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In a recent email, a customer asked for a delegation feature. He wanted to do something like (purely theoretical syntax):
class MyClass: ITest{ MyHelperObject o: ITest;}
so that he could delegate the implementation of the interface to a helper object, and have the compiler automatically generate the interface implementation methods.
My response was that we had talked about this several times in the past, but hadn't been able to come up with a syntax that worked well.
This is a not uncommon state for us - on several occasions in the Whidbey (excuse me - "Visual Studio 2005") design process, we tried to come up with a syntax that allowed the user to declare a trivial property (backing store, trival getter and setter) with one bit of syntax, but weren't successfull.
I thought I'd talk about that process to give you some insight on how we approach things. I can't be exhaustive with all of our considerations, mostly because we don't really operate that way (there isn't a set checklist). If you have a question on a specific feature, I am happy to consider talking about other features and decisions - see the "suggest a topic" hard link on my main page. Just note that my success rate on actually covering such topics is not exemplary. Also note that I make no attempt to answer questions in the order asked.
The process is fairly organic, in that the steps I list don't happen sequentially, and they are often iterative. Despite the length of this post, I've simplified what goes on significantly.
Sniff Test
We start with what I'm going to call the "Sniff Test", which is basically the highest level triage to determine if we think such a feature is something we would ever consider for C#. Some features fail because they don't fit the language philosophy, some fail because there's no way we could ever express them in syntax.
Scenario Exploration
Our next level of attack is looking at what user problem we're trying to solve. This typically involves us writing down (or up, on the whiteboard) the code that users are currently writing. Sometimes this is limited to the most common scenario, sometimes we'll cover several scenarios - it all depends on what we need to know. This often happens iteratively with the next step.
Syntax Iteration
If we've gotten to this step, we're usually fairly convinced that there is a user need. We don't yet know if there is a language solution to that need. In this step, we'll start talking about what we could do in the language to make the developer's life easier.
This step typically works with Anders writing on the whiteboard while the rest of the design group gives suggestions and feedback. When we hit on a promising approach, we'll explore it for a bit to see where it leads us, contrast it to other approaches we could take.
In this step, we're asking questions such as:
In a single session, we will sometimes decide to do a feature and sometimes decide to not do a feature, but more typically we'll decide that we need to discuss it more. We go away and think about it, gather feedback from the people who read our language notes and those closest to the scenario, and then revisit it in a future meeting. A lot of the iteration is around exploring all the corner cases (some of which don't come up until implementation) and making sure the feature is well defined, still does what we want it to do, and still is in the best interests of the developer.
It's not uncommon for us to change our minds on the details of a feature, or even to decide upon reflection that we need to either reduce or eliminate a feature.
Structured Feedback
If we've gotten to this point, we're fairly sure that we want to have the feature, and typically have an implementation (though not always). We use feedback with the C# Customer Council (a small group of customers who we work closely with), and the C# MVPs (we've done a little with the MVPs in the past, we'll be doing more in the future) to see what their perspective is on the feature.
This is also the point where we work with the ECMA standards body to talk about our proposal, though it's often difficult to align the schedules of the standards body with product milestones.
There may also be internal Microsoft presentations at this point, depending on the feature.
Many times the feedback is positive, but sometimes it causes us to refocus the feature, and there have been language features that we cut due to feedback at this point.
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But to which of the angels will you turn?
2A fool's anger will kill him.
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but suddenly he died.#5:3 suddenly he died Or "suddenly his home was cursed."
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No one defended them in court.
5Hungry people ate all his crops,
even the grain growing among the thorns,
and greedy people took all he had.
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Trouble does not grow from the ground.
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I'm aware there's a learning curve concerning everything you do in the lab. I would have to tame contact copying first to compare with the more friendly "reshoot in the light box" way. That's why I asked you experienced guys. I have already some mileage in the lab and yes, a notebook, is your best friend when you try to review a routine. I'm prepared to try again, and again, and again....
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In Turkey Tetrazzini, Thanksgiving leftovers go from burden to blessing
It combines common holiday leftovers with some delicious add-ins to create a dish you can freeze, then, sometime in January, bake and enjoy the delayed fruits of your labor.
Some of my favorite cookbooks become my favorites because they consistently feed me and my husband reliably, quickly and deliciously.
Others I love because they transport me, through amazing photography and unfamiliar flavor combinations, to exotic places I may never visit, but they make it possible for me to taste.
Then there are the cookbooks that are mementos, relics from my personal archive, ones used by my mom or by friends' moms, stained with drips and smudges, pages dog-eared and crumbling. These books have served their owners — and me — very well. And now that time has gone by, cooking from them brings not only a comforting meal, but a warm nostalgia, and a sometimes poignant or perhaps bittersweet connection to a forgotten moment, a childhood family meal or an old friend.
"The Well Tempered Kitchen" is the first cookbook published by the Chorus of Westerly, then the Westerly Community Chorus, in 1978. It was printed by Sun Graphics, the commercial print operation of The Utter Company, the longtime owners and operators of The Westerly Sun, on the second floor of its recently demolished headquarters at 56 Main St. in Westerly.
It's an eclectic collection of more than 250 recipes, some of them holding up better than others over the years, many of them requiring downsizing unless you're feeding a big crowd. The most stained page in my book is the one containing Betsey Hall's recipe, "Spinach Salad II." It has an amazing sweet, tart, creamy, robust dressing that includes four hardboiled eggs that you puree in a blender with onion, mayonnaise, vinegar, sugar, cream and oil — yum.
So if you came upon a copy of the book at a tag sale or in a used book store (it's no longer in print but can be found online at websites such as www.alibris.com or www.abebooks.com) the recipes alone make it worth a look. But the book itself really is a work of art.
