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European countries fought each other for thousands of years, until the bloodbath of WWI and WWII seemed to calm their bloodlust.
I recon that the Middle East will not become a pacific region until they have a true bloodbath of their own.
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European countries fought each other for thousands of years, until the bloodbath of WWI and WWII seemed to calm their bloodlust.
I recon that the Middle East will not become a pacific region until they have a true bloodbath of their own.
"The West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Iran, Turkey and now Syria. Is there no country in the region that is safe from Israeli aggression? This client state of the US, or rather the US Israel lobby, is fast becoming the greatest threat to global peace that the world has known since WW2.
And still America ships billions of dollars and arms to the Israeli government every year at the specific demand of the American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs, an unelected body that now determines the composition of Congress. This is democracy turned on its head whereby a tiny minority acting in the interests of a foreign state manipulates the democratic process to its own agenda and advantage.
Meanwhile, the EU parliament/commission sits and watches impotently as the governments of its 27 member states including Britain, France and Germany continue to allow Israel free access to their markets and defence systems in the full knowledge that this trade in goods and military equipment is the one single factor that allows the Israeli government to treat the international community and the United Nations with such contempt.
Without bilateral trade with Europe, Israel would simply revert to being a tiny Mediterranean state exporting citrus, Sharon fruit and dates and writing computer software instead of being the huge military threat to Middle East stability, world peace and global oil supplies that it so frighteningly is, with each passing day."
All the nut jobs are out today.
The truth hurts some. Their "intelligent" response is to call someone names.
The truth hurts some. Their "intelligent" response is to call someone names.
After being almost exterminated by the sophisticated and cultured continental Europeans, Jewish people, and the state they have built: Israel, is morally entitled to prevent another holocaust by any necessary means
" All the nut jobs are out today."
That is a true statement every day...
Watch out or we'll cut off your computer … we can do that! LOL
Yes … global oil supplies … you'll need them in the future … and Israel in conjunction with Cyprus … are talking about shipping Shale Oil/Gas to Europe through Greece …
Comprende? You'll have your gas and your Jaffa oranges too!!!
can't wait for israel's oil fields to come online so they can begin flipping egypt the bird, they don't realize how much money they'll lose when that happens
You asked the rhetorical question; "The West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Iran, Turkey and now Syria. Is there no country in the region that is safe from Israeli …"
THE ANSWER IS: None
Israel is NOT AFRAID of their enemies … they 'respect' them for the damage that they can wrought … but afraid … NOT ON YOUR LIFE. There is NO DHIMMITUDE inside the Jewish State … the Jews/Zionists/Israelis KNOW THEY CAN PUT A HURT ON THE ARAB/MUSLIMS IF ACTION IS WARRANTED … guess what … Syria has felt that 'hurt' MANY MANY TIMES … it's because they've felt that hurt that THEY HAVEN'T ATTACKED ISRAEL since 1973 … and they've 'tried' their own nuclear breakout ONLY TO BE THWARTED in 2007 at Al Kibar … and now regarding Hezbollah …
Let's be clear … I don't think Israel is still receiving oil from Egyptian sources … there were all those screw ups with the pipeline in Sinai … but … I'm NOT SURE …
But … Israel will become ENERGY INDEPENDENT which is GREAT … the fact they may EXPORT TO EUROPE is delicious …
in 1967 U.S. ship USS Liberty has been attacked by Israel, 34 Americans lost their lives, 174 were wounded. Israel is the only Middle Eastern country that ever attacked USA.
Where did you get your PhD degree in history from ? You obviously failed to make the grade … louts like you aren't worth the bother … but then again …
Did you ever hear the words to the US Marine Corps song:
From the Halls of Montezuma
To the Shores of Tripoli;
We fight our country's battles
In the air, on land and sea;
The Tripoli in the lyric is Tripoli, Libya … the Marines were fighting there NOT against Gadaffi … LOL
The first United States military action overseas, executed by the U.S. Marines and Navy, was the Battle of Derne, Tripoli, in 1805. It was an effort to destroy all of the Barbary pirates, free the American slaves in captivity, and put an end to piracy acts between these warring tribes on the part of the Barbary states.
