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ApplianceKenmore Washer
Level of DifficultyEasy
Time to do repair15 - 30 mins
Age of Appliance1 - 4 years
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First step was to remove old bellow. I opened the door there is a small wire with a spring attach that holds the outside of the bellow to thw washer. Then removed it from the water inlet, then took a short straight scewdriver to remove the gaint hose clamp holding it to the drum. Installed the new part. When putting hose clamp back on I removed the top of the washer by removing the three screws in the back then I flipped the hose clamp so I could use a long screwdiver from the top side.This will give you alot more room. Hope this helps
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Real Housewife of New York Bethenny Frankel, who recently became engaged to boyfriend Jason Hoppy, trumpeted her pregnancy on Twitter today, after giving People an exclusive on the news. But not because she wanted to (yet — she's only two months along). Because Perez Hilton leaked the information yesterday and forced her to:
"I'm pregnant I had to be true w u but was unfairly forced to come forward early."
People describes Frankel as "fighting back tears" when she told them the news, but somehow she managed to turn that frown upside down in time to brag: "I got to be honest, we are both feeling kind of proud of ourselves. We are both 38 and we were like, 'Listen, your fish can swim and I am fertile.' So that's exciting."
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CHARLESTON, West Virginia — Students from two Monongalia County schools are representing West Virginia in the National Science Bowl.
The event will be held Friday through next Monday at the National 4-H Youth Conference Center in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
The State Journal (http://bit.ly/1bLcJRA ) reports Morgantown High School and Suncrest Middle School in Morgantown advanced to the national competition by winning state regional competitions in February.
The top 16 high school finishers and the eight best middle school teams in the finals will win $1,000 for their schools' science departments.
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WASHINGTON—A leading US cardinal defended Catholic opposition to gay marriage during an Easter Sunday interview, saying that sometimes the church by its nature must be "out of touch."
The interview came days after the US Supreme Court held oral arguments on the question of same-sex marriage, which is legal in nine states but not recognized nationally because of a 1996 federal law defining marriage as between a man and a woman.
"Sometimes by nature, the Church has gotta be out of touch with concerns, because we're always supposed to be thinking of the beyond, the eternal, the changeless," Cardinal Timothy Dolan told ABC News's "This Week."
"Our major challenge is to continue in a credible way to present the eternal concerns to people in a timeless attractive way."
"And sometimes there is a disconnect — between what they're going through and what Jesus and his Church is teaching. And that's a challenge for us."
When asked what he would tell a gay couple who said they loved Jesus, loved the church and loved each other, he replied: "Well, the first thing I'd say to them is, 'I love you, too. And God loves you. And you are made in God's image and likeness. And we want your happiness. And you're entitled to friendship.' "But we also know that God has told us that the way to happiness, especially when it comes to sexual love — that is intended only for a man and woman in marriage, where children can come about naturally."
He went on to say that the church must do more to ensure "that our defense of marriage is not reduced to an attack on gay people. And I admit, we haven't been too good at that."
US public opinion has shifted dramatically in recent years towards greater support for gay marriage.
A Quinnipiac University poll released earlier this month found that US Catholics support gay marriage by a larger margin than ordinary Americans despite Church teachings that forbid it.
The poll found 54 percent of Catholics support same-sex marriage while just 38 percent are opposed, compared to a 47-43 percent margin among all American voters.
Both margins represent a reversal from the 36-55 percent opposition among all voters the polling group found as recently as July 2008.
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MANILA, Philippines— In November 2012, an exclusive Reuters report alleged that Kazuo Okada's Universal Entertainment Corp. handed around $40 million to Rodolfo Soriano, a former consultant of Philippine Gaming Corp. (Pagcor), around the time the firm was lobbying to win concessions for a $2-billion casino on Manila Bay in 2010.
Soriano allegedly served as the bagman of former Pagcor chair and chief executive officer Efraim Genuino. Genuino resigned as Pagcor chair in June 2010 while Soriano quit as Pagcor consultant a day later.