Edited by Katie Utter Schaffer, the book features hand lettering — yes, that's right, hand-written, impeccable, lyrical lettering — by Nan Young, and delicate drawings by Laura Kent, daughter of founder and then-music director George Kent, scattered throughout, a violin, here, a trumpet and a pair of tympani there.
Also throughout are a selection of quotes that focus on food, drink, music and generally living well. Most recipe contributors are names from the chorus' 1978 membership rolls but soloists and orchestra players of the time also contributed. Some authors — such as The Choir Camp Cookie Lady — remain cloaked in mystery.
Choir camp is an annual summer camp for child singers from the chorus and from the choir at Christ Church in Westerly. Still staffed to this day by a cross pollination of volunteers from each organization and still held at Camp Ogontz in Littleton, N.H., the camp is known for its beauty, its music, its creative recreational activities, both indoors and out, and its tradition of delicious and lovingly prepared food for the masses.
This recipe, Choir Camp Ginger Cookies, is one that reflects the "live life to the fullest" philosophy embodied by this group. As if a demonstration that these people don't do anything small, this recipe makes a lot of cookies, a gross in fact. I divided the quantities by eight to achieve what I feel is a socially acceptable number of cookies for two people to eat and share with others over the course of a week or so.
Cook them less and these warm, spicy disks will be chewy in the middle and crisp around the edges. Cook them a bit longer and they'll be snappy throughout, perfect for dunking into a glass of cold milk or a steamy cup of tea.
In the book, the quote on the page with the ginger cookie recipe is from Henry James:
"Summer afternoon — summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language."
Choir Camp Ginger Cookies
Makes 18, 4-inch cookies
¾ cup shortening (better with butter, softened)
1 cup sugar
1 egg, beaten
¼ cup molasses
2 cups all-purpose flour (half whole wheat would be delicious I think)
2 teaspoons baking soda
1½ teaspoons ground ginger
1 tablespoon cinnamon
1½ teaspoons ground cloves
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Prepare two cookie sheets. I use a silicone mat under these cookies, which works perfectly, but I think parchment paper also would guarantee success. If you don't have either of these, I would spray the cookie sheets with cooking spray.
Put shortening and sugar in the bowl of a stand mixer and beat on slow speed until well combined and creamy, scraping the bowl down as needed. Or cream them together by hand.
Add beaten egg and molasses, mixing until well combined, scraping the bowl down as needed.
In a separate bowl, sift or whisk together flour, baking soda, ginger, cinnamon and cloves.
Add the dry ingredients to the wet and mix until well combined.
To get 18, 4-inch cookies, use a 1.5 ounce ice cream scoop (about 7 teaspoons, a little more than 2 tablespoons) and drop the dough onto the cookie sheets, keeping the lumps of dough 3-4 inches apart. The original recipe says to flatten the dough with a fork, but I use the bottom of a glass that I dip in granulated sugar in between each cookie.
Bake 10 minutes for crispy edges and chewy middles. Bake longer (keep your eye on them though) for totally crispy cookies.
Original recipe from "The Well Tempered Kitchen: A collection of the favorite recipes of the Westerly Community Chorus and their friends."
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Serves 8-12
2 packages fresh spinach
4 hard-boiled eggs
1 medium onion
1 cup mayonnaise
Salt & pepper to taste
4 tablespoons vinegar
4 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons cream (or milk)
2 tablespoons oil
Wash spinach and, if using big leaves, remove stems and tear into bite-size pieces. If using baby spinach, keep stems.
Combine all remaining ingredients in a blender or food processor and blend well. Refrigerate until ready to serve.
Note: If you don't have a blender or food processor, you can finely grate the onion and the eggs.
Original recipe by Betsey Hall from "The Well Tempered Kitchen: A collection of the favorite recipes of the Westerly Community Chorus and their friends."
It combines common holiday leftovers with some delicious add-ins to create a dish you can freeze, then, sometime in January, bake and enjoy the delayed fruits of your labor.
Butternut squash pie seems to have fallen by the wayside but when I was a kid, we never ate pumpkin pie. It was always squash.
You don't have to shove tradition aside entirely, you just have to add some delicious food that doesn't contain meat, and some other great meatless dishes that don't call for dairy products.
This coarse, hulled wheat with an Italian pedigree brings a rather neutral flavor, but a delightfully chewy texture to the party.
It isn't always true that when I have that reaction to a recipe, I am rewarded with deliciousness when I prepare it. But sometimes, as with this soup, my gustatory instincts are spot on.
Pea soup, for me, is a natural choice this time of year. It's inexpensive. It's easy to make. And it helps me remember that I should never judge anything by what it looks like.
So now that I'm staring down the throat of winter and feel the first frost looming like a full moon over Fishers Island Sound, the thought of losing one flavorful leaf is unbearable.
I prefer them roasted, which preserves all that umami sweetness and royal purple-pink color.
You're going to need hostess gifts and a little something for teachers, co-workers, friends and family, so why not turn the overabundance now into thoughtful, delicious presents you'll be so happy to have on hand later.
My mom and dad anticipated the arrival of those bright yellow, bumpy gems the way the rest of us looked forward to Christmas.
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A rare photograph of the "green cloud" caused by dining on beans and salsa verde the night before.
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Graduate students: Are you up for a challenge? The Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge Award (SISCA), a program of IonE and the Dow Chemical Company, recognizes and rewards students and universities for innovation and research that encourages and promotes sustainable solutions to the world's most pressing social, economic and environmental problems.
See the Challenge Rules for guidelines for submission.
Applications for 2015 are now under review. Check back soon for updates!
