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NEW BRITAIN, Conn. – The creed that Daniel Bard swears by nowadays is simple enough.
Jams on the mound are going to arise – but how he reacts and responds to those situations is what matters most. Even the most successful professional pitcher can never be flawless, and therefore he must have an unflappable disposition when confronted with an inevitable first-and-second, no-out jam.
"When you go out there, it's a matter of competing and not expecting to be perfect. Everyone is going to allow baserunners one way or another," stated Bard prior to Double-A Portland's doubleheader against New Britain on Friday. "You may miss with a pitch, but it's how you respond."
Bard has proven an interesting case study with the Sea Dogs. The much-scrutinized reliever's 2012 campaign was marked by a failed early-season stint as a big-league starting pitcher and an equally disastrous summer when moving back into a relief role for Triple-A Pawtucket (7.03 ERA in 31 appearances).
This season with Portland he owns a 4.91 ERA through 11 appearances, an unimpressive mark at first glance. But upon closer examination, Bard's performance has been far from discouraging. He hasn't allowed an earned run in eight of his 11 appearances, even though he has allowed a base runner to reach in 10 of them.
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"It's a mindset of not giving in and just continuing to grind and get those outs. That's what matters the most," Bard expressed. "Regardless whether the leadoff batter reaches or not, my approach is to stay the same or get better."
A year ago at this time, Bard was part of Boston's starting rotation. The move from the bullpen ended up backfiring, but even so, most Red Sox observers hold out hope that he will be able to summon the form he showed during his three-year run as one of the top relief pitchers in all of baseball.
Bard's velocity has declined from where it was during his golden years with Boston – those who have watched him this year have seen a fastball in the 91-93 mph range, while his slider has become his most consistent pitch. But he expressed that from a mental standpoint, he finds himself in a much more tranquil state.
"I feel more comfortable. My delivery is in a spot where I can trust it a lot more than I could at any point last year. Is it perfect? No, but we've made a lot of good steps in the right direction," the 27-year-old said. "I'm excited to pitch now instead of last year, which felt like a chore. I think that right there has me feeling optimistic.
"When I was at my best for three or four years, I was far from perfect," Bard continued. "I adjusted really well and bounced back pitch-to-pitch. I didn't let one pitch or one bad result to a hitter take me out of the inning. That's been the focus as far as the approach goes."
While his recent stint with the Red Sox was short in terms of time spent with the ball club and encouraging results – Bard was pulled after issuing consecutive walks against Houston on April 27, a stint that featured seven-of-eight pitches outside the strike zone – it did contain some redeeming value.
"It was a big adrenaline rush and makes you appreciate being up there," said Bard. "Your perseverance gets tested in situations like this, but my relationship with God has been better. It's been a test, but at the same time, I feel that I've become a better person and ultimately I'll be a better pitcher for it."
There are some that may have raised an eyebrow or two when the Sox cleared a 40-man roster spot for Jose De La Torre to come up rather than recalling Bard. But despite getting passed over, Bard expressed confidence that a spot in Boston's bullpen will come eventually.
"Obviously that's my ultimate goal, but thinking about (returning to the bigs) is going to make me force things down here. It's a matter doing my work every day and going out whenever my name is called down in the bullpen and competing to help (Portland) win. If I do that on a consistent basis and do it well, I think they'll find some room," said Bard. "I'm hoping to be a long-term fix there; that's all I want."
Stated Sea Dogs Manager Kevin Boles, "Obviously he's on a mission to get himself back to where he was. From what we've seen this year, he's been able to repeat a delivery, a simple, clean delivery. Once he gets a little bit out of that delivery and tries to do a little too much, he realizes that got a little excited on that last pitch and is able to focus pitch-to-pitch rather than what's going on around him. Executing and driving the ball through the zone has been key for him."
Tony Thomas understood that he was a long shot to make Pawtucket's roster coming out of spring training. To him, the allure of playing every day at the Double-A level was an enticing prospect, not to mention a prime opportunity to ply his new trade as a left fielder.
"The game is a lot slower in the outfield, which is one thing I've started to pick up," said Thomas. "In the infield, it's bang-bang, but in the outfield, you've got to get to the ball, set your feet and then make the throw."
An infielder with the PawSox over the last two seasons, Thomas is enjoying coming to the ballpark knowing that there's a good chance that he'll see his name on the lineup card. He presently tops Portland in RBI (23), slugging percentage (.513) and total bases (60).
Though he's made seven errors, the 26-year-old believes that by enhancing his versatility, he can be more valuable in the eyes of talent evaluators.
