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Sun, Jan 9, 11 at 13:31
The machine does spin but occasionally the clothes will be really wet at the end of the cycle. It spins the water out of the machine though, no standing water. My husband is a handyman and he wants to "figure" out the problem. He had lid open and made it spin and it would go but got slower. The machine is 9 years old and it's only used for husbands farm clothes. I've got a front loader thankfully!
Anyone have ideas or repairs to try? The machine is ready to be torn apart. It's been a great machine up until recently! Thanks |
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- Posted by shannonplus2 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 9, 11 at 14:20
Make sure your duct to the outside is cleared. Very often, it's as simple as that, and has nothing to do with the spin. Have you had the duct cleared in the 9 years you've had the dryer? If the duct is clogged with lint, it won't exhaust, and the water from the clothes has no place to go, so the clothes don't dry. You should post on the Gardenweb's Laundry Forum. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Gardenweb's Laundry Forum
Alanis, a model number is helpful so responders to your question can determine what kind of mechanism is involved. |
- Posted by gsciencechick (My Page) on Mon, Jan 10, 11 at 13:17
Also, if you have very few things in the washer, they won't spin dry as well as if has more or larger items. |
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This place is very member-friendly and it looks good. The control panel is damn near perfect. It's easy to move around, post, display and edit.
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It's pretty intuitive which is nice, I am wondering if we need to see the page that tells us our posts are successful and why it can just go back tot eh thread we posted on with the updated post tho. Seems like an extra page for page sake... :D
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Tuesday Service Plays
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Mr. A's
Los Angeles Angels (21-13) at Kansas City Royals (14-17)
The Angels have won three straight and 15 of their last 22 games. They have beaten the Royals in 16 of the last 20 in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles will send rookie Nick Adenhart to the hill. The right-hander hopefully will do better then his first major league start last Thursday. He allowed three hits, walked five and five runs over two-plus innings. Kansas City will counter with Brian Bannister. The right-hander has lost three straight. In his last start on Wednesday, Bannister allowed three homers and seven runs in the first two innings in Texas. He's never faced the Angels.
Go with the Angels to continue their winning ways. Kansas City is just 3-8 in their last 11 games at home and has been lifeless at the plate in their last four contests.
Los Angeles Angels + 120
Boston Celtics - 9½
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(4) Cleveland Cavaliers (49-39) at (1) Boston Celtics (70-19)
The Celtics and Cavaliers split their four games this season, with both winning at home. Boston has won 12 of the last 19 games against the Cavaliers at home.
Boston has been a power house at TD Banknorth Garden, but the Cavaliers are 7-3-2 ATS in the last 12 meetings and 4-1-2 ATS in the last 7 in Boston. Go with "King James" and his crew to cover the spread. Cleveland and LeBron James have given the Celtics tough battles in the Garden.The underdog in this series is 6-0-1 ATS in the last 7 games.
Cleveland Cavaliers + 9½
New York Mets at Los Angeles Dodgers
The Dodgers have won nine of their last 10 games and seven of its last eight at home. Dodgers' right-hander Hiroki Kuroda is 0-1 with a 4.74 ERA in his last three starts, but pitched sound in his last start versus Florida last Thursday, allowing three runs on seven hits. Mets right-hander Nelson Figueroa is 0-1 with a 6.43 in three outings, including one start on the road. Go with the hot bats of the Los Angeles Dodgers to grab their fifth straight win at Dodger Stadium.
Los Angeles Dodgers - 130
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Texas Rangers at Seattle Mariners
Might as well go ahead and back the Mariners for a second straight night considering how strong they continue to be in the home favorite role. Seattle is now 22-6 at Safeco Field when priced between -125 and -150. Starter Miguel Bautista follows that trend checking in with a personal TSR of 40-17 in the home favorite role. We repeat from yesterday: Texas is a dreadful 9-30 vs. sub.-500 teams on the road.
Play on: Seattle
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Doc's Sports
Phillies (RL) @ Diamondbacks (RL)
PICK: Phillies (RL)
REASON FOR PICK: The Snakes have one of the best pitching rotations in the league, but unfortunately Randy Johnson is a setback more then a strength. Johnson continues to believe that he can blow it right by hitters and thus usually gives up a ton of homers. He has allowed 11 earned runs in his last three starts and with a strong Philly line-up awaiting, you can bet that the ball will be leaving the yard a lot. This will be a high scoring contest and we will side with the pointspread giving us yet another free play victory.
