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Most people were heart-stricken when a tsunami hit Japan in March. Not comedian Gilbert Gottfried. The then-Aflac spokesperson sent out several inappropriate tweets on his @RealGilbert account, including this gem: "Japan called me. They said 'maybe those jokes are a hit in the U.S., but over here, they're all sinking.'" Aflac, which has a large branch in Japan, donated to the International Red Cross and fired the insensitive comedian.
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After pulling ads from a TLC reality show (pictured) about Muslim families, a note acknowledging the matter on Lowe's Facebook page received over 23,000 comments. Most reprimanded the company, but others praised it. Posted on a December weekend, Lowe's took no action against the openly racist and offensive comments until the press caught wind of them few days later. Responding to the issue, Lowe's deleted all of the messages and issued a post explaining that they let the debate go on "Out of respect for the transparency of social media." It received over 7,000 comments.
Lesson: Pay attention to your social media accounts—even on the weekend. Be reasonable in moderating comments and participate in discussions. Don't lie low and wait for something to die down, it will likely just get worse.
No, really. In February the celebrity designer tried to capitalize on the violence in Egypt by posting this surprisingly self-promotional tweet to the company's @KennethCole account: "Millions are in uproar in #Cairo. Rumor is they heard our new spring collection is now available online at http://bit.ly/KCairo -KC." The response wasn't positive, resulting in Cole apologizing for his tweet, calling it "poorly timed and absolutely inappropriate."
Lesson: Don't make light of bad news. You can address current events, but keep it professional and separate from advertisements.
It took former Congressman Anthony Weiner (@RepWeiner) less than a month to go from claiming a lewd photo of him on Twitter was a result of a hack to resigning from his post. The New York lawmaker caused quite a scene with half-naked photos emerging online and several women coming forward to talk about inappropriate contact with the married man. President Obama even came forward in an interview admitting that if he was Weiner, he'd resign.
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Ashton Kutcher felt the heat in November when the A-list celeb sent out an angry tweet to his 8 million-plus followers about former Penn State Coach Joe Paterno, fired in connection to alleged child molestation scandals. An oblivious Kutcher went to his @aplusk account, tweeting: "How do you fire Jo Pa? #insult #noclass as a hawkeye fan I find it in poor taste." Later catching on to the news, Kutcher deleted the tweet, admitted the error and explained that he didn't have the whole story. Since then Kutcher gave the reins of his account to his Katalyst Media team.
Lesson: You might want to hire professionals to handle your account, or at least a fact-checker.
Just because your social media is in the hands of an outside company and not an intern doesn't mean your accounts are safe from mis-tweets. Chrysler learned this the hard way in March when one of their social media representatives decided to vent about a poor commute—on the @ChryslerAutos account: "I find it ironic that Detroit is known as the #motorcity and yet no one here knows how to f*cking drive." The uncensored tweet was intended for a personal account. It was subsequently removed from Chrysler's feed, but not before retweets ran rampant and the f-bombing individual was terminated.
Lesson: Keep business and personal matters separate, delete offensive messages asap, and appropriately acknowledge them. The Red Cross had a similar incident, but a positive spin spared their reputation.
A presidential campaign video went viral, but the candidate was only in it for a few brief seconds. The star of the "Now is the time for action!" video is Cain's Chief of Staff, Mark Block. The video—which has over 1.7 million views—isn't too wild, until Block stares into the camera for a long drag on a cigarette and Cain makes an appearance, smiling like a Cheshire cat. The video inspired many parodies, and though it certainly grabbed attention, the viral video may have contributed to the demise of Cain's presidential aspirations.
Lesson: You can blend humor and personality into your brand's messages, but be sure to balance it out with some traditionally professional and serious material as well.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has long been on the receiving end of critics angered by the social networking site's privacy policies. So one day some hackers decided to break into Zuckerberg's profile, posting several private pictures to image-sharing site Imgur with the caption "It's time to fix those security flaws Facebook." Most of the photos are Zuckerberg with his girlfriend, though one has the Facebook founder holding a chicken upside down, and another shows him chatting with President Obama. Facebook since implemented changes to block future hacks.
Lesson: If the picture makes you think twice, delete it or choose not to upload it, even if your account is on a high security setting. Also, if your password goes something like "123…" change it.
With over 1.3 million followers, it would seem that this presidential hopeful has really won people over. Well, that would be the case, as @newtgingrich has more followers than any other GOP candidate. But word spread that Gingrich's team may have paid for fake followers, with the majority of his flock being inactive or dummy accounts created by follow agencies. Not the best press for someone running as a genuine candidate.
Lesson: Don't pay for your followers—trust us—even if you need to become popular quickly. Reach out to your network for follows and make your Twitter handle easy to access on your site or newsletter.
You can't write about social media in 2011 without bringing up Charlie Sheen. The extremely confident celeb and former Two and a Half Men star lit up Twitter with his erratic behavior, interesting hashtags (#tigerblood, #winning anyone?), and slams of people he worked with, referring to them as "trolls." Then in December the self-proclaimed "unemployed winner" accidentally tweeted his number to his 5 million-plus followers. The digits have since been disconnected, but there's no reason to think his drama-filled feed will subside.
Lesson: Think twice before you tweet, you're not always #winning. Also don't confuse a brand that has a lot of buzz with a successful company. People may be paying attention to Sheen, but that doesn't mean they want to work with him.
Tempting followers with Qantas gift packs, the Australian airline prompted customers to describe their "dream luxury in-flight experience" in November. Instead passengers took to venting about being stranded after the airline halted flights to end ongoing strikes. The timing of the promotion was bad, as well as the company's weak response to tweeted customer complaints: "At this rate our #QantasLuxury competition is going to take years to judge."
Lesson: Time your company's promotions wisely and acknowledge unfortunate events. Just because you're on Twitter doesn't give your customer service permission to wane.
"Reports say that Steve Jobs has passed away. Stay tuned for more updates." News many of us heard in October. Well, CBS's "What's Trending" webshow sent out the panic-inducing tweet in September, when the mastermind behind Apple was still living. The message was pulled a minute later and several apologies were issued via Twitter and through Shira Lazar, host of "What's Trending." Lazar placed the blame on a nameless junior staffer. CBS consequently severed ties with the webshow and Lazar, stressing that the show was produced independently and had no newsgathering ties with CBS.