"As long as I have a good bat, they'll try their best to find you a place in the field," Thomas said. "The more versatility you can prove, the better your chance to get called up."
Boles said that J.C. Linares, the outfielder who started the season in Pawtucket before getting sent to Portland on April 19, has featured "great work habits and a great attitude." The skipper also noted that Linares has shown signs recently of snapping out of his season-long funk – he entered Friday batting .209 with a .641 OPS in 27 games between Pawtucket and Portland.
"We think he's going to start taking off pretty soon," said Boles. "He's a guy who tries to ambush early in the count and a lot of pitchers in this league know that. If it gets to two strikes, sometimes he expands the zone bigger than what we like, but he's shown signs of hitting the breaking ball in conversion counts and early in the count."View more articles in:

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I work at Habitat for Humanity and we were given a donation of an ornate mirror. It came from a man whose father was the American ambassador to the Philippines. The mirror came to the United States with his father from the Philippines but I don't know if he purchased it there. I hope to find out what period it's from and if it's worth repairing. There are some chips in the detail on the bottom and on the top. We get so many antiques donated to us that it's hard to know what's valuable and what isn't. I guess I'll need to take a class on antiques so I can figure some of this stuff out on my own. If anyone knows what style or period this piece is from I would greatly appreciate a response. We build houses for the poor and any money raised from the sale of these items builds another home! By the way, all the homeowners pay back their mortgage in full (interest free). We give a hand up, not a hand out!!
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From what I can see this mirror is a reproduction, but probably old enough to be considered
an antique in it's own right by the passage of time. Mirrors of this type are in what's called
the "Federal Revival" style. Federal Revival piecesare reproductions of the original American
Federal items originally produced from 1780-1820's.
The Federal Revival style became popular after the first Centennial of the American Revolution
in 1876. At that time interest and demand for original Colonial & Federal furnishings was so
great it outstripped supply. This caused large manufacturers to begin production of pieces in
the Colonial and Federal style from the Jacobean to late Georgian periods. Most like this one
date from the first quarter of the 20th century. All that being said, it should be physically
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"Amethyst" by Lalique is the first fruity/floral fragrancenet where I can actually smell the dominant fruits, berries, right away - apart citrusy fragrances of course. Plum, apricot etc. is lost on me. Here I get the berries and I like it. It's a refreshing scent, not overly sweet and a nice dry down. Could last a little longer though, needs reapplication. Still, it is unlike any of my other fragrances and worth the fragrancenet price.
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19 October 2012 10:46 AM
Hello there,
My first post...here goes
I am currently in the RAF employed as an Avionics technician and have decided that I want to study in higher education.
At the moment I hold an NVQ Level 3 in Aeronautical Engineering (Avionics) but would like to progress further using distance learning, hopefully to degree level.
After doing a fair bit of research I have come up with 2 options:
-Completing a HNC/D at Teeside University (Electrical/Electronic Engineering) then topping it up to a degree
-Completing an Open University Engineering degree
Could anyone shed light on what would be the best path?
19 October 2012 08:09 PM
I'll jump in here with a third option for you to consider... HNC/D at UCBC Blackburn College, then top up to degree.
I finished an HNC and HND at Blackburn about a year ago, and the programme there is chock-a-block with forces guys, from all the services. I've sat many modules with RAF lads and the crack is always good, with plenty of banter between them and the Army/Navy guys. They all have a good work ethic, and everyone pulls together to get through the study and assignments.
Blackburn have a blended/intensive HNC/D program which was initially set up with forces personnel in mind, and they still make up the bulk of the students. That might begin to change now that the funding for higher education has been overhauled, as most of the guys were using their Enhanced Learning Credits to pay for their courses, but since prices went up at all colleges it may not cover everything now (I'm not certain, I'm civilian).
The Blackburn programme revolves around week long intensive courses, where you do some preparatory reading/study on your own at distance, then roll up for a week long session at University Centre in Blackburn. You spend about 40 hours in class having your brains bashed in with solid lectures and practice problems and practical exercises, then sit an exam on the Friday.
The workload is very high for many of the modules as there's so much to get through, so there's plenty of stress, pressure and late nights, but everyone is in the same boat and everyone who works hard gets through. Many of the forces guys lodge in the same digs and work together to go over the days study and on assignments.
The advantage is that you can knock off a module in one week, instead of two (or three or four) months of working on your own at weekends and in the evenings. The disadvantage is you have to trek up to sunny Blackburn for a week at a time.