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St. Louis @ Colorado Rockies
PICK: St. Louis
REASON FOR PICK: The Cards are off to a solid 21-12 start while last year's NL champs (the Rockies) are in a big funk. They are just 12-20 and hitting .252, down from an NL-leading .280 in 2007. The Rockies averaged 5.28 RPG last year but this year are averaging just 4.34 per game, almost a full run lower. Colorado will face the right-handed Braden Looper in this game and after 'killing' righties in '07 with a 70-49 record (including 39-19 at Coors), the Rockies are just 9-16 vs righties in '08. That includes a 3-8 mark at home and a 1-6 mark in home night games. Looper started with the Cards in 1998 but spent the next seven years with the Marlins (five) and Mets (two). His timing and pitching were great in '06, as he went 9-3 with a 3.56 ERA in 69 relief appearances for St Louis, as the Cards won the World Series. He was converted to a starter last year but after an outstanding start (6-2 with a 2.29 ERA in his first eight starts), finished 12-12 with a 4.94 ERA. Looper's pitching very well again in the early going of this year, except for one poor start. He allowed seven runs in three innings in a loss to San Francisco on April 20 but is 4-0 with a 2.12 ERA in his other five outings (team is 4-1). Going for the Rockies tonight is Mark Redman. He started his career with the Twins in 1999 but was sent to Detroit in 2001. From 2002 through 2007, he pitched for seven teams in six seasons. He's made six appearances (five starts) for the Rockies in 2008 and his last start was at LA on April 26, where he allowed seven hits and 10 ERs in six innings. He enters this game with a 6.99 ERA and could be on his way out of the Colorado's starting rotation or even MLB altogether. The Cards were great vs left-handed starters on the road in night games last year, going 12-4 while averaging 6.1 RPG. They are 4-1 vs lefties in all night games this year and Redman is the caliber of lefty they should have little trouble against in this one. Take the Cards.
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Terron Chapman
Minnesota Twins vs. Chicago White Sox
Play: Minnesota Twins
The Chicago White Sox return home from a six game road trip which saw them drop all six, two of which came at the hands of tonight's opponents the Minnesota Twins.
The Twins on the other hand are in the midst of a five game winning streak and are in a good spot to make it six. The Twins come into tonight's game off an off day yesterday and recently in this position have come through for their backers, going 6-0 their last 6 off an off day.
They will send Nick Blackburn to the mound who is coming off a home victory against the pale hose and will look to duplicate a similar performance tonight. Just a week ago Blackburn held the Sox to eight hits and three earned runs while striking out four in seven innings pitched of a 4-3 Twins win. He pitched well in his only appearance at US Cellular field allowing seven hits and two earned runs in five innings pitched and did not factor in the decision.
The same cannot be said for Gavin Floyd who will toe the rubber for the struggling White Sox. Floyd has yet to earn a win against the Twins and has struggled agaisnt them in his career. In three starts against the Twins, Floyd is 0-3 with a 6.75 ERA. The Twins have an .997 OPS against the young right hander and ran him off the mound in his only start at home against the Twins. In that game last July he was tagged for eight hits and six earned runs, surrendering four hr's in five and two thirds innings of a 12-0 Twins win.
The White Sox are just 5-12 in night games this season, while Gavin Floyd is just 4-9 in his career under the lights with a 6.99 ERA. From the folks over at statfox we are presented with this super situation, Play on road underdogs with a money line of +100 to +150 where teams hitters draw 3 walks or less/gm on the season after a one run win are 79-58 over the last five seasons, 57.7% (+40.7 units).
Play 1 unit on the Minnesota Twins.
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Tony Karpinski
Milwaukee Brewers vs. Florida Marlins
Play: Florida Marlins
Milwaukee at Florida (Baseball) 7:10PM ET There are a number of variables pointing toward Florida in this game. First, they have the edge in overall pitching. The Marlins have a better starter going for them and a vastly better bullpen. Scott Olsen has proved to be the Marlins ace this season. The Dodgers hit him fairly well in his last outing, but they were crushing everyone when he faced them during the LA winning streak. They also are the best hitting team against left handed piching in the National League. Before that outing, he had allowed Washington, Milwaukee, and Atlanta to only 1 run TOTAL in 21 innings of work. He will have no problem against Milwaukee, as they have really struggled to hit recently. They have one of the worst batting averages in the National League, and they really struggle to generate runs. The Brewers also have only hit .244 against lefties on the road. I look for Florida's pitching to completely dominate the Brewers and get the win in Miami. Play the Florida Marlins
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John Ryan
Baltimore Orioles vs. Oakland Athletics
Play: Oakland Athletics
Ai Simulator 3* graded play on Oakland – Don't expect too much hitting and scoring in this game as two of the worst offensive teams meet tonight. Oakland has significant advantages across a array of game categories based on the AiS. Supporting this graded play is a system that has produced a record of 83-29 and has made 47.9 units since 1997. Play against any team that is a very bad AL offensive team scoring <=4.2 runs/game and is now facing a team with a good bullpen sporting an ERA<=3.75 and with a starting pitcher whose gives up 5.5 or less hits/start. Here is a second system that has gone 66-15 for 82% and has made 41.6 units since 1997. Play against all dogs with a money line of +100 or higher and is a very bad AL offensive team scoring <=4.2 runs/game and is now facing a team with a good bullpen sporting an ERA<=3.75 and with a starting pitcher whose gives up 5.5 or less hits/start. Oakland is 8-1 (+8.6 Units) against the money line versus a good bullpen whose ERA is 3.75 or better this season. Take Oakland.
Re: Tuesday Service Plays
Tampa Bay at Toronto
Pick: Toronto -1.5 runs +155
Suddenly things are starting to change in the AL East. The Rays have now lost three straight and are looking more like the team we have seen over the years, getting outscored 26-10 in the three losses. Andy Sonnanstine pitched to nearly a 6 ERA last season, and he is a bad outing away from that happening again. The Jays pitching has been better than anyone's over the past week and a half. They have allowed just 12 runs in their last nine games. A.J. Barnett has electric stuff, and when he is healthy, and pitching every five days, he seems to get stronger and better with every start. The Jays are tough at home and have won five straight. We look for them to breeze by the Rays in this one.
