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The winners were chosen by the board of the George Foster Peabody Awards at the University of Georgia as the "best in electronic media for 2013." They were announced Wednesday by Peabody Award-winning journalists Ira Glass and Charlayne Hunter-Gault on "CBS This Morning."
The PBS show "Frontline" won for "League of Denial: The NFL's Concussion Crisis" and ESPN's "Outside the Lines" won for its piece, "NFL at a Crossroads: Investigating a Health Crisis."
Broadcast news outlets receiving Peabody Awards included WBZ-TV and WBZ Newsradio in Boston for their extended coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings and the hunt for suspects. Also winning awards were KING-TV in Seattle, WTVF-TV in Nashville, and New Orleans outlets WVUE-TV, The Times-Picayune and NOLA.com.
Online award winners included the YouTube video "A Needed Response," which was created by two University of Oregon students to promote respect for women.
Internationally, winners included "Burka Avenger," an animated Pakistani series aimed at empowering girls.
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Welcome to the Delaware Secretary of State's Voluntary Disclosure Agreement website. In 2012, Governor Jack Markell and the legislature created a new, more business friendly voluntary disclosure program with the Delaware Secretary of State's Office to allow companies to "catch up" on their past due unclaimed property obligations, avoid an audit, and significantly reduce their liability, all at the same time.
Delaware business entities were eligible to enroll in the Secretary of State's VDA Program through the enrollment deadline of September 30, 2014. We are pleased to report that more than 700 companies elected to enroll in the program.
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Energy efficiency improvements to more than 100,000 buildings across the US have helped to save more than $730 million in utility costs, according to the US Department of Energy.
The department's Better Buildings Neighborhood Program worked with 41 state and local government agencies and other partners across the country to upgrade the energy efficiency of homes and other buildings and launch sustainable community-based programs.
"In the United States, residential and commercial buildings account for about 40 percent of all energy use," said Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz. "Upgrading the energy efficiency of our homes and other buildings will save families and businesses money on utility bills and reduce pollution in our communities, moving the nation closer to our clean energy future."
The efficiency program, in action over the past four years, was launched with $508 million in initial federal funding, and continued with another $1 billion in other public- and private-sector funding. It resulted in more than $740 million paid to local workers who performed energy assessments and upgrades.
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Lululemon's Chip Wilson, recipient of the 2013 International Distinguished Entrepreneur Award (IDEA), will hold court with Asper School of Business students on Tuesday, June 4th.
The University of Manitoba and the Associates, a group of more than 260 prominent business leaders who support the Asper School of Business, invite the University of Manitoba community to attend the presentation by Mr. Wilson, Founder and Chairman of Lululemon Athletica Inc.
Mr. Wilson founded Lululemon Athletica Inc and has been its Chairman of the Board since 1998. Forbes has ranked Mr. Wilson as Canada's ninth wealthiest person, with a net worth of 2.9-billion. Lululemon boasts a cult following and revenue of $700 million from 137 stores. The majority of the stores are in North America, but Lululemon has store presence in Australia and New Zealand. There are also showrooms in Hong Kong and Great Britain.
Mr. Wilson will receive the IDEA award at a formal dinner at the Winnipeg Convention Centre on June 4, 2013.
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Today's Inside Scoop profile subject, talent agent Mark Scroggs, started in the William Morris mailroom and made his way up in the agency world. He admits he did not start out wanting to be an agent, but at some point he did not not want to be an agent. But that was 20-something years ago. […]Read More →


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State Library
State House, 2nd floor
Providence, RI 02903
Phone: (401) 222-2473
Fax: (401) 222-3034
Open to the public
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Symbol of American Folk Art
Adopted on May 28, 1985.
The Charles I.D. Looff Carousel (also known as the Crescent Park Carousel) is the state symbol of American folk art.
The Crescent Park Carousel in East Providence is all that remains of a large Victorian-era amusement park, which gave way to suburban development in the 1970s. Today, the carousel is a park by itself, as it still attracts visitors throughout a good part of the year. One of the few handmade carousels still in use, it was designed and built in 1895 by Charles I.D. Looff, a native of Denmark, who was one of the earliest and most important manufacturers of carousels. Still functioning on its original site more than 100 years later, the Looff Carousel is one of the surviving examples of a once common American folk art. It was rescued in the 1970's by a handful of East Providence residents. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Sites and Places on April 21, 1976. In 1985 the Rhode Island General Assembly proclaimed the carousel as the "State Jewel of American Folk Art". In 1987, the Department of the Interior's National Park Service designated the carousel as a National Historic Landmark. A $1 million restoration effort was completed in 1995. The carousel features 56 hand carved wood jumping horses, 6 stationary horses, 4 chariots, a camel, a Wurlitzer military band organ, decorative panels, beveled mirrors, faceted glass jewels, electric lights, and colored sandwich glass windows. Picture and description courtesy of: Looff Carousel at Crescent Park.
Arms of the State
First adopted in 1882
The arms of the state are a golden anchor on a blue field, and the motto thereof is the word "Hope".
Picture courtesy of the RI Economic Development Corporation.
State Bird
Adopted on May 3, 1954
The breed of fowl, commonly known as the "Rhode Island red," is designated, and shall be known as the official state bird.
Picture courtesy of the RI Economic Development Corporation.
State Drink
Adopted on July 29, 1993
Coffee Milk is the official State Drink. It is similar to chocolate milk but is made with coffee syrup. A coffee "cabinet" is coffee milk with ice cream (a coffee flavored milk shake). The main ingredient of this shake is "coffee milk," first introduced to Rhode Islanders in the early 1920's. Coffee milk became so popular in Rhode Island that in 1993 the Rhode Island state legislature voted coffee milk as the official state drink. It's called a "cabinet" because its originator kept his blender in a "kitchen cabinet." Autocrat Coffee Syrup is the preferred syrup in Rhode Island. Autocrat of Rhode Island is a leading provider of premium coffee syrup and coffee extract since 1895.
Adopted on July 13, 2000
The State Fish is the Striped Bass (morone saxatilis).
Picture courtesy of the RI Economic Development Corporation.
State Flag
First adopted in 1877
The flag of the state shall be white, five feet and six inches fly and four feet and ten inches deep on the pike, bearing on each side in the center a gold anchor, twenty-two inches high, and underneath it a blue ribbon twenty-four inches long and five inches wide, or in these proportions, with the motto "Hope" in golden letters thereon, the whole surrounded by thirteen golden stars in a circle. The flag shall be edged with yellow fringe. The pike shall be surmounted by a spearhead and the length of the pike shall be nine feet, not including the spearhead.
Pledge of Allegiance To The Rhode Island State Flag
I pledge allegiance to our State Flag, and to the Republic of which Rhode Island forms a part; one Union inseparable, with honor and reverence for both State and Nation.Source: Second Annual Program for Patriotic Exercises In Schools, May Fourth, 1910. The Commissioner of Public Schools, Rhode Island Department of Education, 1910.