I've posted before in the forum about the Blackburn programme, so a quick search should bring up more info, or I'll be happy to answer any questions you might have. Just shout up.
I can also put you in touch with one of the course leaders there if you like, Geoff (ex-forces himself - Navy). Let me know if you want contact details, he's a good guy and would be happy to offer advice.
You used to be able to go all the way through to your B.Eng on the Blackburn program, but the HN guys are currently not able to sign up to the degree top up, as it's going through re-validation. I don't know if that option will open up again in future, but that wouldn't stop you topping up elsewhere of course.
Let me know if you want more info.
Oh, I forgot to mention, many of the forces lads manage to get a couple (or more) modules signed off straight away on the strength of tickets or courses or rank from their service. So you many not need to do all 8 modules to get your HNC. Geoff would be able to discuss if that's an option for you.
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13 November 2012 10:43 AM
I am in the same situation, i am only 40 credits short of finishing my HNC in Electronic/Electrical Engineering after being made redundant after 15 years in the Army.
So my choices are either to finish my HNC off, or to study towards a HND, in both choices i want to progress to doing a BEng or BSC.
What are the total credits needed for a HNC and HND and are any of the credits gained contribute towards your degree.
many thans
07 December 2012 05:08 PM
Gruff I am a REME tech and would be interested in the contact details for Geoff too, I am looking into the HNC course atm I have applied to Blackburn College already but the tutor contact they have given me is currently stalling on processing it any further.
A couple of other guy I know are having the same problem with them and if Geoff could get our applications moving then I would be very interested in speaking to him, and also to find out abit more about the structure of the course as I am out the Army soon and will be doing it from civvy street.
Thanks in advance
08 December 2012 01:13 AM
Hello Neil,
I didn't want to post Geoff's email address directly here in the forum, so have sent it (and a phone number) to you via PM. Hopefully he can assist with getting your application moving.
I know that they still can't progress HN students on to the B.Eng top up so that would account for the hold up if you were a degree candidate, but I don't know why there would be a delay in getting you started on your HNC. Which tutor is sitting on things?
The Blackburn approach is hard work but fast, and I genuinely think you'll enjoy it. The course there is full of forces lads (and those like you, just leaving/left). It seems to suit them very well, they all crack on and do well.
Let me know if you have any questions about the course or modules.
29 January 2013 02:34 PM
I am also in the RAF as an Aircraft Technician (Avionics) and I started a BEng (B65) in June 12 and so far it is going well and doesn't cost too much either. The most difficult part is keeping the motivation up when really I just want to go out climbing or cycling! It doesn't take up all my time though and tutorials are just one Saturday a month and are optional but recommended.
Your problem will be that joining the Open University now will mean doing the Q65 route which is much more expensive at £5000 per 120 credits, and also has no flexibility on what you study once you pick a pathway. If you can afford it then I highly recommend getting your degree that way.
30 January 2013 03:57 PM
I have done my BEng (Hons) with the Open Uni and although I don't want to dissuade anyone, I should point out that their choice of subjects is very limited.
For instance, I work in Electrical/Power Engineering and they have next to nothing in that field (apparently they scrapped their Instrumentation courses as well, for "economic" reasons). While it has widened my area of knowledge, having to study subjects in other areas of Engineering has not impressed my employers, who would otherwise have taken great interest in seeing me develop my skills and knowledge in our field. My chances of progression with them has not been helped as a result.
I will be doing my MSc/MEng elsewhere, because of this. LJMU is widely recommended and I am discussing enrolling with them. It is worth "shopping around", given that red-brick Universities are adapting to the needs of many of us, especially those of us who are working F/T and need to juggle study with career development.
01 February 2013 04:42 PM
-Completing a HNC/D at Teeside University (Electrical/Electronic Engineering) then topping it up to a degree
-Completing an Open University Engineering degree
Could anyone shed light on what would be the best path?
In the present economic climate, you're better off doing the HNC for the following reasons:
It is a shorter course than a degree.
It is considerably cheaper than a degree.
Promotion prospects are likely sooner, than with a degree: HNC is 2 yrs PT and Degree 4-6 yrs PT.
Once you've gained your HNC and higher paid job , you can consider further studies towards degree.
Hope that helps.
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Jesse and Melinda Stickney announce the marriage of their daughter, Chantel Stickney, to Blake J. Merrell, the son of Duane and Tammy Merrell.
The couple will be married May 28 in the Manti LDS Temple.
A reception to honor the newlyweds will be presented that evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the LDS Church located at 989 South 2550 East in Spanish Fork.