Records reviewed by Reuters showed that the $5 million transferred from Nevada-incorporated Aruze USA was sent first to Future Fortune, which was set up in Hong Kong in 2008 and run by Universal employees.
From that Future Fortune's HSBC bank account, the money was sent to People's Technology Holding Ltd., a firm established in 2009 and wholly owned by Soriano.
The remaining $35 million was paid in January-May 2010 to a firm called Subic Leisure and Management, according to records.
Subic Leisure was registered in the British Virgin Islands in September 2008, weeks after Universal acquired reclaimed land on Manila Bay and announced plans to build Asia's largest aquarium, a Ferris wheel and a 2,050-room hotel and casino.
In response to the report, Pagcor chair Cristino Naguiat made a written request to the Department of Justice to look into the allegations "in the interest of the service and pursuant to the provisions of existing laws."
On Nov. 22 last year, Justice Secretary Leila de Lima, through Department Order No. 995, formed a three-member panel composed of Marlon Tauli of the National Bureau of Investigation Anti-Graft Division; Catherine Camposano, executive officer of the internal audit unit of the NBI director's office; and Senior Assistant State Prosecutor Rosalina Aquino.
In March, Okada and his company, in a filing with the Nevada Gaming Control Board, denied the allegations of bribery and questioned the legitimacy of the report, saying it was used as a tool for Okada's rival, casino magnate Steve Wynn, to redeem and cancel the Japanese businessman's 24.5 million shares in the Las Vegas-based Wynn Resorts.
Former partners and close allies, Okada and Wynn had a public falling out allegedly because Okada—Wynn Resorts' largest single shareholder—wanted to invest in Pagcor's Entertainment City, which is being touted as a gaming center to rival Macau where Wynn has a large operation.—Inquirer Research
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Level of DifficultyEasy
Time to do repair30 - 60 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
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This is a relatively simple repair, but requires a bit of running around your house and sitting in a likely cramped space on the floor behind your refrigerator. These steps assume you have verified the valve is leaking and not the lines. 1. Locate where the water line to the fridge connects to the house plumbing. Close the next valve in the house plumbing upstream of this connection. Open some fixture (likely the cold on the kitchen sink) to relieve water pressure in this section of plumbing. Water should flow briefly, then dribble and stop on its own. 2. Unplug your fridge. There are moving parts (a fan) close to the valve that may injure you while you are working. 3. Pull your fridge away from the wall enough so you can scoot behind and sit behind. 4. Gather your tools and parts and squeeze behind the fridge. 5. Remove the felt paper dust cover. Carefully collect the screws. 6. Take a picture of the electrical connection to the valve or make a mental note. 7. Carefully unclip lines from the fridge and remove screws holding valve to fridge body. Slicing a line will create a new problem to fix. Carefully collect the screws. 8. Remove electrical connection. Grasp the connector and pull firmly. Do not yank the wires. 9. Over the bucket, disconnect old valve from lines. Some residual water will flow out. If the stream is steady, double check that Step 1 is completed correctly. Set old valve aside. 10. Examine new valve to determine water input and outlet. There may be an arrow indicating flow direction. 11. Seat the input line in the valve input firmly and connect. Mine was a nut I tightened with a small crescent wrench. 12. Seat the outlet line in the valve outlet firmly and connect. Mine was a push in quick connect. 14. Rest the valve over the bucket. Get up and turn the water back on. Verify your connections are not leaking. 15. Review your picture and reconnect the electrical connection. 16. Install the new valve onto the fridge body. Mine was a different geometry that required some gentle bending of the mounting bracket. Reclip lines to fridge. 17. While you're down there, vacuum underneath your fridge. 18. Reinstall felt paper dust cover. 19. Plug fridge back in. Clean up. 20. Monitor your ice maker, verify good operation. When satisfied, push fridge back. Recycle(?) old valve. 21. Success!