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Locksmith Sports
1 Unit on Cards/Rockies UNDER 11.5 Runs
I know we have the flighty Coors Field in play here, but I think we'll see good performances from both Redman and Loopers to hold the total down under 10 runs. The Under is 5-1 in the Cardinals last 6 when their opponent scores 5 runs or more in their previous game, 5-1-1 in the Cardinals last 7 games as a favorite, and 7-3-1 in the Cardinals last 11 overall. Plays on the Under on all teams where the total is 11 or higher (COLORADO) - on a good fielding streak, 10 straight games with one or less errors, in May games are 44-12 UNDER the last 5 seasons. Take the system play to the bank.
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Angels +120 over Kansas City
Kansas City does not deserve this spot here. No doubt the first outing by the highly touted Nick Adenhart was rough. At home in front of a sell-out crowd, on three days rest for his first MLB start. Not much else to say there. We expect a much better performance today, and anytime you can get the Angels, who normally dominate KC at +120, you have to take them. Their offense showed up late last night, and we expect them to keep rolling today. Take the Angels here
San Diego / Atlanta under 9
Obviously, the San Diego offense has been bad lately. Tonight, Chris Young will do a good job holding down the Braves offense. Jurrjens has also pitched well lately (under 3 era in last three starts), and tonight will have no trouble with the Padres. Take the under here
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Oscarxena Sports
Boston -10 +1.02 (3 Unit Play)
I am making this play on the Celtics here tonight because quite honestly the line appears to be high after the way that the Celtics played against Atlanta last series. I think Boston learned there lesson by taking teams lightly and are now facing the team that represented the Eastern Conference last year in the NBA Finals. The Celtics big three were well rested last game as they completely demolished Atlanta on Sunday so fatigue should not be a factor for this game. During the regular season the underdog covered every game in this series but this is the playoffs and Boston should be rocking this evening. I'm not sure James has the supporting cast necessary to win this series and Boston will want to take full advantage this evening. Boston was 57-31 ATS this year and are used to covering large spreads and I think they will get the job done this evening. Take the Celtics tonight.
Florida -1.03 (3 Unit Play)
This game dropped almost 20 cents since yesterday and I will gladly make a play on the Marlins here tonight. Olsen for the Marlins had his problems last year but he has been pitching extremely well thus far this year as he has posted a 2.70 ERA in 40 innings pitched and has a 1.12 WHIP in those outings. He has had some problem with the walk so far this year but he has shown some maturity that he has not shown in the past this year. Meanwhile the Brewers own one of the worst bullpens and have Suppan on the mound today and all he has done in his road starts this year is post a 7.84 ERA in 20 2/3 innings and has a very high WHIP of 1.69. The pitching discrepancy between these two pitchers has me making a play on the Marlins here tonight.
Cincinnati +1.02 (3 Unit Play)
The Reds were able to win yesterday and break their losing streak and now have their best starter on the mound tonight in Aaron Harang. He has been outstanding so far this year at home as he has posted a 2.14 ERA in 21 innings pitched allowing only 13 hits and he has struck out 20 batters while walking only 5 compiling a 0.86 WHIP. For the Cubs they also have their best starter on the hill tonight in Zambrano but Big Z is not as good so far this year on the road compared to what he has done in Wrigley Field. Zambrano has a 3.46 ERA on the road in 13 innings of work and has a 1.46 WHIP on the road so far this year. The Cubs are struggling a little bit right now scoring runs as Ramirez has been out of the lineup for three games straight and Harang will make it tough on them tonight. Harang has went 2-0 in two starts with Chuck Meriweather behind home plate umpiring while Zambrano has went 0-2 in his two career starts with Meriweather. The home team has went 4-2 so far this year with Meriweather behind the plate and I will take the Reds again at home here.
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Bob Balfe
NBA Basketball
Cleveland/Boston Under 182.5
Boston played a longer than expected series against the Hawks, but one thing you cant pin negatively on the Celtics was there home defense. Boston plays great defense at home and game one should be a feeling out game from both sides. Both games in Boston this year have gone under the total. This line opened at 184 and now is dropping. Vegas knows better than to drop a total in the NBA Playoffs when everyone is betting the overs anyway. Look for a tight defensive game. Take the Under.
Major League Baseball
Pirates -120 over Giants
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In addition to pedaling 12 miles from Manchester to Londonderry almost every weekday morning and afternoon, Osborne is gearing up for his biggest challenge yet: the Million Dollar Challenge. A 620-mile bike ride, it will take him from San Francisco to San Diego in seven days as he raises awareness of and money for the Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF).
After a lengthy recovery, Osborne achieved his lifelong dream of obtaining his teaching certification and began working at the Londonderry Montessori school last winter.
Last summer, he learned how to run again, and he's also passionate about skiing.
After Osborne assured her he was fine, the child declared: "I guess it's OK because you can't feel it anyway."