You Arab/Muslims were doing the same thing the slugs in Algeria tried to do … take hostages and get ransom … those that weren't ransomed you enslaved …
what did the Jews look for in Europe in the first place. Hitler`s Government was paying them money to leave before holocaust took place. They just wanted to be Germany`s enemy. They declared war on Germany in 1933.
screw ups more like terrorism, but i digress i agree with u maybe then the eu will get of its knees and stop groveling to the arabs in the un in hopes of continuing to get cheap oil which is no longer cheap
Israel doesn't threat but only defend itself. If the Arab world had accepted the right of Israel to exist as a Jewish state in 1948, it wouldn't have been any war in the region. But unfortunately, the leaders of the corrupted and totalitarian states in the Middle East use Anti-semitic rhetoric (nation of Apes and Dogs) and pledge to eliminate Israel. But not only do they threat but they also launch missles against civilians and blow up buses using suicide bombers. Would you be nonchalant and wait until the next war you will be attacked by WMD?
Yo, don't get pussnal !
Tall handsome dictator seeks similar for regional hegemony GSH NS
I think its ridiculous that people accept what's going on in Syria as a 'civil war'. Middle eastern countries have been set-up with pro western governments, to the benefit of the U.S.A. and Israel. As long as these governments keep flooding the world markets with cheap oil which can only be bought with American dollars, and as long as they turn a blind eye to the atrocities that Israel commits in Palestine and ignore the nuclear arsenal that Israel has been amassing, they benefit from American support and they stay in power for a long time. When they do not co-operate, the U.S.A. (and other nations they coerce) impose economic trade restrictions, or they suffer from CIA orchestrated (and funded) internal violence which is made to look like a 'civil war' and if that fails, assassination attempts are made and if that fails, there is overt war. When civilians in these nations actually do rise up against their sell-out governments (known as the 'Arab Spring'), it is labelled terrorism and goes nowhere, just like what is happening in Egypt (whose government has been receiving loads of American money since the American funded Israeli army defeated it).
Russia and China do not want Israel to continue to gain power because (despite American-media brainwashing) Israel is a rogue and violent nation which, in addition to possessing weapons of mass destruction, has actually threatened to use them against any and ALL NATIONS (including its supposed allies; America and Europe). Americas beloved president was assassinated for trying to prevent Israel from attaining nuclear weapons, and since that time the men behind Israel have taken control of Americas central bank and heavily influence its congress. Today, American presidents (and presidential hopefuls) are more loyal to Israel than their own nation, often acting in Israel's interest regardless of whether it is detrimental to the U.S.A. Try to see through media lies, and understand what is actually happening in the world, for your own sake.
I can see the other way around too. As long as this regimes beneficiates from western protection and the US military might, they play by the cards. As soon as they are crossed, they adjourns their "agreements". This is way I hate governments so much, they are there solely for their own beneficit.
Imbecilic comment Candadian, racist, paranoid conspiracy crap ! Where do you come up with this stuff ?
Syria's is a civil war is similar to Iraqs. The Shites and the Sunnys have been fighting since 700 AD. It is the Islamic version of the Hatfields vs the McCoys.
Israel has nothing to do with this blood feud.
Russia and Israel are on fairly good terms....Israel has a huge Russian populace and gets large amounts of Oil from it.
I must admit Kennedy being assasinated by Israelis is a new one, have not heard that before.
Wow, so much nonsense in one post, how can one cram so much distorted ideas and facts into such tiny space - real talent, talent for rubbish. Any attempt to respond to these points is so futile, I wont bother.
Sorry, you lost all credibility with your derogatory remarks.
There all true, nothing derogatory.
Boy oh boy Canadian Engineer, this Canadian citizen thinks you have far too many conspiricy theories running through your head and mind. The world and the governements are not so dense as you would have the reader believe.
We, the readers know, without a doubt that Elvis truely lives and is still jambing in the back country. It's all a conspirecy to say that he is dead. Oops, you are going to add that one to the others now are you not?
Is this a plot from Homeland that I missed? Just asking … LOL
Wow … what a vivid imagination … no wonder you're an engineer … Canadian ta boot!
