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Sleek and compact in design, the Kenmore 18" built-in dishwasher 1466 fits more cleaning power into a smaller space. This innovative built-in unit offers 6 cycle options to better deliver the cleaning you need. Economy settings allow you to save water on each load, while the China/Gentle cycle is made for your most delicate glassware and fine China. The slim, 18" design accommodates up to 8 full place settings and is perfect for getting the job done. The QuietGuard Deluxe Sound Package makes sure you're never disturbed as your dishes get sparkling clean.
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I just installed this unit a few days ago and it works great--we really like some of the new features like pre rinse option. What I found somewhat negative was the silverware holder. The person that designed that had good intentions, but never thought it through. NONE of our silverware fits in the little holes provided because of the design on the handle on our silverware (I know I am not the only person with this oversight). So, we have to remove the feature that was intended to keep silverware separated. Furthermore, The basket installation instruction of pictorials were pathetic. Fortunately, we were able to "figure it out." The area for the basket in the rack would accept a larger silverware basket--why was it made so small? I would have a long chat with the engineer that designed this part of the dishwasher system. He/she missed the boat here really bad.
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This dishwasher is he perfect size for an apartment kitchen and it works really well. I am so glad I bought it!
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Well, here is another picture with different polarity in DCL (+) and DCL (-).
Sorry, I wanted to mean different PINs for DCL (+) and DCL (-) or interchanged
I have the pinouts for the doghouse at home somewhere. Just check the volts. DCL+ should be +5 volt, DCL- should be about +0.1 volt.
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Hello MrTdude
Of course that it is possible.
Send me a PM or mail and I will send you as soon as I can.
What are you planning to do with DCL ?? and where are you from ??
Best Regards.
Hello Sergio;
Would be possible i get one copy of these documents too.
I trying to do one run time reader for my car too.
Best Regards;
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Hello Sirs.
We are so happy, because my friend has found a document very complete about Ford DCL Communication Protocol. We are now trying to understand that.
If anybody are interested, feel free to send me a message.
Best Regards.
Sergio. (The Gaucho of the Pampa 8-))
Hello Sergio,
Would I be able to get a copy of this please ?
I must be too new here to PM you.
Hey Sergio!
Great thread! You did a fantastic job telling us about your project and ideas.
I too would greatly appreciate a copy too.
Take a look at Sergio's web site
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As soon as Apple launched their Haswell-based MacBook Air I purchased the "ultrabook" for its long battery life, great build quality, and impressive design. However, running Linux on the 2013 MacBook Air has been a pain. It wasn't running cleanly but it looks like the major kernel booting problem comes down to a UEFI interaction issue...
Please, don't complain if you buy anything from the rotted apple and it doesn't work the way you want. They don't want you to install anything on THEIR computer. It's that simple. You may even be doing something unlawful
But I would never buy a product from Apple. I hate giving cash to a company that uses software patent wars systematically (not that others had to enter the war pulled by Apple). There are worthy competitors for every product they produce, and typically they offer a better value.
The problem is there aren't worthy alternatives as of now. The only ultra book with the same battery life is the VAIO pro 13 with an external battery sheet and it's around 1500$
I'm really curious about how much the battery will last on the macbook air using a GNU/Linux distro.
I'm not leaving Arch Linux + KDE SC for OSX and if the battery life isn't good the air can stay on the shelves, IMHO.
only a stupide guy buys this shit for running linux distro
What's wrong with looking for the cheapest ultrabook with 12h of battery life(*) and wanting to preserve my workflow?
As a developer I use Dolphin and Kate everyday. They are awesome.
Recently I had to use OSX for a while and Finder + Sublime were pretty lame replacements.
And I'm not willing to give away Arch Linux bleeding edge packages and the AUR.
I hope all the compatibility issues are sorted out soon and the battery life is not significantly reduced under Linux.
With the previous Macbook Airs, has the battery life taken a hit when running Linux?