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Utah's economy slowed down during 2001, especially following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States.
The rate of employment growth across Utah dropped from 6.2 percent in 1994 to 0.9 percent in 2001, indicates the latest economic report submitted to the governor's office.
The report attributes Utah's economic and employment slowdown to the far-reaching impacts of the global recession.
The recession in the United States should be relatively short and growth will resume at a moderate rate during the second half of 2002, predicts the report to the governor's office.
In Utah's case, budget analysts expect the state to experience a short pause in job growth after the Winter Olympics. The brief economic pause should be followed by moderate expansion statewide as 2002 closes.
Utah's 2002 unemployment rate should register lower and job expansion should register higher than the national average, points out the economic outlook.
But the pace of economic activity witnessed across the state will remain considerably lower than the pace Utah experienced during the late 1990s.
Utah's population growth should slow in the upcoming months, indicates the report to the governor's office.
Reflecting the Olympics frenzy, net migration remained strong in 2001, with approximately 14,200 more people moving into the state than leaving.
In 2002, net migration is expected to fall to 3,000. However, with a record number of births anticipated to occur in the state, Utah's population will grow 1.7 percent in 2002.
The projected population expansion is significantly lower than Utah registered during the mid-1990s, but continues to register considerably higher than the national average.
Utah's current slowdown occurs against the backdrop of a weak international economy and a broadening U.S. slump, explains the outlook report.
Virtually all of the world's major industrial economies are in recession.
As the United States recovers in 2002, the worldwide economy should improve.
With the current slack in world demand, Utah's exports are in the neighborhood of $1 billion or 25 percent lower than the state could expect with robust growth overseas, points out the report compiled by budget analysts
For the United States, 2002 will be a year of moderate recovery and consumer spending is expected to increase by 1.3 percent.
The gross domestic product is projected to grow only 0.4 percent as investment falls 5.3 percent.
However, growth will become stronger in the second half of the year.
Positives for businesses and consumers include low interest rates and a stable inflation outlook.
While Utah and the mountain states experienced robust economic expansion in the 1990s, growth has slowed steadily within the last few years.
Utah has managed to rank in the top 10 states in income growth, but has slipped to slightly below average in recent reports.
The economic picture in Utah is directly paralleling the performance of the mountain region, which has dramatically slowed in 2001.
The broad-based and rapid expansion reflected Utah's deepening integration with the national economy, points out the outlook report to the governor's office.
The global contraction has dampened commerce between Utah businesses and suppliers as well as customers in outside states and foreign countries.
With instate construction continuing to decline, a booming economy-wide recovery in 2002 is unlikely.
Although the economy has slowed, Utah continues to outperform the nation and the current situation represents a temporary pause, indicates the outlook report to the governor.
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Being active-duty Navy, I am far from a hipppie. My hair is short, like 3/8ths of an inch. (Correction: 7/16th. On the long side.) I don't use the word groovy. I believe in personal responsibility. I shower daily and don't wear tie-dye or smoke anything exotic.
I saw a movie once when I was deployed and it stands as the entertainment highlight (albeit with few other choices) of that deployment. And the movie could have been a hippie's dream.
The flick was "Into the Wild" about some kooky kid who gives up society to go live in the wilderness. He dies in the throes of an Alaskan winter, unprepared. Alone. Christopher McCandless (an ironic name, considering his fate) was the misguided soul and I liked the movie for its poetic nature shots. I was in the Middle East and seeing trees, anything green, was a relief.
One scene had Christopher out near the Salton Sea, in an area known as Slab City. Interestingly enough, the location is garnering quite a bit of press due to the suffering real estate market. The slabs are leftover from a Navy base and a Marine Corps training area:
Slab City or The Slabs is a camp in the Colorado Desert in southeastern California, used by recreational vehicle owners and squatters from across North America.
It takes its name from the concrete slabs and pylons that remain from the abandoned World War II Marine barracks Camp Dunlap there. A group of servicemen remained after the base closed, and the place has been inhabited ever since, although the number of residents has declined since the mid 1980s.
One last note on hippies, I respect folks who want to return to the land. Who lead productive lives. Who work. There were probably well-meaning hippies in the nascent part of hippiedom. But the whole phenomenon is tarred with the non-showering, druggy, lazy brush by the clinger-ons.
That said, I am tolerant, to a point, and have never started any beefs with anyone over lifestyle choices. Just don't ask me my opinion or get in my face. You live over there, I'll live over here.