I'm a Canadian too … but I've got the OPPOSITE OPINION … guess what … OUR Prime Minister Stephen Harper … sides with ME … he's OUR PM and he's Israel's biggest backer in the Free World …
Now … what kind of conspiracy theory BS are you spouting? Where's a CSIS agent when you need one?
the worst mistake would be to interfere with foreign affairs. It is none of our business what goes on there , it is a sovereign state.
Israelis also assassinated Abe Lincon, for sure! Who else could do this?
The sad thing is that this blog has been given (4/2/13; 18:00) 44 "Recommendations" . Does this reflect the level of readership in the "Economist" ? Or does it simply say that there is a whole collection of Israel haters out there who have formed a group and press "Recommend" on every piece of anti Israeli trash that is written.
I would personally call this rubbish "Hate mail" and then it can be removed, but the "Economist" doesn't do so. This refusal certainly doesn't add to the dignity or respect that the "Economist" once had.
1. The people of Lebanon should be grateful to their enemy. Say there's another war between Hizbollah and Israel, which means Lebanon and Israel though the Lebanese try to differentiate themselves from the people who control their future. Anti-aircrafit missiles won't eliminate the Israeli air force or its drones but it might make pinpoint targeting more difficult. The Israelis might have to be more careful about their planes and that might mean destroying not just that house or that building but this chunk of buildings and that piece of an entire area. That means more Lebanese wounded and dead. It may be ironic that keeping weapons from Hizbollah saves Lebanese, but if you put aside the nonsensical, triumphalist hopes that Hizbollah will vanquish the foe, then what this means is a less bloody war next time with fewer Lebanese killed.
2. It's humorous to think of this or any air strike as potentially widening the conflict. Syria can't beat bunches of rebels who lack most military organization. Its air force is in tatters. It has no offensive capability outside of small assaults on its own people. As for Russia, seriously? Why not leap to global thermonuclear war and make a movie about that?
Logical … is your name 'Mr Spock'? ;-)
Vulcan on my father's side.
"Game-changing anti-air missiles taken out by airstrike"
There's a joke there somewhere
Yes, that sounds a bit funny, but lets break this a bit:
1. These missiles are useless while they travel and not "hot"
2. When wired to radar and ready to fire, ie "hot", they are trouble
3. Israel rely on clear skies for operational freedom
4. Less air freedom means much more ground offensive and more surface to surface missile flying - bad new for civilians, both ends of the conflict
Of course all this applies to the next Lebanon war, which I would say is dead cert (there may be a joke there too)
There will probably be a next lebanon but israel never seems to finish the job these days because of the reaction of the rest of the world. War is messy if the arabs don't like it then don't start it, imagine if patton or macauthur were running israel's armies they would turn lebanon and gaza into parking lots, assad's father had it right in the mideast you play by hama rules
Speaking as an outsider, I generally disagree with Israel preemptive strikes. Not that I would condemn self-defense, but self-defense can only occur when you are repelling an unjust aggression. BUT, if I was an isrelian, I would not be so eager to wait until my country is attacked.
When your in the ME the rules are different as technically you are at war with most of your neighbors.....
I tend to agree with that. But honestly, I really don´t care about the middle east. It doesn´t affect my country (Brasil) or the region (latin America). Whatever happens, Brazilian government will always condemn Israeli government out of ideology (colonialism and other bullshit) but as brasil don´t have military to be reckoned with, it doesn´t change a thing.
Honestly, I don't see an end to the conflict. It's clear that one country cannot survive without obliterating the other.
I have been to Brazil many times and the subject of Israel never came up. Interesting to hear your view point and thanks.
I only go to Salvador and Rio and nothing serious seems to take place there....just music dance and Samba
very good, and stay that way, whole world talks about that country of liars, murderers and crooks.
Whatever the end result I don't think its going to end well. If those chemical weapons are launched into Israel Lebannon and will be blown off the map.
I think most are in agreement that the alleged pre-emptive strike against the convoy on it's way to to the Lebanese border is justified. However, if the attack on the research facility is confirmed, it could be the excuse Putin has needed to have a stronger military presence in Syria, consolidating it's waning footing in the region under the guise of defending Syria from "unprovoked attacks on targets on the territory of a sovereign country". Messy messy!