Lesson: Think twice before turning your social media over to an unskilled intern or junior staffer. Focus on being accurate rather than first. When apologizing pay due diligence, a flippant apology isn't going to rebuild trust in your brand.
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Sunday, 06/19/1994
State Theater, Kalamazoo, MI
Soundcheck: Gumbo, Reggae Jam
Set 1: SuzySuzy Greenberg, Julius, LizardsThe Lizards, Axilla (Part II) > CurtainThe Curtain > FEFYFast Enough for You, SOAMuleScent of a Mule, Stash, GolgiGolgi Apparatus
Set 2: Faht[1], AntelopeRun Like an Antelope, If I Could, Reba > MakisupaMakisupa Policeman, CoilThe Squirming Coil, MSOMy Sweet One[2], Highway to Hell
Encore: Free Bird
[1] Fish on acoustic guitar.
[2] Acoustic and without amplification.
· How Many More Times tease in Suzy Greenberg
Noteworthy Jams: Stash (highly recommended), Run Like an Antelope, Reba
Average Song Gap: 8.5
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Suzy contained a tease of How Many More Times. Faht featured Fish on acoustic guitar. My Sweet One was performed acoustic and without amplification.
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This show was part of the "1994 Summer Tour."
Understandably overlooked due to the shining supernovae of 6-18-94 UIC the night before, and the stunning Quasar 6-22-94 after (Not forgetting the 6-21 fire alarm show either!), it's time this one gets it's due here on PHiSH.net.
Start a show in Kalamazoo Michigan with a moan of feedback into Suzy Greenberg and what happens? People get excited. And by people I mean college kids from Ann Arbor, South Bend, Chicago, Champaign, NY PA and VT... let's just say I can hear Ellis Dee in the audience. The recording I pulled from the "spreadsheet" is a FINE A plus AUD by Jeff Jordan (Dankseed Certification received 2002-03-11), and has fidelity down to the PA subs thanks to his AKG 460b ck61>AKG B-18 Phantom Power>Sony D-10 Pro II setup.
Suzy gives way to a SMOKING early Julius. The song had been in rotation for a month and a half, and it already is punching holes in the walls of the venue. 2 songs in and I'm getting winded. A nice relaxing yet inspired Lizards is needed before the Axilla II starts doing the Mike Tyson thing again. A heavier Axilla there ain't.
The Curtain gives everyone another chance to chill and contemplate the band's finesse and compositional complexity. Everything here is tight, precise, and almost eerily perfect. This Spring->Summer '94 run was great from the start, but from 6-11 Red Rocks on, something almost stupid good went down with this outfit. Listen to ANY June '94 show, find a YouTube video (6-21 DWD for ex.) and you can hear and see something has a grip on the band - especially Trey A - who seems to be just tripping about the level of performance they have attained, and audience acceptance of his dreams and fantasies.
Fast Enough For You. The early jaded vets said "pop song sellout" but before I heard then I fell in love with this song. I love Trey ballads. And I LOVE the outro guitar part of FEFY. This one from Kalamazoo is my FAVORITE. The raw, immediate intensity of this recoding brings a deep multi-dimensional quality to these songs. Follow up the ballad with Gordon's whacked masterpiece Scent Of A Mule so nobody gets too comfortable. This Mule smells flawless. The Mule Duel is a hoot, as they had yet to play it out of their systems. Trey conveys amusement and playfulness without any overacting as the duel begins. The level of play all through this show is electrifying.
Stash is just typically kickass here, with a dense jam that's not particularly long or extreme, but it has a slick transition back to the MSMN ending as most Stash's from this era do. Golgi closes set 1.
Set II begins with Faht (what?) No, FAHT. By Greesy Fizeek. Something I prefer to let be mysterious and indescribable, thankyaverymuch.
But THEN - then comes my favorite part of this concert; Run Like A *$#&@! Antelope. The raw, in-your-face sound of the recording puts me in the room with these people who are making whoops and screams of acid mayhem as the Antelope intro bounces and gallops along. When the full band hits, I get gooseflesh. Fish pounds frantically, Trey grinds and stirs an ascending series of riffs, Page hammers out insane comping, and all four members are playing lead simultaneously as this builds to a place where Trey can surf to the top and wait for this mother to break. There are more upshifts than a semi-truck here before the quadruple-time insanity of this wave hits the Rye-Rye-Rocco beach. My head is spinning and I was not even AT this show. This is fuck-me-silly PHiSH and I love it.
At this point, I'll say that there is a FINE Reba after the If I Could cool-down that follows Antelope. Listen for the "Ooooooohhhh Yeeeeeaaahhh" from a guy in the audience as The Reba Chill gets underway and you may get a sense of the psychedelic soaking I hear in the audience.
Makisupa, Coil, and an unamped MSO with a nice audience sing-along leave us with Highway to Hell to end the set. The encore cheers lead to people yelling FREE BIRD! so I assume there was a single mic stand set up. And that's what they got: Acapella Free Bird. Start with Suzy and end with Skynyrd. Not your typical Sunday night in Kalamazoo.
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Set 1: Suzy Greenberg[1], Julius, The Lizards, Axilla (Part II) > The Curtain > Fast Enough for You, Scent of a Mule, Stash, Golgi Apparatus
Set 2: Faht[2], Run Like an Antelope, If I Could, Reba > Makisupa Policeman, The Squirming Coil, My Sweet One[3], Highway to Hell
Encore: Free Bird
[1] How Many More Times tease.
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Notes: Suzy contained a tease of How Many More Times. Faht featured Fishman on acoustic guitar. My Sweet One was performed acoustic and without amplification.
I listened to this show in it's entirety yesterday.
I think I listened to it just once when I got the discs and then never listened to it again until yesterday.
For June 94, it's pretty meh.
Stash is somewhat interesting, the beginning of the jam sequence is somewhat unique.
Same with the Antelope - the beginning of the jam sequence is really chaotic and interesting.
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Why did South Africa have the best players in the world during the Super 14, and only a few weeks later look out of their league on the international stage? Have the players' abilities waned? The short answer is no, but the problem comes from the Boks' one-dimensional attacking game.
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In the green and gold, those players clearly haven't been given a plan of how they want to break down defences. The All Blacks aren't all of a sudden superior physical specimens to the South Africans, it's the clever way Graham Henry and co have used what they have at their disposal. The Kiwi brains are outplaying the Boks, who are over-reliant on their brawn.
It's clear the Boks want to to play for territory, which is still the correct route under the new law interpretations. But once they have attacking options, they look clueless, and this can't be blamed solely on the players.