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Perfect as a topper.......wondered about the loose threads.....then read the other reviews......so into th dryer on air it will go !!!!!Purchased the faux lamb......goes great with black, and black boots....and sale price was awesome.Good value......would recommend
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Bought this vest on a whim and am I glad I did. It arrived today and I love it. I bought it in black and will probably get a lot of wear out of it in the spring but will also wear it now, indoors. I'll also pop it in the dryer on air and get rid of some loose "fur".
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I feel like I'm back in the 70's again when I wear this great fir vest! It's very stylish and basically that's what you wear it for is style as it certainly doesn't keep you warm and I don't think that was the intent.I love it and I get complements on it whenever I wear it. I bought it in black and it goes with anything. As the other reviewer commented on it shedding, it does for sure, but I did put it in the dryer on gentle for about 10 minutes on cool and my lint catcher was pretty much full of lint, but it seemed to do the trick. Once again another hit by Lennie!
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Fun faur fur vest, purchased ivory color - not to be used for warmth. Lots of positive comments when I wore it - however, it does shed - wore it over a black turtleneck sweater and was picking ivory threads off for several days. Put vest in dryer on air and that did help a bit - may store it in the fridge as I used to store my angora sweaters, years ago.


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Stay at your very own bed & breakfast! This wonderfully charming former bed & breakfast upper cottage has plenty of space for your extended family. It boasts a large walk up porch leading to the front door. A large living room and dining room can accommodate everyone. The kitchen has undergone a complete renovation for 2007. Central air conditioning was also added in 2007. Three bedrooms have private full bathrooms. Two bedrooms connect via walk through. An upper porch has a spectacular view of the ocean less than a block away. Plenty of shower space with three outside enclosed hot and cold water showers. Please - No smokers, pets, groups or high school seniors!
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Our extended family of 23 were delighted and thrilled with the accommodations at 869 Delancey. There was more than enough room for all of us and plenty of bathroom facilities! This house has wonderful shore character! The central air is a fabulous bonus! Even the attic rooms were cool! The kitchen is updated, clean and more than adequate. (Sorry about the fridge shelf!) Thanks again to the Gresh family for sharing their property with us!
This place worked out great for us. We couldn't quite fill it, but appreciated all the space. Very close to beach. Great for family reunions and we may try it for a couples retreat.
My family and I rented this home in August and we had a very bad experience. The house has not been updated in decades and was very dirty. The furniture doesn't match and it was dirty. The A/C was broken for 2 out of the 7 days and the owners were not understanding at all. The husband was extremely nasty to my mother and told her she was UNGRATEFUL as if this were a gift and we didn't pay a lot of money to stay in this house. The outdoor showers didn't work and there was mold in one of the indoor showers. The front porch was the nicest part of the house but once again all of the furniture was dirty. The cost to rent this house for 1 week is very high for a house that is so dirty and has such old furnishings. The male owner was so difficult to deal with that it put a real damper on our vacation. I would NOT recommend anyone rent this house. There are so many nice updated houses in Ocean City for the same money that don't make you feel like you need a tetanus shot. STAY AWAY
Just 30 minutes from the junction of the Atlantic City Expressway and the Garden State Parkway. Head south until exit #30 Ocean City. Once through the toll, keep heading east on route 52. Through the circle in Somers Point and over the causeway to Ocean City. Somers Point houses all the alcoholic entertainment establishments needed for any occasion. North of Ocean City is Longport, and south is Sea Isle City. Corsons Inlet State Park on the south end of the island.
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Gbagbo arrested in Ivory Coast
- By Elizabeth DickinsonElizabeth Dickinson is a Gulf-based Deca journalist. Follow her on Twitter: @dickinsonbeth.
Forces of president-elect Alassane Ouattara arrested outoing President Laurent Gbagbo at his residence in Abidjan on Monday, after an assault on the compound that involved French and U.N. troops. Reuters reported that 30 tanks made their way from the French military base toward the neighborhood where Gbagbo resides. The battle that followed has finally put an end to a four-month long crisis over who was running the Ivory Coast.
Well, at least the immediate crisis. The hard part — getting this country back to normality — still awaits.