For my Linux dev laptop, I am trying to decide between:
- Haswell 2013 Macbook Air (Excellent battery life under OS X, good chassis, low-res screen, many Linux compatibility issues)
- Dell XPS 13 (non-Haswell but 1080 screen, good Linux support, cheaper than alternatives at $900 for a new one off eBay)
- Chromebook Pixel (Excellent screen but $$$, 4GB RAM, 64GB SSD, non-upgradeable) (probably unlikely)
Any thoughts and recommendations?
I have a Macbook Air 2013 13" running Arch Linux and it runs pretty well.
Battery life is about 9 to 10 hours (down from 12h on OSX) but I think that is largely because I can only toggle the screen brightness between maximum and off. Also sound (speakers only) do not work.
I got a Macbook, because at that time it was the only good thin haswell-powered Laptop I could find.
(say, one of the 4xx series -- I lucked into a pristine used T410 (with the good screen) for an terrific price, and I'm loving it. I might have gone looking for a newer one (for better battery life) but there was the whole hybrid-graphics mess, and I decided to wait).
Otherwise, there might be something worth your trouble at a Linux-focused vendor such as ZaReason or System76.
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I don't think btrfs and its fsck are really stable... Can someone prove me wrong?
btrfs is not officially considered stable. i wouldn't make it the default on any distro one day earlier.
I hope Mate is optional to Gnome... so the shouting and loud people prevail again?
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Btrfs is considered stable by Oracle (for what that's worth) and Suse. It's also now considered stable by me, which is the most important thing . All of my testing is with Kernel 3.4, and latest btrfs-progs. Don't use it on an earlier kernel.
I've been testing it theroughly without trouble. Online adding and deleting devices from arrays works wonderfully. Scrubbing works well, much the same as ZFS scrubbing.
The most important thing is that Btrfs seems to be extremely resiliant against corruption, and the so called "self healing" has worked well. Having checksums for everything is really the way to go.
Btrfs has been great, so I don't think the negative comments are still deserved. I recommend everyone try it for themselves in the lab. I DON'T recommend you try it if your a desktop user with a single hard drive. It's probably not meant for you anyhow.


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Do you like it? Dislike it? Will it annoy people if I post these in all the categories? Maybe I should recuse myself from the categories that I don't post in? Which ones are those though? It seems like "general" would be a good place. Perhaps I should make the poll secret though? If you want to message me, feel free to do so.
If my email blows up, well, that's a risk I can run as I'm off last week and have minimal projects on my forecast. I'll run the poll maybe through Friday (1/2 day) and then see where we're at?
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I don't feel uncomfortable posting anywhere, probably because I put on my anthropological hat, and view EVERYTHING as a study -- what can I learn from these people, and what can I contribute? When I was a newbie to the then embryonic DOC, I asked a lot of questions, and when I felt comfortable enough to offer up a few answers, I got shot down dead by the wild and wooly atmosphere that was misc.health.diabetes in the olden days. Nowadays, it's much better, and I think the more newbies participate, whenever and wherever they feel comfortable, the better. Whatever the format design turns out to be, we all have to encourage everyone to get the most out of this place! :-)
It seems as if there's a whole bunch of new people or people I haven't seen before and I am still maintaining that the community would be better served to have the "one big page" option than the current Balkanized version. Admittedly, I am reading "Spies of the Balkans" right now but still, I think we should go back. I loathe being "conservative" like that but I don't see the benefit.
+1. Besides, it's a pain to scroll through all the categories looking for the latest posts/responses. I've had a few times when I wanted to post in more than one section - what to do? Separation of church and state may work, but separation of PWD by type... not for me. We have too much in common, too much to share and learn from each other.
Agreed. One of the best aspects of TuD is the sense that we're all in this together
For a late onset Type 1 who pumps and sometimes thinks about a CGM, I have to scan about 6 groups to search for relevant posts. Not fun.
I feel like there may have been conversations I was involved in that may have been "sorted" into the T2 "bin" which I haven't looked into too much because well, I'm not. I feel badly about it but not enough to go rummaging around.
The net effect of the redesign seems to be more clicks to get where you want to go as opposed to the old layout. Perhaps it wouldn't be that hard to provide a link to the old view of latest activity with no segregation of the catagories. I'd still use it.