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- exhibit potential for solving world challenges in alignment with the spirit of Dow's 2025 Sustainability Goals
- be interdisciplinary (applied sciences, engineering, economics, public policy, social studies, business etc.)
- involve innovative thinking and excellence in research
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Awards include a $10,000 grand prize and a $2,500 runner-up prize.
For more information contact Fred Rose (firstname.lastname@example.com) or visit the challenge website.
Dow launched SISCA in 2009 to promote forward thinking in social and environmental responsibility. See the most recent University of Minnesota results.
To ensure a more sustainable future, it's essential we promote and cultivate fresh ideas, innovative thinking and sustainable practices that balance environmental, societal and economic decisions. SISCA advances sustainable development, helping further our commitment to create positive change for tomorrow. Key areas of research may include but are not limited to climate change, energy efficiency and conservation, human health and environment, product safety, circular economy, breakthrough innovations, sustainable chemistry, chemical technology.
Applicants must be enrolled graduate students at the University of Minnesota. Former SISCA winners are not eligible to participate. SISCA acknowledges the energy, commitment and enthusiasm of University of Minnesota students and the professors, sponsors and facilitators who support their sustainability innovations and efforts in continued excellence.
SISCA is an annual competition that begins in the fall term. Final presentations and announcement of winners will occur December 3, 2015 at the Institute on the Environment, St. Paul Campus, University of Minnesota.
2014 Dow SISCA Competition
Project to create sustainable magnets wins $10K prize
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A Compact, Portable Compressed Air Power Supply for Human Assistive Devices
Dustin Johnson, MS Mechanical Engineering
A compact, portable device that converts hydrocarbon fuel directly to compressed air energy using a tiny free-piston engine.
Sustainable Routes to Industrial Chemicals: Furan-Modified Dehydration Catalysts
Christoph Krumm & Katherine Vinter, PhD Chemical Engineering
The potential to transform the chemical industry toward bio-renewable-based consumer plastics, commodity chemicals and fuels has necessitated the development of novel technologies for upgrading of products from processes, such as biomass pyrolysis and fermentation. A major cost-prohibitive step in this process is the efficient dehydration of these feedstocks to reduce the oxygen content – a requirement for value-added products. Using a novel furan-modified solid acid catalyst, this team has achieved ultra-high efficiency and selectivity for the dehydration of these feedstocks.
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Md AI Mehedi, PhD Chemical Engineering and Material Science
This project described magnets composed of a noble material based on Fe and N that are free of rare earth elements and have the ability to give the same or better magnetic performance than rare earth–based permanent magnets.
Reducing Fossil Fuel Use in Water and Space Heating: Thermotropic Materials for Low-Cost Solar Thermal Collectors
Daniel Nigon, MS Mechanical Engineering
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Breaking Bad gets 16 more episodes, but that's it
"Breaking Bad" is in the midst of its most successful season.
Household ratings are up 30 percent. The number of viewers is up 28 percent. Some key demos are up double digits, too.
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Hotel description Albergo Centrale
Business hours of reception: 24 hours
The Hotel Albergo Centrale is housed in a historical and completely renovated building, right in the centre of Cernobbio. It is about 100 m away from Lake Como and the landing stage.
All 22 guestrooms are equipped with air condition, minibar, TV, phone, internet access, desk, bath with shower or bathtub, hair dryer and balcony or terrace. A room service is available as well.
The restaurant is located on the ground floor. During the winter season our guests can enjoy their dinner in the vault cellar and in summer we serve the meals in the garden.
In their spare time guests can rent a boat or take the public ferry to make a tour on the lake and visit the villas, open for the tourists. Flights with a seaplane (departure from Como) are also possible.
From 1st april to 31st october The city tax of € 1,50 per person per night (excluding children until 12 years old) this tax is not included in the price of the room, is to be added to your room bill to be paid directly at the reception.
Further information on the hotel
Reception hours
Distances (km)
|Highway (A9)
|Congress center (Villa Erba)
|Tennis court
|Golf course (Golf Club Lanzo)
|Golf course (Golf Club Monticello)
|City district (Cernobbio)
|Station (Como San Giovanni)
|Station (Como San Giovanni)
|Station (Como San Giovanni)
|Station (Como San Giovanni)
|Airport (Malpensa International Airport (MXP))
|Airport (Linate Airport (LIN))
|Airport (Orio Al Serio Airport (BGY))
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- Single rooms: 3
- Double rooms: 19
- Suites: 1
- Junior suites: 1
- Apartments: 1
- Twin rooms: 4
- Triple rooms: 4
- Quadruple rooms: 3
- Garden terrace
- Ice cream maker
- Dogs of all sizes allowed
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- AmericanExpress
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Daniel Radcliffe Speaks American in SNL Promo
Radcliffe and Sudeikis star in NBC promo for new SNL episode.
By: Ashley Baylen
Daniel Radcliffe is set to host Saturday Night Live for the first time this upcoming Saturday, January 14th. Both Harry Potter and SNL fans are waiting patiently for his debut, but if you are interested in a little sneak peak, NBC has released a promo teaser video starring Radcliffe and Jason Sudeikis.
The teaser begins with SNL cast member, Sudeikis, making fun of Radcliffe's British accent.
"What is that you're doing with your voice?" asks Sudeikis. "Are you doing a character? Like a chimney sweep or something? Are you doing Winslet? What are you doing? I love it, you're gonna fit in great around here."
Sudeikis also asks The Woman in Black actor if he can do an American accent.
"I can try," says Radcliffe. "What up dude? Give me some hamburgers and pizza!"
The promo video is filled with many endearing and funny moments. Watch below.
Daniel Radcliffe's episode of SNL will feature a musical appearance from Lana Del Ray.