"It's just kids being kids,'' he said. "At this age, they're trying to figure out the world around them."
Typically, questions about his leg come with the onset of warmer weather, when Osborne wears shorts in the classroom and many students realize for the first time that their teacher's right leg is made of titanium.
"That would be like driving to Boston eight times," he told the kids, who let out a collective gasp.
"I have a special suitcase," he told them.
Fellow teacher Julie Anderson said she plans to work with the students to update them on Osborne's progress during the ride.
Osborne will leave for California on Oct. 10, with the Million Dollar Challenge taking place from Oct. 12 to 19.
"The idea is that sports can help make you whole again," Osborne said. "And the whole premise is to get people out again and get people active again."
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This exciting day-tour includes jet boating on the mighty Waimakariri river, a 4WD adventure across Mt Torlesse High Country Station, and a scenic tour through the breathtaking Canterbury high country to Arthurs Pass National Park located in the stunning Southern Alps of New Zealand. The return journey to Christchurch is on the world-famous TranzAlpine Train. This tour has it all.
ALPINE SAFARI TOUR - Christchurch, Canterbury
Featuring the world famous TranzAlpine train journey this spectacular day tour also includes Jet Boat and a Four Wheel Drive "Unimog" high country safari. Suitable for people of all ages. Departs from Christchurch, across the Canterbury Plains, journey through Arthurs Pass and right into the heart of the National Park. Delicious luncheon supplied.
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The Coastal Pacific train between Christchurch and Picton is a scenic feast of New Zealand, with the Kaikoura mountain ranges on one side and the rugged Pacific Ocean coastline on the other. Travel along 98km of stunning coastline, and take a break in Kaikoura to experience a whale watch tour. Daily return service over the extended summer season (October-April).
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HASSLE-FREE ALPINE SAFARI TOUR - Christchurch
This exciting day-tour includes jet boating on the mighty Waimakariri river, a 4WD adventure across Mt Torlesse High Country Station, and a scenic tour through the breathtaking Canterbury high country to Arthurs Pass National Park located in the stunning Southern Alps of New Zealand. The return journey to Christchurch is on the world-famous TranzAlpine Train. This tour has it all.
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A lower fat version of everyone's favorite- prep and bake in less than 25 minutes! Carbs: 24.4g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 3.5g | Calories: 157.6
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Three different melons make a refreshing drink anytime of the day. Carbs: 49g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 9.8g | Calories: 263
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Good for breakfast or a healthy vitamin-packed snack. You can also substitute blueberries for strawberries or any other frozen fruit. Submitted by VOLUPTUOUSMOMMY Carbs: 37.4g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 6.5g | Calories: 185
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Quick, easy, and delicious meal (my version of Red Lobster tilapia in a Bag!) Submitted by LEANINGONHIM Carbs: 23.8g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 8.9g | Protein: 23.9g | Calories: 172.1
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Vegetables, barley, and beef make this soup a full meal in itself. Carbs: 32.3g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 7.7g | Protein: 13.7g | Calories: 202.7
I never get tired of this salad--it is that good! Add your favorite dressing, such as balsamic vinaigrette and enjoy this large and filling salad as a summer meal. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 46.8g | Fat: 20.1g | Fiber: 10.4g | Protein: 19.7g | Calories: 425.1
Cookbook creator says: Sounds good!! Submitted by CONRAILGUY Carbs: 19.6g | Fat: 7.6g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 8.3g | Calories: 180.7
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Thinner than pancakes, these French crepes are easy to make and fun to eat. They're perfect for weekend brunch! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 7.1g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 53.4
Just one of these muffins packs nearly 9 grams of protein! Pack one of these sweet, moist and delicious treats in your gym bag for a post-workout snack. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 19.2g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 8.7g | Calories: 173.1
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A quick and hearty soup with plenty of spice! Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 25.8g | Fat: 10.6g | Fiber: 8g | Protein: 19.8g | Calories: 270.5
A much quicker version of the Italian classic; less time, but no less taste. Submitted by VEGGIEKITTY Carbs: 34.5g | Fat: 10.7g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 28g | Calories: 342.3
This easy dish requires little cleanup, making it perfect for busy weeknights. Submitted by CHELLESHOCKED Carbs: 28.6g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 4.8g | Protein: 23.5g | Calories: 263.4
Fresh and juicy during spring and summer months, strawberries are delicious when combined with tender spinach, creamy goat cheese and crunchy toasted almonds. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.4g | Fat: 16.6g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 181.2
If you love fajitas, but are watching your sodium intake, try this salt-free rub! It lends a complex flavor to meat without the high sodium counts traditionally found in Mexican dishes. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 3.1g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 19.8
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Things I loved about Corrie tonight
Deirdre stubbing out her ciggie in the Ken cup.
Eileen giggling about Steve's new roomie and finally, a renewal of their friendship!
The Bickering Barlow's split over the lazy freeloading daughter.
Gail hating an atmosphere when she's the one causing most of it.
Lewis being perfectly charming, oily and smooth. I still don't trust he's changed!
Sylvia instructing Tracy on manners.
Tracy and Deirdre eating take out and giggling over Ken's kimono.