I think it's beyond "more clicks" though as you lose some diversity by segregating "the community" into sub-communities. The sub-communities were always there and there was some sentiment that "sorting" would be nice in the pre-"adjustment" thread too but I don't agree with it. I guess I should have kvetched about it more there, when I had the chance but it wasn't a lot of people and I don't like picking on people that much. Unless they are mean.
Today I'm noticing how annoying it is (for me) to have to scroll through all the forum categories looking at dates to figure out what I haven't already seen. I'm beginning to totally ignore the categories as I scroll, if something interest me I'll go to it.
The only option to see things listed most recent first is the 'Latest Activity' box. The biggest problem, other than having to click so much, is that if I go to a discussion I have to go back and hit more tons of times again to get back where I was.
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It's good to see something is being done about childhood obesity.
I admire Michelle Obama's mission and agree with her checklist, especially the beverages as I don't think people understand how bad sugary drinks (in particular fizzy drinks like Coke) can be to contributing the extra weight.
However, I feel maybe the screen time may be a bit hopeful as many rely too heavily on television to distract children.
I've recently written a blog post on the subject of Childhood obesity and would really value your opinion on the post.
As a preschool teacher I plan to get my children aware of healthy choices with food. Educate is the key to change the way the children eat. Help starts at home as well get the parents involved.
child obistey is not good
There is much that can be done. Children so young do not go and buy there own food. That is a fact. Parents or guardians need to call a doctor or use other tools in order to prevent such absurd results from happening.
First of all, kids are fat for a reason...it doesn't just "happen", and it's NOT normal.
Don't give kids soda, fruit juice (even though Katherine Zeratsky feels this is a good way to start a day--she's wrong). Both of these "foods" have loads of sugar.
And then at meal time, serve small portions--we (Americans) eat monstrous portions, I don't know why.
Stay away from chips, sugar, aspartame (nearly banned in Europe), and all other 'snack' foods.
You'll see a difference...simple math: burn more than you take in (calories). Not too complicated!!!
To our children's health indeed.
One thing we're doing in my family is watching ABC's Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Edition together every Monday at 10.
As an obese man fighting to lose my own, Its important for my kids to see that people that are obese are fighting it from the time that they are young and that eating is not the answer. THis show deals with the emotional reasons that people eat as well as the physical weight itself. By watching this show together and keeping the topic of obesity an open and honest one, we're hoping to instill these long term values and ideals in our kids for their entire lives.
There shouldn't be fat kids anyway!!growing up there was maybe one fat kid in my class!!when I was young I was constantly moving!I weighed 50 pounds all thru grade school!!and then in sixth grade I finally gained weight!!I'm 37 now five foot nine and a three year old child and I only weigh 130 pounds!!!I just don't get it!!
glad to see that this is really taking hold at a realistic level
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DOVER — The City Council passed a resolution Wednesday night authorizing City Manager Michael Joyal to sign a letter of intent for the Jenny Thompson Aquatic Center.
"It (the JTAC) would be a win-win for the city, so we need to give the city manager capability to give these folks the ability to go out and fundraise, and that is exactly what this (resolution) does," Weston said.
Weston responded to Cheney's concerns, urging her to take a step back and look at the big picture.


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|Hacking Doesn't Crack the Code
|Source: Washington Post - Posted by Eric Lubow
Something -- maybe a lot of things -- is wrong with how America conducts its elections. As you might have heard, there were a few problems down in Florida back in 2000, and more recently in the Maryland primary. No doubt, voting and vote-counting can be messy, complicated and subject to potentially outcome-shifting flaws. With that as backdrop and five days before Election Day, HBO weighs in tonight with "Hacking Democracy," a somewhat torpid documentary that is itself complicated, flawed and messy.