This Couple is Documenting their Conversion to Judaism on InstagramAugust 27, 2015 | By Sy Berg
2HipJews are putting the 'modern' back into modern Orthodox
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After nearly 7 years, we are sadly ending Shalom Life's run.
Shaw Festival Review: The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide...August 26, 2015 | By Hermine Steinberg
Tony Kushner's family drama challenges it's audiences on so many levels, it leaves you breathless and beaten. It is awesome; astounding, humbling, overwhelming and remarkable.
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This powerful play based on a true story is an absolute must-see this summer.
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These 10 LGBT celebrities are an inspiration to us all.
Crossfit "Guru" Does Handstand at Holocaust MemorialAugust 14, 2015 | By Daina Goldfinger
Dave Driskell apologized Monday evening for his actions
There's a Jewish Rapper with a #1 Hit Record, and His Name's Not DrakeAugust 14, 2015 | By B. Shane Morganstein
Lil Dicky's 'Professional Rapper' sells 22,000 copies in its first week
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Reports indicate that some 78,000 travelers passed through the Israeli airport in a single day
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April 25, 2013 in Sports
Drake has strong field
DES MOINES, Iowa – The Drake Relays begin this week with the best field in recent memory.
The annual Iowa meet and new sponsor Hy-Vee, a grocery store chain, came up with the idea of staging as many rematches of the 2012 London Games as possible to better compete with the more prestigious Penn Relays.
The lure of a $50,000 purse for elite invitational races and $25,000 for special field events has drawn 19 medalists from the London Olympics to Des Moines, including the gold, silver and bronze medalists from the 110-meter hurdles.
The 104th Drake Relays crowns its first winners today and concludes Sunday. It's Friday and Saturday that are stacked with events featuring the Olympians.
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Tomas Jurco scores his first NHL goal
by George Malik on 12/17/13 at 08:00 PM ET
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The Red Wings are predictably down 2-1 to the Anaheim Ducks at present, but the Wings blew a 1-goal lead because Tomas Jurco scored his first NHL goal--and it was a beauty:
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Red Wings reveal more details regarding 'Coke Zero Fan Zone'
by George Malik on 12/17/13 at 06:52 PM ET
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From the Red Wings' PR department, regarding the team's "Coke Zero Fan Zone"...
Coke Zero Fan Zone line-up announced
Top local musical acts, local restaurants and interactive activities to enhance the five-day, 122,000-square-foot hockey fan event in conjunction with the 2013 SiriusXM Hockeytown Winter Festival™ and the 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic®
DETROIT – Olympia Entertainment revealed today the line-up and stage times for the local music acts and fun-filled family entertainment; participating Metro Detroit-area restaurants; winter- and hockey-themed interactive activities including photo opportunities with the Stanley Cup taking place at the Coke Zero Fan Zone. The five-day, 122,000-square-foot hockey fan event outside of Comerica Park December 27-31, will take place in conjunction with the 2013 SiriusXM Hockeytown Winter Festival™ inside Comerica Park leading up to the highly anticipated 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic® at Michigan Stadium New Year's Day.
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Red Wings-Ducks game-day updates: Nyquist out with groin injury, 'day to day'
by George Malik on 12/17/13 at 11:23 AM ET
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Updated 11x at 7:09 PM: The Detroit Red Wings will have their hands full when they welcome the 23-7-5 Anaheim Ducks to Joe Louis Arena this evening (7:30 PM, FSD/Prime Ticket/97.1 FM)--as the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan noted, the Wings have won 2 of their past 15 games at home--and the Red Wings' Game Day Blog also reminds us that yesteray night and this morning's plethora of
pinatas, I mean good injury news doesn't change the fact that it would be more accurate to suggest that this is a Wiffins-Ducks game:
Detroit has center Pavel Datsyuk back from a seven-game absence following a concussion, but the Red Wings are still without captain Henrik Zetterberg (back), goalie Jimmy Howard (sprained knee), defenseman Danny DeKeyser(shoulder) and three other forwards, including Johan Franzen and Justin Abdelkader (concussion protocols). Franzen left Detroit's game Sunday night against the Tampa Bay Lightning early in the second period after being hit in the face by defenseman Radko Gudas.
Rookie Tomas Jurco, Detroit's second-round pick in the 2011 NHL draft, made his NHL debut against the Lightning and the Red Wings have called up center Riley Sheahan from Grand Rapids of the American Hockey League to replace Franzen.
"Normally, and I say this all of the time, someone else gets an opportunity," coach Mike Babcock said. "We're running out of guys to get opportunities."
As the Wings' morning skate got underway, DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose reported that Mikael Samuelsson's likely to draw back into tonight's lineup--and i doing so, he delivered further bad injury news:
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Michigan's weather reminds us that outdoor activites at the Comerica Park are 'weather-permitting'
by George Malik on 12/17/13 at 10:35 AM ET
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Via RedWingsFeed, CBS Detroit reports that Michigan's elements got in the way of the first "open skates" scheduled to be held at Comerica Park:
The weather outside is frightful — so much in fact that officials have been forced to cancel some of Tuesday's open skating sessions at Comerica Park.
The first two skating sessions Tuesday morning will no longer take place due to icy conditions. Organizers say the cold temperatures aren't good for the ice because it can shatter. However, the rink will be up and ready for open skating, beginning at 11 a.m.
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Red Wings-Ducks set-up and overnight report: undermanned Wings welcome playoff foe to the Joe
by George Malik on 12/17/13 at 03:44 AM ET
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As has become predictable, a lack of practicing yielded actual good news on the injury front for the Red Wings ahead of tonight's Teemu Selanne Farewell Tour and/or Red Wings reunion with the Anaheim Ducks team Detroit bounced from the playoffs last spring (7:30 PM EST, FSD/Prime Ticket/97.1)--and, somewhat intriguingly, these teams will play their two "playoff rematches" within a month.