Audrey and David falling out. That's kind of sad really. They've been so close but he really does believe Lewis is out to fleece her.
Audrey calling Kylie "Lady Flamin' MacBeth"
Gail getting drunk in the Bistro.
In fact, I'm going to love this whole storyline! Stonefaced Gail, Kylie MacBeth pouring poison in David's ear, Audrey defending Lewis and fighting everyone with only Nick on her side. The War of the Salon begins!
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Just watched Thursday 29th March episode with a struggle.
Am I the only person who doesn't like the idea that the camera operator is always moving around all of the time on the corrie cast and spoiling the atmosphere from the storylines?
Sorry to say this, but I think some 'Composition in Photography' training is required to those camera operators. - 30 March 2012 at 01:18
I am not liking the constant hints about Audrey's health that Lewis is dropping. If it is going to be a health storyline twist, fine. But with this lot, I hope it is not a gaslighting/poison storyline. We have had enough crime for a while.
- 30 March 2012 at 02:07
Oh I'm not liking those hints about Audrey's health from Lewis either - hope he's not planning an 'accident' during the cruise :-( I wish Nigel Havers would be a long term character - he fits in so well.
- 30 March 2012 at 04:04
I thought it was uncomfortable watching when Lewis was talking in the bistro and saying how everyone wants what's best for Audrey. I don't believe him!
- 30 March 2012 at 07:27
- Adam Rekitt said...
There were some very good lines in tonight's episode, the Lady Macbeth jibe being one of them. It just shows to me that the Street is at its best when portraying family/relationship conflict with great writing and humour. I wish it were like this all the time.
- 30 March 2012 at 07:48
Hm methinks Kylie is out to protect David and herself's interest in the salon rather than concern for Aud. But she signed the salon over to David, she just cant ask for it back when it suits, if this has been done legally which I doubt as it never is in Corrie. I doubt whether Aud would have a leg to stand on. She really is a silly old fool.
- 30 March 2012 at 09:08
- chartreuse said...
I was wondering whose copy of the agreement Audrey tore up - surely not David´s who should at least have a shoebox in which to keep important documents!! Or is it normal that one person has both copies of an agreement?! Agree that Coronation Street could do with a legal advisor!!
- 30 March 2012 at 09:59
- Tvor said...
Frosty, I agree about Kylie's motives to do with the salon. I thought that too. And yes, Audrey is being a bit silly. I know people can reform but given Lewis' history, David is right to be concerned. You can't magically trust someone and it can't be earned that quickly just because someone says they've changed. Leopards, spots and all that. Earning trust takes time. Audrey should realize that.
- 30 March 2012 at 10:38
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For the first time in nearly
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Tuesday will consider the
limits of "state secrets," a
legal doctrine the government
often cites to quash lawsuits
it says could expose
information vital to national
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Army Wives Share Their
Military Lives In Books, On
(USA Today)
By Carol Memmott
TV show, books impart personal
Ike's Warning Of Military
Expansion, 50 Years Later
By Tom Bowman
In his speech, Eisenhower -
who was a retired five-star
Army General, the man who led
the allies on D-Day - warned
about what he called the
immense military establishment
that had joined with a large
arms industry.
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Retirees Shouldn't Be Getting
Workers' Comp, Senator Says
(Washington Post)
By Joe Davidson
Speaking of pay, the Pentagon
says the pay freeze will not
prevent Defense Department
civilians covered by the
quickly disappearing National
Security Personnel System from
getting performance awards.
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Why Defense Cuts Can Be Good
For America
(USA Today)
By Michael O'Hanlon
As deficit reduction returns
to the forefront of the
American political agenda, the
question of whether the
Pentagon should contribute
proportionately to any major
budget-reduction exercise has
rattled the cages of official
Bridging The Trust Deficit
With China
(McClatchy Newspapers)
By John Kerry
Chinese President Hu Jintao's
trip to Washington this week
will likely be dominated by
two issues: righting the vast
U.S.-China trade deficit and
avoiding a catastrophic war on
the Korean Peninsula. Both
subjects matter. Both are
manageable if we work
Hu's Becoming First
(Washington Times)
By Frank J. Gaffney Jr.
Chinese president may one day
run the world's only
The Limits of Stuxnet
(Wall Street Journal)
By Bret Stephens
And yet the Iranian nuclear
program carries on. Stuxnet
appears to have hit Iran
sometime in 2009. As of last
November, U.N. inspectors
reported that Iran continued
to enrich uranium in as many
as 4,816 centrifuges, and that
it had produced more than
three tons of reactor-grade
uranium. That stockpile
already suffices, with further
enrichment, for two or
possibly three bombs worth of
fissile material. Nor can it
be much comfort that even as
Stuxnet hit Iran, North Korea
began enriching uranium in a
state-of-the-art facility,
likely with Chinese help.
Embedistan: Outside The Wire,
Off The Message
(At War (NYTimes.com))
By Richard A. Oppel Jr.