The most immediate complication will be the way that Gbagbo finally left power: with the help of the French. Initial reports of the arrest indicated that the French special forces were the ones who had made the catch; French officials and Ouattara government spokesmen have since emphasized that it was the Ivorian president's troops who have detained Gbagbo. But at this point, that's a detail. The French have been intimately involved in this operation since last week, including by bombing the heavy arms held by the Gbagbo loyalists. There's no question that the French troops were vital in securing this end to the conflict.
That's tricky because, in this former French colony, resentment toward Paris runs high — a sentiment that Gbagbo became a master of channeling as man of the people. In his final days, he decried French influence in the crisis and said that the country's troops were trying to assasinate him. To his supporters, the pictures of French helicopters and tanks surrounding their leader's compound could transform Gbagbo into a martyr. The fear is that this could give a second wind to the fighters who have quit Gbagbo's side in recent days. Either way, Ouattara will have to work hard in his initial days to prove that he is not in bed with the Elysee.
Another tricky bit to watch: how the Ouattara-loyal forces and the Gbagbo-loyal military — officially the national army — integrate (or don't) after this all ends. There were mass defections from the Gbagbo troops to the Ouattara loyalists during the latter's march through Abidjan. Still, it's clear that at least 1,000 forces remained with Gbagbo to the end. And there are perhaps even more militias who were paid to fight but held allegiance to no one side or the other.
There's very good reason to be hopeful about Ouattara's ability to bring his polarized country back together. In a speech on Thursday, he acknowledged the splits, promised to investigate the mass of atrocities that have been committed during these last weeks, and proclaimed that he would be the president for all Ivorians, whether they voted for him or not. But Ouattara's spokesmen have also been adamant that their loyal troops were not involved in a massacre in the West of the country — a claim that Human Rights Watch made this weekend in a seering report.
Immediate priorities of course are ending the violence, ensuring that militias stop prowling through Abidjan, getting the millions of people in that city access to water, food, electricity, and other supplies that have become scarce during the week-long siege. That would be enough for any president to accomplish in his first year — let alone in the weeks that Ouattara will have to do it before patience runs thin. And then — only then — will the real work begin.
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Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
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I did a Google search. I selected PartSelect after visiting 4 sites. There was an extensive list of parts but I could not locate what I needed. I used their "Contact" feature and described the part I needed. I did this late at night. I was pleased to see a reply the next day. They gave me specific instruction on how to get to the part in their website. I followed it without any difficulty. Within a week I received the part via Fedex. I immediately installed it and was done in less than 15 minutes. It was such a good experience I sent them a thank you email. I know where to order all my appliance parts in the future.
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Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2000 introduces extended properties that users can define on various objects in a database. These extended properties can be used to store application-specific or site-specific information about the database objects. Because the property is stored in the database, all applications reading the property can evaluate the object in the same way. This helps enforce consistency in how data is treated by all of the programs in the system.
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I bet that Alexander has to keep Gustavo Alves' cock a secret from the bottoms he couples his with. It's not the biggest dick Alexander had wielded against his models, but it's thick and it's always horny. Hugo Alves, though, doesn't look the least bit intimidated. Once that cock is out, he can't take his eyes off of it. Once his eyes are on it, his hands and mouth are close behind. Before long, as you can guess, he's climbed up on top of Gustavo to get that cock where he really wants it. He proves with his pushing back that he didn't need to be tricked into riding this fat bone. After some hard pounding, Gustavo squirts the full length of Hugo's back before flipping the guy over to watch him cover his hot abs with a creamy load. Sometimes I wonder if I could impersonate Alexander well enough to get into one of these filmings… maybe I should just start begging.
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A grandfather wrestled a seven feet alligator in order to save his dog which had been dragged into the water by the hungry reptile.
Steve Gustafson, 66, was tending to his garden when he heard the terrified yelps of his West Highland Terrier Bounce coming from the garden
The retired lawyer did not think twice about his own safety when he jumped on top of the alligator and forced it to let go of his 'best friend'.
Miraculously neither Steve nor Bounce was seriously injured.