Do not worry about it, the target was a convoy of advanced missiles. This is good for Putin as he will ask to supply again. Russia supplies COD, cash on delivery, so they will thank Israel for this.
This is not the first time that Israel's hand is forced and nothing else happened afterwards.
I believe these preemptive attacks save thousands of lives, Israeli and Arabs alike - well done Israel.
" it could be the excuse Putin has needed to have a stronger military presence in Syria "
Yes , that's what those who instigated the mutiny in Syria forgot to tell their agents :
As Russia's only naval base in the Mediterranean is in Syria they won't let Assad to fall and to avoid getting into conflict with them we won't give You military support as we gave to the mutineers in Lybia .
What an effing mess... A true Gordian Knot and no Alexander to cut it. Maybe good thing too. Where is the wisdom?
If it is confirmed that Israel hit the research centre, Russia has said it would get involved according to reports: "The Russian Foreign Ministry said: "If this information is confirmed, then we are dealing with unprovoked attacks on targets on the territory of a sovereign country, which blatantly violates the UN Charter and is unacceptable, no matter the motives to justify it."http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-21272171
It is not a good idea to prod the Bear and Israel really cannot afford to make an enemy of such size.
they dealt with the Soviet Union as an enemy for the whole Cold War, where the Soviets where shipping advanced air defence systems and fighter jets into Egypt and Syria much more freely than today.
And Israel only survived due to the US spending billions of dollars that it can no longer afford, and a no longer existent threat of mutual destruction between the US and USSR. The world has changed, better get used to it.
Once Izrael defeated all arabic countries supported by powerfull Soviet Union, Putin will never put his money in western banks under menace trying to support any regimen, russian army lost war with chechenians and now putin pays huge money to gangsters over there in order to they forgive him, becides hardly beat a weak georgian troops and clearly will be destroyed in collide with izraelians.
Are you suggesting that Russia is going to attack Israel? The world has changed sure, but it hasn't changed that much.
Perhaps this is a good thing. It looks like the Russian nationalist crazies are demonstrating themselves to lack much understanding of the world (e.g. Assad's regime is already doomed; Syria no longer offers any route to projection of influence; Russia has no real ability to project power in the region unless it has Turkey on side, which it doesn't).
As the Russian nationalist hardliners chew their own feet off, that will make space for more moderate, liberal and pro-European/ pro-middle-class politicians to rise in prominence.
What exactly does "get involved" mean? I'd bet the IDF against anything Russia can deploy in the region. The last thing Russia's international credibility can afford is a humiliating arse kicking by a small country like Israel.
I'm not trying to make a partisan statement, I have made friends on both sides of the Israeli/Arab divide and have worked for companies in Tel Aviv and Ramallah, I'm just being realistic.
Of course Russia is upset. If there is WMD research being carried out in Syria, Russia's fingers will be all over it. But that's also why they won't actually do anything about it, they won't risk their involvement getting exposed.
"And Israel only survived due to the US spending billions of dollars that it can no longer afford, "
Well first Israel wasn't receiving that much aid from the US in the 1960s, the French were major suppliers of advanced weapons (as well as nuclear technology) up to the 6 Day war.
The US only just provided Phantoms when Israel confronted Soviet pilots in the War of Attrition around 1969 and 1970.
US aid got ramped up during and after the October War in 1973. Eventually the US gave considerable aid to both Egypt and Israel, to keep the Soviets out and the two countries at peace.
The 1970s were pretty tight times when this ocurred.
in keeping with Russia being hypocrites for their own attack/invasion of Georgia.
Russia regularly tags teams with China in the UNSC, and China can bankrupt the USA if it feels the need to do so. It is Russia that is spending and developing its military, not cutting.
Russia has more than enough cyber capability to take on Israel, not to mention raw numbers. The US would have difficulties if Russia moved on the back of Syria, as Syria has a legit reason to hit back at Israel under international law.
Private aid to Israel from the US is substantial, and has been since that state was created in 1948.