The documentary's basic theme is that elections can be stolen by people able to manipulate the vote-recording software in electronic balloting machines. That should not shock anyone who has touched a computer. Given the increasing use of electronic voting machines -- they are counting about 80 percent of the votes cast today, according to the documentary -- it's no stretch to imagine that they could be worked to subvert democracy. Could be. But "Hacking Democracy" doesn't actually show democracy's corruption. The documentary merely suggests the possibilities and tallies the suspicions, leaving viewers to come to the obvious conclusion.
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I am looking to start reading some books. I am a big fan of the futuristic robots take over the world shows like Battlestar Galactica. I loved Caprica which was a spinoff of that. Also loved Terminator Sarah Connor Chronicles. Was wondering if there are any books similar to these premises. If not some decent science fiction or fantasy book reccomendations will do. I have basically read nothing so just looking for some good books.
Tv shows I liked.
Battlestar Galactica
Terminator Sarah Connor Chronicles
True Blood
Vampire Diaries
Many others I dont remember at the moment but this should give a good idea of what I am looking for.
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Cool hwip,
Hello and welcome to SFFWorld. One of the best ways to accumulate recommendations and create a great wishlist is through the use of the search function. An advanced search of the Science Fiction forum only, using the key word "recommendation" to search only thread titles, netted the following:


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School news roundup
Thursday, January 10, 2013
The RMS Ski Club begins its season Jan. 10. Advisors Demers and Femino have some reminders for those members going to Gunstock Ski Area on Thursday: 1) Make sure to trip-check your student's gear, to include all clothing and of course their equipment. If you're renting, we'll be getting those kids into the rental area once we arrive; Remember, make sure they dress warmly! 3) Study group will be in the caf� after classes Thursday p.m. with Ms. Femino or Mr. Choate. Make sure to pack a snack for them to have during the break, and stress this is a time to complete their studies for the following day. We'll be asking a few parents to possibly chip in with some baked goods for next week. Let us know if you'd like to participate; 4) The bus will leave by 3:30 p.m.; 5) Either provide some money or pack a dinner for the evening; 6) ALL Club members will have a lesson starting at 5:30 p.m. Everyone will have a chance to get a few runs in prior or our beginners will be able to make it to the 'magic carpet' section with some chaperons; 7) Our goal will be to arrive sometime after 9 p.m. in the RMS parking lot.
The Spaulding High School Jr. Air Force ROTC Assembly originally scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 23 from has been postponed until a date to be determined in February.
Congratulations RMS 8th Grade Boys' Team! The tournament trophy was presented to Mrs. McKenney on Wednesday, and will be put on display in the main office and then in our RMS trophy case. Check it out!
The schedule for these two weeks is games against Dover Middle School, Jan. 8 and Cooperative Middle School, Jan. 9; results will be in next week's column. Upcoming games include the girls traveling to Portsmouth Middle School on Monday, Jan. 14 while the boys host PMS. The seventh grade teams travel to Farmington on Thursday, Jan. 17, to play Henry Wilson School teams.
Clubs and Organizations
Several students had personal goals. Joey wants to go to Hilltop Fun Center more often. Spencer plans to stop buying Legos and save money. Sadie is hoping to have her ears pierced. Alex will build more things like robots. Hannah is planning on persuading her grandmother to make peanut butter fudge more often. Kaden will fight less with his sister. Colette will brush her teeth twice a day.
Bingo night is back! The PTA sponsored bingo night will be Friday, Jan. 11 at 6:00 or 6:30 p.m. Join us at 6 p.m. for pizza or at 6:30 p.m. for just bingo. Pizza must be paid for and ordered in advance by Jan. 9. Play bingo for just $2 a person. There will be raffle prizes, pizza and bingo. What a fun night!
"This was a great opportunity for the students to work together to do something great for someone else," said Mrs. Johnson. "It was a learning experience that we loved putting together."


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Second of ten children born to a peasant family. She received only four years of school, quitting to take over housekeeping from her mother, Grazia, who was bed-ridden with a heart condition. Joined Catholic Action at age ten, becoming an active and lively member and recruiter. At age 16, while out gathering wood for home, she was beaten and murdered by a teenage would-be rapist, fighting him off to her last breath; considered a martyr to purity.
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