Mr Gustafson, from Iowa, told ClickOrlando: 'Without thinking I just said "you're not going to get her!" and just leaped on the gator.
'Just like you do some silly belly flop in a pool – the only difference was I landed on top of a gator.'
The incident took place on Friday afternoon when nine-year-old Bounce was playing at the edge of the pond in the retirement community in Orlando, Florida where she lives with Steve.
The predator came up from the water and got the little dog by her shoulder and collar and began dragging her out into the water.
Horrified, Steve ran down the hill and jumped after her, landing on top of the 130 lbs alligator.
Thanks to his position, Mr Gustafson managed to get hold of the alligator's tail and back leg and began to wrestle the reptile to make it let go of the 13lbs terrier locked in its jaws.
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MIAMI (AP) - A 50-year-old computer technician from McHenry, Ill., made a half-court shot to win $75,000 and a hug from LeBron James.
As part of a contest sponsored by James' foundation, Michael Drysch hit a hook shot from midcourt between periods of Friday's game between the Miami Heat and Detroit Pistons.
James watched from the bench, and when the shot swished in, he happily sprinted toward Drysch and embraced him, and both tumbled to the court.
"Nice way to meet somebody," Drysch said. "I can't believe it."
The long shot was a long shot, especially given Drysch's shooting form.
"When he wound up I was like, `Oh no, there's no way,'" James said. "When it dropped, that was awesome. I would have probably air-balled that one in that situation."
Drysch said he practiced the shot and made "maybe 1 percent."
"That was crazy," Heat guard Dwyane Wade said. "The place erupted. It was like it was when we won the finals."
Coach Erik Spoelstra was drawing up a play in front of the Heat bench when Drysch sank his shot.
"I heard the eruption, and I turned and I saw LeBron absolutely tackle him," Spoelstra said.
"I had no idea what was going on. That fan, while he'll love the $75,000, having that on video _ LeBron James tackling you at half court in front of 20,000 _ I think will be the longer-lasting memory."
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PEABODY, Mass. (WGGB) — Massachusetts State Police from the Danvers Barracks responded to a three vehicle crash on Route 1 North in Peabody around six o'clock Saturday morning.
According to police, one of the vehicles struck a utility pole, entrapping the 37-year-old male operator from Peabody. With the assistance from the Peabody Fire Department, troopers were able to extricate and transport the operator to Massachusetts General Hospital with serious injuries.
The crash is currently under investigation but police believe excessive speed may have played a role in the crash.
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text: Patterson is a LH Hitter. Perhaps there is something to the Hatte trade talk. Patterson offers better utilization on defense as a bench player. I think this is worse news for Dickerson who seemingly made a good impression than it is for Bruce. With Dickerson and Patterson available as LH Hitters, I could see Hatte being shipped out. I hope the Reds get a real relief pitcher for him if so. Patterson's mediocre power may play well in GABP.


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Named after the home island of Ulysses, this restaurant shocked Villagers some years ago when it migrated from Barrow Street to the Upper East Side. The restaurant still managed to retain its Ionian luster, from the pungency of its bread spreads (a choice of three, served with warm pitas, makes a great shared appetizer) to the modest selection of whole fish, charcoal-grilled to your order and deboned tableside by stiff but attentive waiters, to the savory lamb stews. The grotto-like interior is quieter than most, making this a great place for an intimate conversation.


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The coconut oil markets both in Kerala and Tamil Nadu have been in holiday mood with prices remaining more or less steady.
The prices in Kerala are ruling at Rs 60 per kg, at the same level as quoted last week, while in Tamil Nadu it went up by 50 paise, quoting Rs 58.50. Palm oil and palm kernel oil prices also stood at last week's level of Rs 58 and Rs 52 a kg respectively.
Copra prices both in Tamil Nadu and Kerala stood at Rs 4,200 per quintal, the same as that quoted last week.
According to Prakash B. Rao, Vice-President, Cochin Oil Merchants' Association (COMA), festival demand was low and was not reflected in the market with less interest shown by upcountry buyers.
