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"Great Fun!"
I thought it best to start the Amelia Peabody series with Perkin's first book, and I'm happy that I did. It gives great background into this fabulous woman, who will knock the socks off of anyone who loves a strong female protagonist. For someone who does not know what to expect from this book, take a female Indiana Jones in the time frame of pre-1900, and plop her in the middle of a mystery in Egypt, surrounded by an archaeological dig complete with mummies, tombs, and curses. Amelia herself is a hoot. She's audacious, bold, single-minded, a flawless planner, extraordinarily intelligent, and very intuitive. She throws out one-liners that make the reader laugh out loud, while all the while Amelia is being completely serious. She's full of sarcasm yet sage advice. She will see to it that she gets whatever she wants, but at the same time shows compassion and tenderness when called for. Just to give a head's up, she speaks with the vernacular of a late 19th century proper English "lady" so if listening to that type of speech bothers you, skip it. But while I started somewhat skeptical that I could listen to Amelia for the entire length of the book, I quickly found her quick wit, and highly entertaining narrative style, very easy to listen to. Also, the narrator does an outstanding job with the other characters, keeping them in character throughout the book. In retrospect, considering how much dialogue there is in the book, and considering how the inflections of the narrator add so greatly to the entertainment factor, I believe that this is one of those books that actually lends itself more for listening than reading. The book is full of dry humor, a mystery, interesting information about archaeology, and even romance. In short, it has all the ingredients for a lighthearted book that is just plain fun, and I couldn't stop listening until I was finished! I can't wait to download my next Elizabeth Peters' tale with Amelia Peabody.
"Getting to Know Isaac Bell"
I listened to my first Isaac Bell story, "The Chase" out of order in the series and thoroughly enjoyed it. This persuaded me to go back to the beginning of the series and start from book one, which I also enjoyed. Now, having read, "The Wrecker" I am still entertained by this series.
Set just after the turn-of-the-century, I find the allusions to the lifestyle of that era interesting. In addition, although many people seem to have a problem with Scott Brick as a narrator, I find him to be a perfect narrator for these adventure-type novels. I would much rather listen to a narrator who puts the personality that he does into a story, as opposed to a reader who is more flat. For me, he brings his stories to life.
Having said this about the basic qualities of this series, I think "The Wrecker" has done the best job of allowing us to get to know Isaac Bell as a person, as well as a detective. His relationship with Marion continues, and their moments together are sweet and tender and it does bring out a side of Isaac that is softer and less robotic then the detective Isaac Bell.
Of course, listeners should know that all of this series is simple, mostly just for fun, and certainly not in the category of great literature. However, if you are looking for a book that is light, strictly entertaining, but still has some suspense and very likable characters, then you will probably like this series. Cussler does a fine job of keeping the facts and information true to the era, and even goes a little beyond by injecting details about the primary topic of each book.
For instance, in this book he does a great job of enlightening the listener with great information about the trains and locomotives of that time, the process of building a railroad right down to every piece of track and every bolt and tie. I suppose if one isn't interested in trains this could be tedious, but personally I found it added great realism to the story.
As a detective, Isaac is, once again, the brilliant, top-notch investigator upon which the series is based. This is one of the instances of which I was speaking where the book tends to be a little unrealistic… Isaac is a little too perfect. But then again, that's what this sort of book is about… having a hero for whom to cheer, and to know that he will always come out on top. These stories are the classic "the good guy always wins," so, once again, for a fun, lighthearted read it was very satisfying. In this story, as in the others, his villain, the Wrecker, is written with enough intelligence and sophistication that it does make the difficulty in thwarting him very realistic. Cussler does a great job of making him a worthy adversary for Isaac. This keeps the story believable and engaging for the listener, as we try to out-guess his next move to stay ahead of Isaac.
Without spoiling the plot I will add that the one thing I did not like about this particular story was the weapon that the Wrecker used which made him such a dangerous character. Personally, I thought it was downright ridiculous, and very unlikely for the era. However, this was a small negative in the overall believability of the story, and I would still recommend this book for someone who wants to simply have a fun adventure story that does not take itself too seriously.