Dick Muir has been a proponent of 'heads up rugby', but with little attacking structure under his control, the talented Bok backs haven't been able excel. The Boks' forward runners also aren't dominating the collisions and handing their backs a decent platform to attack from, but this too can be blamed on the predictable nature of the attack. There is little subtlety or variety in the form of dummy runners, a la the 2007 World Cup. There the big Boks were running one-on-one at defenders, but now the Boks are facing a line of defenders who don't need to guess where the ball is going.
All the All Blacks require is to man up in the physicality stakes, which they have done, and because they know where the ball is headed, the Boks are easily repelled as the Blacks can defend offensively. With a little imagination from the Boks (for example Danie Rossouw's try where Ricky Januarie had options in Jean de Villiers and outside backs off the lineout), the Boks showed how difficult they could be to stop. Rossouw crashing over was a rare case of a Bok heavy dominating the collision. The reason for it: the improved attack.
Peter de Villiers has predictably blamed the officiating of the breakdowns as a cause for concern. While there may be some merit in that argument after Alain Rolland's handling of the tackle area, the Boks would be better served looking at their own inadequacies rather than whining.
Just one example of the Boks' own attacking failings is Mils' Muliaina's first half try. The Boks' predictable forward runners halted, the ball was flung out to Steyn who shovelled on to an isolated Fourie. The rest of the Bok backs didn't know the plan, the ball turned over, and the result was five points 75m down field.
The disconcerting point is why hasn't the Boks' attacking game evolved since 2007? Just look at Dublin last year as another apt example. It's fair to say the Boks have at best stagnated, at worst, regressed.
The players can't be blamed here. While De Villiers and Muir have talked a wonderful game in terms of the Boks' attack, they haven't once produced anything post-2007 to make their opponents worry.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The United States is at risk of becoming a second-rate power if automatic budget cuts go into effect, plunging the U.S. armed forces into the most significant readiness crisis they've faced in more than a decade, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warned Thursday.
Panetta, who is retiring soon from his post, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that if the reductions are allowed to stand he would have to throw the country's national defense strategy "out the window." But Panetta also assured lawmakers the Pentagon would take the steps necessary to deal with possible threats in the Persian Gulf region after he approved the Navy's request to halve its aircraft carrier presence in the area.
Anticipating the Defense Department will have less money to spend, Panetta said the Pentagon has already imposed a freeze on hiring and cut back on maintenance at bases and facilities. Those moves are reversible, he said, as long as Congress acts quickly to head off the cuts, known as sequestration, and approves a 2013 military budget.
The potential for the cuts to kick in on March 1 is the result of Congress' failure to trim the deficit by $1.2 trillion over a decade. The Pentagon faces a $42.7 billion budget trim in the seven months starting in March and ending in September. The automatic cuts would be in addition to a $487 billion reduction in defense spending over the next ten years mandated by the Budget Control Act passed in 2011.
Further complicating the military's fiscal picture is the lack of a new defense budget. Congress hasn't approved one. Lawmakers have instead been passing bills called continuing resolutions, which keep spending levels at the same rate as the year before. That means the Pentagon is operating on less money than it planned for, and that compounds the problem, Panetta said.
Panetta said that the department understood that it needed to do its part to help bring down the federal deficit and has been adjusting its plans to deal with the lower spending levels. But adding sequestration on top of that creates an untenable situation, he said.
The result of the sequestration cuts, Panetta said, is that "instead of being a first-rate power in the world, we'd turn into a second-rate power." He added that it would be irresponsible for Congress to allow the cuts to take place. A "sequester was not designed as a mechanism that was supposed to happen," Panetta said. "It was designed to be so nuts that everybody would do everything possible to make sure it didn't happen."
Panetta has been vocal about stopping sequestration because it would leave the military "hollow," meaning the armed forces would look good on paper but actually lack the training and equipment they need to handle their missions.
As part of that campaign, the Defense Department has been providing greater details on the effect of the reductions. The department on Wednesday said it is cutting its aircraft carrier presence in the Persian Gulf region from two carriers to one, a move that represents one of the most significant effects of sequestration. The U.S. has maintained two aircraft carrier groups in the Gulf for much of the last two years.
The deployments of the USS Harry S Truman and the USS Gettysburg, a guided-missile cruiser, are being delayed as part of the Navy's plan to deal with the budget uncertainty.
Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates decided in 2010 to keep two carrier groups in the Gulf region as tensions with Iran escalated. Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic waterway through which roughly a fifth of the world's oil supply passes, in retaliation for increased Western-led sanctions.
"We're going to do everything we can to make sure that we are prepared to deal with the threat from Iran," Panetta said. "We will have one carrier there and we will deploy other forces there so that we can hopefully fill the gap."
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In the shadows of North Carolina State junior point guard Lorenzo Brown stands 5-foot-11 freshman point guard Tyler Lewis.
Taking one look at Lewis, you might mistake him for the team's ball boy. Weighing 157 pounds, he might not resemble an Atlantic Coast Conference basketball player. Just ask Brown.
"Tyler's tricky," Brown said. "He looks nothing like a basketball player. It's a different story, though, when he starts taking it to the hole and dishing the ball. He's going to do a lot of great things for us this year."
It truly is a different story when Lewis, a former McDonald's High School All-American, steps on the court. Coming off the bench, Lewis scored six points and recorded six assists in his college debut Friday against Miami of Ohio. More importantly, the way he scored his points and tallied his assists caused reason for excitement.
After struggling through a scoreless first half and pressing on the court, Lewis said the veteran players took it upon themselves to calm him down.
"Early on, our seniors led the game," Lewis said. "I remember C.J. (Leslie) put his arm around me and said, 'Don't worry about it, just keep playing your game. Stay positive because we've got you.' That meant a lot to me. From there, I just gained confidence from them."
Through a span of 49 seconds nearly midway through the second half, Lewis scored five straight points.
He started by making one of two free throws. Thirty-one seconds later, Lewis raced up the floor following a missed RedHawks layup to receive a pass from senior forward Richard Howell and score a tightly contested layup. On the next N.C. State possession, it was déjà vu all over again.
Following a missed jump shot by Miami of Ohio's junior guard Allen Roberts, Howell hit Lewis in stride at midcourt and Lewis took it the rest of the way for two more points on another contested layup.
The most talked-about play from Lewis was a behind-the-back pass to fellow freshman T.J. Warren on a fast break that brought the sold-out PNC Arena crowd to its feet.