However, traders expect an improvement in coconut oil prices in the coming weeks due to the recent rally in palm oil prices in Malaysia. It is reported that palm oil prices in Malaysia have firmed up in the last couple of days due to bulk enquiries from Asian countries, he said.
Rao said lack of demand from upcountry buyers and local consumers also reflected in Muhurat trading in coconut oil in Kochi. The trade during Muhurat was seen lower at 200 quintals compared with 600 quintals last year, he added.
Meanwhile, the Kerala Government has approved a scheme prepared by the Agriculture Department for coconut procurement in the State at Rs 14 per kg through Krishi Bhavans. This would be processed at 20 centres, including 14 farms of the Agriculture Department.
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How can anybody hurt our Bobby?
The family of Bobby Burton, who was beaten and left for dead in his home, today spoke of the 'sickening' attack.
The 63-year-old is still fighting for his life after being beaten a week ago in his Butetown flat.
Cousin Pauline Porter said today : 'He wouldn't have had the strength to fend off an attack.' 'Just no excuse for the attack': Seeing a loved one in a hospital bed unconscious and battered to within an inch of their life is a harrowing experience.
Knowing that such a frail person would not have been able to defend themselves as they were brutally and repeatedly hit across the head only makes it all the more painful.
But that is the situation in which Irene Ash and Pauline Porter now find themselves courtesy of a man - who police believe to be 33-year-old Dominic Abdi - who violently attacked their cousin Bobby Burton and then went on the run.
It's been a week since the 63-year-old was found in his flat and today, tearful and shaken, his family have taken the brave step of speaking publicly about the attempted murder which has shocked a community.
Last Tuesday was just another day for Irene, 53, and Pauline, 63, but by 7.30pm they were in the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, looking in disbelief at their beloved Bobby.
'When I first saw Bobby I was horrified,' said Pauline, who lives just a stone's throw from the crime scene in Butetown, Cardiff, which is still sealed off.
'We didn't know what to expect but when I saw him I couldn't believe that somebody could hurt somebody else so much.
'Bobby is so slight, a gust of wind would blow him over. I know he would have fought back but he wouldn't have had the strength to fend off an attack like that.
'The first blow would have put him down but to keep on doing it is sickening.'
Bobby, a well-known personality from the old docklands area of Cardiff, remains critically ill following the attack in his home in Loudoun House, Loudoun Square.
The popular former merchant seaman, who is of Afro-Caribbean origin, was found with severe head and body injuries at his third-floor flat at around 4pm last Tuesday.
South Wales Police who are treating the attack as attempted murder originally remained tight-lipped about any possible suspects, but took the rare decision to release a picture of prime suspect Dominic Abdi, also of Butetown, after deeming him a danger to the public.
Visibly traumatised, Irene, who lives in Llanrumney, said the family were at a loss as to why anyone could do this to a vulnerable man who generally kept himself to himself.
'There's no excuse whatsoever for doing this to Bobby, or to anyone,' she said.
'Bobby was a bit argumentative but he wasn't violent.'
The hunt for the wanted man has now grown nationwide after a search of a train in Cardiff Central Station that police believed Abdi had boarded last week proved to be fruitless.
But despite no sightings of Abdi - who police have also linked to an armed robbery at a Chepstow hotel - Bobby's devastated cousins remain confident the person responsible will be caught.
Pauline added: 'The police are pulling out all the stops and we are confident the person responsible with be brought to justice. Eventually he will run out of places to hide.
'If anybody has any information please help, and if the person responsible is reading this, then just give yourself up.' 'An over-generous character': Bobby Burton is known for being a bit of a character.
He is at his happiest in the local community centre sipping a pint and reminiscing with his old chums from their time in the Merchant Navy.
But he is also someone who likes to spend time alone, not so much a loner, but happy just to be Bobby. Born and brought up in Butetown, he lived in a maisonette with parents Muriel and Robert and his younger sister Norma, now 60 and living in America.
His cousin Irene said: 'He had his own little ways.
'I would describe him as generous, he could be over-generous. He was silly with his money. He would squander it. He could be a laugh, too.'