Russia has come a long way since is made quantity over quality, as anyone that goes to the international events would know. The SU 35, SU 34, T 50, KA 52, TY 160, MI 28H are worth a look, and are comparable to anything avalible to NATO.
So how much private aid to Israel exactly? By substantive, are you talking like 600 million level in the 1950s?
Now the T-50 is not even out. It is still in test mode under pretty opaque circumstances. At a pretty slow cadence too (not that many test flights, if summations of the test programs are to be believed).
Otherwise, Soviet/Russian planes have a tendency of putting out good specs and then ending up getting shot down. Mig 29 is a case in point.
Or conversely, there is little in the way of an actual service record, at least with combat operations.
Similarly, the Russians have minimal experience in conducting an air campaign (unless you are going to count the dust up with Georgia, or doing some nasty things to the Chechens). Throw in an unstable footprint in Syria, and bottom line is the Russians won't be doing much.
And the F35 is doing fantastic, possibly being dropped altogether as a huge white elephant.
There were some who underestimated the Russians ( Napoleon , Hitler ), do not commit the same mistake again .
With the energetic leadership of Putin they passed the hangover-era of the collapse of the SU and well on the path of catching up and becoming a leading world player again . . .
I am not the one playing at fan boy.
And if the F-35 is any indication, one should treat with skepticism planes coming out elsewhere, considering the number of test flights and test points conducted with the F-35 are pretty high in comparison (even when accounting for the fact there are three versions).
Generally Israel's air capabilities at deemed pretty good. I would take that over outside air forces with planes just coming into service, with little combat experience or service history, having to get familiarized with the theater of operations.
For the examples, the Russians were on the defensive, on home ground (if you accept the Baltics as home ground for the WWII example).
Putin has not overcome the fact that Russia still confronts many significant issues (over reliance on extraction industries, aging/unhealthy population, corruption, etc.), and that the military is not positioned for projecting power.
I am just a realist, no fan boy. If the UK thinks twice about getting confrontational with the Bear, what chance do you really think little Israel has?
There's ZERO chance Israel will confront Russia … all Russia wants out of Syria is a port on the Mediterranean … they have 'no love' for Syria frankly … Syria is doomed … they've just blown up their chance at a future with 'prosperity' in the picture … who will give them the BILLIONS to rebuild their 'shitty' little country? You Cutters?
Logical … reasoned …
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Women's 1964 Graphic™ 13 Pac Boots
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Sorel® has always been known for attention to detail, and now you can actually see it on these boots. A subtle graphic pattern on the waterproof suede leather upper adds a look that is unique when compared to other pac boots. Seam sealed to keep water out. Waterproof, vulcanized rubber shell with herringbone traction outsole. Features a 6mm washable felt inner boot for added warmth and a 2.5mm bonded felt frost plug. Fleece snow cuff adds style and additional protection from the elements. 8" H. Dark brown/mountain color. Imported. Specify Women's size from drop down box above: Medium width in whole and half sizes 6-12 (no 12 1/2).
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Directions: The Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell, located at 300 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Lowell, MA 01852 978-848-6900
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From Boston on I-93, take Exit 44B off of I-93 - this will bring you onto I-495 South. Follow above directions.
From New Hampshire on I-93, take Exit 46 off of I-93. Follow Route 110 West to Lowell for approximately 7 miles until you get to the intersection of Route 38 and Bridge Street (you will see a Dunkin Donuts on your right).
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KTM factory rider Jonny Walker, still battling with the after effects of glandular fever on Saturday finished second to Graham Jarvis in The Tough One at the notorious Nantmawr Quarry (UK) on a day that started with blizzard conditions with wind and snow.
Jonny Walker, who was signed in 2012 as a full KTM factory rider did not get away well and had to fight back into contention from about eighth in the opening lap. He then went on to slip past all the riders in front of him and even closed down and overtook Graham Jarvis. But then a spill on the rugged track, torn up by a trials race earlier in the day and had to make a pit stop to exchange muddy gloves and goggles.
After the first of the three-hour race he had again hunted down Jarvis and was within 20 seconds of the wily veteran racer before he hit a psychological wall and could not keep up the pace. Jarvis was then able to extend his lead but Walker managed to hang on for a very creditably second place at the checkered flag. Gas Gas rider Danny McCanny of the Isle of Man finished in third place.