"That pass with T.J., I was just like, 'I've got to do it. It's the first time out here and I have to show the fans I can do something,' " Lewis said. "That kind of comes natural. I wasn't too shocked that I did that."
All six of Lewis' points came in the second half of the Wolfpack's 97-59 victory. The freshman played 15 minutes, spelling Brown for extended periods to keep him fresh and rested.
"It's going to be like that the whole year," Brown said. "Guys are going to get tired and we have to have fresh legs ready to come off the bench and keep the energy coming."
Energy was never a problem for the Wolfpack as seven players played 15 minutes. Each of the three highly touted freshmen played significant minutes and made significant contributions to the team.
"For freshmen, it's always good to have a good first game because it builds your confidence," Lewis said. "We have to go out there and play, contribute to the team and show the fans what we can do."
Who: No. 6 N.C. State (1-0) vs. Penn State (1-0)
When: 5 p.m. (ESPN2)
Where: Coliseo Ruben Rodriquez, Bayamon, Puerto Rico
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The next-to-the-last race of the Chase for the Carolina Clash championship took place on Saturday at Fayetteville Motor Speedway. Defending two-time series champion Dennis 'Rambo' Franklin of Gaffney, S.C., won the pole with a time of 18.047, but points leader Luke Roffers was second fastest with an 18.101.
After spin-outs early on, Roffers grabbed the lead and drove all the way to take the checkered flag, extending his series lead to match his car number — 21 points.
This coming Saturday, the series will hold its annual "Clash Bash" championship finale at 311 Speedway in Pine Hall.
"I plan on going to 311 and doing what we have done all year. I'm not going to start changing things up now," said Roffers.
"I have a great crew and a fast race car. I will drive hard but smart, just like I always do each race."
Gastonia's Jeff Smith won the previous Clash at Lancaster and will head to 311 Speedway second in series points.
"Lancaster was a good night for us. A little luck went our way when Rambo broke," said Smith.
Smith won his first Carolina Clash title in 2009 at the track known as the "Daytona of Dirt."
He was victorious at 311 Speedway back in March and has seen the track be different at times.
"Normally it's a pretty fun track to race on. It's a fast track where you can carry a lot of momentum," said Smith.
Smith acknowledged that it's been a tough season compared to past years of competition.
"Resources haven't been there and we've been down on sponsorship. It's hard to put this season in perspective, but I'm tickled to death to be where we are in the Chase. Mathematically, though, all the stars and planets would have to line up for us to win this thing," said Smith.
Carolina Clash, Fayetteville Motor Speedway, Oct. 20 results: 1) Luke Roffers 2) Dennis Franklin 3) Scott Autry 4) Jeff Smith 5) Mike Gault 6) Ross Bailes 7) Travis Yow 8) Doug Sanders 9) Dean Bowen 10) Michael Marlowe 11) Craig Shuffield 12) Gary Mabe 13) Ricky Weeks 14) Scott Shirey 15) Dale Hammond 16) Wayne Hughes 17) Zack Mitchell 18) Chuck Smith 19) Johnny Pursley 20) Dustin Mitchell 21) Damon Kotke 22) Timmy Carroll 23) Mike Parker
Philip Morris wins Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300
More than 80 top notch late model drivers gathered over the weekend at Martinsville Speedway to battle for the grandfather clock in The Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300. Last year's winner and 2012 NASCAR Whelen All-American National Champion Lee Pulliam of Semora tied with Matt McCall for best qualifying time on Saturday with a 20.301.
Pulliam won the pole based on the national points standings.
Pulliam, McCall, Garrett Campbell and Deac McCaskill started on the front of heat races on Sunday. The heat race to make the final grid was a change from the past in hopes that fans would get to see more action. On Sunday Pulliam, Philip Morris, McCall and won their respective heat races. Ronnie Bassett Jr. won the last chance 50-lap race, while Conover's Dexter Canipe Jr. was second.
The 150-lap main event had McCall taking the lead from Pulliam early but then slipping back. McCall left the race with mechanical issues while Morris took over the lead to win the half-way money at lap 75. After the top six were inverted, Triple Crown contender Matt Bowling went to the front. After a caution and restart at lap 125, Morris surged to the lead, stretching it at times to six or seven car lengths over Pulliam. More restarts and cautions in the final laps had Morris holding off Pulliam while a battle for the next three positions ensued. Morris took the checkered flag, Pulliam came home second, and B.J. Mackey was third.
"I'm still pinching myself," said Morris, who was only able to race a few times in 2012. "It was so good to come back to Martinsville and have a level playing field. And when I got down here and saw all the horsepower the Dodges and Fords and all that, I was like 'Man, it's gonna take something big.'"
When he was behind cars, Morris felt they were driving away from him, but when he could get out front he was good.
"When the 1 was in front of me I could see how he ran that straightaway. But it wasn't just him. The 51 and the 12. And I could just keep naming numbers. The 41. Everyone was just flying today. But I just kind of hung in there. I tried to stay in my line and tried not to spin the tires," said Morris. "I asked God for some strength today because when you're my age and you get on into the later laps there's a lot of heat and a lot of stress. I grind my teeth — I probably don't have a lot of teeth left."
The race within the race was a battle for the Triple Crown, which consisted of three races. C.E. Falk III, late model champion at Langley Speedway, won the Danville Toyota 300 season opener at South Boston Speedway.
Matt Bowling, the South Boston Speedway late model champion, won the Langley Heat 200 at Langley Speedway July 28. The Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300 was the third race.
Falk and Bowling joked on Saturday about moving each other out of the way, if need be, to win the championship. The two battled down to the wire with Bowling leading the race after the invert before surrendering the top three spots to Morris, Pulliam and B.J. Mackey.
Falk slowly battled his way from 10th to run nose-to-tail with Bowling. Bowling made contact with the inner wall coming down the front stretch in the waning laps, and Falk was able to get around him to finish sixth and snare the points title.
"We started out front, just got spun out early. So it was just a fight all day to get back to the front. Once we got in the top 10 all those implications came back. You wanted to get the best finish you could, but the guy you're racing for the Triple Crown was right there. You want to go get him," said Falk.
"I just raced my heart out and we came home with a great finish. To be the first winner of the Triple Crown, that's really awesome to me, and I'm really proud to be from Virginia. This is a big thing for me."
