I've really and truly had the chance to embrace the sweet baby moments as my little girl — a third child — has experienced them. This opportunity has allowed me to focus in, reach out, and soak up the wonder that is motherhood.
Well, this month, my Disney baby became a Disney kid. Yes, she turned two and, together, we're growing up and leaving the baby stage behind. It's a bit sad to say goodbye to dimpled wrists, cozy snuggles, and powder-fresh scents, but I'm confident wherever life leads us next will be just as thrilling.
My Princess Has a Throne: Magical Sparkle Potty
The product mentioned in this post was provided free of charge by Disney Baby. To find out more about this item for purchase, please click here.
With two big brothers in a one-bathroom house, there's no doubt that potty training is on our baby girl's mind. She's not quite ready, but the time has come to think about it. Enter the Magical Sparkle Potty System from Disney Baby.
"Pink" was thrilled when it arrived. She wanted to use it right away. But, it turns out having two big brothers is a bit confusing. Because she tried to stand over it. Then when I told her to sit, she did. Backwards. So, yeah. We have a bit to learn.
3 Ways to Make Peace With Your Toddler Using Semantics
Let's face it, once your itty-bitty baby enters oh-so-opinionated toddlerhood, life changes. Most of it's outrageously fun — the discovery, the vocabulary, the interactions, the independence. But every now and then, these little people decide to dig in and show us who's boss. Having been through this a few times myself, I've learned that sometimes it's really as simple as using our words (funny, that's the name of my personal blog). By adjusting your perspective, you'll adjust your toddler's too.
Here are a few examples.
Moms Working For You: Moxie Bibs Have Got You Covered
I'll be honest, I have a love-hate relationship with bibs. I hate messes, so they're a must. But most bibs end up doing half the job, or being just as much work as no bib at all. That's why I knew Amy of Moxie Bibs struck genius when I learned about her idea. The Moxie Bib is anything but your traditional plastic-y bib. It's actually quite lovely to look at, and is worn more like a shirt, but with a cool open back and easy-to-secure velcro tab at the neck. The best part? It really does wash like a little miracle. My kids have gotten pretty much anything that comes in a jar or a can on ours, and they look as good as new. (Plus it's quite the conversation starter when you head out to eat.)
These are my go-to baby gift for repeat moms, and every single one has wondered why they didn't know about the Moxie Bib sooner. So, now I'm letting all of you in on my little secret…
A Family of 2-Year Olds
From the second a baby is born, it seems everyone from the delivery nurse to the stranger at the gas station likes to discuss who the precious little button looks like. "Ooh, he's got your eyes." Or, "I see your husband's mom in her smile." And so on.
With each of my kids, people constantly say they look just like my husband. Since I happen to find my husband to be very attractive, I take this as a compliment. But, of course, there's a little piece of me that longs for people to see me when they look into my kids' eyes. (And since all of them have my blue eyes, well, you'd think that might be the case. But no.)


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Developer Homepage: http://www.aida64.com
Product Homepage: http://www.AIDA64.com
Replacing Everest in our labs is AIDA64. This new testing suite is from the core development team from Lavalys and continues that tradition. The guys have thrown in better support for multithreaded CPUs as well as full 64 bit support. We use this to test memory and HDDs for now, but may find ourselves opening this up to other areas of the motherboard.
Looking at USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 performance, you can see that it is exactly where you'd expect it to be, with really nothing changing between all setups.