Adopted on March 11, 1968
The flower commonly known as the "violet" (viola sororia) is hereby designated as the state flower.
Adopted on June 20, 1991
The State Fruit is the Rhode Island Greening Apple. Developed in Rhode Island around 1796, greening apples retain their sharp taste in cooking. Their flesh is crisp and colored yellow-green.
Adopted on May 26, 1966
The state mineral, Bowenite, is a close relative of jade and can be considered a semi-precious gemstone. It is found in northern Rhode Island and was first discovered in the early 1800's by geologist George Bowen. Picture courtesy of the RI Economic Development Corporation.
Rhode Island's Official License Plate
Nickname is "Ocean State". Adopted on July 8, 1971.
State Rock
Adopted on May 26, 1966.
The State Rock is Cumberlandite. It is a heavy black or dark brown rock with white markings. It is found South of the Town of Cumberland on both sides of Narragansett Bay. It will attract a magnet, and is estimated to be between 1 and 1.5 billion years old.
State Seal
First adopted in 1664.
There shall continue to be one seal for the public use of the state; the form of an anchor shall be engraven thereon; the motto thereof shall be the word "Hope"; and in a circle around the outside shall be engraven the words, "Seal of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, 1636".
State Shell
Adopted on June 30, 1987.
The shellfish, commonly known as the "quahog" (mercenaria mercenaria), is hereby designated as the state shell for the state.
Picture courtesy of the RI Economic Development Corporation.
Tall Ship and Flagship
USS Providence (Replica)
Adopted on July 27, 1993.
History comes alive aboard the Continental Sloop Providence! This 110' fully rigged sailing vessel is the faithful replica of John Paul Jones' first command. During her distinguished Naval career, the 12-gun Providence sank or captured 40 British enemy ships! She was a square-topsail-gaff-rigged sloop, the first ship commissioned into the Continental Navy and the first command of John Paul Jones. The new Providence is a replica built for the 1976 bicentennial. She has logged over 100,000 miles and is berthed in Providence, Rhode Island. The Providence is the official flagship and tall ship ambassador of the State of Rhode Island and has won the "Best Dressed Vessel" award from the Sailing Ambassador. History of the USS Providence from the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships, Department of the Navy - Naval Historical Center. Providence Maritime Heritage Foundation P.O. Box 1261, Providence, RI 02901 Tel: (401) 274-7447 e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
State Tartan
Adopted on July 20, 2000.
This tartan was created as a State tartan by the St Andrews Society of Rhode Island Inc. The Society was founded in 1923.
Claire Donaldson of House of Edgar (Woollens) Ltd. / Scottish Tartans World Register: Rhode Island, The State of Rhode Island.
State Tree
Adopted on March 6, 1964.
The tree commonly known as the "red maple" (acer rubrum) is hereby designated as the state tree. Picture courtesy of the RI Economic Development Corporation
Courageous, US-12/26
Adopted on July 13, 2000.
The Courageous is the latest America's Cup contender to come from the design board of Olin Stephens. The Museum of Yachting and The Courageous Foundation announced on July 29, 2002 that they completed the historic restoration of two-time America's Cup winner and Rhode Island State Yacht, Courageous, US-12/26. The yacht, which won the America's Cup in 1974 with Ted Hood at the helm, and 1977, with Ted Turner at the helm, was re-christened and launched as the official Rhode Island State Yacht on Saturday, July 27 at the Hinckley Yacht Yard in Portsmouth, RI. Courageous, one of the world's most distinguished yachts, raced in more America's Cup campaigns than any other yacht in history. Following the donation of the yacht to the Museum in 1997, Courageous was designated as Rhode Island's State Yacht.*You can find more information about our state on the Rhode Island Tourism website at: Visit Rhode Island


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The movie's biggest unintentional laugh, other that the brief elf-dwarf-elf love triangle, comes after Legolas has snuck up on Tauriel (Evangeline Lilly), a warrior she-elf who has as much to do with Tolkien as Tim Burton's patriarch-overthrowing Alice does with Lewis Carroll: "If I had been an orc, you'd be dead by now," he says. That's not true: Had he been an orc, she'd still have fired an arrow straight through his CGI face and into the forehead of the orc behind him.
It's up to you whether it's forgivable that Jackson's Middle Earthers are forever sneaking up on their own companions for dramatic effect, or that they speak with pauses so pregnant you can't believe no water has broken. Asked if the calamitous rumbling in the mountain beneath the dwarf posse might be an earthquake, Santa-bearded Balin replies as though he's the host of a Lonely Mountain reality show just about to throw to commercial: "That, my lad"—breath, breath, switch to camera two—"is a dragon."
A complaint you'll likely hear about The Desolation of Smaug is that it's all "middle." That is, as the bridging film in a trilogy, it must suffer from shapelessness and a lack of resolution. If this were a true adaptation of a well-structured novel, that argument might make some sense. But this isn't. This is pure serial, just complications and cliff-hangers, nothing but what kids might think of as the good parts. In its form, it resembles nothing more than a string of Dungeons & Dragons game nights: dangers gaped at and triumphed over, usually via slaughter, with another danger waiting at the next session and the heroes growing into even better versions of themselves; think Horatio Alger as filtered through Gary Gygax. And remember that, with such material, a lack of resolution is actually the ideal. Once the heroes have nothing left to kill, how do we know they're heroes? And we should dream instead of this life?
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Friday, March 22, 2013
SALT LAKE CITY — Down a hallway here at EnergySolutions Arena, somebody in the Gonzaga entourage mouthed the operative four words of Zag Nation on this harrowing afternoon:
"We ain't the one."
No, they ain't the one. Through 114 games and 29 seasons of the NCAA men's basketball tournament featuring No. 1 seeds against 16s, the scoreboard is now 114-0, in favor of the big boys.
But only barely, as the top-seeded Zags were taken to the wire by an upstart Southern University team, Gonzaga finally surviving, 64-58, because its guards came through down the stretch.
Kelly Olynyk had 21 points with a determined second half and Kevin Pangos added 16. But, afterward, Pangos didn't want to entertain any notion of what the national ridicule would have been like had the Zags not moved on to face Wichita State here Saturday.
"I don't think about that," he said firmly. "It doesn't matter to me. We care about what happens in this locker room."
Several feet away sat Elias Harris, who was hounded into a 2-for-10 shooting game by a Southern man-to-man defense that tried to deny everything inside.
"I don't care how we got it," he said of the victory. "Nobody's gonna ask us in a couple of years how we got it."
They got it because Pangos and running mate Gary Bell Jr. were clutch in the final moments.
"Can you believe those two are only sophomores?" said Gonzaga coach Mark Few on the interview podium.
It was a game in which Gonzaga three times seemed on the brink of separating from the Jaguars, but never could make it stick. The first of those was at 7-0, just a few minutes in. But Southern, with a perimeter-oriented attack, scored eight straight. As Bell would put it later, that told Gonzaga: "It's a game now. We've got to actually play."