"Contrary to the tagline, Harry Bosch is not back!"
As the saying goes, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." Sadly, I preordered this book from the main page, and the book listings don't show the narrators there. As such, I was unable to see who was reading this book. Heck, I didn't even bother to read the reviews because there has never been such a thing as a bad Harry Bosch novel. It never even occurred to me that the publishing house for a Harry Bosch novel would commit such an incredible blunder as to change the narrator, after 18 books, to someone not only unfamiliar, but inept! When I started listening, I was shocked to not only NOT hear Dick Hill or Len Cariou, but to hear this droning voice that almost put me to sleep.
Mcconnohie literally reads the book... doesn't perform it, but reads it. There were no attempts to assign a unique quality of voice to a particular character, no inflections for different emotions during the story... I imagine that most parents reading a story book to their child would do a better job than this narrator has done. It is so poorly read that I cannot even tell if the book is any good.
I will admit that after reading some of the other reviews that I didn't make it as far as they did! I gave up after only 30 minutes! Who makes the decisions on these narrators? Doesn't Michael Connelly have a say in how the book should be read? Why, on earth, would the powers that be take such a popular series as the Harry Bosch novels, whose followers practically count the days until the next book is released, and then disappoint these fans with such a worthless read (or listen?) This was a huge letdown. Shame on Brilliance Audio and even shame on Michael Connelly if he has any say in the choice of his narrators.
Can you tell that I am NOT recommending this book??! Let's hope they get it right the next time... too bad we will have to wait for probably a year to find out.
"Where Has The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency Gone?"
I have read every book in this series, in order, and I really struggled to get through this one. There were several times that I contemplated just shelving it (so to speak.) It seems that the more recent titles in this series of Alexander McCall Smith have not lived up to his earlier work. This series, early on, was one of my most beloved series. I could not wait for the next book to come out. In the last few books, it is almost as if McCall Smith is continuing writing the books just to... well... continue the series. There is no heart. There are no interesting cases to be solved. He has made Mma Makutsi into a very silly and unlikeable character, instead of simply being quirky (as she was in the early books.) Mme Ramotswe even comes across as being "tired" or disinterested, compared to her early passion for her agency, its work, and life in her beloved Botswana. Her basic character traits are still there, but in a watered-down version. Even the outstanding narrator, Lisette Lecat comes across as rather lackadaisical.
I can't suggest to an avid fan of this series to not listen to this book as they all have some significant event in them that carries over to the next books, but I will say that I was extremely disappointed in this one, and if McCall Smith is getting bored with writing these books he should either find his earlier spunk to put back into them, or stop the series before he writes these wonderful characters altogether into the ground.
I am writing this review before I have finished this listen. I bought this book immediately following the appearance of Jaycee Dugard on a television interview. I wanted to know more about how such a horrific situation could have possibly persisted for so many years, and, as a student of psychology, get the full story of the demented couple who kept her captive.
I am about three-quarters of the way through her story, and I feel compelled to warn a potential reader that this story is not for the faint of heart. In fact that is an understatement. The first third of the listen is so disturbing that someone sensitive to perverse treatment of children may want to seriously reconsider passing on listening to this read. I could only listen to this section of the book in short intervals, needing to put if away for several days before returning to it, as Jaycee's graphic descriptions of her abuse is so unthinkable that I found it stayed with me for hours, and even days after reading it. There were several times that I seriously contemplated not listening to any more. The only reason I have continued on with it is to learn what happens in the end to this depraved, and insane man and his equally perverted wife. No matter what is done to them in the way of punishment or justice, it will never be enough to give Jaycee back the precious years of her life that they stole.
Jaycee is not a professional narrator, but listening to her recount what was done to her, I realize that only she could be the appropriate person to tell her story.
As for the rating of this book... how does one rate something like this? How does one decide what is appropriate to gauge how "good" a story such as this can be? I honestly don't know, but ultimately I think that Jaycee has done an admirable and courageous job in her retelling of her story and that it merits a strong rating, if, for no other reason, than after all she had been through, she deserves to be heard.