Around the corner from Slab City, if there are corners in the desert, is a SEAL training facility for SEAL Team One. Camp Billy Machen:
Radarman Second Class Billy W. Machen, a 28 year old sailor from Dallas, Texas, was acting as point man. Coming to a clearing in the jungle growth, RD2 Machen halted the unit and moved ahead into the opening to reconnoiter.
As he paused and searched the surrounding area, he suddenly spotted several Viet Cong (VC) guerillas. Rather than retreating and seeking cover, Machen initiated fire and attacked the enemy unit, forcing them to trigger their ambush prematurely.
The resulting hail of fire from both banks of the river alerted his fellow SEALs to the danger and allowed them to take cover, return fire, and engage to suppress the VC attack. Machen, however, was killed in the initial fusillade.
Some folks have set up websites praising Christopher McCandless. As if his lack of action is commendable. They call his journey heroic. Me, I got other heroes. Like Petty Officer Billy W. Machen. A life of service to country versus a life of avoidance and refusal to accept personal responsibility. I don't doubt that Chris was a nice guy, but Billy is the one to be respected, admired, praised. . .


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15 U.S. Code § 2647 - Enforcement
(a) Penalties
Any local educational agency—
(1) which fails to conduct an inspection pursuant to regulations under section 2643 (b) of this title or under section 2644 (b) of this title,
(2) which knowingly submits false information to the Governor regarding any inspection pursuant to regulations under section 2643 (i) of this title or knowingly includes false information in any inspection statement under section 2644 (d)(3) of this title,
(3) which fails to develop a management plan pursuant to regulations under section 2643 (i) of this title or under section 2644 (d) of this title,
(4) which carries out any activity prohibited by section 2655 of this title, or
(5) which knowingly submits false information to the Governor regarding a deferral request under section 2645 (d) of this title. [1]
is liable for a civil penalty of not more than $5,000 for each day during which the violation continues. Any civil penalty under this subsection shall be assessed and collected in the same manner, and subject to the same provisions, as in the case of civil penalties assessed and collected under section 2615 of this title. For purposes of this subsection, a "violation" means a failure to comply with respect to a single school building. The court shall order that any civil penalty collected under this subsection be used by the local educational agency for purposes of complying with this subchapter. Any portion of a civil penalty remaining unspent after compliance by a local educational agency is completed shall be deposited into the Asbestos Trust Fund established by section 4022 of title 20.
(b) Relationship to subchapter I of this chapter
A local educational agency is not liable for any civil penalty under subchapter I of this chapter for failing or refusing to comply with any rule promulgated or order issued under this subchapter.
(c) Enforcement considerations
(1) In determining the amount of a civil penalty to be assessed under subsection (a) of this section against a local educational agency, the Administrator shall consider—
(B) the culpability of the violator, including any history of previous violations under this chapter;
(d) Citizen complaints
Any person may file a complaint with the Administrator or with the Governor of the State in which the school building is located with respect to asbestos-containing material in a school building. If the Administrator or Governor receives a complaint under this subsection containing allegations which provide a reasonable basis to believe that a violation of this chapter has occurred, the Administrator or Governor shall investigate and respond (including taking enforcement action where appropriate) to the complaint within a reasonable period of time.
(e) Citizen petitions
(1) Any person may petition the Administrator to initiate a proceeding for the issuance, amendment, or repeal of a regulation or order under this subchapter.
(2) Such petition shall be filed in the principal office of the Administrator and shall set forth the facts which it is claimed establish that it is necessary to issue, amend, or repeal a regulation or order under this subchapter.
(3) The Administrator may hold a public hearing or may conduct such investigation or proceeding as the Administrator deems appropriate in order to determine whether or not such petition should be granted.
(4) Within 90 days after filing of a petition described in paragraph (1), the Administrator shall either grant or deny the petition. If the Administrator grants such petition, the Administrator shall promptly commence an appropriate proceeding in accordance with this subchapter. If the Administrator denies such petition, the Administrator shall publish in the Federal Register the Administrator's reasons for such denial. The granting or denial of a petition under this subsection shall not affect any deadline or other requirement of this subchapter.
(f) Citizen civil actions with respect to EPA regulations
(1) Any person may commence a civil action without prior notice against the Administrator to compel the Administrator to meet the deadlines in section 2643 of this title for issuing advanced notices of proposed rulemaking, proposing regulations, and promulgating regulations. Any such action shall be brought in the district court of the United States for the District of Columbia.