Gonzaga led only 34-31 at half, and after establishing Olynyk in the second half, seemed to have gained a handle on it midway through, leading 52-41. But the Zags endured four empty possessions and Southern kept coming.
Guard Derick Beltran (6-4) was especially troublesome. On one possession, Beltran jab-stepped deep on the right wing, did it again and with Bell in his face, splashed a splay-legged three-pointer. Minutes later, Bell was called for a foul on a deep two, as the legs of the two players made contact.
"I felt he was kicking his foot out every time he shot," Bell said.
With 4:08 left, forward Brandon Moore downed two free throws to tie it at 54, completing a 13-2 run, and the building was suddenly favoring the underdog.
"To be honest with you, it was a surprise to me, here in Salt Lake," said Few, referring to a shorter trip for Gonzaga, and that it's where GU great John Stockton played pro ball. "(But) if I wasn't coaching on the other sideline, they would be a tough team not to root for, you know?"
When it counted, the game belonged to the Gonzaga guards. With 3:21 left and the game tied at 56, Bell circled back on top and buried a three to give the Zags the lead for good.
Then came the Bell foul on Beltran, one of several whistles that puzzled the Gonzaga bench, and two free throws.
So with 1:54 left and the shot clock dying, Pangos found himself open in front of the GU bench, rocked back and drained a three from the corner for a 62-58 lead.
"I was actually trying to get the call on a drive, didn't get the call, stepped back and realized I was open," said Pangos.
The Zags toughed out two more Southern possessions, one a three that rimmed out, and Pangos' two free throws with 15 seconds left ended the scoring.
Pangos admitted to feeling the walls were closing in as Southern was threatening and the crowd was engaged.
"Not gonna lie, it crossed my mind," he said. "For myself, I had to quickly erase it. Once you start thinking that way, when things don't go in your favor, that's when you're in trouble. I quickly got that out of my head and just focused on what we had to do to win."
It worked, in a game where not everything else did for Gonzaga.
There was a palpable feeling of a near-death experience in the Gonzaga locker room. It's not the recommended way to operate — being more relieved you didn't lose than happy you won — but that's the inevitability of the polar 1/16 world.
Gonzaga's 32nd win in a record-setting season came on a day the Zags almost set another one.


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Is it just me, or did combing your hair become optional when going out in public? I've been watching news clips of these town hall free-for-alls and we have definitely become a nation of tired, poor, and huddled masses clearly tempest-tossed, but without access to a good beauty salon. Universal Hygiene – now that is something I could get behind.
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In the land of the brave, Americans seem unable to talk in an honest and rational way about the inevitable decline of old age.
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Recent news reports claim the lack of heat and water at the Delaney Homes makes them obsolete. Who looted the plumbing? Did HUD agree to this destruction? Will there be a scandal as in the Perth Amboy Parking Authority?
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In the concrete landscapes of New Jersey's cities and suburbs, urban farmers markets are oases of fresh produce, good nutrition and community. They're a reminder that the state we're in wasn't dubbed "The Garden State" for nothing. And their numbers are growing!
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Even given New Jersey's own shameful political culture, the arrest of 44 individuals on corruption charges recently is not only saddening, but it's a national embarrassment that should make everyone in New Jersey angry.
The DTV Transition Puts Corporate Profits Ahead Of The Public Interest
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The much-delayed switchover to digital TV is now behind us. On June 12, all full power TV stations in the country ceased their analog broadcasts and made the final switch to a digital only format.
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Joseph Cryan's right: New Jersey voters deserve the truth ("Christie's 'shared values' is a very big deal," July 26).
Law As Learned In Youth
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Following high school, I attended Drake Business School in 1947. One of the courses I took was Business Law. There were basic tenets in law, which set the standard for our studies. One of the primary ones was "Fraud in the inducement. An intentional perversion of truth to induce another to part with some valuable thing belonging to him or to surrender a legal right".
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The news media tells about bribes and attempted bribes, but not that entrapment used to be a defense against these intrigues by government agents. When did that change?


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Stream: Beyonce samples Major Lazer on new single!
The team of Diplo and Switch, better known as Major Lazer, have produced Beyonce's new single, "Run The World (Girls)", sourcing a sample from their own 2010 dancehall hit, "Pon De Floor".
Co-written by The-Dream, the track will appear on Beyonce's forthcoming album, due this Winter.
Listen to the song below, then watch the NSFW clip for Major Lazer's original!
Stream: Beyonce – "Run The World (Girls)"
Video: Major Lazer – "Pon De Floor" (NSFW)
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Book Review - Data Jujitsu: The Art of Turning Data into Product by DJ Patil
O'Reilly recently released one of their free Radar Reports titled Data Jujitsu: The Art of Turning Data into Product by DJ Patil. This short (24 pages) report is packed with interesting insights and actionable information that will change the way you look at your next project. It's very much worth the minimal investment in time to download and read.
Data Jujitsu; Use Product Design; When In Doubt, Use Humans; Be Opportunistic For Wins; Ground Your Product In The Real World; Give Data Back To The User To Create Additional Value; No Data Vomit; Expect Unforeseen Side Effects; Improving Precision And Recall; Subjectivity; Enlisting Other Users; Ask And You Shall Receive; Anticipate Failure; Putting Data Jujitsu Into Practice; About The Author
The author thoroughly knows his topic, as he is a data scientist with real-world experience working on well-known sites such as LinkedIn. That is an example of a site that is driven heavily by data and connections between data. Observing what the site is actually used for, as well as what people attempt to accomplish, is what adds the additional value over time.
Given that this is a report rather than a "book", I found that the ideas and actionable content could be found on nearly every page. I thought his approach to solving the data issue prior to solving the application problem both refreshing and insightful. Why spend a fortune (both time and money) to create a product only to find out that no one has the problem you want to solve? Or worse, you spend far too much time solving the wrong problem (usually the more complex and "interesting" one) rather than the one that people would spend money to have solved. A cheap and usually non-scalable approach to collecting the data is preferable, as it allows you to figure out what needs to be the focus and what can be ignored. An example of that approach is Amazon's Mechanical Turk. MT can be a quick way to use humans to solve a problem (such as visual recognition) instead of spending untold amounts of time building a computer-based visual recognition system that may be tangential to the actual problem you're trying to solve.
Another interesting point was to have a conversation with the user instead of just having them fill in data. If you can design the interface to help the user enter "clean" and relevant data, while at the same time giving them feedback and value, they become your partner in finding answers and relevant links between data points.
Finally, I can't let my favorite title for a chapter/section go unmentioned... Data Vomit. It's what happens when you decide to focus on the amount of data coming back instead of focusing on what people are doing with it. Focus on actions, not volume of data returned. This hits home as it's very common to have users ask if we can generate data in formats x, y, and z. When you ask *why* they want that feature, the answer is often "I just thought it might be nice to have." Instead, I need to focus on what they actually want to accomplish, not on how many different contortions we can twist the data into...