"The Tip of the Iceburg"
If you are intrigued by, and have a special admiration for the special ops divisions of our country's armed forces, this is a worthwhile read. It did leave me a little disappointed that the author didn't really describe any major (or even many minor) missions that the Delta Force unit carried out, but it is still interesting.
The entire first Part of the download is dedicated to Haney's description of his experience of being selected to apply to be a part of this elite unit of soldiers. He goes into an hour by hour detailed story of the extraordinarily rigorous testing phase that the original hopefuls went through to weed out those who would be chosen to continue on to be trained as Delta Force soldiers, and those who would wash out. It is engaging and certainly gives the reader a clear picture of the physical and mental strength required of these men to even be considered to serve in this unit. The group begins with over 100 candidates, and by the end of the testing phase, less than two dozen remain to move on.
The further story of the extensive training that these men go through is remarkable, and can't help but give the reader an intense admiration for all that Delta Force soldiers must learn to become such elite warriors.
After this, however, the book becomes very weak, and the second Part of the download consists entirely of short anecdotes of small missions, the lifestyle of a Delta soldier, and Haney's personal experience with his assignments(locations.) Honestly, it really isn't that interesting. I was craving more. He would write that one of the most frequent use of their skills was in aircraft hijackings, but he never told a really thrilling story of one of these missions. It began to seem as though this information might be classified, and that he was limited in how much information he could disclose. Again, this was disappointing. If you are hoping for a thrilling story similar to Acts of Valor, this is not the book for you.
However, once of the best parts of the entire listen is the epilogue in which Haney gives a very insightful opinion from his first-hand knowledge of the fighting in the Middle East, and gives an explanation of why our country is in Iraq, and took out Sadaam Hussein and Osama Bin Laden. (He does includes the actual account of Bin Laden's assasination, which is much more informative than what we know from the news.) His explanation of why we are in Iraq, his opinion of the future of the stability of the Middle East, and his view of what is necessary to create world stability and truly combat terrorism is one that every American should hear and understand. It is a worthy listen for this small section alone.
"Wonderful Story, Great Writing, and Good Narration"
What a wonderful surprise! As a dog lover, I was hoping for an uplifting story about the bond between a special dog and his human. What I got was so much more. First, I would like to acknowledge the exceptional writing of Luis Montalvan. He is a very talented writer.
Also, the content of the book went far beyond how Tuesday enabled Montalvan to regain a significant amount of function after his broken body and soul returned from Iraq. Montalvan adds insight to other compelling topics including how service dogs are trained, how Tuesday's early life was also riddled with loss, the insensitivities of people who do not understand the need of a service dog for people with disabilities other than blindness, and the tragic inadequacies of the Verteran's Affairs medical services provided to our soldiers when they return from war.
All of these issues are, of course, bound together with the warmth of the tale of how Tuesday and Montalvan helped each other to heal, and how they now function together as a loving unit, Tuesday guiding Montalvan to progress in his healing, or, at least deal with his disabilities because he has Tuesday for support, love, and physical help.
This story is much more than about a service dog doing his job in a placement to help a disabled man. It addresses political issues, sociological issues, and deeply personal issues of how war breaks down the men and women subjected to it.
I was a bit worried when I saw that Montalvan acted as his own narrator, but he has a wonderful voice, and he tells his story with such heart... no one else could have done it the same justice. I strongly recommend this book.
"A Little Disappointed"
Perhaps I went into reading this book with inappropriate expectations. I had been having a craving for more authors like Craig Johnson (Walt Longmire series) and David Rosenfelt (Andy Carpenter series.) Mysteries that are not exactly humorous, but that have an edgy, witty, fun side to them that make them a little more lighthearted than the usual tension-filled thriller.
I found this author by reading reviews on the internet from Mystery Book Readers who called Lawrence Block "wickedly funny." Nothing could have been further from the truth. The likeable, but nevertheless criminal character in Block's book, Bernie Rhodenbarr, is really rather, uh... blah. The story was slow, not particularly containing any form of humor, or even satire, wittiness, or irony. Yes there was a mystery. Bernie found himself framed for a murder, and the brunt of the story was Bernie solving the mystery of finding the real killer to save himself from a murder charge. It moved along well, and the writing was fine, but it just didn't have anything that kept me particularly interested.