The Free Press's Helene St. James reported that Darren Helm (shoulder) is "ahead of schedule" and may return as early as this weekend against Toronto;
Ken Holland told the Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness that Henrik Zetterberg (back) and Danny DeKeyser (shoulder) are both quite likely to return on or around December 28th, and Holland suggested that the concussed Johan Franzen and concussed Justin Abdelkader won't be back until the weekend at the earliest, but that they're both OK as they take their first few steps through the NHL's concussion protocol;
And while attending the ceremony dedicating the Wings' charitable donation to Detroit's Clark Park rink, Jimmy Howard and his teammates told Fox Sports Detroit's Jon Paul Morosi that Howard will be back before the Winter Classic, too.
But there are some worrisome sets of numbers for Red Wings fans going into tonight's game: 0-2-3, 5-8-6 and 23-7-5.
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HBO posts first episode of 24/7 Road to the Winter Classic: Toronto Maple Leafs v Detroit Red Wings
by George Malik on 12/16/13 at 09:23 PM ET
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Via RedWingsFeed, I didn't think that HBO would do this, but they've posted the first episode of 24/7, Road to the Winter Classic: Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Detroit Red Wings on their YouTube channel:
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Red Wings evening news: Injury updates, Wings at Clark Park, programming notes and videos
by George Malik on 12/16/13 at 08:33 PM ET
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The Red Wings recalled Riley Sheahan to essentially replace Johan Franzen for at least a "couple of games," with the Grand Rapids Griffins recalling Louis-Marc Aubry from Toledo as a result, and Ken Holland offered an intriguing take as to why he picked Sheahan in a conversation with the Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness:
Sheahan, 22, has leapfrogged Cory Emmerton as far as call ups go.
"We've seen Emmerton for nine games, we know what he can do," Wings general manager Ken Holland said. "We haven't really seen Riley Sheahan. He's a first-round pick. He had a pretty good rookie year last year and had a good playoff in Grand Rapids. Let's see what he can do."
Sheahan, who was selected in the first round (21st overall) in the 2010 draft out of Notre Dame, has six goals and eight assists in 23 games with the Griffins. He's played in two games over his career with Detroit, one in each of the past two seasons and has no points.
Both Sheahan and Landon Ferraro are no longer waiver-exempt next year, but the Wings are down two "unnatural" centers in Franzen and Abdelkader and two natural centers in Henrik Zetterberg and Darren Helm, so recalling a player who's focusing on defense this year makes sense.
Regarding Franzen, as MLive's Ansar Khan notes, we don't know whether he'll miss one game or more than one game because the Wings didn't practice on Monday, and the NHL's "concussion protocols" play out depending on how players react to physical activity:
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Wings Recall Riley Sheahan
by Paul on 12/16/13 at 04:08 PM ET
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DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings today recalled center Riley Sheahan from the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins.
A native of St. Catherines, Ontario, Sheahan has skated in 23 games with the Griffins this season, recording 14 points (6-8-14) and 10 penalty minutes. He helped the Griffins to a Calder Cup in 2012-13, recording 36 points (16-20-36) in 72 regular-season games and tying for the AHL rookie lead in the playoffs with 16 points (3-13-16) in 24 games. Sheahan has also appeared in two career games with the Red Wings, recording four penalty minutes.
The 22-year-old forward was originally drafted by Detroit in the first round (21st overall) of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. He spent three seasons at the University of Notre Dame, registering 64 points (20-44-64) and 74 penalty minutes from 2009-12.
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Red Wings, NHL make 'Winter Classic Legacy Donation' to Clark Park rink official
by George Malik on 12/16/13 at 03:05 PM ET
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From the NHL:
NHL Winter Classic Legacy Donation Includes Zamboni® Ice Resurfacing Machine, Outdoor Rink Renovations and Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Upgrades
DTE Energy, Johnson Control and York Among Legacy Initiative Supporters
NEW YORK (December 16, 2013) – The National Hockey League and Detroit Red Wings Foundation today unveiled its extensive renovations and upgrades to Detroit's Clark Park Coalition recreation center as part of the 2014 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic® Legacy Initiative.
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Red Wings off-day news: injury updates; on Jurco, Yzerman, the Hockeytown Winter Festival and Frk
by George Malik on 12/16/13 at 01:42 PM ET
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Updated 6x at 2:28 PM: I actually managed to get some sleep (rare!) thanks to Paul holding down the fort (and the Wings won't practice today; they will, however, make a significant charitable donation to Detroit's Clark Park rink at 3 PM, and again, the team practices outdoors at Comerica Park on Wednesday), but I've woken up to predictable news regarding the Red Wings' injury front from the Free Press's Helene St. James:
#RedWings G Jimmy Howard (knee) going on short-term IR, center to be named being called up for Tuesday vs. Anaheim.
#RedWings F Justin Abdelkader (blow to head, undergoing concussion protocol) biked today, might be ready come the weekend.
#RedWings F Darren Helm (shoulder) expected to join morning skate Tuesday, if goes well, could be ready Thursday/weekend
She continued...
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FIFA 10 Ultimate Team Scores a Trailer
Written Monday, January 18, 2010 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
EA has released a brand spanking new trailer for their forthcoming FIFA 10 Ultimate Team DLC.
Acting as a pre-emptive tutorial, the trailer takes you through the mode's many features, detailing the trading card-style player system (sort of like Top Trumps and that) and a bunch of other cool stuff.
It's fantasy football brought to life!
Just watch the trailer:


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DataViz RoadSync 2.0 : Push E-mail It's hard to beat having push e-mail on the go, as Blackberry users have known for quite a while. RoadSync lets Symbian users in on all the fun. Shown here is RoadSync 2.0 running on a Nokia E62.