Since Bobby was found last Tuesday, neighbours, friends and associates have been open in their affection for him. Never a cross word one woman said, a friendly chap said another.
Although his cousins are visiting Bobby in hospital, such are the extent of his injuries there hasn't been a flicker of communication.
A far cry from the proud man a few years back who once had a speaking part in a television adaptation of the Shakespeare play The Tempest with a cast made up of Butetown people.
Once a fit man but now someone, like many men of his age, suffering with aches and pains, he has a bad hip and a plate in his shoulder.
'People are very shocked that this has happened,' said his cousin Pauline, who also lives in Butetown.
'They are horrified it has happened and that the main suspect is a local boy.' Gun pulled on hotel manager: A hotel manager has told how a gunman stole pounds 3,000 from the safe and then threatened to 'blow a hole' in him.
Gareth Collins, 35, was doing the staff's wages at the hotel when he realised the man had taken the cash from the safe.
He chased the armed robber, suspected to be Abdi, but when he finally caught up with him the suspect pulled out a revolver and threatened to shoot him.
Mr Collins was working at his father Mike's hotel, the Beaufort in Chepstow, on Friday morning, when the man who had stayed the night appeared in reception.
'I saw him come from behind the reception desk but thought he was paying the bill,' said Mr Collins, a former Royal Marine.
'As soon as he got to the back door he bolted and I thought he was doing a runner.
'Then I saw the safe and realised.
'He'd been asking staff to put things in there for him and watching which key they used.'
He finally caught up with the gunman in a nearby Tesco car park where he came face to face with the gun.
After calling the police, Mr Collins continued chasing him but lost him when he went into a tunnel.
It is believed the robber went into a restaurant before escaping in a taxi.
It was thought he was then heading to Cardiff prompting armed police to swoop on Cardiff Central railway station and all trains coming into the city to be stopped.
But he has not been seen since. Who to call with information on Dominic Abdi: Just who is Dominic Abdi?
From Butetown in Cardiff, he may also be known as Dominic Hassan.
He is 33, 5ft 8in tall, of medium build, is clean-shaven and has receding close-cropped hair.
Police want to hear from anybody who:
Knows where Dominic Abdi is;
Saw Mr Burton between 9am and 4.15pm on Tuesday; or
Noticed anything suspicious in Loudoun Square, Butetown, between 1.30pm and 4.15pm that day.
Anybody with information is asked to contact the incident room on 029 2057 1530 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.
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Tolbert doesn't pull punches in offseason workout
Mike Tolbert will tell you quicker than a left jab. The sweet science is not about chefs making dessert. The cream puffs get recognized and quickly are noshed in the ring.
Boxing is a brutal business. You get hit hard by not-so-sweet people who love hitting other not-so-sweet people as hard and as often as they can. Next to conditioning for the fight game, football workouts are like hoisting mojitos at the Bellagio's pool.
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But the Chargers' running back, a late arrival to pugilism thanks to the NFL lockout, is one of those who don't mind the thought of getting hit — if he has a good chance to hit back. Tolbert has taken to boxing — or at least the sparring and conditioning part of the sport. He loves it, all of it. Can't get enough.
Even if quarterback Philip Rivers has called an unofficial workout for Chargers players banned from the team's facility, Tolbert will be there for that in the morning and then head for the Community Youth Athletic Center in National City for more difficult work with boxing trainer David Soliven.
"Mike Tolbert can be a fighter, without question," says Soliven, whose CYAC will benefit from "Barona Battle of the Badges," featuring 14 bouts between peace officers from SDPD, Marines, Navy, Border Patrol, the Probation Department and the Donovan Correctional facility today starting at 4 p.m. at the Barona Resort and Casino.
"He'll tell you this workout kills. Boxing is different from football, baseball and basketball. There's no playing in boxing.
"Mike's work ethic is unbelievable. He spars with heavyweights. I have to tell him to slow down. He's lighting 'em up."