South Boston Speedway General Manager Cathy Rice has seen many drivers who race at her track be successful at Martinsville.
"I thought the race was fantastic overall. The format that they have, I really do like. It's really helped the teams, and I think everything turned out very good and the fans have got to love it. It was a lot of action on the track today," said Rice.
Rice appreciates the history of the late model race at Martinsville and is also looking forward to the late model race in Daytona next February.
"What Clay (Campbell) and NASCAR have put on at Martinsville is great. And I think that's going to be exciting for the guys to go and be able to run on the Daytona speedway. That's something that some of these guys never have the opportunity to do. We've got great guys out there that have great talent, and to be able to go down there and run, I think it's going to be fantastic for them," said Rice.
Virginia is for Racing Lovers 300, Martinsville, Va., Oct. 21 results: 1) Philip Morris 2) Lee Pulliam 3) B.J. Mackey 4) Ryan Wilson 5) Brandon Butler 6) C.E. Falk 7) Matt Bowling 8) Kris Bowen 9) Justin Boston 10) Adam Long 11) Coleman Pressley 12) Frank Deiny 13) Steven Berry 14) Ben Rhodes
Race for the Triple Crown, Results: 1) C.E. Falk III – Champion 2) Matt Bowling


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Hello. I have read much of your posts (not all) and have much to comment on. Rather than write a book, I thought I would take the most provocative item (IMO) that you wrote and comment on it:
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In the end, it comes to the matter of faith. What are you going to stand upon, what foundation are you to live by? Humanists have faith in humanity.
I am a humanist. Do I have faith in Humanity? Collectively, yes kind of. But I recognize that there are no gaurantees that humans, regardless of ideology, will act rightly and choose the better path consistently. The prisons are full of people from all walks of religion and anti religion the world over.
Hence humanism must adhere to the strengths and weaknesses of humanity, because humanity is humanity's god.
How does Christianity not apply to this definition? Let me try:
Christianity must adhere to the strengths and weaknesses of humanity, because humanity is Christianity's god.
You'll probably disagree sharply. But what net effect for good does a Christian have over a Humanist? In order for the calculus to fit your higher ground, you too depend on the same humanity as I do for good to appear in the confines of your world view—same as the Humanist or any man for that matter. We all exist in a good better best choice making world. No one is exempt.
I say to you that because of your doctrine of free will, you depend on the overall human capacity to choose in order for benevolence to bear fruit. What you might have a slight advantage in this dispute is that in Christianity, said benevolence certainly appears to be fostered more forcefully (coerced on threat of damnation to a gruesome afterlife).
Humans worshiping humans,
And man created god in his own image.
I am sure you heard that clever anecdote before. But it rings out here. As a Humanist, I do not worship any human. I do however, celebrate the capacity to choose rightly without threat of punishment. There are stages of morality that most humans go through in their evolution towards death. If they are wise, they learn to function on a global/macro scale in that they pause seriously to reflect on how their actions in a given scenario might effect the world around them. (Google Kohlberg for any hit on this theory). If they are imprudent, they never graduae past acting out of selfishness and self preservation, the lower stages of morality. Religion plays into the development of morality. The obvious foul taste is from the carrot on the end of the stick type morality that is so prevelant.
Will a god condemn one who achieves the higher stages of morality without his religion?
from the Greek Hellenism worldview to Humanism today, it is the same point of view.
okay, I see where you are going…
I, on the other hand, have faith, through the process of reason and reasoning, through the powers of deduction and contemplation, have faith in GOD.
But FranklinBR when you say this, you mean you have faith in the human capacity to choose rightly and nobly. Which boils down, after you slice it finely, to humanity. You sir, have a Humanist streak.
You have faith that any man who believes that a god is real, and that this god is capable of punishing immoral human behaviors fiercely, stands more of a chance to choose rightly than any man who does not believe in a god. And that is simply not proven. If it has been proven, I would be interested in discussing that.
I cannot see GOD, though I can see His shadow in the workings of my life. I can not touch GOD, but I can feel His hand holding me through the bad times I may go through.
Am I safe in saying that you feel the threat of eternal punishment and the hopes of a glorious reward (mansions in heaven, 72 virgins or whatever) motivating you to act rightly? Is this not the hand of your god?


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Hardly anything is traditional anymore — including college degree journeys.
While Lenoir County Early College High School gives eighth graders a chance to earn a degree and diploma in five years, it doesn't give its students a typical high school experience — like cheering for sports teams, because they don't have any.
It still works for them.
"It's a good experience," junior Brian Washington, 17, said. "I was stuck between choosing North Lenoir and Early College, and I figured this would be easier since it's a smaller environment."
He said he worried about missing his friends from Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School, but the small population housed at Lenoir Community College opened a wide door of companionship.
"Gradually, I just started getting to know people," Washington said. "Everyone is like a family now."
During a recruiting open house Saturday, families will be able to peer into the Early College's program and decide whether they want to send their eighth grader to the school.
Administration usually hosts two events each year to fill only 40 slots, using one for parents and the other to visit middle schools and gain interest.
"(Early College) is a more rigorous academic experience, it's more writing intensive," Principal Jason Miller said. "Students get the opportunity to, during their freshman year, start taking community college classes."
He said some advantages of the school include a smaller class size, averaging 15 students per room, and waived tuition.
"It's at no cost to the parents or students including books," he said. "The purpose of this is not an alternative to traditional high school. It's to receive a college education while in high school."
Now in its sixth year, Early College's first graduating class totaled 38 of the first 40 who enrolled, 23 with an associate's degree. Some graduated early so they weren't included in the 2012 class.
"It is possible to do it in four years," Miller said.
Senior Riley Price will complete her Super Senior year — fifth year Early College students —and graduate in May 2014.
"The high school is close-knit," she said, sporting an Early College sweatshirt this week. "Everyone is like a big family, and I really enjoy coming out here."
Her classmate Brianna Grant, 15, said it's just like any other school to her.
"We have proms and dances, so it's the typical high school except better," she said. "They help you get ready for university."
Miller said students passed college classes in Early College more than traditional LCC students, with 100 percent of students who graduated with degrees accepted into a university.
"All students come here with a plan of going to a four-year university and just getting their first two general years of college here," Miller said.
The application process for Early College is based on a scoring system made up of attendance, academic performance and teacher recommendations.
During Saturday's open house, parents will meet the staff and get an overview of the five-year design and tour of the facilities used. Only eighth graders going to high school are considered.