Jonny Walker: "The race was tough going. The track was cut up form the race before and there were lots of rocks and tree stumps. I wasn't able to beat Graham today but I have him in my sights for the next race."
Walker will next compete in the first round of the British Extreme Enduro Championships in two weeks time.
Results The Tough One 2013
1. Graham Jarvis (UK), Husaberg, 12 rounds, 3:05:02 hours
2. Jonny Walker (UK), KTM, 12 rd., 3:13:56
3. Danny McCanney (UK), Gas Gas, 12 rd., 3:17:10
4. Paul Bolton (UK), KTM, 12 rd., 3:18:39
5. Alfredo Gomez (E), Husberg, 11 rd., 3:10:10
6. Ben Hemingway (UK), Beta, 11 rd., 3:12:29
7. Fabien Planet (F), Sherco, 11 rd., 3:13:23
8. Wayne Braybrook (UK), Sherco, 11 rd., 3:17:17
9. Xavi Galindo (E), Husaberg, 11 rd., 3:21:08
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When American consumers think of the United States Department of Agriculture, it's almost always in connection with the mark of inspection that can be found on labels and products.
That mark serves as a seal of approval, bolstering consumers' confidence that the meat, poultry and processed egg products they are about to enjoy are safe and wholesome. And that confidence comes as a result of the work of the men and women of the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
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Steven Soderborg, Jr. Soderborg is a consumer safety inspector who has worked for FSIS for 15 years. But work isn't the only place where he takes a lead role in food safety. As a troop leader, Soderborg has to keep 15 Boy Scouts safe on camping trips. He teaches them how to keep food safe while living outdoors. |
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Susan Scarcia Philadelphia District Manager Susan Scarcia embodies FSIS' core value of One Team, One Purpose. |
Dr. Courtney Baldwin Dr. Baldwin proudly turned a lifelong passion for food safety into an FSIS career. |
Mark Wheeler As part of the Labeling and Program Delivery Staff, Mark Wheeler puts 37 years of entomological and food science experience to work. |
Michael Rivera Consumer Safety Inspector Rivera has been protecting public health as a civil servant for 50 years and has no plans to stop. |
Pam Ogasawara Currently a senior staff officer in OFO's Recall Management and Technical Analysis Staff, Pam Ogasawara is the epitome of a dedicated public servant. |
CSI Guillermo Orquiz Practicing food safety at work, at home and in the community is essential for Guillermo Orquiz, a rotating CSI in the Albuquerque, N.M., circuit. The 7-year FSIS employee knows the importance of his job and tries to impart his knowledge to consumers of all ages. |
Michael Cawvey CSI Michael Cawvey has been an inspector at beef, swine, goat, sheep, elk, buffalo, ostrich and poultry slaughter plants. Currently, he is assigned to a squab (young pigeon) slaughter facility and to a processing facility in a prison. |
Kristin Beaty Food safety is a core value for Kristin Beaty, a food inspector in Wakefield, Nebraska who works to ensure the safety and wholesomeness of processed egg products. |
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Dryer belt broken Julia A. • Hampton, TN • March 31, 2014 Appliance: Frigidaire Frigidaire/laundry Center FEX831CS0 My Repair & Advice This is how to replace the dryer belt on a combination washer/dryer: FRIGIDAIRE model FEX831CS0 FIRST: Unplug the thing!!!! I also turned off the breaker. I pulled out the washer/dryer from the wall and removed the square vented panel in the back lower right corner. Of course this was after spending about an hour cleaning the wall, the baseboards, and the floor behind the appliance since it had been 6 years since it was installed. This is another reason why I like to fix things myself! Repairmen don't clean -- and really don't want to give you timer to clean either! Anyway... after removing the panel in back I could see that the dryer belt was indeed broken and I pulled it out. I compared it to the new belt just to make sure I got the right part. Then I vacuumed inside everywhere I could reach. I had read another review on here and knew I needed to remove the front of the dryer in order to fit the belt over the drum so that comes next. I got a chair and removed the 4 screws holding the front of the dryer to the top. I then realized that I would have to remove the control panel below before I could get the front of the dryer off. I removed the two screws holding the slanting blank panel below the control panel, and then lifted it off. Then I removed six screws holding the control panel on -- I'm not sure I had to remove all six of these -- but I did. There was one small screw on each side and then two larger screws on each side. The panel then dropped out forward. I didn't want to break or cut any of the wires on the sharp metal below, so I had to prop this control panel up on a big soft bag while I worked on the dryer front above. After removing two screws that were exposed (one on each side) when I removed the control panel, the front of the dryer came off towards me and the drum dropped down. This is