Yet, as the experience of
Marjah suggests, these
legitimate qualms also ignore
the highest utility of embeds:
reporting the perspectives and
emotions of the troops on the
ground, who despite risk to
their careers go well out of
their way to describe, often
bluntly, the failings and
mistakes that have so often
plagued the wars in Iraq and
Afghanistan. Their comments
often impeach the official
line from Washington and serve
as an important check on the
influential opinions of others
- including politicians,
politically appointed
officials, and many
commentators - who, taken as a
group, have tended to be far
more optimistic, and
incorrectly so, than troops
doing the actual fighting.
Shot Down By 'State Secrets'
(Washington Post)
Imagine standing at the plate
in a baseball game facing
90-mile-per hour fastballs
without a bat because the
pitcher says you are not
entitled to one. Now picture
the umpire ordering the game
to continue and calling you
out on strikes. That is
essentially the position
Boeing and General Dynamics
found themselves in during a
roughly $3 billion dispute
with the federal government.
Dealing With An Assertive
(Wall Street Journal)
When Robert Gates met Hu
Jintao in Beijing last week,
the Defense Secretary raised
the very public test of a new
stealth fighter jet that
coincided with his visit. The
Chinese President expressed
surprise at the news, asking
his military colleagues
whether it was true.
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But what is meant by health? This we must try to understand. Ordinarily, if we ask a physician what the definition of health is, he will only say that health is the absence of sickness. But this is a negative definition. It is unfortunate that we must define health in terms of illness. Health is a positive thing, a positive state; illness is negative. Health is our nature; illness is an attack on nature. So it is very strange that we must define health in terms of illness. To define the host in terms of the guest is very strange.
Health coexists with us; illness comes occasionally. Health accompanies us at birth; illness is a superficial phenomenon. But if we ask a physician to define health, he can only say that health is present when illness is absent.
Paracelsus used to say that this interpretation is wrong - the concept of health needs to be positively defined. But how can we reach a positive definition, an interpretation of the concept of health that will be creative?
Paracelsus used to say, "Until the state of your inner harmony is known, you can at best only be released from your illness - because your inner harmony is the source of your health. But when you are released from one illness you will immediately get another, because nothing has been done about your inner harmony. Your inner harmony has to be supported."
Five hundred years have passed since Paracelsus, and his discoveries disappeared into oblivion. But now, during the past twenty years, astrology has re-emerged. During this time a new science has been born. I will describe this new science a bit, and then you will be able to understand the ancient science of astrology more easily.
In 1950, a new science was born called cosmic chemistry. The originator of this science is Georgi Giardi, one of the most significant men of the century. After endless experiments in the laboratory, this man proved scientifically that the whole universe is an organic unity - that the whole universe is one body. If my finger is hurt, then my whole body is affected. The body means that no limb is separate, all are joined together. If my eye is in pain, then my big toe also experiences that pain. If my foot is hurt, the message reaches the heart. If my mind is ill, my entire body will be disturbed. If my whole body is destroyed, then it will be difficult for my mind to find anywhere to be. The body is an organic unity: touch a single part and the whole body vibrates; all parts are affected.


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November 2006The combination of sheetfed and coldset web capabilities makes the printer popular for daily and weekly publications that are delivered on Capitol Hill. Its digital gear is an ideal fit for McArdle clients in need of annual reports, books and fund-raising materials.
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McArdle also produces high page count, short-run magazines for some of the same publishing clients who deliver to Capitol Hill.
The company, which employs 219 and has 150,000 square feet of manufacturing space, is on track to post $42 million in revenues for 2006. Arsenault feels it is McArdle's customer-driven approach that has enabled consecutive double-digit annual growth campaigns.
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After Years of Attending, Comic-Con Has Lost Hype But Not Passion
Comic-Con By Robert Fure on July 28, 2014 | Be the First To CommentIt's easy to hate Comic-Con. My view of things is probably a bit different from the average person, since I'm surrounded by people "in the industry" and it's become cool over the last few years to use a tone of tired disgust when talking about the media explosion that takes place every year. More specifically, and you know this, we're talking about San Diego Comic-Con, which over the years has become so big that we just call it "Comic-Con" despite there being literally thousands of other Comic Conventions every year. Attendance at the event first eclipsed 100,000 individuals back in 2005. My first adventure was The Year of Watchmen, in 2008. By then, the crowd had ballooned to more than 125,000 people. This year it's estimated that more than 130,000 people entered the exhibition floor. During the weekend it owns in July, it's ubiquitous. You see it on Twitter, Facebook and every other social media sites. You read articles about it, and you sense it just underneath the surface of other articles. Dusted-off essays and tired tweets will make jokes about nerds and body odor, the smell of Thor's leather underwear, the stank emanating from far too many layers and far too much wool in an unmercifully hot Southern California summer. Just as it's easy to hate the hellacious line for Hall H or the semi-constant jostling from working your way through a crowd, it's easy to make fun of Comic-Con, too. I'd never pretend to be anything other than a nerd at heart. Even […]
Putting the Comics Back in Comic-Con: A Conversation with Tim Bradstreet
Comic-Con By Robert Fure on July 22, 2013 | Be the First To CommentTim Bradstreet is a literal and figurative titan in the world of comic books, and if his current trajectory stays true, you'll be seeing his name in the credits of movies, too. It's become something of a yearly tradition to the stop by the RAW booth, home to Bradstreet and frequent collaborator Tom Jane, as well as visitors like Todd Farmer and creator of "The Crow," James O'Barr, who's consulting on the upcoming theatrical version of his comic creation. Despite being the size and having the general appearance of a grizzly bear, Bradstreet is also one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. Our short interview stretched out to twice the intended time and veered wildly off course while a half-dozen or so well wishers and friends popped by the booth. A conversation worthy of the chaotic Comic-Con show floor.