Go ahead and download the report from either Amazon or O'Reilly. It'll take less than an hour to read, and you'll get far more than that in return.
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HellBoy the Animated SeriesPosted by: Michael
According to our friends at Horror-Movies.ca IDT Entertainment have managed to snatch up the animation rights from Revolution Studios. IDT has big plans to release a feature and bring Hellboy into your living room in its very own television series.
Guillermo del Toro and Mike Mignola will both be executive producers with the film's producers Lawrence Gordon and Lloyd Levin and Dark Horse's Mike Richardson. Not only are those guys helping out but the main man Ron Perlman and that sexy Selma Blair will lend their voices to their characters.
In case you didn't already know IDT owns Anchor Bay so that means we will be getting the feature film on DVD sometime in 2007. Right now IDT is talking to cable networks about getting Hellboy on television late 2006/2007. Did I forget to mention that all of these projects will tie in with del Toros live action feature film on Revolution? Stay tuned for more.


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I've been looking for a new sewing machine. I'm not done with my search yet, but just for fun I was looking at a Janome 11590 on overstock.com. It's refurbished and listed at $150. What caught my eye was that it's described as a heavy duty machine and it has blanket stitch capability. I would like both of those features in my next machine and was wondering what people's thoughts were about this particular model?
I haven't had a chance to get to my local Janome dealer yet, but last night I did test drive a Viking Husqvarna Emerald 118 at Joann's. I liked it quite a bit but I thought the price ($449) was a high little for its simplicity.
Any thoughts would be appreciated! -- Edited on 1/16/09 4:50 PM --
I think you will find that the Janome 11590 is the same machine as the Sears Kenmore 16231 and there are several reviews on the 16231 here on PR and possibly on the Emerald.
I hope you get a chance to sew on both so you can compare them for the price.
Thank you so much for pointing me to the Kenmore. There are so many different machines out there that it's often difficult for me to find the same one under a different brand.
Thank you, thank you!
The Kenmore and Janome are really the same being that Janome makes Kenmore, including machines for other companies, including Elna which Janome now heads in the USA. Janome also has made machines for Pfaff and Viking.
There was another thread here on PR several days back about these machines. I think the Janome 11590 is just a new number for a refurbished Janome made Kenmore 16231, that is now on several sites on line. Besides the Overstock site, I think Ken's has it and possibly Allbrands or SewVacDirect and the price might vary between the different sites.
Sears has a 16221 with less stitches and it does not have the electronic features of the 16231, like the up/down needle, speed control, or stop/start button.
Sears also has the newer 18221 that has red accents rather than the aqua blue accents of the 16221/16231. I think all of these machines are now shown on line at the different sites that I posted above..including KMart. KMart/Sears are under one ownership now.
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Thought I'd resurrect this topic, as I just received my Janome 11590 form Overstock.com.
It TRULY is the same machine as my 16231, which I have yet to write a review for... but it's a great little machine. The only thing I've had a tough time with on it is thin, slippery knits. Now that I'm using the walking foot for these, they are doing much better.
I also have a Janome Magnolia 7330. The Magnolia has neater deco stitches, but the Kenmore is every bit as good as, or better than, the Janome. The Janome seems to have a harder time with those slippery knits and is more sensitive to having the right needle-- it will skip stitches if it does not.
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By the way, what is the warranty on the Janome 11590 at Overstock? I can't see any mention of it on the page.
Followup: I did a live chat with Overstock, and the agent I spoke with said (I'm not kidding), "There is no warranty."
SewVacDirect has the same machine (refurbished) at the same price but mentions a 25 year warranty on the body.
Hmmm. -- Edited on 2/16/09 12:46 PM --
mrbib, Sew Vac Direct is a real Janome dealer! So - they have the ability to honor the warranty. Overstocks is take what you get I think. I have never ordered from them. Give SVD a call. I am sure they will be glad to talk to you about the warranty. I have had great service from SVD, including buying two machines.
I have only purchased one machine from Overstock...the 11510..and overall experience was good..as far as warranty..they do have a 30 day return policy..Would probably not buy an expensive machine this way..and if I could get it from Kens or another reliable dealer site with warranty for the same price then I would definitely go with the dealer but am happy with my purchase from overstock..only now I am getting daily e-mails from overstock..so beware of that also..more e-mail..
Oh yes, lots of people have bought stuff at Overstock. But since you can get the machines at Sew Vac Direct and Ken's as well, I would buy one there. Not sayin' Overstock is bad, just not my choice for a sewing machine.
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This is the fun stuff……keeping track of the totally anal statements the some will make…….never once do they consider what they say…….arrogance comes to mind……but stupidity is the norm………..
I do not just pick on the Right….an anal statement is an anal statement……..
Right's man crush…..Putin is not immune from stupid……Ukraine has given us some really moronic statements………
Vladimir Putin floated a simple idea today to stop the violence in southeastern Ukraine: Ukraine should just give up.
"Putin emphasized that it was imperative today to withdraw all military units from the southeastern regions, stop the violence, and immediately launch a broad national dialogue as part of the constitutional reform process involving all regions and political forces,
Just so much stupid…….Telling a nation to stop doing what it is doing and submit…….just how do you think that will go over?
2–Now the prez of Germany is telling another country what to do………
Germany's president warned during a trip to Turkey on Monday against the consequences of curbing freedom of expression and he criticized Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's leadership style.
A heavy-handed crackdown on anti-government demonstrations since last year and a corruption scandal swirling around Erdogan's inner circle have generated the greatest challenge to the premier's 11-year rule and drawn the outspoken disapproval of senior officials in the European Union.
Gauck, a former East German Lutheran pastor who campaigned for the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall, praised Turkey for the progress made under Erdogan on issues such as the economy and the Kurdish peace process, but added:
"Recently we have also heard voices of disappointment, bitterness and outrage at a style of leadership which many see as a risk to democracy," he said in an address at the Middle East Technical University in Ankara.
Sorry but the last time anyone listen to Germany on foreign policy was in the 1930's……..and what will they do if Turkey does not comply? I know they will their enforcer…the US…….
3–Where do they find these twats? I mean just make up some crap put it on a blog and the Righties will crap all over themselves to repeat it…….this is from the mouths of Matt Barber,
We're probably five, six years at the most, I think, behind Canada in terms of enacting such hate-speech kind of laws and crackdown. It's already happening informally, as we saw, again, with Mozilla, with Eich, as we're seeing with Donald Sterling.
And it's easy to do with Donald Sterling. You know, they can test the waters because, I think, universally people agree that what he said his horrible and he's just kind of a not a very appealing guy and his words were reprehensible. So, they've already banned him for life from the NBA, they've already banned him from having anything to do with the team that he owns, which may or may not be appropriate, but people are clamoring and saying, 'That's not enough!' And I don't know what else they want to, do they want him tarred and feathered, do they want him drawn and quartered? They certainly want to force, and confiscate his property, and that's what we're talking about, and that's what happened with Brendan Eich, they confiscated, essentially, his livelihood, his means of carrying out a living and feeding his family.