The only slightly clever part of the story was when Bernie was caught in the act of a robbery, and the senior police officer who caught him in the act, greeted him like an old chum. There were several fun scenes with these two who, albeit on different sides of the law, had a mutual respect and even admiration for each other's chosen vocations.
I was hoping to be pleased enough with this book to launch into the full Bernie Rhodenbarr series by Block, but after this yawner, I think I will pass.
"Read "The Surgeon" First"
If I could, I would give this 3 1/2 stars. The only reason it wasn't 4 stars for me was that it became a little repetitive with the plot lines. The same scenario over and over... talk about deja' vue! All with very slow progress in terms of clues to find these serial killers. It all comes together at the end, but it is a long time coming. Don't judge the narrator by the sample on the book page. She sounds awful on that snippet, but when she begins to use different voices for different characters she is quite good. Not great with the male voices, but better than some with this series.
One interesting question... is Jane's last name pronounced Ritz-oley or Rizz-oley. As with the word Pizza, the correct Italian pronunciation, "zz" is just "z." No "t." Personally, I don't care, but I sure wish the narrators would make up their mind how Jane pronounces her last name... it varies from book to book. Another illustration of my biggest complaint with this series... NO continuity with narrators! They are AWFUL!
I would strongly recommend to listen to this series in order. I got my information as to the order of the books from an incorrect source when I began listening to them. Now I am all over the board in terms of what and who I know, and how things evolved. The only reason I haven't read The Surgeon is because it is abridged, and I am strongly opposed to abridged books, but after reading this book, I feel I am going to cave in and go back and read it. There were SO many references to it in this book that I regret not having read it first. It is central to the plot in this book, so if you haven't read The Surgeon I would recommend the same for you BEFORE you read this.
Otherwise, I love Tess Gerritsen, even her non-Rizzoli and Isles books. Some of those were even more enjoyable, IMHO. This was not my favorite book in the series, but I did enjoy it, and I think Gerritsen has created a great character in Jane Rizzoli
"Another winner!"
Another Gerritsen winner. Young Russian girls are promised a better, new life in America, and are taken to the US via Mexico only to learn that their "guides" are really kidnappers. Their "new life" is one of captivity as they are sold into prostitution rings, and live a life of fear and brutality. Rizzoli, being eight months pregnant in this story is written with the perfect balance of her usual finely-honed detective skills, while being physically limited to do the physical part of her job. She ends up being a hostage of two people desperately trying to find a way to send their message of truth to the world about the story of the vanishing girls before they are killed by those trying to silence them, but Jane ends up becoming the perfect person to have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. Once again a terrible narrator... *sigh*... but can't demote the rating of the book because Brilliance Audio can't find the right person to "be" Jane Rizzoli.
"Loved it!"
This is right up there as one of my favorite Gerritsen thrillers. Loved the characters, the narrator was actually decent in this reading, and the historical aspects of present time characters searching to understand a mystery from another century through letters works flawlessly. It seems it would be a tricky thing to pull off to have the past and present jumping back and forth, but the historical elements are fascinating, and the transitions are smooth as glass. Great listen! Highly recommend this one!


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Edna SloraEdna Slora
BARRE Edna Slora, 90, died Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, at Rowan Court Nursing Home in Barre after a brief illness.
She was born in Lugano, Switzerland, Sept. 20, 1922, the daughter of Albert and Ida (Casellini) Abbiati.
She attended Barre schools until the eighth grade.
On Sept. 14, 1946, she married William G. Slora.
She held nearly 85 jobs over the years, including at Rock of Ages and Twin City Lanes, as well as many housekeeping clients.
She enjoyed cooking, her stories and Tom Jones.
Survivors include two sons, Albert Slora, of Barre, and Alan Slora, of Arizona; two granddaughters and a great-grandson; a sister, Lorraine Copping, of Plainfield; three nephews; a niece; and many great-nieces and -nephews.