"The whole purpose of early college is to gain an associates degree and a high school diploma," Miller said. "Five years is how long it takes to do that."
Jessika Morgan can be reached at 252-559-1078 or at email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @JessikaMorgan.
Lenoir County Early College High School Open House
n Saturday from 10:30 a.m.–noon
n Lenoir Community College Administration Building Auditorium
For more information, contact Early College High School at 252-233-6870


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First Known Use: before 12th century
noun \ˈmach\
Definition of MATCH
a : a person or thing equal or similar to anotherb : one able to cope with anotherc : an exact counterpart
: a pair suitably associated <carpet and curtains are a match>
a : a contest between two or more parties <a golf match> <a soccer match> <a shouting match>b : a contest (as in tennis or volleyball) completed when one player or side wins a specified number of sets or games
a : a marriage unionb : a prospective partner in marriage
Origin of MATCH
Middle English macche, from Old English gemæcca mate, equal; akin to Old English macian to make — more at make
Rhymes with MATCH
: to be suited to (someone or something) : to go well with (someone or something)
: to have the same appearance, color, etc.
: to make or see a connection or relationship between (two people or things)
Full Definition of MATCH
transitive verb
a : to encounter successfully as an antagonistb (1) : to set in competition or opposition (2) : to provide with a worthy competitorc : to set in comparison
: to join or give in marriage
a (1) : to put in a set possessing equal or harmonizing attributes (2) : to cause to correspond : suit <matched programs to local needs>b (1) : to be the counterpart of; also : to compare favorably with (2) : to harmonize with <the jacket matched the pants>c : to provide with a counterpartd : to provide funds complementary to <employers may match the employee contribution — D. J. Miller>
: to fit together or make suitable for fitting together
a : to flip or toss (coins) and compare exposed facesb : to toss coins with
intransitive verb
: to be a counterpart
— match·able \ˈma-chə-bəl\ adjective
— match·er noun
See match defined for English-language learners
Examples of MATCH
- This color matches your skin tone.
- She was wearing a beautiful skirt, but her sweater didn't match it.
- The upbeat music matched her mood.
- Her skirt and sweater matched perfectly.
- The pillows on the couch all match.
- Your socks don't match each other.
- His story doesn't match the facts.
First Known Use of MATCH
14th century
Related to MATCH
- Synonyms
- correspond (to), equal, parallel
Definition of MATCH
: a chemically prepared wick or cord formerly used in firing firearms or powder
: a short slender piece of flammable material (as wood) tipped with a combustible mixture that bursts into flame when slightly heated through friction (as by being scratched against a rough surface)
Origin of MATCH
Middle English macche, mecche candlewick, from Anglo-French meche
First Known Use: 1549
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VANCEBORO — West Carteret sent seven wrestlers to the championship finals, and four more to the third-place match, which allowed the Patriots to end Havelock's long run of consecutive Coastal 3-A Conference tournament titles Saturday.
West Carteret won the tournament at West Craven High with ease, scoring 205 points, followed by second-place Jacksonville with 179, Washington at 173.5 and Havelock at 125.5.
This is the second consecutive year Jacksonville finished second in the tournament. The Cardinals won the league title last year and finished second behind West Carteret this year.
"We came out and wrestled real hard," Jacksonville coach Brandon Akins said. "We are in a very tough conference and the level of competition is up there. Our guys had to step up, and in a lot of areas, our guys have improved. They are going to take what they learned here and apply it to the state duals and then regionals."
Up next for the wrestlers is the dual-team state playoffs, which begin Tuesday. The individual 3-A East Regionals are Feb. 23 in Rocky Mount.
West Carteret's Dan Varner was voted as the Coastal Conference's coach of the year. Defending state champion Tyler Ross of Jacksonville was selected as the wrestler of the year.
Ross pinned Washington's David Giordano in 3:11 in the finals of the 126-pound weight class.
Jacksonville had six in the championship round. Only Ross and heavyweight Matthew Reed won their bout.
"Both of them were conference champions last year and the fact that they came back and repeated as conference champions says a lot about them," Akins said. "They both got pins for us and I expect great things from them through the rest of the postseason."
Two Cardinals won their consolation finals match – Owen Edwards (113) and Zaire Hines (220).
Havelock had two conference champions.
At 132 pounds, junior Ryan Davis pinned Jacksonville's Brandon Seward in 2:55. Junior John Ellis won by an injury default at 152 pounds.
"It's kind of expected for me," Davis said. "I don't expect conference to be a challenge. I'm just looking forward to regionals and states."
Havelock first-year grappler Javar Godette (145) lost by a major decision to West Carteret's Chris Halstead. The Rams' Ben Dixon (170) and Hunter Littrell (138) notched wins in their consolation finals match.
"It's been real good in our conference," Havelock coach Pat Whitford said. "Jacksonville has become a power over the past couple of years, West Carteret is always going to have a very tough team, and Washington has come a long ways with their program.
"We have to improve to maintain being in the top tier."
Host West Craven had one in the finals – Derrian Mewborn (113). The Eagles also had five competing for third place – Dillon Maravallas (126) and Cody Cooke (132) earned wins.
"We are very young," said West Craven coach Thomas Durham. "I only have two seniors, two juniors and everyone else is all freshmen and sophomores. At this point in the season, I think we should have done better than what we did."
White Oak, which finished sixth as a team, had Jamarcus Allen (106) and Jake Prather (138) win conference titles. Allen, a sophomore, finished unbeaten in conference play and should be a high seed in the individual regionals.