I think Mr. Barber is thinking about a hundred years too late…..think Sedition Act of 1918….such a f*cking moron!
4–And then speaks another of the paranoid Muslim haters….one Bill Muehlenberg…..
Whether in Western nations or in supposed moderate Muslim nations, the spread of sharia continues unabated. And the loss of freedom and democracy is the inevitable result. As Islam continues to conquer by force of arms or stealth jihad, the liberties of the rest of the world continue to shrink.
Cases of this occurring are never ending it seems, and you finish one article on this, only to find new, even more frightening examples of creeping sharia. The capitulation of the Western world to the demands of Islam is hugely worrying, and places like Europe and the UK seem just about gone.
Consider the latest move in the UK to placate and appease Islam, even if it means snubbing your nose at Englishmen themselves. The headline reflects a growing trend to do everything to accommodate Islam, no matter what the consequences for everyone else: "Subway removes ham and bacon from nearly 200 stores and offers halal meat only after 'strong demand' from Muslims."
And what next? Will Subway bow to further Islamic pressure and stop serving altogether during Ramadan? Will it soon remove female employees, or at least cover them in burqas to keep Muslims happy? Will they soon be lying out Islamic prayer mats for any devout Muslim seeking to do his daily religious duties while munching on his sub sandwich?
Sorry had to post the whole thing so that my reader can see just how moronic these twats are becoming……these urchins just keep coming out of the rotten woodwork……
5–We can always depend on the Right's mental midget, Alex Jones, for some really juicy bullsh*t!
InfoWars host Alex Jones may be feuding with Glenn Beck, but he appears to be emulating the former Fox News pundit's driftintotelevangelism. Jones spoke today with WorldNetDaily editor Joseph Farah and the two agreed that the United States is experiencing God's wrath.
"We have become a decadent, wicked country and we're going to be judged," Jones said. Farah interjected that "this is judgment, what we're experiencing now is judgment."
Later, Jones added that "the judgment's only beginning though, I have a real feeling of dread in my spirit about what's coming."
God's wrath? only a pea-brain douche would even use those words and can anyone believe that there are some that look to these toads for news?
6–One of my fave Righties is Larry Klayman and homeboy has a reason for these recent racist outbursts………
Larry Klayman insists Americans had "stopped thinking in racial terms" until Barack Obama was elected president, which is why Klayman says that Obama is to blame for recent racist statements made by Cliven Bundy and Donald Sterling.
Klayman, who is working with Bundy on his foundering legal dispute with the federal government, warned in his Friday WorldNetDaily colum that Obama is trying to extract "reparations" from "whitey." "[W]hites, and particularly rich ones, are now at the back of the bus," as "Obama has set back the civil rights movement to the days preceding King and the advancement in race relations that followed his death."
"While I cannot with certainty explain the recent outbursts of what the mainstream media perceived as racism by Cliven Bundy, owner of the Bundy ranch in Nevada, and Donald Sterling, owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, this feeling and latent resentment by whites that they do not have a president who represents their interests, but instead is prejudiced against them, may be a large part of the underlying cause," Klayman said.
"Much as blacks experienced in the years leading up to Obama's election, and even to today, whites now feel disenfranchised by our chief executive, and they may be striking back subconsciously with this resentment."
Unfortunately I will agree with Klayman…..we had stopped, for the most part, thinking in racial terms until Obama was elected and then the Right went batshit crazy and they started all the racists bullshit.
i have to end edition #9 here…it has been exhausting but do not fear……the Professor is near and hard at work…….must expose the morons for what they are……well….morons!


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November 27, 2015
Texas Governor Rick Perry has been released from an Austin hospital where he was treated after breaking his right collarbone Tuesday in a mountain biking accident near his home.
Perry spokeswoman Allison Castle told The Associated Press that the governor has been released from Seton Medical Center.
She said he had a minor abrasion to his right elbow and that Perry was wearing a helmet while riding his bicycle. She had no other details on the accident.
The accident forced the postponement of Perry's planned trips to
Galveston, Corpus Christi and South Padre Island to sign bills passed by the Legislature.
Perry planned to sign bills for windstorm insurance reform and for supplemental funding for the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston.
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Lexus CT 200h for true greenies onlyComment on this story
Lexus is fast becoming a byword for hybrid, and the maker of upmarket Japanese cars now has more petrol-electric models in its line up than any other manufacturer.
The company's obviously identified a niche group of customers who wish to display their planet-friendly inclinations on their sleeves by driving h-badged cars with low fuel consumption and even lower C02 emissions.
We're talking serious greeenies here; the types who go so far as avoiding foods that might cause digestive mishaps because flatulence is a major contributor to global warming.
And most importantly they must be willing to pay for the privilege. If you scan a buyer's guide of midsized hatchbacks the new petrol-electric Lexus CT 200h might jar you with its price of R343 300 for the standard S version and R398 500 for the flagship F-Sport.
Even the cheaper one is between 20 and 70 grand more expensive than similarly-specced (but usually more powerful) turbodiesel hatch rivals.
With its combined petrol/electric outputs the Lexus serves up outputs of 100kW and 142Nm (207Nm for the electric motor). This relatively poor bang-for-buck might immediately cross the Lexus off many people's shortlists, but the planet-friendly argument is that the CT 200h isn't a car to be measured in such crudely boyracerish terms.
Instead one must look to the fact that the car runs on the whiff of petrol fumes, and emits exhaust gasses that will melt icebergs more slowly (Lexus claims 4.1litres/100km and 94g/km).
The CT 200h is the first hatchback from a company better known for its luxury sedans, and the good news is that it has a premium feel with the brand's signature sophistication.
The cabin's a classy environment with its soft-touch plastics and leather seats, and it happily accommodates four adults (five is a bit of a squeeze), while the features are fairly plentiful including items such as Bluetooth with voice command, eight airbags, keyless start, climate control, and automatic headlights.
The nearly 400-grand F-Sport version tested here additionally comes with items such as charcoalcoloured 17-inch wheels, LED headlamps, boot spoiler, sports electric seats, and sports suspension. Optionally, the CT 200h F-Sport can be ordered with a Convenience Package which adds an upgraded sound system, rainsensing wipers, a full-colour monitor with HDD navigation, and a reverse camera.
The car shares its petrol-electric drivetrain with Toyota's Prius, to whit a 1.8-litre Atkinson cycle petrol engine and an electric motor. Like the Prius, the CT 200h can run either on petrol or electric power, or a combination of the two.
This is no sports hatch for boy-racers, but the power on tap is very adequate and never feels lazy. It accelerates and cruises without any flat spots, while the characteristics of the belt-driven CVT transmission will as usual polarise opinion.
The best part about it is its smooth and step-free operation which lacks the power pauses of regular auto transmissions as they shift up and down. But some drivers dislike the "slipping clutch" effect of a CVT.