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Pepperoni Macaroni Recipe
For your next potluck offering, consider this hearty pasta bake from Marlene Mohr of Cincinnati, Ohio. It's jazzed up with pepperoni, sausage and olives for pizza-like flavor. It's handy, too, because it can be assembled ahead of time, then baked right before serving.
- 2-1/2 cups uncooked elbow macaroni
- 1 pound bulk Italian sausage
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 can (15 ounces) pizza sauce
- 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
- 1/3 cup milk
- 1 package (3-1/2 ounces) sliced pepperoni, halved
- 1 jar (4-1/2 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained
- 1 can (2-1/4 ounces) sliced ripe olives, drained
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1. Cook macaroni according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook sausage and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Drain macaroni.
- 2. In a large bowl, combine the pizza sauce, tomato sauce and milk. Stir in sausage mixture, macaroni, pepperoni, mushrooms and olives.
- 3. Transfer to a greased 13x9-in. baking dish. Cover and bake at 350° for 30 minutes. Uncover; sprinkle with cheese. Bake 10-15 minutes longer or until heated through and cheese is melted. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 cup equals 334 calories, 19 g fat (7 g saturated fat), 45 mg cholesterol, 1,041 mg sodium, 26 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 16 g protein.
Wine Pairings
Full-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied white wine such as Chardonnay or Viognier.
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This is an awesome picture
From Earth to the Moon!
This is not the portage tunnel. This photo is of the staple bend tunnel. The portage tunnel is located near Gallitzin PA
The K-4 is still in the repair shop at Steamtown Scranton as of June 2009, and it looks like it's still going to be there for quite some more time. Some parts of the K-4 (Driver's cab and driving wheels) are still in the Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum, out in the weather.
If only the people that thought these things were great did some research.
Hello wildfire,
This picture from days long past compared to your pictures of today has made it even more interesting to roam your neighbourhoods! It's amazing to see that so many both private houses on the hillside across the river , the factory and the Catholic Church are maintained and even been allowed to keep their original style. If I only had old photos, I would try to do the same with my own neighbourhoods.
Kind regards
I don't live in a place that floods, and therefore don't know what I'm looking at. Where is the high water mark?
very nice shot!
nice shot! greetings from Ukraine, AR Crimea, Kerch!!!
A very nice shot! Voted!
Greetings from Austia


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The Gift of Fate by TVsKyleWatch
©2012-2015 TVsKyle
I made this Manos: The Hands of Fate drawing for Q Pops Black X-Mas gallery! Its up there now, so if you live in southern California, please go take a look!
That was definitely one of the finest masterpieces by MST3K. How could anybody not love that episode?
Bwahahahahaha that's great
Wait...it's been almost a month, and no one's done the inevitable TVsKyle = TV's Frank comparison? Puh-leez.
Believe it or not, it was a coincidental knicknaming!
Wow...I actually never would've guessed that. How DID you get your name, then? Same reason they call him TV's Frank, just because that's how they'd refer to TV stars then?
Exactly. I think we just both are telling the same joke about advertising. I was aware of Frank at the time, but I was new to MST3K and I just heard them refer to him as "Frank" in the show all the time. I didn't know they called him "TV's Frank" until I'd had the name for quite some time.
Say- you gave Torgo proper goat legs (as evidenced by the hooves)! Nice little bit o' detail there!
The real question is, what does The Master got behind his back?
Love it, it just needs the silhouette at the front ... Torgo and his banana heaven.... oh, good times
The Master has done well by Torgo. Good for him.
this brings me joy
The gift that keeps up giving!
I love Torgo's little goat feet
holy hell yes!
Awww...that's sweet. I hope the cloak brings adequate warmth to his swollen, deformed kneecaps.
The 'Master' approves!
Hahaha, oh man... I love Manos' look satisfaction. Torgo is finally one of the crew.
You had a fateful hand while drawing this *hyuckhyuck*
And then the Master repayed Torgo by setting his hand on fire and letting him run around the desert til he died.
Merry Christmas everyone!!
Merry Christmas everyone!!
This reminds me of "Mystery Science Theater 3000", for some strange reason!
Hope this isn't the last we can see of MST3K stuff from you, or Manos for that matter.
Hopefully Manos 2 will come out soon. I've been hyped ever since I saw Rifftrax take on Manos in August, and got to see Tom Neyman as the Master for the first time in however many years.
Also, Manos in HD. Yep. I donated. Why? Because. Manos in HD.
Hopefully Manos 2 will come out soon. I've been hyped ever since I saw Rifftrax take on Manos in August, and got to see Tom Neyman as the Master for the first time in however many years.
Also, Manos in HD. Yep. I donated. Why? Because. Manos in HD.
I think it's about time Torgo has been shown a little appreciation for all his hard work. Those hand robes there look very comfy, like satanic snuggies.
Really... my feelings can be summed up in a single word... "Yes".
I swear, this is one of those films I can't watch without Joel and the Bots riffing on it. Cool pic by the way!
I think the only MST3K I can enjoy without riffs is "The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living And Became Mixed-Up Zombie" and that just because it has so durn much heart.


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Ok, 5+ weeks and no posts, what gives?
Basically, after Vista shipped, I took a much needed vacation. I was looking at losing 2 weeks of vacation at the end of the year and I decided to spend some of the time I would have carried over and just take off until the new year.
It's funny. I used to ask my friends who retired early what they did with all that time, and they invariably answered: "It's not a problem at all - there's tons of stuff to do". Ya know, they were right - there IS tons of stuff to do.