She was predeceased by her husband and a sister, Vivian.
The graveside service will be held at a later date in the Vermont Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Randolph Center.
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SBCH Recieves American Stroke Assn. Quality Achievement Award
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital has received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Get With The Guidelines®–Stroke Silver Quality Achievement Award.
SBCH has developed a comprehensive system for rapid diagnosis and treatment of stroke patients admitted to the emergency department. This includes always being equipped to provide brain imaging scans, having neurologists available to conduct patient evaluations and using clot-busting medications when appropriate. The Stroke Program has also received Advanced Stroke Certification from the Joint Commission.
Get With The Guidelines® is a program that helps ensure consistent application of the most recent American Heart Association/American Stroke Association scientific guidelines for patient treatment. The program includes in-hospital modules for heart failure, stroke and resuscitation as well as a module for outpatient practices.
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The Type Is Right
November 12th, 2009 | By Christine in designers, events, typography | 2 Comments »On Monday night, at Galapagos Art Space in DUMBO, many graphic designers were guilty of taking part in the geekiest game show ever, AIGA/NY's The Type Is Right. My friends were as excited as I was when the event first popped up on the events page, so we immediately signed up to volunteer.
Here are Liz and Nina at the check-in table.
Complete with silly game show theme and ominous thinking music, the event was emceed by Ellen Lupton, and there were four teams — the Serifs, the Sans Serifs, the Italics and I forget the last one. Each team had three designers plus a randomly chosen audience member.
Round 1 began with a first team consisting of Paula Scher, Louise Fili and Chester Jenkins, along with their audience member. They played against Roger Black, Allan Haley, and a third person whose name I do not know. Oh, plus their audience member.
Here we have a blurry Ellen, Paula, Louise, Chester, audience member, and Paul Shaw, who ruled on challenged questions and provided information when needed. He is obviously a master type history guru to be much respected.
I thought that my own type nerdiness wasn't too bad, but the questions asked were so difficult, it shamed me. Still, the teams were able to wow us with their amazingly broad knowledge. This question was one of the few that I was able to answer.
Amongst sillier questions (like how long a certain designer's line of cocaine was, with the answers given in points and picas — the answer was 'D. Whatever'), there were much more difficult ones. For example, which typeface from a given list of four was designed the earliest, which designer had a typeface named after him or herself (the answer was Matteo Bologna, who was also there), something to do with the didone classification … it was madness!
But the most traumatizing question was surely the one that asked which of the following Eric Gill is said to have had sex with — A. his sister, B. his daughter, C. his dog, D. all of the above. And the answer was D! I think I may hesitate for the rest of my life before using Gill Sans.
Here we have the other two teams during Round 2. The team on the left, consisting of Charlie Nix, Patrick Seymour, Paul Carlos, were all dressed in suits. So when their audience member came up jacket-less, Matteo (on whom my classmates and I have had a crush since seeing him at the TDC's Night of the Italians) was ready at the front with his own suit jacket, which he kindly lent him. The team on the right was the one I was banking on winning — how can you think otherwise when it was led by Jonathan Hoefler and included two of his employees, Andy Clymer and Sara Soskolne?
This question, for Hoefler's team, asked which was Bodoni. I was torn between B and D. You can see Hoefler and Clymer standing in front of the screen to see it better. But, FOR SHAME, they chose C, which everyone around me knew was wrong. C turned out to be Filosofia, and B was the correct answer.
Still, Hoefler's team prevailed to win by one point against Roger Black's team in the final round, which was pretty intense. There was a trophy!
Among other big-name designers that we spotted in the audience were Jessica Hische, Drew Hodges, and Scott Stowell.
Sorry for the poor-quality images. This is why you should buy me a digital SLR! Much thanks in advance.


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A person ussually a horable skier that wears jeans and is a Texan at a ski area usually Monarach (Colorado) that has a gap between their goggles and there hat that show skin.