Three driving modes are offered, Normal, Eco and Sport, which change throttle and steering responses to suit your mood. It's a very smooth drivetrain, whether in petrol- or electricity-powered mode.
In electric mode it's eerily silent, sneaking up on unsuspecting pedestrians like a Ninja.
Lexus reckons the CT 200h could save over R3 000 a year in fuel over conventional rivals. As an incentive to make your right foot lighter, in Normal and Eco modes the instrument panel turns blue when you're driving economically.
The psychological effect is a powerful motivator and it becomes a challenge to see just how long you can make that blue light stay on. In the end it contributed to our test car averaging 6
litres per 100km in a mix of freeway and city driving, which is good if still short of Lexus' 4.1-litre claim.
Fuel economy is particularly relevant right now with fuel price hikes threatening to send us back to commuting by horse-and-cart. This would make the Lexus CT 200h a timely newcomer in our market, if only it weren't so expensive. Its problem is that there's a broad choice of turbodiesel hatches out there boasting similar consumption figures but at far lower pricetags.
The Lexus admittedly has a lower CO2 output, which will appeal to the flatulence-avoiding greenies. -Star Motoring
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Cy, wrote
This is the most honest and best review of CT 200h I have read to date. As much as some people may go on about how green and reliable the car is, being a lexus an all. At the end of the day this car does not make any kind of sense for a hatchback with its pricing, buying a 400k hatch back that has a performance of an entry level 1.4 small hatch just doesn't make sense to anyone interested in performance no matter how green it is.
Anonymous, wrote
I agree with Anon @ 12:50, i have owned 2 lexus ISs, they are very reliable and have low running costs compared to competitors.
Anonymous, wrote
the lexus has less vibration than diesels especially in city limits and lexus have better reliability, service and long-term ownership costs.
Anonymous, wrote
To AniToyota, the general public thanks you for your thought provoking and clearly intelligent comment.Now why dont you step into a Lexus and actually get an education before commenting. Because contrary to your comment, this range is really fantastic.
AniToyota, wrote
lexUS should stay with building sedans. This hatchback is a joke. No wonder you don't see them on the roads.
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King County proposes changes to outreach
June 7, 2011
By Warren Kagarise
Plan calls for dividing unincorporated communities into service areas
King County intends to overhaul outreach from county leaders to residents in rural and unincorporated areas, including more than 16,000 people near Issaquah.
The proposal could reshape the relationship between county leaders and the Four Creeks Unincorporated Area Council, a liaison for unincorporated area residents near Issaquah to the county government based in Seattle.
Similar groups exist in unincorporated areas across King County, from Vashon Island to urban Highline between Burien and Seattle.
The unincorporated area councils do not represent all rural and unincorporated residents, however, prompting county leaders to consider other options for outreach.
So, County Executive Dow Constantine offered a proposal to divide unincorporated communities into so-called community service areas. The plan calls for assigning county staffers and residents in a designated area to coordinate on issues, such as crime prevention or concerns about development.
Unlike the existing arrangement, Constantine proposed for the community service areas to include communities not represented by a local council, such as Klahanie and the Snoqualmie Valley.
The proposal keeps the unincorporated area councils intact, but does not guarantee future funding for the organizations. Each council used to receive $10,000 per year in county funding.
The plan also preserves existing community service centers and staff members.
Officials crafted the plan after the council directed Constantine last year to consolidate the unincorporated area councils in order to cut costs.
Lauren Smith, unincorporated areas adviser to Constantine, hosted community meetings — including a January meeting in Issaquah — in order to shape the proposal.
"Our thinking is that this proposal will benefit everyone in the unincorporated area while allowing us to continue our relationship with the UACs," she said.
Change or status quo
The community service areas proposal is meant to connect residents and a designated staff team, rather than leaving residents to navigate county bureaucracy.
"One of the things that I heard universally from the UACs is, 'We really need to have our single point of contact. It just makes life easier,'" Smith said. "They don't have to figure out who to call. The staff knows and it's just much easier to work with one person."
Peter Eberle, Four Creeks Unincorporated Area Council president, and other council leaders across King County remain skeptical.
"I have to agree with most of the rest of the UACs that we would just as soon leave things status quo," he said.
Census 2010 data shows 16,500 residents in the Four Creeks Unincorporated Area. The community encompasses Maple Hills, May Valley, Mirrormont and other communities in a 38-square-mile stretch between Issaquah and Renton.
County Councilwoman Kathy Lambert said the decision to overhaul outreach reflects a desire to provide services to as many people as possible, especially as the county faces lean budgets.
"The budget is very different than it was years ago, and there had to be a tradeoff," she said. "Would the unincorporated area people rather have their meetings or would they rather have their three sheriff's deputies?"
(Lambert represents Issaquah proper, but the Four Creeks Unincorporated Area falls inside Councilman Reagan Dunn's district.)
Critics called for a more inclusive system and said the councils do not reflect the composition of each community — a statement Eberle disputed.
"For Four Creeks, we have a pretty varied group that's on the council," he said. "We represent most of the neighborhoods in the Four Creeks area."
Unincorporated area shrinks
Still, increasing public participation in the councils can pose a challenge.
"It's hard to get volunteers to come out and spend a couple nights a month doing public outreach like we do," Eberle said.
The county and the councils formalized a relation after then-County Executive Gary Locke enacted the Citizen Participation Initiative in 1994.
The county is home to 1.9 million people, including 284,000 residents in unincorporated areas. (The number reflects the number of residents shed in a substantial Kirkland annexation June 1.)
The county claimed about 500,000 residents in unincorporated areas in 1994, but the number dropped in the past 17 years due to annexations and incorporations.
The residents in outlying communities often raise different concerns than city dwellers.
"Every neighborhood is different," Eberle said. "That's one of the problems that the county has with us. You have to treat each one of us differently, because we all have different issues."
Constantine announced the proposal April 18 after sending legislation and a 17-page report to the County Council for consideration. The council has yet to act on the measure.
"All residents should be able to have meaningful involvement in the decisions that impact their communities, and that's just as true for those who live in unincorporated areas as those in cities," Constantine said in a statement. "This proposal retains the value and expertise of the existing unincorporated area councils while expanding our outreach to all unincorporated area residents."
Tom Carpenter, a former Four Creeks Unincorporated Area Council president, said the framework remains in place for the council to advocate for residents.
"Four Creeks is going to continue on until we determine that we can't go further," he said.
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A new quad-phase (conductivity) and in-phase (susceptibility) conductivity meter was used to evaluate soil salinity that is exacerbating infiltration problems on a large corporate almond/pistachio farm. Initial measurements indicate the use of such a meter may be of value in evaluating some soil constituents for precision management on an extremely large farm in the Central Valley of California.
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Many techniques are used to measure sorbed soil moisture by microwave attenuation and dielectric techniques. However, all use sophisticated and costly measurement instrumentation and have been limited to moisture measurements of bulk flows (such as in cement plants) where large volumes flow by the immobile microwave detection device.