Team scores
West Carteret 205.5, Jacksonville 179, Washington 173.5, Havelock 125.5, West Craven 108.5, White Oak 104, South Central 85, D.H. Conley 77
Championship Matches
106: Jamarcus Allen (WO) won major dec. Malique Johnson (W.Cart) 14-1; 113: Dustin Smith (W. Cart) won by major dec. Derrion Mewborn (WCr) 13-3; 120: Jason Gardner (Wash) d. Xavier Ross (Jax), 9-5; 126: Tyler Ross (Jax) p. David Giordano (Wash), 3:11; 132: Ryan Davis (H) p. Brandon Seward (Jax), 2:55; 138: Jake Prather (WO) d. Joey Mason (W.Cart) 8-4; 145: Chris Halstead (W.Cart) won by major dec. Javar Godette (H) 12-0; 152: John Ellis (H) won by injury default Thomas Remick (Wash); 160: Devan Vancura (Wash) d. Jaedon Locke (SC), 5-3; 170: Ned Batts (Wash) p. Tevon Melton (Jax) 4:54; 182: Demion Penn (W. Cart) d. Josh Childress (Jax) 8-5; 195: Hunter Graves (Conley) p. Jon Hemlick (W. Cart) 7:25; 220: Sterling Mills (
Third-place Matches
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text: If you've ever watched Shark Tank, then you've seen Mr. Wonderful beat up a startup because they will kill his money, Daymond's questioning to determine whether a product has retail and branding potential, Robert's uncertainty over whether a product can be successful online, Lori's probing about whether a company has something that can be patented or Barbara's reservations about whether a company has a viable long-term business model. I am a huge fan of Shark Tank. And I'm honestly speechless and so proud of Jason Falls, who recently spoke on a panel with Barbara Corcoran at Entrepreneur Magazine's GrowthCon. Being such a fan of Shark Tank and of Barbara in particular, it spurred some thinking for me about what is happening in the startup community.


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First Known Use: circa 1656
verb co·a·lesce \ˌkō-ə-ˈles\
: to come together to form one group or mass
Full Definition of COALESCE
intransitive verb
: to grow together
a : to unite into a whole : fuse <separate townships have coalesced into a single, sprawling colony — Donald Gould>b : to unite for a common end : join forces <people with different points of view coalesce into opposing factions — I. L. Horowitz>
: to arise from the combination of distinct elements <an organized and a popular resistance immediately coalesced — C. C. Menges>
transitive verb
: to cause to unite <sometimes a book coalesces a public into a mass market — Walter Meade>
— co·a·les·cence \-ˈle-sən(t)s\ noun
— co·a·les·cent \-sənt\ adjective
See coalesce defined for English-language learners
See coalesce defined for kids
Examples of COALESCE
- a group of young reformers who gradually coalesced into a political movement
- The ice masses coalesced into a glacier over time.
Origin of COALESCE
Latin coalescere, from co- + alescere to grow — more at old
Related to COALESCE
Rhymes with COALESCE
ABS, acquiesce, baroness, bitter cress, CBS, convalesce, crown princess, DES, decompress, deliquesce, derepress, dispossess, due process, effervesce, effloresce, evanesce, full-court press, gentilesse, granny dress, in-process, inverness, Inverness, less and less, letterpress, luminesce, Lyonnesse, minidress, more or less, nonetheless, obsolesce, otherguess, overdress, pennycress, phosphoresce, politesse, prepossess, preprocess, recrudesce, repossess, reprocess, retrogress, second-guess, SOS, sweaterdress, underdress, watercress, window-dress, word process
intransitive verb co·alesce \ˌkō-ə-ˈles\ (Medical Dictionary)
Medical Definition of COALESCE
: to grow together
—co·ales·cence \-ˈles-ən(t)s\ noun
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(NewsUSA) - The Automotive Service Association (ASA) reminds motorists that just as a collision can cause hidden structural damage to a vehicle, it can also cause invisible structural damage to car seats -- making them less able to protect your child in the event of another crash.
ASA encourages readers to learn more about the guidelines for replacing child safety seats after a crash by visiting www.nhtsa.gov. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) outlines the following:
If an auto accident is moderate to severe, the car seat needs to be replaced. However, car seats do not need to be replaced if the damage to the vehicle is minimal. But how can you tell a minor accident from a moderate one? Child safety seats probably do not need to be replaced if all of these conditions are met:
1. The vehicle was able to be driven away from the scene of the accident.
2. The door nearest the safety seat was undamaged.
3. No vehicle occupant was injured in the accident.
4. The airbags did not deploy.
5. There is no visible damage to the safety seat.
When in doubt, ask your auto technician about the extent of the damage to your vehicle to better assess whether or not it means your child safety seat needs replacement. You should be able to trust your technician, so look for someone with high qualifications. Automotive service businesses that belong to ASA must agree to follow a strict code of ethics.
To keep your child safe, you need to use your child safety seat correctly. Infants under 20 pounds should face the rear of the car. Never put a child safety seat in the front passenger seat -- if the airbag deploys, it could cause serious injury to a young child. Infant seats should stay at a 45-degree angle.
You should check that the belts are routed correctly, using either the vehicle owner's manual or stickers on the seat. The seat belt should not give or move when the seat is pulled or rocked.


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Let every day be a reminder of the glorious beginnings of Eagles football when you decorate your office or fan cave with this 2013 Vintage Program wall calendar! This archival collection of twelve football programs from past Boston College games provides a daily look into the historic events that brought your team to where they are now. It is composed of soy-based ink on 100% recycled paper. Each month's retro photographic print is perforated so you can preserve your favorite images in a standard 11" x 14" frame to create a custom collection of Eagles-spirited art that will turn any room into a hallowed archive of treasured memories.
- 12-month calendar
- Imported
- Marked holidays
- Measures 11" x 14"
- Officially licensed collegiate product
- Perforated pages
- Printed with soy ink on 100% recycled paper
- Spiral-bound
- Vintage team graphics
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Kohler K-4726-T-47 Almond Triko Round Closed-Front Toilet Seat with Polished Chrome Hinges
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Contact us for best available pricing on all Kohler!
We want to help make your remodel easy and affordable! Please call or chat during business hours using the links at the top of our site to take advantage of this special offer.