Dude! I totally just cut off that gaper
wowowwubbawabba tərəfindən
17 İyul 2009
a tourist from the bay area, often identified by the fannypack he/she is wearing or the idiotic questions they ask such as "wheres the bridge across the lake?" or "where do the locals hang out?"
we will have to leave our house an hour early because of all the gapers in town.
kalti tərəfindən
28 Oktyabr 2008
Crazy tourist skier/snowborders. Gaper are named for the gap between the helmet/hat and goggles. Also because they are gay, in the loser way not the homosexual way. They usually think they are the shit, although it is not true. At all. They are usually found it Colorado, Summit County to be exact. They try to do DBs or rock the park, but they fail.
They also PISS THE HELL out of locals.
They also PISS THE HELL out of locals.
That gaper just tried to do a rail and ate shit!
Fuck I hate stupid gapers. They are such lame-os.
Fuck I hate stupid gapers. They are such lame-os.
Go Home Gapers!! tərəfindən
22 Oktyabr 2008
tourist; referring to the gap in between goggles and hat most frequently seen on Southern Californians and people from Jersey who recreate in the mountains; usually accompanied by a Starter jacket
"Hey gaper, get in your Hummer and drive your ass back to Bayonne!"
re-donkulous tərəfindən
10 Oktyabr 2006
in context away from the slope a gaper is someone who tries extremely hard to be popular but does this all in vein because they are too clueless. Commonly found in high school settings
a gaper can be commonly identified by being outside a circle of people trying to look in or listen into a convo. They commonly buy north face backpacks because they think its cool or they wear uggs and jeans like oh every girl. and guy who is a gaper will strut slow down the hall trying to look cool and there backpakc is overly stuffed with crap. ex: conner plasse
Gryphin tərəfindən
12 Dekabr 2007
person who gazes stupidly or in openmouthed surprise or wonder. i.e. idiot
Traffic was backed up because of all the gapers trying to view the accident.
lvkris tərəfindən
24 Noyabr 2004
a fucking fag that knows nothing about skiing and cant ski at all and are total posers that wear all the top brands and go in the park and cut everyone off and fall of the handle tow. Gapers usually take it in the ass everynight and stand on the landing of the jump pissing everyone off or rolls over the jumps and attempts to hit rails but falls and doesnt know how to put their skis back on....Fucking Gapers
Me-Get off the jump
Me-get the fuck off the jump!
Gaper-i dont know how kus i like men
Me-get the fuck off the jump!
Gaper-i dont know how kus i like men
Screaminsemengaper tərəfindən
23 Mart 2009


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Top Definition
Phrase used to say someone is dead or has deceased. Term is derived from when suicides were common by a person preparing to hang themself, and used a bucket to stand on, and then kicked the bucket when suicide was desired.
Ole' Charlie kicked the bucket today, we better prepare for his funeral.
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Minggu, 16 November 2003
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The actual origin of the term is from England, and began in the later middle ages. A corpse would be laid out, and a bucket of holy water placed at its feet. Visitors could then sprinkle the deceased with Holy Water. Other explanations (suicide, execution) came later to explain an idiom, of which the origin of the term had ceased, mainly as a result of the English reformation.
"To Kick the Bucket" is explained by Bishop Abbot Horne in 1949, in his booklet "Relics of Popery" Catholic Truth Society. He adds "Many other explanations of this saying have been given by persons who are unaquainted with Catholic Custom"
dari Dr Michael Foster
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One of many synonyms for "die".
"My grandma died on May 12th of 2000. She was gonna try to hold off until May 17th, which was when my grandpa died, but ultimately she kicked the bucket."
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Pigs to be slaughtered are bled, that is the blood is drained from the body. One way this is accomplished is to hang the pig upside down from a bar (by one foot) that used to be known as a "buchet," a French word for it. The pig's throat was cut or opened with a sharp spike, and it would rapidly be bled. In its death throes, it would always kick the buchet.
The old man fianlly kicked the bucket.