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In 1974, Ntozake Shange's choreopoem "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf" made its stage debut, combining poetry, dance and music, and most significantly, placing the black female experience centre stage. In lyrical, honest, angry, funny and tender language, Shange's "colored girls" evoked the feelings woven into the fabric of black female life in America. Within two years, the play became a Broadway sensation, won an Obie and Tony Award, and would eventually be produced in regional theatres throughout the country. Now, 36 years later, filmmaker Tyler Perry adapts this landmark work for the big screen, integrating the vivid language of Shange's poems into a contemporary narrative that explores what it means to be a woman of color - and a woman of any color - in this world.
Contains strong language, violence and one scene of sexual violence
2 hours 14 minutes
Tyler Perry Whoopi Goldberg Macy Gray Loretta Devine Kimberly Elise Tessa Thompson Janet Jackson Michael Ealy Thandie Newton Kerry Washington
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Here it is. I'm on it, and so are some of your favorite bloggers and some new ones. The list includes professionals and amateurs, newspaper critics, scholars, performers, etc. When I'm on my "other computer" again, I'll link to the list in my blog's margin.
Thanks to Colin Eatock, critic, composer, musician and blogger based in Toronto.
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Micro-sized motor vehicles fuel another gem on Live Arcade
It's a bit of an animal… turd
Balls of death
Big John blitzes into the next generation! But he's left some features behind...
Next-Gen Madden's looking great, but still second-string compared to its current-gen teammates
Brilliant on the field and off, Madden delivers a gridiron feast
Football's megadynasty shows some growing pains, but still scores
La mega-dinastia de futbol Americano demuestra algunos dolores de madurez, pero todavia gana puntos
Getting it right in the most important places – and wrong in the others
Teetering on the edge of greatness
Strong, but uneven, Madden keeps chugging along
This is the one we've been waiting for
Warmed-over, ahem, "extreme" football that leaves us yawning
Two 1950s gangsters and a whole city to conquer. What could possibly go wrong?
Duel your heart out
Dueling with wizardly warriors
Actually, turns out the sword is mightier than the pen
More like Majin and the Forsaken King-fun
Keeping pace but not getting ahead
In the rush to release, MLB2K6 stumbles on the way to the plate
MLB 2K7 isn't just a pretty face
A major improvement in pitching is offset by a drop-off in visual quality
A diamond in the rough
This just in: marble madness is still fun
A refreshing example of stealth action done right
As heroes fight amongst themselves, we feel like we've seen it before
When two tribes go to war… expect chaos
How can this possibly be better than MvC2?
Get ready for a fanboy's delight in this spandex-filled adventure
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Guitar Shotgun: An Axe and a Gun in One
I always thought those flicks with Antonio Banderas where his guitar case is actually a gun were pretty cool. The police recently seized the weapon that Banderas should have had from a man in Sweden. The local police in Luleå, a little town in Northern Sweden, raided the home of a man and found number of illegal weapons after receiving an anonymous tip.
The oddest of the assortment was the guitar you see here – with a double barrel shotgun inside the body and the barrels running through the neck. Talk about getting your shred on. The body of the guitar had the start of a trigger to fire the shotgun.
The man told the police the guitar was "a fun thing that was not finished." The police found stickers of local gangs and believe the man was selling illegal weapons. I wonder if the guitar would still play music.
[via Neatorama]
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Adds new meaning to the phrase "Lets Rock!"
cool…considering an electric guitar doesnt depends of the percusion box, just need to instal the Mics, strings and frets, the guitar would play as good as any other.


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Today we celebrate World Sherry Day by sampling the delicious aperitif in many of its forms – from a salty Manzanilla to the unctuous Pedro Ximenez – there is (as they say) something for everyone. And to go with each sherry, there will be jamon – Serrano Ham Croquetas, Clams with Chorizo, Iberico ham, and delicious puddings – each matched with a different sherry to tickle your tastebuds.
And if there is one thing more associated with sherry than Spanish ham, it's my mother. And it happens to be her birthday! HAPPY BIRTHDAY MUM!
And if you were wondering, that's not an entirely gratuitous picture of Penelope Cruz she did once star in the 1992 film Jamon Jamon


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As American Apparel executives scrambled to pay vendors this spring, they frequently ran into a frustrating problem: Where were the checks? Many times, the answer was Chief Executive Dov Charney's Los Angeles mansion. Starting early this year, Mr. Charney began signing all of the company's checks—hundreds of them every month—one of several bottlenecks that plagued the fashion chain as its finances withered, people familiar with the situation said. Mr. Charney's sexual antics have commanded the headlines, but beneath the salacious details was a business that had fallen into almost complete disarray, the people said. American Apparel, a major retailer with 10,000 employees and 249 stores, lacked seasoned executives, which often required Mr. Charney to dive in to fix problems. The general counsel was personally managing the company's fleet of stores. This spring, the legal department was reduced to two people. And Mr. Charney was swimming in checks. They were delivered by assistants to his office or home, where they would pile up for weeks before resurfacing in the accounts-payable department, the people familiar with the matter said. Mr. Charney purposely held the checks while he investigated whether the amounts were correct, said a person familiar with his thinking. [WSJ]
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KPMG Confident There Will Be No Further Meetings In Parking Lots Staked Out By The FBI
By Jon ShazarThe Big Four firm has taken a good, hard look at itself in the wake of the Skechalife controversy, and it likes what it sees. Read more »
As you may have heard, last evening Warren Buffett was in New York, to celebrate the re-opening of the 40/40 club with his good friend, Jay-Z. A photo was taken of the brothers from another mother, in which Jay-Z excitedly examines Warren's tie, as Buffett slips his fingers into Z's shirt sleeve. While the reason for the latter move is unclear at this time (some have speculated that WB's hands may have been cold and so what? Is that weird or something?), we now have a bit more clarity re: Jay-Z's interest in the Oracle's threads. Read more »
"AIG continues to make good on its commitment to pay the American people back," the one-time insurance giant and current liquidation special's CEO said today. Its customers may be a different story.
AIG announced that it has reduced its debt to the federal government by $25 billion–it now owes slightly less than $100 billion–giving the New York Fed big preferred stakes in a pair of subsidiaries it plans to sell off in the not-too-distant future. Another piece of AIG is also set to go, with a bid on its way for the insurer's aviation-leasing business, International Lease Finance Corp.
Peachy. Too bad things are not going as well as planned at the firm's flagship insurance business, renamed Chartis to help eliminate that awful Hank Greenberg smell. Seems it may be looking at a $12 billion shortfall, which makes AIG's proclamations of the soundness of its insurance business sound, to this untrained ear, rather like a lie.