Watch: Tom Jane Returns as The Punisher in 'Dirty Laundry'
Exclusive By Robert Fure on July 16, 2012 | Comments (33)Hello Friends of Frank! Just recently we brought you the news that at San Diego Comic-Con Tom Jane, Tim Bradstreet, and the RAW Studios crew sent a room full of Punisher fans into a tizzy when they screened a short film about a bad ass stranger cleaning up the streets – only to have it revealed that said stranger was Frank Castle, The Punisher! Telling you about it was one thing, but how would you like to actually see it? You're in luck, true believer, because we've managed to get a hold of the video and you can check it out right here, right now: likely for a limited time, so act fast!
Comic-Con 2012: Tom Jane Back as The Punisher and a Bad Planet Video Game
Comic-Con By Robert Fure on July 15, 2012 | Comments (27)When I arrived to check out the RAW Studios Panel, the brainchild of actor/writer/director Tom Jane and master illustrator Tim Bradstreet, I was a bit early and took a seat for the 10th Anniversary of something called Courtney Crumrin, which from what I could tell, was an innocent enough book as they talked about there being no real cursing, no sex, and a children friendly Victorian something or other. As they went on and as the RAW panel came closer and closer, the room got decidedly more rock and roll as guys dressed as The Punisher came in with girls in tight mini-dresses and the number of beards in the room roughly quintupled. Once our rough and tumble crowd of around 250 people took over the room, it was time for the RAW panel to begin – though some technical difficulties shifted the schedule around and we started with an announcement that the 1980's anthology series Alien Worlds was being relaunched by the team, with master fantasy artist William Stout on board to rock out one of the first stories: Before & Afta, which will feature dinosaurs!
Comic-Con 2012: Swag Bag Volume 2! They Still Sell Books With Pictures at This Convention!
Comic-Con By Robert Fure on July 14, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAll the cool kids who are too cool for Comic-Con and all about trying to be cool by saying how not cool Comic-Con has become try to be cool by going to the cool comic area and buying cool things. Cool, right? But seriously, I always like to put the "comic" in Comic-Con and take a walk around the all the different comic vendors, big and small, and find cool stuff to buy. This year is no different and I found a few things that piqued my interest and raped my wallet. Have a peek into my barely literate world!
A Possibly Retiring Thomas Jane Adds Nick Nolte and Jeremy Irons to His 'A Magnificent Death From a Shattered Hand'
Movie News By Jack Giroux on July 12, 2012 | Comments (1)Thomas Jane's directorial debut, Dark Country was a promising introduction for Jane as a director, and now three years later, he's got another directorial feature in the works: a western. Jane described his upcoming film – which is nicely titled A Magnificent Death From a Shattered Hand – as "a classic Western with all the stuff I like it." Based on what he seems to like, that probably involves men acting like real men. A few months ago Jane mentioned his plans for a possible 3D Western, and when we asked for an update on the project, he said it'll probably shoot this year, with Nick Nolte involved as well, "I wrote a Western, and I wrote it for Nick Nolte. I sent it to Nick Nolte, and he loved it. I'm hoping to shoot that sucker this year. If it doesn't happen this year, well, it's going to happen." Not only does Jane have Nolte in the cast, but also Jeremy Irons, "I got Jeremy Irons to come in and do a little part. I'm out to a couple of other actors, but I can't tell you who they are yet." Jane has already pulled together seven and a half million for the project, but he's hoping to raise another two and a half, so he can "put this bitch together."
Advisory: It's FSR vs Comic-Con vs The World
Comic-Con By Scott Beggs on July 15, 2010 | Comments (3)In a three-way, melee attack of awesome that will leave you wondering how we removed your heart from your chest without breaking the skin, FSR is gearing up to head to sunny San Diego in order to stay indoors all weekend. Interviewer extraordinaire Jack Giroux, Robert "Fists of" Fure and I will be sharing the experience with you from Wednesday night through a hungover Sunday morning. Pack your bags, dear reader, because you'll be coming along for the ride. Just don't believe Fure when he tells you he's a commercial airline pilot.
An In-Depth Review: Give 'Em Hell Malone on Blu-ray
Movie News By Robert Fure on February 1, 2010 | Comments (2)After first seeing it at the San Diego Comic-Con, Robert Fure dances with Give 'Em Hell Malone one more time on Blu-ray to see how the film holds up.
Review: Thomas Jane's Dark Country 3D
Movie Reviews By Robert Fure on November 2, 2009 | Comments (4)Robert Fure talks at length about Dark Country, Tom Jane, 3D in film, and Lauren German's use of an ice cube.
Robert Fure decides whether to Give Malone Hell or some sweet loving after catching the first ever screening of Give 'Em Hell Malone at SDCC 09.