Tolbert may not be tall in stature at 5-9, but he's a heavyweight. Mike dressed out at 258 pounds before he checked into the CYAC.
He isn't preparing for a fight. It isn't as though he has to make weight, but he approaches his newfound avocation as if he does. If you've watched him play football, then you know he isn't one for shortcuts.
There is no halfway to Mike Tolbert. He was an undrafted free agent (and likely will be a restricted free agent if the NFL and the players association get together on a new CBA). He didn't get to where he is playing cards in the locker room.
"I'm down to 244 now," says the fourth-year pro and October father-to-be. "I work out here five times a week for around two hours. I try to spar twice a week."
He wishes he could do more.
"I'm naturally born aggressive," he says. "Before this, I'd done some Jiu-Jitsu and taekwondo, but never strictly boxing. It's rough; it's the roughest workout I've had in my life. It's a completely different type of animal. In the NFL, you're like a tiger, but in boxing you're a lion.


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Post-divorce, hope grows for Holmes' film career
NEW YORK If you want to get a good idea of Katie Holmes, actress - as opposed to tabloid star - you can't do any better than "Pieces of April," a gem from 2003 in which she plays a ponytailed and tattooed New Yorker desperately trying to prove herself to her visiting suburban family with an improvised, downtown Thanksgiving dinner.
This was back when Holmes was transitioning out of "Dawson's Creek," that teenage soap of a fictional New England coastal town childhood. But Holmes had already amassed an early filmography that any young actress would envy, including "The Ice Storm," "Go" and "Wonder Boys."
The budget for "Pieces of April" started at $6 million, but dwindled to $300,000 and was shot over just 16 days. Writer-director Peter Hedges recalls shooting in "condemnable" buildings with paint dropping off the walls of Holmes' makeshift dressing room.
"You learn a lot about a person's character when you work in those conditions," says Hedges. "What I always say about Katie is she's a good girl, she was raised right and she knows what it's like to have flown coach."
But for whatever reason, Holmes' promising start was detoured. She met Tom Cruise, gave birth to a daughter, married and, at one time, spent three years off-screen. After starring in "Batman Begins" in 2005, she pulled out of "The Dark Knight," leaving Maggie Gyllenhaal to take her place in what became one of the biggest movies of the decade. Her work since has been sporadic and not always substantial.
Now that she's divorcing Cruise, and their 6-year-old daughter, Suri, is school age, there are mounting expectations that Holmes could again be the actress some thought she could become. At just 33, she's emerging from the public hysteria of her relationship with Cruise with open roads ahead and, possibly, renewed ambition.
"I'm excited to see what she does now," says Hedges. "She'll surprise a lot of people, because she's really very gifted. ... What I'd love to see is people really be open to giving her the chance to surprise us."
After Holmes began dating Cruise, she took a three-year break from acting that concluded with the poorly received heist film, "Mad Money." She followed that up with the wedding drama "The Romantics" and small roles in the comedies "The Extra Man" and Adam Sandler's "Jack and Jill," and the thrillers "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" and "The Son of No One."
Instead, she's tested herself more on the stage.
Holmes co-starred in a 2008 Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons," earning mainly good reviews for a straightforward part that nevertheless utilized her Toledo, Ohio, folksiness. Though that brought its own sideshow - there were Scientology protests outside the theater - it was precisely the kind of classy production that earns actors respect. And onstage, Holmes' 5-foot-9 height only furthers her presence.
"You can see for yourself that she more than holds her own," "All My Sons" director Simon McBurney said at the time. "She is fantastic. Ann is her role. It combines this extraordinary fresh beauty with another, much darker quality that I always felt was there, and which comes out by the end of the play, where she looks like a kind of avenging angel."


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The e-pioneer is an innovator.
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Most technologies, such as computers, cell phones, the internet and many software applications, were invented to serve specific needs of the business world. Education was the last thing on the minds of the inventors.
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The people of Africa are known for their spirit of innovation. We say, " 'n boer maak 'n plan" – loosely translated, this Afrikaans proverb says that a farmer always comes up with a plan.
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