I mostly spent my time off wrapping Christmas presents (my side of the family's Christmas was 20 people this year so there are a lot of presents to wrap (it'll be 24 people next year since my brother's family joins us on odd years), adding in Valorie's family and friends here in Seattle means we do presents for something like 40 people). I also spent time schlepping the kids to various events and shopping and generally just puttering around. It was really quite relaxing (and quite the change to how my life was before we shipped).
And then we had the windstorm. On the night of the storm, Valorie and I sat on our front porch and watched the trees across the street bend back and forth. It was truly freaky - there was essentially no wind at street level, while the trees across the street were bending at least 20 degrees. I was convinced they were going to snap.
We lost power at about 6PM on Thursday the 14th. What we didn't realize until later was that we lived at essentially ground zero for the windstorm powerline damage - while there was no damage at all in our neighborhood, the same couldn't be said about the power lines around our house. On Friday morning, we left the house to get supplies (always after the fact) and drove to Woodinville-Duvall road which was simply devastated - trees across the road held up only by power lines, power poles snapped in half, traffic and street lights lying twisted in the middle of the road.
While power was out, we never bothered with the shelter thing, we just ate out at restaurants and drove around taking care of last minute things (silly stuff like dealing with the load of laundry that was running in the washing machine when power went out). Fortunately power came back at Microsoft on Saturday afternoon, so we were able to go and get showered in the locker rooms (thanks Lisa for the towels). On Sunday night there were a half a dozen families scattered around my building who had decided to camp out for the duration.
We left for the east coast on Monday the 18th still without power, the power didn't come back at home until sometime on the 22nd (I called into home daily and when the answering machine picked up, I knew we had power).
Christmas itself was very fun, it was great seeing everyone in our family again - we spent the first week with my mom in NYC (we saw Spamalot and the Big Apple Circus (a holiday tradition, this year's show was particularly impressive)).
We next drove up to Boston and celebrated Christmas with the rest of the family, which was again great - lots of great food, conversations, etc. Gift highlights for Christmas were: Sharron's getting her ears pierced, and Daniel receiving the most remarkable pair of Chuck Taylor Converse All Stars I've ever seen (I didn't even know they MADE shoes in metallic gold). Here's a link to the shoes.
And of course getting to see all the "littles" again was really cool - my cousins have 5 kids all under 6 between them so there are tons of really cute kids running around all the time.
We then returned to Albany for a couple of days with my immediate family - always a lot of fun, including a birthday dinner hosted by my sister Edie (we had chicken puff (an old family recipe ) and a Carvel cake (we don't get them on the West Coast)) :).
And after all that, we then returned to Seattle and started dealing with the aftermath of the storm - everything in our freezers is toast, so we're restocking the house.
Oh, and now that I'm back at work, I'm dealing with six weeks of email backlog. That's also "exciting", but in a different way.
Coming up? Well, Daniel's been cast as Demetrious in the Village Theatre's Kidstage production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream", so he's going to be in rehearsals essentially non-stop for the next 5 weeks, then he is in the ensemble for the Overlake School's production of "The Robber Bridegroom". So we're gonna be doing a ton of schlepping :).
You keep toast in your freezer? That seems a little inefficient.
Glad to know you enjoyed some well deserved time off and am sorry about all the storm damage.
As for Vista, I am THOROUGHLY enjoying it. I got RTM a few days back thanks to my TechNet subscription along with Office 2007. You guys rock and thank you for all your hard work.
Apple and linux will have no idea what hit them!
Here are some pics on Flicker:
Thanks Gernot, those pictures are exactly what I was talking about - my house is about 1/4 mile from the traffic lights.
They have a non-flash site:
Those ARE pretty cool looking.
On my blog, I've got some pictures of Woodinville-Duvall Road. Reportedly, PSE replaced 150 power poles on that road alone (although that seems iffy).
Thanks FS, I've updated the post to include the link.
Thanks Charles, context is always appreciated.
Great news Larry that you are back. I was worried something was up. Happy New Year.
>> ... and a Carvel cake (we don't get them on the West Coast)) :).
well, they have them down here in San Diego (in markets and some ice cream shops). I believe Carvel operates franchises and the parent company owns Seattle's Best coffee, so who knows - maybe they'll show-up in the northwest one of these days.


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YorkThe Mount Royale Hotel and Spa is ideally placed for all visitors to the historic and well-preserved City of York. For the tourist, the City is just minutes away with its Minster and medieval streets.
For the sports goer the equally famous racecourse, where guests can enjoy the flat racing from May to October, and mingle with top owners, trainers and jockeys staying at the hotel, is within walking distance. The business person is equally well catered for with quite excellent modern communication; the railway station is just under 2 hours from London and there is a direct link to Manchester Airport. For country lovers, the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors are within three quarters of an hour's drive.
Harewood House, Castle Howard (of Brideshead Revisited fame) and many other fine country houses within easy reach are nearby. The Castle Museum is in the very heart of the city near the castle and the Jorvik Viking centre. Many streets have been re-created incorporating original fittings. York has a wealth of independent Art galleys as well as The City Art Gallery located near the Theatre Royal. Many local, national and international artists are showing around York.
York has a dozen annual Rowing Regattas with crews in all classes from the UK and abroad. York is home to four clubs. The River Ouse is visited annually by up to 15,000 boats. York has its own marina downstream from the city centre.
The city is home of one of the finest flat race courses in the UK. The Knavesmire is just up the road from the hotel and on big race days attracts crowds of up to 35,00. The Ebor meeting is the big meeting...watch out for all of your favorite TV and Sporting stars! Shop-a-hollics beware! York is blessed with such a wide range of shops. Whether it be large department stores, intimate boutiques, exotic and creative gift shops to out of town shopping malls of which there are 3. Newgate and Parliament Street are home to York's markets. From traditional stalls to specialty markets such as the Yorkshire Pantry, the French market and the York Food festival markets, there is plenty to see and buy! The jewel in the crown in this great city is York Minster, Europe's largest Gothic Cathedral standing over 200ft tall and over 1000 years old. It contains the largest collection of medieval stained glass in the world.