the scary part! I wasn't sure I could hold everything together and get the belt over the drum at the same time -- all while standing on a chair. But I did!! It went surprisingly well and everything fitted back together pretty easily with some juggling. I made sure the belt was not twisted and pushed it towards the back before I repositioned the drum against the dryer front. The screws went back in and I had to take a break and be amazed for a minute -- hard part done! I forgot -- of course I vacuumed and cleaned everything I could see from the front as it was exposed. Lots of lint in there. Reattached the control panel next. Around in the back I maneuvered the belt to its worn place in the back of the drum, made sure it was not twisted, and pulled the (idler?) pulley back and fitted the belt around the motor drive thingy (can't remember what to call all these parts!). There is a picture somewhere on this site I think showing how this should go, but it is pretty straightforward. The other review I read did give me the hint that the pulley pushes against the OUTSIDE (the non-ribbed) part of the belt, which helped. Flipped back on the breaker and plugged it back up. Hit the switch to turn on the dryer and TAH DAH --- success!!!! Watched the belt in back and it looked like it was working correctly. It was squeaking slightly so I put one or two drops (only!) of 3-in-1 oil on the idler pulley. I don't think this is the correct thing to use to grease, but it was all I had and it fixed the problem of the small squeak. Unplugged everything again and reattached the louvered back panel and the slanting front panel. Then I dried some clothes!!!!! The clothesline is going to get a break until warmer weather!!! I hope this helps someone, as I was helped by some earlier reviews. I especially hope this inspires some WOMEN to fix their own stuff. The feeling of satisfaction is HUGE and the cost savings almost as big. YOU CAN DO IT! This took me almost 3 hours because of all the cleaning, but also because I learned from watching my Dad (who could fix ANYTHING!!!) that the best way to work is mindfully and very carefully. THANKS DAD ;-) Julia I Was this review helpful to you?
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Trimline Wood Floor Register - Flush Model without Frame
Uncompromising in design and quality, Grill Works products are the finest wood vents made in the U.S.A.
The flush styling with a design uniqueness all its own. This vent maximizes airflow and minimizes size. The louvers are widened for optimal airflow and the exterior frame is eliminated for a smaller overall size. Sets flat on the subfloor. May be installed permanently or as a lift out vent to permit cleaning of the duct throat. Adjustable box damper also available with slight modifications.
- Any wood species other than Red Oak and White Oak are special order and take 3-5 days before shipping.
- Natural (clear coat), or any wood species other than Red Oak and White Oak are non-refundable.
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- Overall Dimensions: 6" x 9"
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Birch - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-15
Birds Eye Maple - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-41
Douglas Fir - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-31
Goncalo Alves - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-6
Hickory - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-RO*
Honduran Mahogany - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-35
Ipe - GrillWorks Trimline-F-4x8-11*
Jatoba - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-43
Lyptus - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-MP
Maple - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-28
Merbau - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-32
New Heart Pine - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-24*
Padauk - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-27
Poplar - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-26*
Purple Heart - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-17
Red Birch - GrillWorks Trimline-F-4x8-Red Elm*
Red Elm - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-RO
Red Oak - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-12
Rift / Quarter Red Oak - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-5
Rift / Quarter White Oak - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-19
Santos Mahogany - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-21
Southern Chestnut - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-30
Southern Yellow Pine - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-40
Tiete Rosewood - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x15VC
Vertical Carbonated Bamboo - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-8
Walnut - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-20
Western Red Cedar - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-WO
White Oak - GrillWorks Trimline-FnF-4x8-37
White Pine
*Discontinued model or finish
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