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Chevrolet Malibu owners have reported 36 problems related to engine shut off without warning (under the engine and engine cooling category).
Power steering ,traction light, engine power down all come on and car shut down.
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The contact owns a 2001 Chevrolet Malibu. While driving 45 mph, the vehicle shut off without warning. In addition, the vehicle would accelerate at high speeds without warning. The vehicle had not been repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the issue. The failure mileage was 143,911.
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This has happened five times now, I am driving and the engine just shuts off, I can not brake I can not steer, I still have lights on the dashboard. It happens when I am gong about 20 to about 35 miles per hour. I am afraid to drive on the highway. I do not know if it will happen at a higher speed! it did it the first time back in June 2015 my daughter was driving, then again last Friday August 7th four more times with in 10minutes and a few miles apart. It is like someone just turned the car off while I am driving?.
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When driving my car the the engine shutoff and the brakes failed.
Tl- the contact owns a 2012 Chevrolet Malibu. The contact stated that while driving out of the parking lot at about 5 mph, the vehicle shut off. The contact restarted the vehicle but it failed again. The vehicle was taken to a local dealer who, unable to duplicate the failure, tuned up the engine and told the contact to monitor the vehicle. The failure recurred after about a week. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 56,000. The VIN was not provided. Fe.
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Ignition switch has been getting loose and difficult to turn on for a long time. Received ntsb recall letter about unintentional key rotation for the 1999 chevy Malibu. I followed the ntsb instructions and removed the key from the key ring. On April 21, 2015 the chevy dealer glued a plastic housing to my keys. After receiving my keys back I could hardly get the key to rotate the ignition lock, I had to jiggle the key quite vigorously to get the ignition to operate. Four days later the key fell out of the ignition and the engine shut down while I was driving about 40 mph. Although difficult to steer and brake I was able to safely bring the car to the side of the road, locate the key on the floor and after reinserting the key restarted he car. I had a roll of tape in the glove box and I used it to tape the key in position. No further difficulties. On April 27, 2015 I replaced the lock core successfully. The recall fix for this problem is not acceptable or safe. I knew the ignition lock was getting bad but was not aware that the engine would shut down if the key fell out. This fix gave me a false sense of security that a problem was taken care of. When I took the car to the dealer I thought they would replace the lock core and keys and not just glue a housing onto my worn-out keys. My replacement of the lock core solved the problem the way the dealer should have. A letter needs to go out to all that received the recall letter that this is not an acceptable fix if the lock core is not replaced. When the dealer showed me the fix I laughed at the time and said you have to be kidding me that I've wasted 1:45 of my time waiting for the glue to dry. I do not know who thought this would solve anything or approved it but I think they are an idiot and should be fired from any position of responsibility for the safety that these recalls are suppose to address.
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Driving 2011 chevy Malibu ltz light came on. Got message saying engine powering down. Car began to shake and speed dropped to about 20 miles per hour. Pulled into cvs pharmacy lot. Turned car off and re-started. Drove around lot for 1 minute. Just as I was about to pull off lot and enter expressway. Car shut down completely. Unable to re-start. Waited 2 hour's for tow on star road side service. Plan to have car towed Monday morning. Will check for esc recall on this car.
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Exiting the freeway my car display flashed "esc off" "reduce engine power". My car continued to reduce power until it eventually shut down. I was in chicago rush hour traffic and could not pull all the way over before the car shut down. My car was disable in the middle of the street for about 5 minutes. When I started it back up it was fine, however the engine light stayed on. I continued to try to make my drive home and it happened again about twenty minutes later. This time I was not in a safe neighborhood. I did make it to the parking lane and set there for approximately five minutes before restarting the car. The engine reduced power on me again approximately ten minutes from my house. I was able to get out of the way of traffic again. The final time was as I was parallel parking my car in front of my home and I just let it shut off after I parked. I drove the car today and the engine light is on but it has not stopped. This was extremely scary and concerning. Having your engine shut down own a freeway is terrifying and dangerous. I have read several complaints on line about other Malibu owners experiencing the same issue. I can't believe there has not been a recall for this thus far.
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The passlock system in the car enables whenever it wants to leaving you stranded. The whole car shuts down all methods of disarming the system fail. You have to wait x amount of time for the passlock system to disable on it's own. It could take an hour to 48 hours! huge inconvenience!.
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Car will not start. Solid "theft" light comes on dashboard and car will not turn over, or if it turns over, will cut out shortly after. This anti-theft issue causes the power steering and brakes to disable, and am not able to turn the steering wheel. Have also had car stall out in traffic and lose all power. Had to have car towed several times due to the issue. I have tried several fixes and mechanical repairs, but this issue continues to get worse. No matter what I try and do, at random times, my car will not start, while the "theft" light comes on and completely disables my vehicle. And sometimes while driving, the car just shuts off. I am the original owner of the vehicle, and am using an original key to start the car. I do not have any type of security system installed in my car. There is no reason for the "theft" light to come on when I am just trying to start my vehicle, not steal it. The ignition recall for my specific vehicle only involves replacing the keys, but this anti-theft issue, which I and other Chevrolet Malibu owners are experiencing, is a serious safety issue that could cause a crash or other accident to occur if it causes the car to cut out (lose power) for no reason while driving, and at the same time disabling the steering and braking systems. This should definitely be a safety recall.
When I was leaving the regal Chevrolet dealership after having been there for 2 hours for them to place a piece in the key loop of my key ring my car shut off. I asked them why it was still cutting off after it suppose to have been fixed and they stated that they did not know. I had my 13 month old son in the car with me and the entire approximately 5 miles it took for me to get back to my residence the car cut off repeatedly. I was in fear of my child as well as my own safety and was very upset that the dealership did not do more to rectify my issue. My car was not doing this before and now it will not stop. I have replaced several parts on my car and still it is doing the same thing. After hearing about the recall I took my car to the dealership and still it is doing the same thing. I need my car but do not know what to do. I am so afraid to drive the car with my son who is special needs because I do not know when it will shut off.
As I was getting off an exit from the highway the car shut off and steering became hard. I let the car roll into the right lane where I could stop and turn the key to start the vehicle. The vehicle started immediately, steering was very hard. I took the car to a mechanic and the found that the power steering pump had to be replaced and the rack n pinion steering had to be replaced. One week later I drove the car to go to the beach with my dad and as I was driving the car seemed fine. When I stopped at a light the engine shut off again. Once again I drove to the mechanic the next day and when he put the computer to the car it showed that the #4 coil was malfunctioning. Thankful that I am careful and defensive driver. This situations are quite scary. I owned a kia sephia for since 2005 and never did I experience what I have been experiencing with this Malibu.
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Vehicle shut down while driving on I 84 on route to worcester, MA. Had to coast with no power steering and avoid a truck to get over to the side. Engine started after five minutes and ran for another hr. Luckily this time, stopped for fuel and engine would not start again. Had to be to to dealer and was advised fuel pump had failed.