(2) In any action brought under paragraph (1) in which the court finds the Administrator to be in violation of any deadline in section 2643 of this title, the court shall set forth a schedule for promulgating the regulations required by section 2643 of this title and shall order the Administrator to comply with such schedule. The court may extend any deadline (which has not already occurred) in section 2644 (b), (c), or (d) of this title for a period of not more than 6 months, if the court-ordered schedule will result in final promulgation of the pertinent regulations within the extended period. Such deadline extensions may not be granted by the court beginning 720 days after October 22, 1986.
(3) Section 2619 of this title shall apply to civil actions described in this subsection, except to the extent inconsistent with this subsection.
(g) Failure to attain accreditation; penalty
Any contractor who—
(2) designs or conducts response actions with respect to friable asbestos-containing material in a school, public or commercial building; or
(3) employs individuals to conduct response actions with respect to friable asbestos-containing material in a school, public or commercial building;
and who fails to obtain the accreditation under section 2646 of this title, or in the case of employees to require or provide for the accreditation required, is liable for a civil penalty of not more than $5,000 for each day during which the violation continues, unless such contractor is a direct employee of the Federal Government.
[1] So in original. The period probably should be a comma.
Source(Pub. L. 94–469, title II, § 207, as added Pub. L. 99–519, § 2,Oct. 22, 1986, 100 Stat. 2983; amended Pub. L. 100–368, § 5,July 18, 1988, 102 Stat. 833; Pub. L. 101–637, § 15(a)(4),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4596.)
1990—Subsec. (g). Pub. L. 101–637added subsec. (g).
1988—Subsec. (a)(4), (5). Pub. L. 100–368added pars. (4) and (5).
Effective Date of 1990 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 101–637effective upon expiration of 12-month period following Nov. 28, 1990, with provisions for extension, see section 15(c) ofPub. L. 101–637, set out as a note under section 2646 of this title.
EPA Administrator Not Exercising "Statutory Authority" Under OSHA Law in Exercising Authority Under This Chapter
In exercising any authority under this chapter in connection with amendment made by Pub. L. 101–637, Administrator of Environmental Protection Agency not, for purposes of section 653 (b)(1) of Title 29, Labor, to be considered to be exercising statutory authority to prescribe or enforce standards or regulations affecting occupational safety and health, see section 15(b) ofPub. L. 101–637, set out as a note under section 2646 of this title.
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Casablanca 59510 Snow White Panama 54" 5 Blade Energy Star DC Ceiling Fan - Blades and Remote Control Included
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Technical Specs
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|Blades Included
|Blades Sold Separately
|Bulb Included
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|Canopy Height
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|Light Kit Compatible
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|Low Ceiling Adaptable
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Casablanca Panama DC Energy Star DC Motor Indoor Ceiling Fan
A new spin on the original five-bladed fan, the Casablanca Panama DC features a larger, 54-inch span and our extremely powerful DC motor. That means it can accommodate a larger room with higher efficiency - and it's ENERGY STAR qualified. A new, true classic.
- DC Motor / Lifetime Motor Warranty
- 54" Blade Span / 15 degree pitch
- Energy Star Rated
- Includes - Includes 3" Standard Downrod
- Includes - Set of 5 exclusive blades
- Includes - DC 6-speed remote control with full-range light dimming and reversing (DC 6)
- Low Ceiling Adapter (LCA) is compatible
For Ceilings with a 32 to 56 degree slope, (SCA-P) Sloped Ceiling Adapter available as an accessory.
Motor / Blade Finishes:
- Snow White - Matte Snow White blades
- Brushed Nickel - Walnut / Burnt Walnut reversible blades
- Brushed Cocoa - Walnut / Burnt Walnut reversible blades
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This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
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6 Questions from the Community
The Casablanca Panama DC is the actual motor. This is a hgiher motor. There is no DC Voltage. This would wire in like a normal fan.
Does this unit connect directly to DC voltage and if so what voltage is needed? Is this a brushless DC motor?
A. The Casablanca Panama DC is the actual motor. This is a hgiher motor. There is no DC Voltage. This would wire in like a normal fan.
The Casablanca Panama DC unfortunately would not work with the inteli-touch III.
will the inteli-touch III w-85 work with this fan?
A. The Casablanca Panama DC unfortunately would not work with the inteli-touch III.
Yes, any Casablanca light kit will be compatible.
Can I purchase a kit to add a light to this fan?
A. Yes, any Casablanca light kit will be compatible.
Yes, the Casablanca Panama DC includes a remote control.
Does this include a remote control?
Yes, the Casablanca Panama DC includes a remote control.
The Casablanca Panama DC will have an overall span of 50" with the 21" blades.