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Posted by DownSouthTiger on 10/7 at 7:59 am to lsu xman Easy to do yourself. Whatever you take from old put on new. It's very easyReply Back to Top |
Posted by Spock's Eyebrow on 10/7 at 8:33 am to DownSouthTiger quote: You forgot to tell him to use a little soapy water when he's finished. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by swm0105 on 10/7 at 8:41 am to Spock's Eyebrow I responded to the other plumbing post...my recommendation is Mock Plumbing if you don't feel like tackling the project yourself. Reply Back to Top |
get the same water heater to replace the one you took out so everything matches up, then take one out put new one in Reply Back to Top |
Posted by I Love Bama on 10/7 at 9:27 am to DownSouthTiger Can't tell if you guys are serious. I is it really easy to do yourself Reply Back to Top |
Posted by tigerman03 on 10/7 at 9:58 am to lsu xman Pretty simple to do yourself. If you can, go tankless. Unlimited hot water and you'll save money in the long run. Just be sure to lookup some info on installation first. For tankless you need to have clean out valves and shite. Just make sure you do it right so if you need to get it serviced the plumber can work on it. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Spock's Eyebrow on 10/7 at 10:04 am to tigerman03 quote: Good advice regardless of the situation. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Outdoor Chef on 10/7 at 10:30 am to Spock's Eyebrow Go take a look at it. See theres only a cold line going in, a hot line going out, and a gas line going in. Most of the time these are all screwed fittings that, like others say, you can just swap out with the old one. Sometimes they sauter the water lines going in and out, and you prob cant do that yourself, unless you know how to sweat that in. The main thing is making sure you drain the old one with a garden hose before disconnecting and trying to remove from attic / or wherever its located. Really is very easy to do. half hour jobReply Back to Top |
there are a couple of degrees of difficulty here... if you are replacing an electric with gas, that will require vents be installed throught he roof, etc. and is typically beyond the capabilities of the normal do-it-yourselfer unless you have some major skills and do quite a bit of code reading first... if you are replacing gas with a similar sized gas unit, it is manageable...but won't be easy...will require some plumbing for both the gas and water pipes plus just dealing with draining the old unit, etc....the plumbing could entail either screw fittings or soldering copper and may require some cutting/fitting if things aren't exactly equal. not impossible, but not something you are gonna do in an hour, either... Reply Back to Top |
If you can replace it or decide to change it out yourself make sure to get the same height and capacity (Ex: 40 gal). Most times just replacing one is easy. If you decide to use a plumbing company check into going tankless with the plumbing company of your choice. It's an expensive initial install but you'll save soo much money in the long run. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Willie Stroker on 10/8 at 12:20 pm to lsu xman I thought about doing it myself, but knew that I needed to bring some things up to code. So I found an A rated plumber on Angie's list. If I had bought the water heater myself, I would have paid somewhere between $400-$600. I'm pretty sure it would have taken a noob like me all day with a couple of trips to the hardware store. The plumbing company charged me $1,100. If I had to do it again with an older home, I would buy the thing myself and just shop around for an estimate on installing a hot water heater. Before doing this, I considered going tankless. I found a Consumer Reports article which claimed it would take you 20 years to break even on the added costs of going tankless. I don't plan to be in this house that long. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Kajungee on 10/8 at 12:46 pm to Willie Stroker quote: And thats when the cost of Gas was high. At todays cost for Natural Gas I would not even consider it Reply Back to Top |
Posted by tigerinthebueche on 10/8 at 12:53 pm to lsu xman water heater around $700.00 install around $150.00. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Sl4m on 10/8 at 10:55 pm to tigerinthebueche A water heater is going to cost $00-$500 as you noticed already. The install is going to be around the same. $1100 sounds pretty standard. Consumer reports is absolute shite though. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by sportsaddit68 on 10/8 at 11:11 pm to Sl4m Dude, Lowe's offer professional installation service on water heaters much cheaper and insure their installs do a year too. This post was edited on 10/8 at 11:12 pm Reply Back to Top |