My boyfriend and I bought a 2000 chevy Malibu from a used car lot. In April of this year I went to take the car for a car wash for the first time and when the car got wet it turned off - all the lights on the dash board came on and the car that I just filled up 5 minutes prior- the gas needle went to zero. I took the key out and waited for the car wash to be over and it fired up right away. But when I got home and I turned it back on the car wouldn't start and a left light would come on. We let the car sit for a couple of days and then it started up fine and was running fine. One night coming home from a conference it was raining and we were driving down the freeway and it happened again car shut off, all the lights on the dash came on. We were thankfully able to safely get to the side of the road and the car fired up again and we got home but when we parked it it wouldn't turn on. We took it to a local chevy dealership and we have to have the computer and all the wires replace $1,000 it cost - hasn't happened since. But there are other incidences to add. . .
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While driving around a corner the engine shut off, the key was not turned to the off position. I was able to glide the car to a parking lot, turned the key to the off position, let the car sit for a few minutes, turned it back on and continued driving.
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My handicapped mother has a 2002 Chevrolet Malibu that has been experiencing the same exact ignition related issues as those in the current massive gm recall. On more than two occasions the anti-theft light illuminates and the vehicle shuts off while she was driving. This has resulted in two significant repeat repairs, one in 2010 and one this week. In both cases the Chevrolet dealership describes the issue as an ignition pass lock sensor that fails due to key positioning. I have researched this online and have found hundreds of similiar complaints. Luckily this issue has not resulted in an injury but easily could have in the very congested metro DC area that she lives in. Why is the Malibu not being included in the current investigation and recalls?.
Was driving down the road and the theft system light came on and engine shut down as I was driving down the road. Almost caused a wreck. Did online research and found many similar complaints and same incidents. No recall on ignition switch/theft system light. Gm knows of an issue and won't fix the problem.
I was driving my vehicle on the freeway in lunch hour traffic. As I exited the freeway to change to a connecting freeway, the engine shut off half way along the exchange ramp. At that point I noticed that I had poor breakage and no power steering. Lucky, I was able to coast over and stop in the emergency lane mid ramp, put the car in park, restart the vehicle, and drive off without indecent. It was unsettling to say the least.
See all problems of the 2006 Chevrolet Malibu.
Started having problems starting my car, theft light would come on and I would have to sit and wait to get the car started, very annoying problem having to play a waiting came to start your car. Then one day I was driving and the car just shut off in the middle of the high way, I had no idea the car was even off until I tried to acclerate or turn because the radio remains on. Have to stop and put my hazzards on and start the car again, some days it does repeat stalls which causes me to almost get hit by cars behind me (very very dangerous), some days it drives fine. Then one day while shutting my car off and returning home the horn started honking and would not turn off for about a 1/2 hour, and after that it hasnt worked again. Took the car in to the shop because im fed up and they said it is all linked to a faulty pass key/anti theft system that causes these electrical problems. Did some research and noticed this is and has been a reaccuring problem in the Malibu's.
As I was turning on a street the car shut off and would not crank back up. When it shut off it locked up and I was unable to turn the wheel. I was going about 30mph the next time it happened I was going over a bridge and the car shut off. It would not crank back up immediately and I had to engage the emergency brake so that the car did not drift backward. The next time that it happened I was on a main highway and the car shut off it would not crank back up immediately. My lights did not work so I was unable to engage my hazards the car locked and I was unable to let the windows up or down now was the locks working. I had to sit there for 15 min before the car crank back up. There are times when the car will not crank up and you have to let it sit for a while with the key turned to the on position. Each time that the car has shut off I have been in traffic helpless. It has shut off on me while I have had my infant child at the time in the car as well.
I was traveling on a side road and the vehicle shut down completely. I was told this was due to a faulty throttle position sensor. Had I been traveling at a high rate of speed on a busy highway, it is likely there would have been serious injury. Chevrolet did not respond to my concern and I ended up trading in the vehicle for a non-gm product. Viewing the recent recalls for faulty ignition switch (that I realize was not the issue with my car) caused me to report this in the event others have had this issue and hopefully prevent serious injury or loss of life.
My daughter was driving her car and for no reason the car just shuts off. This has happened 3 times in the last weeks. The car also on 6 occasions would not start(has brand new battery) won't turn over, my daughter has been stranded several times. After a $400. 00 fuel pump replacement , which after it was replaced the car , other cars which are just shutting off while they are being driven. This is very dangerous to lose all power while driving!. And as well there have been numerous car owners who have replaced fuel pumps, which did not solve the problem. The car now has had the ignition replace as the mechanics "think:"its the security system!. To date the repairs are hitting $1,000. Also the turning signals, radio and a/c all work intermittently. I am no mechanic but seems there is electrical/security systems issues with these cars. The forums are loaded with car owners having the same issues! but of course they are so varied that most not reported to you!and we all know the garages don't report all issues! thanks for your help!.
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Engine shut off while driving on highway.
I was at a stop sign went to press gas pedal to turn onto road and the car just shut off no warning lights came on nor did it show any codes. Got out of car popped trunk pulled relay fuse out put it back in and it cranked up,then on my way home from work,going about 25 mph and it just shut down again,I repeated pulling out relay fuse and put it back in then waited a minute then it cranked and I drove straight home.
I purchased my car in Feb. Of 2012 as of today my car has been in the shop 10 different times for the same thing. The steering vibrates when you drive and it loses power when shifting. Then, I had to get a new motor in the car may 2013, then it was rattling again so I took it up there. They told me that the transmission problem was that it needed a program upgrade and that I had to pay out of pocket 60. 70 for this upgrade. Two days later the whole car shuts down on me and they are now saying that it is an app module and it needs to be re-programed. I am tired of paying all this tow bills and fees for a car that does not run and it not safe for my kids to ride in.
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Alkaline foods are raw food that, when metabolized or "burned," leave an alkaline residue or ash in the body. Foods that leave an acid ash are called acid ash foods.
As we've mentioned, this is an important factor in health because the alkaline/acid balance of the body determines whether or not disease can survive in our bodies. Disease thrives in a more acidic environment, and a healthy body thrives in more alkaline surroundings. Which sounds better to you? Below are lists of foods that are alkaline and foods that are acid:
  It is recommended that our diets consist of 80% alkaline ash foods.
  It is recommended that our diets consist of 20% acid ash foods.
To clarify even further, the best source is raw plants. Everything else is acid. The things we put into our bodies, from best to worst, are listed below.
As you can see, our Standard American Diet (SAD) conspires to move us to a more acidic condition. In the Best to Worst list, we have only one group from which to choose 80% of an ideal diet. We have fourteen other groups from which to choose 20% of the ideal diet.
It's easy to see how we can be lead astray. Now that you may be more aware of the consequences, bringing more raw food (fruits and vegetables) into your diet will start to swing your body back to better health and balance. It is up to you.
Next, let's find the easiest ways for starting a raw food diet. You will rediscover what foods you love and take a close look at what you're eating now.