The bar walls surround the old city centre with its medieval cobbled streets and traditional timber buildings. A walk around the walls offers unique views into the otherwise hidden grounds of the fine houses that surround the Minster.


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|Arachniodes (a-rak-nee-OH-dees) (Info)
|simplicior (sim-PLIK-ee-or) (Info)
|Additional cultivar information:
|(aka Variegata)
Requires consistently moist soil; do not let dry out between waterings
This plant is suitable for growing indoors
12-18 in. (30-45 cm)
18-24 in. (45-60 cm)
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 �C (30 �F)
Light Shade
Partial to Full Shade
Provides winter interest
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
By dividing the rootball
N/A: plant does not set seed, flowers are sterile, or plants will not come true from seed
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Montgomery, Alabama
Sylmar, California
Niceville, Florida
Orlando, Florida
Marietta, Georgia
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Raleigh, North Carolina
Summerville, South Carolina
Christiana, Tennessee
Cordova, Tennessee
Dallas, Texas
Deer Park, Texas
Virginia Beach, Virginiashow all
On Jul 31, 2011, blgibbs from Garland, TX wrote:
Had three ferns planted and they all burned up this summer. They were getting 4-6 hours direct sun. Too much.. OK.. purchased East Indian Holly Fern locally. The placard states part sun "4-6 hours of sun". Info on this site disagrees with that. So whats a person supposed to do?????
On Feb 20, 2008, rntx22 from Houston, TX (Zone 9a) wrote:
I think this is my favorite fern - the colors are so beautiful. Mine gets a little brown on the tips over winter, but otherwise does fine. It is on a covered porch in mostly shade.
On Aug 17, 2007, Cretaceous from El Sobrante, CA (Zone 9b) wrote:
Another one of my favourite ferns. Moderately slow growing, but worth the effort !
On Aug 17, 2006, vossner from Richmond, TX (Zone 9a) wrote:
very, very slow grower, but not demanding. very striking in the garden. mine is planted inground, mostly shade.
On Jun 11, 2004, CatskillKarma from West Kill, NY wrote:
I have been growing one of these for several years. My garden is on an exposed mountainside at the cold end of zone 5 bordering on zone 4. My variegated holly fern is in a ten inch terra cotta pot and comes inside for the winter, to a log cabin that is heated only on weekends and frequently gets down to 40F. It grew lavishly for the first few years--purchased from Naylor Creek. A typical frond is two feet long and eight inches wide at the widest part. However, this year I put it outdoors in mid-May, thinking that it is hardy to zone 7 or so and would tolerate some light frost. It got nipped by one frost and 25F night, and is now looking pretty sickly. Most fronds are at least half brown. It will probaby recover, but, for now, all stems are very brittle and easily broken. I do not recommen... read more
On Nov 12, 2003, palmbob from Acton, CA (Zone 8b) wrote:
Nice looking fern for temperate gardens... not really sure on how much cold it will take but no known problems in So California. Supposedly it is best to be careful about overwatering in winter (dormant then). Native of China and Japan. Has a nice, prominent bright yellow stripe down middle of glossy, limegreen leaves.
On Sep 28, 2003, htop from San Antonio, TX (Zone 8b) wrote:
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2003 Chevrolet Malibu • 108,000 miles
Where can I find the intake and out flow hoses to the heater core to flush it. It might be clogged. I just done a complete a full gasket change on the gm 3100 engine. And now my car keeps over heating. Trying to figure out how to burp the lines and if that dont work. How do I flush the heater core. Wheres the hose location or diagram.
January 21, 2013.
January 21, 2013.
Did you torque the head bolts the correct torque and torque pattern?
There is no bleeding procedure for this car let's try this remove the thermostat and let's see if it still overheats?I had a grand am with a quad four engine put in a brand new thermostat in it. The engine was overheating only one radiator was getting hot and the radiator fan was blowing cold air from the radiator. Removed the thermostat and it didn't overheat hot air out of the radiator and both hose got hot. Put in another thermostat and it worked.
Ok will do. I called autozone today amd they said something about getting air out of my lines by rumning the car with the radiator cap off. Is that true. I will keep u posted.
I looked up your car on my Mitchell on demand for coolant replacement and refill it just says fill the coolant let it run and add coolant as needed as the air works its way out. Running it with the cap off can be dicey that hot coolant doesn't blow all over you when it gets hot. Keep me posted on what you find.
Ok I put the thermo in with factpry gasket. No over heat but still no heat out of heater. And also the hose that runs to the water pump is hot so is the hose from the radiator. To thermostat
Alright we fixed one problem at least. When its hot see if both heater hoses going into your heater core at the firewall are both too hot to hold?
Are the hoses kinked? There is no heater control valve on that car. Is the heater core clear and not plugged?
Jan 25, 2013.
Jan 25, 2013.


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|Reviews for Bella Sara Poems
| Cecilia the Angel-Devil chapter 1 . 10/14/2013
I love your poems! I wish tere were more people who wrote things about the world of Bella Sara.
| XxArmoraxX chapter 1 . 11/19/2012
Who is your Favourite Bella Sara horse? mine is Jewel and your fanfiction so great love it!
| Maroonheart chapter 2 . 7/17/2012
XD I love these!
| Akuryou-san chapter 2 . 6/13/2012
Pretty good. I'd separate the poems if I were you though.