quote: I installed the one in my home now. No real issues. Just insure if your flex pipe that connects to your water heater has the teflon insert inside the end to make sure that the copper tubing doesn't contact the galvanized nipples on the hot water heater. Also make sure that your vent pipe is in the correct position before firing up the heater. I learned this the hard way after I was done, and he water heating up, I noticed the vent pipe was a little bit off center, and without thinking I grabbed it to straighten it. That will then cause a sound very much like when you'd drop a piece of meat into a hot skillet, and make you holla. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Carson123987 on 10/8 at 11:36 pm to lsu xman Not too hard. If you're good with handyman stuff, you can do it Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Sl4m on 10/8 at 11:50 pm to sportsaddit68 Lowes & Home Depot water heaters are junk, most plumbing companies won't even service them when a problem arises. Not only do they use proprietary parts (left hand threads for thermocouples and control valve checks) the tanks are a thinner gauge metal so they won't last near as long. When I pull up to a job with a Whirlpool or GE water heater the only thing I can do is suggest to replace them with a good brand (State, Rheem, Ruud, AO Smith) from a plumbing supply house. The Whirlpool heaters have an internal issue where some become susceptible to miniature explosions lighting the burner coming from the pilot. If someone is going to pay the same price for a water heater $400-$500 they are MUCH better off getting one from a plumbing supply house such as Coburns, Southern Pipe or LCR. This post was edited on 10/8 at 11:53 pm Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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This entry was originally posted on February 13, 2010. While the question of evolutionary predisposition toward religious belief may be challenging, Christians need not see it as threatening. In fact, this is actually a Pauline notion that is explored in Romans 1, where Paul claims that it is in mankind's nature to "know God".
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Although Jack Kerouac's "On the Road" has been praised as a milestone in American literature, this film version brings into question how much of a story it really offers. Kerouac's hero, Sal Paradise, becomes transfixed by the rambling outlaw vision of a charismatic car thief, Dean Moriarity, and joins him in a series of journeys from his mother's apartment in Ozone Park, N.Y., as they crisscross the continent to Chicago, Denver, San Francisco and then back again, until it occurs to Dean "I've never been south." They turn to Mexico, finding in its long, straight cactus-lined roads, some secret to themselves. They also find marijuana; the two may not be unrelated.
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Dutch rider Scott Deroue emerged the winner in Round 11 of the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup at the Silverstone circuit in Britain on Sunday after a string of race incidents in the final corners saw some of the race's main contenders exit in the closing seconds.
Second was Spanish rider Joan Mir, who on Sunday celebrated his 16th birthday and third place went to Marcos Ramirez, also of Spain, who pulled off his second podium for the weekend.
Just as he did in 2012, Scott Deroue has gained in strength and performance as the season went on and he was a strong rider in Saturday's race, even if he did crash in the final stages.
But the big loser was certainly points leader Karel Hanika of the Czech Republic, who had picked up yet another a solid win on Saturday. Hanika has been the stand out Red Bull rookie in 2013 and with three rounds still to go he only needed to finish in front of Jorge Martin of Spain to take the cup title.
He was perfectly placed in a group of hungry riders to do just that when the competitor riding beside him had a moment, wobbled and knocked Hanika off his KTM RC250 RB bike. Almost simultaneously, a number of other riders went down in quick succession, including American Joe Roberts who had been leading going into the final corners and Hanika's rival Martin, the only competitor left with a mathematical chance of keeping the championship alive.
With Hanika in the gravel, but fortunately not hurt, and Martin also on the bitumen, the Czech rider was, for a few seconds, the Cup winner. But while the distressed and disappointed Hanika had to retire from the race, Martin was still able to pick up his bike and cruise to the line in twelfth place. The Spanish rider picked up the necessary point to keep himself in the running.
Hanika's next chance will be at the next (single) round at the MotoGP weekend of San Marino where these young riders will fight it out on the Misano circuit on September 14. The season concludes with two more races in Aragon Spain.
Results Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup Silverstone, Round 11
All riders on KTM RC250 RB machines
1. Scott Deroue (NL), 32:34.882
2. Joan Mir (E), +0.646 sec
3. Marcos Ramirez (E), +0.983
4. Manuel Pagliani (I), +0.991
5. Stefano Manzi (I), +1.109
Standings Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup after 11 of 14 rounds
1. Karel Hanika (CZ), 210 points
2. Jorge Martin (E), 138
3. Pagliani, 112
4. Ramirez, 105
5. Enea Bastiani (I), 103