I also am interested in the 50" Panama. The maximum blade size is 21". Does that size create a 50" span?
The Casablanca Panama DC will have an overall span of 50" with the 21" blades.
The Casablanca Panama DC can use smaller fan blades than the provided 54" blade span.
Can the Panama DC fan be customized with smaller blades?
The Casablanca Panama DC can use smaller fan blades than the provided 54" blade span.
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With a newly simplified and enhanced Warranty Policy and an improved and expanded Service Center network,Casablanca Fan Company now offers the most comprehensive warranty and service programs in the fan business! Refer to the 2007 Product Warranty Chart on page 2 to see which of the following warranty provisions apply to specific fan models. Please note that high ceiling installations no longer are excluded from warranty. Casablanca's goal is guaranteed satisfaction in our long-term relationships with both consumers and dealers!
120-Day In-Home Warranty Where available, Casablanca provides FREE In-Home Service for a period of 120 days from the date of purchase or installation of all Casablanca brand fans, including Performance and Cosmopolitan Collection models! Rather than returning the product to the dealer, consumers who need assistance with the installation or operation of their fans are encouraged to call Casablanca's toll-free Consumer Affairs hotline at 1-888-227-2178. Within the first 120 days: Casablanca will send a field representative to repair or replace the part(s) deemed to be defective from the factory. Most Service Center contracts cover up to a 30-mile radius from their place of business. (Casablanca will not cover repairs caused by improper installation.) After 120 days, the consumer will be charged for the service call and labor. Casablanca will pay for all defective parts through the duration of the parts warranty. NOTE: The consumer must provide a copy of the Proof of Purchase at the time of service. Service Centers are required to submit a Proof of Purchase with each warranty claim. If no In-Home Service is available: The consumer may send an in-warranty fan to Casablanca Factory Service in Pomona, Calif., for repair, now with freight prepaid. The fan must be packaged properly and include a copy of the Proof of Purchase. The fan will be repaired and returned to the consumer at no charge, freight prepaid. 30-Day Over-the Counter Exchange Consumers can return a defective product to the dealer who sold the product within 30 days of the purchase or installation. Under Casablanca's updated, less complicated policy, the dealer will be issued credit provided that the following conditions are met:
• Consumer must present serial number, Proof of Purchase, or proof of installation documenting that the product was purchased or installed within 30 days.• Product returned to Casablanca must be accompanied by an RGA form authorized by the Casablanca sales representative.
• Product must be returned complete. If parts are missing, credit will be issued less the amount of the missing parts.
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• Product must be returned freight-prepaid, and a freight bill must be submitted.
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Kevin Cunningham is the chef at The Inn at Brunswick Station.
The Tavern at the Inn at Brunswick Station will celebrate the life and heritage of famed Scottish poet Robert Burns with a special dinner on January 25, 2013. The Robert Burns Supper begins with a reception at 6:00 p.m. in the Tavern, featuring traditional Scotch eggs: a deep-fried hardboiled egg that is first stuffed in sausage and rolled in breading.
The supper will feature a Scottish feast of Cock-a-leekie soup (chicken soup), Bubbly-Jock an' trimmins (turkey and trimmings), Tipsy Laird (trifle) and more, before concluding with Cheese an' Bisquits. Guests will enjoy the requisite introductions, toasts, and recitations, including the Ode to the Haggis complete with bagpipes and the ceremonial sword slicing, accompanied by a complimentary Scotch toast. The Tavern is known for its single malts menu and will feature stout specials in honor of the occasion.
The dinner is $35 per person, excluding beverages (with the exception of the Scotch toast to the haggis), tax and gratuity. For reservations, please call 207.837.6565.
For more information on Chef Cunningham and The Tavern click here: CHEF KEVIN CUNNINGHAM
A printable version of Chef Kevin Cunningham's recipe for Scotch Eggs can be found in the 207 Kitchen section of our webpage.
Scotch Eggs
Executive Chef Kevin Cunningham
1 Soft Boiled Egg
4oz. Breakfast Sausage (ground, raw). (You can mix it up here and get some of the fancy Apple Cinnamon, Or Blueberry sausage that is readily available today)
2oz. Flour
4oz. breadcrumbs
egg wash
1. Soft boil 1 or more eggs the day before and chill them. I like a 4 minute egg. Be sure to run it under cold water after it's finished cooking. Peel the egg under running water, handle gently so you don't break it.