SDCC: Give 'Em Hell Malone Footage Recap [Video Blog]
Comic-Con 2009 By Neil Miller on July 27, 2009 | Comments (9)Robert Fure just checked in with me once again with yet another video blog from his hotel room in San Diego. This time he's got a preview/review of some raw footage that was shown Saturday night for Give 'Em Hell, Malone, starring Thomas Jane and Ving Rhames.
The Mutant Chronicles to Debut at Comic-Con, Plus a Russian Trailer to Kick Your Ass
Comic-Con 2008 By Neil Miller on July 7, 2008 | Comments (2)We have some great news all around for those of you who are looking forward to Mutant Chronicles, the latest in a not-so-long line of Steampunk-infused, futuristic necro-mutant thrillers.
Not Everything About Punisher: War Zone Sucks
Officially Cool By Brian C. Gibson on June 23, 2008 | Comments (16)As many of you know, the trailer recently hit the web. I can't say that I was impressed our excited, but it did put a smile on my face. Our good friend, and comic book illustration extraordinaire, Tim Bradstreet was given a fun little nod in the film.
Ron Perlman Joins Jane's 'Dark Country'
Movie News By Neil Miller on November 14, 2007 | Be the First To CommentFirst Look: Thomas Jane Scouts 'The Dark Country'
Movie News By Neil Miller on November 7, 2007 | Be the First To CommentThomas Jane is about to seem like an incredibly busy guy. This month, he began work on his major motion picture directorial debut.
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Very Exciting! Kyle Farms is going to have a table at the Genesee Valley Hunt Races next Saturday, Oct 9th.
Come see us in the Farmers Market tent, and put your name in a drawing for a half share of our fall All Natural Lamb CSA.
The races are held on the very pastures that our lambs are born and raised on! In fact we just moved them off the racetrack pastures this weekend.


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That "something" did indeed come "crazy real soon like". Today (August 9) the Toronto-based DJ unveiled the album cover and tracklisting for the cheekily-named new LP, >album title goes here<, out September 25. Guests on the new record, his follow-up to 2010′s 4×4=12, include Cypress Hill, Imogen Heap and My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way. Not collaborating with deadmau5 anytime soon: Madonna. Head below for the tracklisting.
deadmau5 – >album title goes here<
1. Superliminal
2. Channel 42
3. The Veldt (featuring Chris James)
4. Fn Pig
5. Professional Griefers (featuring Gerard Way)
6. maths
7. There might be coffee
8. Take care of the proper paperwork
9. Closer
10. October
11. Sleepless
12. Failbait (featuring Cypress Hill)
13. Telemiscommunications (featuring Imogen Heap)
Deadmau5 (real name: Joel Zimmerman) was recently named the sixth highest-paid DJ by Forbes, earning $11.5 million annually. He came in right before DJ Pauly D, who somehow manages to earn $11 million a year spinning records in clubs. You'd think $11.5 mil a year would keep a smile on your face, but we'd just be depressed if we knew a Jersey Shore alum was making only half a million less than us for fist-pumping in front of a turntable.


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I'm happy to help, Brice! The crankshaft position sensor (Part No. CSS718) is located on the bottom of the block on the passenger side of the engine near the crankshaft pulley/damper on your 1996 Mercury Cougar XR7 4.6L V8. Replacing the part on your vehicle can be quite involved as you may need to discharge your air conditioning system during the replacement process. I suggest a repair manual for your vehicle for complete procedures, Part No. 36086.Q:
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Heartland Express, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates as a short-to-medium-haul truckload carrier of general commodities in the United States and Canada. The company provides regional dry van truckload services through its regional terminals; and transports freight for shippers using owned and leased equipment, and independent contractor tractors, as well as temperature-controlled truckload, dedicated truckload, and freight brokerage services. It transports appliances, automotive parts, consumer products, paper products, packaged foodstuffs, and retail goods. The company primarily serves retailers and manufacturers. Heartland Express, Inc. was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in North Liberty, Iowa.


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Maybe this is a near-impossible quest, but I'm trying to locate a source of pamianthe peruviana seeds (or seedlings). Ebay doesn't have any currently--I seem to have just missed those auctions, and there's only one very expensive mature plant available overseas. Telos doesn't currently have any either. Any direction will be greatly appreciated! Thanks! --Rick in CT |
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- Posted by blancawing Point Reyes, CA (My Page) on Fri, Aug 9, 13 at 21:06
Hi Rick, I just sent you an email. :-) To all my other GW buddies: For many reasons, I am way behind on correspondence. I am running to stand stiil. The good news is that I am no longer limited to a slow dial-up connection to the Internet. The bad news is that changing over to the new system is taking a lot of time and effort. Please bear with me. I will be in touch with my new email address as soon as I am able. Cheers, Blanca |
There is an ebay seller gnayr40 in Massachusetts that regularly sells these - although none listed at the present. Might be worth an email. Otherwise snap up that one in Scotland. I think it is a bargain. Will save years compared to growing from seed. Alan |
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I thought about the one in Scotland and held off, afraid that customs would confiscate it. Also spoke to the seed vendor who is only 100 miles away but he has no plants/seeds available right now. I may yet go for the one in Scotland at this rate. Thanks for the heads-up! --Rick in CT |
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