Offer Ends 6/1/2015
Technical Specs
|Specification Sheet
|Installation Guide
|Bowl Shape
|Country Of Origin
|Hinge Center to Center
|Made in America
|Quick Release
|Seat Front
|Soft Close
|Width (Inside)
Product Features:
- Round-front toilet seat with lid - designed to complement a wide variety of round-front toilet designs
- With durable construction and straight forward design the Triko elongated toilet seat is an ideal choice for most any bathroom
- Featuring Polished Chrome hinges this seat will coordinate seamlessly with a full suite of products from the Triko Collection
- Made from compression-molded wood providing durability while keeping a subtle look and feel
- Seat is ergonomically contoured to provide maximum comfort to the user
- Height: 1-1/16" (measured from rim of toilet fixture to the highest point on the seat)
- Overall Length: 16-7/16" (measured from the back of the hinges to the front most part of the seat)
- Overall Width: 14-3/8" (measured from left most point to the right most point of the seat)
- Inside Width: 8-5/16" (measured from the left edge to the right edge of the inner opening of the seat)
- Distance Required Between Installation Holes: 5-1/2"
- Toilet Seat Material: Compression-molded wood
- Secure mounting assembly while maintaining ease of installation
Additional Kohler Links
- View Manufacturer Warranty
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Our SKU: K-4726-T
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Almond
- Biscuit
- Dune
- Ice Grey
- Innocent Blush
- Jersey Cream
- Mexican Sand
- Sandbar
- Seafoam Green
- Skylight
- Sunlight
- Tea Green
- White
- Wild Rose
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
Product Reviews
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hughtron from Very solid construction I have a low profile Kohler that has the inset 1/4" 20 thread recesses molded into the porcelain that typically require plastic hinges with matching screws. I never liked the plastic hinges as they were prone to fatigue & would break over time. I mistakenly assumed the metal hinges would work as advertised, they didn't because the screws were part of the hinge. The solution was disassembling the seat and rotating each hinge into the threaded recesses till they were flush with the bottom of the 1/4" extended portion of the hinge mating surface. After reassembly there was the 1/4" gap under each hinge, but I reasoned there wouldn't be that much stress in those particular areas and if there was breakage that the threaded portions could be easily retrieved. Again I'm pleased that I got exactly what I wanted and the delivery was faster than most.
Date published: 2013-05-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gregorl from Just what I was looking for This toilet seat is just what I was looking for. I wanted a toilet seat with polished chrome hinges to match my polished chrome faucets, etc. I also like that the toilet seat brand matches the toilet. The price was good, too!
Date published: 2012-11-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bookamania from Best of Both Worlds This seat is pretty and has solid construction--everything I wanted in a toilet seat. The hinges are easy to assemble and restrict wobbling. The seat and lid are both made out of the same material for a solid unit that will last for years.
Date published: 2011-08-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by LauraSy from Kohler K-4726 This is a well constructed toilet seat - nothing flimsy about it! I thought it was a 'blush' or really light pink, but it doesn't look pink in any way in my pink bathroom. Be careful with colors! Well made regardless.
Date published: 2010-08-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by shopgirl12 from Glossy perfect color,easy to install,high gloss finish,beautiful hardware
Date published: 2010-04-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by jack29 from great i wish my other full set toilet came with this seat. it is made well and not so cheap feeling. and it came on time.
Date published: 2009-02-11
The Bold Look of Kohler is more than a slogan, it is a testament to the sight and focus of the Kohler company since the late 1800's. Kohler designs its plumbing fixtures and accessories for longevity and with a focus on pleasing your senses. Kohler's attributes make its plumbing and accessories a clear choice of quality for generations to come.
Kohler Triko Collection
The Triko series from Kohler offers many options in attractive toilet seats. Whether you want an open or closed front or white or shiny hardware; this Kohler seat has it all.
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Warranty Info
Kohler Lifetime Limited Warranty Kohler Co. warrants its faucets to be leak and drip free during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her home.* If the faucet should leak or drip during normal use, Kohler will, free of charge, mail to the purchaser the cartridge necessary to put the faucet in good working condition. Kohler also warrants all other aspects of the faucet, except gold finish, to be free of defects in material and workmanship during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her own home. If a defect is found in normal residential use, Kohler Co. will (at its election) repair, provide a replacement part or product, or make appropriate adjustment. Damage to a product caused by accident, misuse, or abuse is not covered by this warranty. Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) must be provided to Kohler with all warranty claims. Kohler Co. is not responsible for labor charges, installation, or other consequential costs. In no event shall the responsibility of Kohler exceed the purchase price of the faucet. To obtain warranty service, contact Kohler Co. either through your Dealer or Plumbing Contractor or by calling 1-800-4-KOHLER or by writing: Kohler Co., Attn.: Customer Service Dept. Kohler, WI 53044, USA Please be sure to proide all pertinent information regarding your claim, including a complete description of the problem, the product, model number, color, finish, and the date the product was purchased. Also include the name of your contractor or distributor and your original invoice. TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, KOHLER DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THAT OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE . KOHLER CO. ALSO DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow limitations of how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of special, incidental or consequential damages, so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives the consumer specific legal rights. You may also have other rights that vary from state to state. This warranty is to the original purchaser only, and excludes product damage due to installation error, product abuse, or product misuse, whether performed by a contractor, service company, or the consumer. This is our exclusive written warranty. *Trend faucets, MasterShower Tower, gold finish, accessories, fixture related items (as designated in the Kohler Faucets Price Book), and faucets used in commercial settings continue to be covered by Kohler's one-year limited warranty.6/98 COPYRIGHT © 1998 BY KOHLER CO. (SEE BELOW) All Kohler Plumbing Fixtures, Faucets and Fittings carry Kohler's Limited One-Year Warranty Unless Otherwise Noted. Limited One-Year Warranty Kohler® plumbing fixtures, faucets and fittings are warranted to be free of defects in material and workmanship for one year from date of installation. Kohler Co. will at its election repair, replace or make appropriate adjustment where Kohler Co. inspection discloses any such defects occurring in normal usage within one year after installation. Kohler Co. is not responsible for removal or installation costs. To obtain warranty service, contact Kohler Co. either through your Dealer or Plumbing Contractor or calling 1-800-4-KOHLER or by writing: Kohler Co., Attn: Customer Service Department Kohler, Wisconsin 53044 U.S.A. IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THAT OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE EXPRESSLY LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY. KOHLER CO. DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of special, incidental or consequential damages so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state to state. This is our exclusive written warranty. Notes: There may be variation in color fidelity between catalog images and actual plumbing fixtures. Kohler Co. reserves the right to make changes in product characteristics, packaging or availability at any time with out notice. COPYRIGHT © 1989, 1990, 1997, 1998 BY KOHLER CO. Kohler Standby Generators Go to the following link to find a service center near you: http://www.kohlergenerators.com/sales-service/contact-sales


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1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5LFT Aztec Cherry Shoe Molding
PRAZSM - 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5LFT Aztec Cherry Shoe Molding Prefinished
Product is not Aztec Cherry, but is stained Kempas.
Transitions between a wood floor and a vertical surface under cabinetry. Also serves as a substitute for quarter round when space is limited.
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Comments about 1/2" x 3/4" x 6.5LFT Aztec Cherry Shoe Molding:
Really finished my room, looks great.
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Q:Does this only come in 1' lengths? I need 8' and would like as few pieces as possible.
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A:This comes in 6.5 LF lengths. But is priced by the LF.