2. Lay out your patty of sausage in the palm of your hand to create a thin, even layer
3. Wrap the egg in the sausage making sure to coat all the way around
4. Roll the coated egg in flour
5. Dip the now floured egg in egg wash
6. Coat with your breadcrumbs
7. Fry in 350 degree oil for 8 minutes
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Really will be sorry that the bi-polar John has to go...he was a great character. Not too sorry to see the end of Steve/Becky/Maxay as it's been done to death but oh well. Where' Gail? Did she get lost in Nick's loo?? Also..loved Eileen's blouse and her hair really suits her..hope we'll see more of her soon.
- 1 June 2011 at 22:18
- Tvor said...
Hah... you beat me to it. I had the screen capture ready to go as well!
- 2 June 2011 at 00:05
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For the first time in my life I deliberately took no notice of Corrie when it was on last night. I can't remember it ever being as bad...
- 2 June 2011 at 08:03
I thought it was a spooky twist with John up in the attic reading a book of course! I thought yesterday's episode better than the rest this week with the tubby social worker recognising Beckey as "Kylie". I had quite forgotton about how the pair of them thought they had pulled the wool over the social services eyes and it came back to bite them! I do find Becky's obsession with Maxhay - "my son" - HE ISNT - a bit creepy.
- 2 June 2011 at 08:07
The only thing I would really like to know is:
How did John get into the attic, it's quite creepy how that happend!
- 2 June 2011 at 12:49
- Adam Rekitt said...
When the episode began with Becky saying she could face the future with confidence, it was obvious that by the end Max would be in care. For once, Becky was restrained and clearly we were meant to be moved as she exchanged "I love yous" with Max. Yet it just wasn't sad, because the whole story is a house of cards.
Why on earth would Social Services take Max into care when he's in no danger at all, let alone imminent danger? It's difficult enough to find temporary foster care for emergencies, never mind frivolous reasons like a need to increase the drama in Britain's Got Talent Semi Finals Week.
What about David and Kylie acting like two bored teenagers hanging around a street corner, as Max is taken away? No show of concern? No interest in what is going on? It's not really surprising from Kylie, since she's shown far more interest in Audrey's Salon than in Max, but suddenly David has nothing to say, after shooting his mouth off for months.
Anyway, character is subservient to plot. David and Kylie might not be the brightest sparks in the bonfire, but until now, they weren't educationally sub-normal. Yes, David. The only way for Kylie to get Max back is to admit to Social Services that she sold him to her sister for £25,000, swanned off to Cyprus with someone she hardly knew, blew all the money and showed absolutely no interest in Max until she returned to the Street. Even then, it was like she was inquiring about some distant relative, she barely knew. Judges must be queuing up to hand her custody.
This is utter rubbish, but what's worse it is damaging rubbish. Social Workers have a difficult enough job to do, without being portrayed as hard nosed, busybody Jobsworths. I am only surprised they did not act like the Childcatcher in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, luring Max from the only stable home he has known with promises of lollipops. There is something sickening about TV Producers and Writers, who are probably paid three or four times as much as the average Social Worker, conveying to the nation that Social Workers are interfering bureaucrats who can't wait to snatch children from their homes on a whim.
The plot has more holes than a string vest. It is clear that ITV bosses care for nothing except squeezing the maximum revenue from Coronation Street and its reputation for good writing and research is going to the wall. ITV is treating millions of viewers as brain dead morons who cannot see through this drivel. Big mistake.
- 2 June 2011 at 14:40
- Chewy said...
Totally agree about all the gaping plot holes, which is why I'm glad this storyline is finishing
- 2 June 2011 at 15:49
Excellent post Adam R, but Chewy IS it finishing or is Max going to live across the road with Granny Gail who doesnt really want him? How rude was David yesterday telling her to clear off when the social worker was coming, its HER house, I wish the grusome twosome would clear off and stand on their own two feet for once.
- 2 June 2011 at 16:00
Yes Adam, excellent post.
- 2 June 2011 at 16:44
As much as I've written about how I loath and detest Becky, I have to admit that in Wednesday's episode, she was excellent. Shame then that she reverted to her usual, completely over the top and utterly unbelievable self the following night? Sometimes less is more.
- 3 June 2011 at 08:55
Isnt Max residing with the MacDonalds subject to a Court Order? The Social wouldnt just be able to take him back without resorting to the Court and considering he is not in imminent danger, quite the opposite, they would not have removed him. This is not showign social workers in a good light.
- 3 June 2011 at 11:18
How in god's name did John manage to find his way in to the loft?According to Maria, John left the house through the back door,so either Maria is helping John or the writers forget what they have previously written.
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