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I had a blower door test done on my home and the report came back giving me some "low hanging fruit" ways to eliminate 80% of where the heat was escaping. The main culprit is the recessed lights and the fiberglass insultation in our attic. It was amazing seeing how much heat was being lost up there!
Anyway, he suggest that I tear out all the fiberglass insulation, make foam board boxes to go over the recessed lights, put in baffles in the eaves and then blow in loose cellulose insulation. The main waste from this project will be all the old insulation. And there will be a bunch of it. What is the most cost effective and earth friendly way to dispose of it?
Thanks for any input.
Couldn't you just blow in the cellulose over the top of the glass? I would think the weight of the cellulose would compress the glass enough that it wouldn't make much difference if it ws there or not.
Unless the insulation is moldy, mildewed or wet, or if it will interfere with getting the R-value up (paperbacked instead of foil)I'd leave it.
It might be a scam to remove the old stuff (think Attic blankets) just to blow in cellulose.
Check on the why they want it removed and go from there.
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I totally agree with what others have said. Unless the fiberglass is moldy there's no reason to get rid of it. I have blown in insulation over fiberglass batts in my own home and have seen it done many times. Perhaps we're missing something whereby they want you to remove the insulation and do something more substantial than just blocking in cans. By the way, are the cans IC rated in that insulation can come into contact with them? If not I would rip them out and put IC rated ones in instead of making a box... seems like less work and lots more safe.
Anyway, back to your original question; fiberglass is not environmentally dangerous, it's basically silicone (sand) made into hair in much the same way as cotton candy is made with sugar. The cheapest way would be to bring it to the dump like any other garbage except that it will occupy a whole lot of space unless you compact it. In many jurisdictions garbage is calculated by volume and the insulation has a lot of volume. If you have the option you may want to try to dispose of it as weight, it of course has very little weight. You can also rent a dumpster. A 20 yard dumpster in my area is around $250 which includes delivery and pickup. I can't imagine you can't get a whole house worth of insulation (and a whole heck of a lot of other stuff you want to get rid of for compacting) in a 20 yard dumpster. Be careful though, at least in my area they get you for extra weight.
I also agree with everyone else and would just blow in over the top of it. But if you're adement about getting rid of it why not try giving it away to some one who is trying to insulate their shop?
Thank for everyone who replied. I contacted the energy contractor and asked him if I could use both and he said that I could. But he wanted me to put a layer of the cellulose below the fiber glass and on top. The reason he said was that for inslulation to be effective it needs to be touching the sheeting material below it. In New England, it is a common practice to insall "strapping" to the bottom of the ceiling joists. Strapping is a 3/4" X 2" board and it is used to screw the drywall to the ceiling. I guess that electricians also like it because it leaves a space to string wire. My home contains this material and it creates a bump in the fiber glass that allows air channels on the side that lead staight to the soffit. So that is why he wanted me to us the blown cellulose, to close that gap between the strapping and the drywall. Thanks for all your posts.
Dead air space is dead air space and that's what makes good insulation. Sounds to me like your "energy contractor" is trying to justify his fee and fancy title. I totally understand either removing the batts or blowing over the top of them. It will block the heat from escaping through the seams in the batts. But removing the batts to blow in insulation. Then reinstall the batts to blow in more insulation sounds like a load of crap to me. Your insulation will be just as effective if you don't remove the batts. Ask you "energy contractor" if the insulation would still work if you were to put in a suspended ceiling? Same difference as strapping.
As everyone knows dead air is a great insulator and really the basis for fiberglass and cellulose insulation. The key word here is "dead" air. If the air is escaping that's of course not good. I'm not sure though that you can't just move the batts from the edges towards the center and then just blow the cellulose where the batts were. I'm not sure the contractor was trying to rip you off. In at least my neck of the woods it would be too easy to get caught. Something as seemingly aggregious as that would certainly result in a complaint to the contractors license board.
And I'll throw in one more thought
What if you stopped those "channels" with foam at the outer walls?
removed the batts in the "outer" chanels and movved that insulation to somewhere else?
Yes, that's exactly what I'm thinking!


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The Mission Chinese Food chef hits late night.
The Mission Chinese Food chef hit Late Night last night for a segment devoted to his signature thrice-cooked bacon (and, fair warning, an overt promotional plug for Bombay Sapphire East). If you follow the chef at all, there isn't much new info here — his food's spicy, his restaurants donate money to charity, he was once a pesto champ — but he's as charming as ever, and he does get a chance to talk about his upcoming Oklahoma fund-raiser. Check it out, straight ahead.

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Jumbo Loan Limits » Jumbo ARM Has Lower Payments -- At FirstWith rates so low, most borrowers want the security of a 30-year fixed mortgage. But when getting a jumbo mortgage, that long-term safety means much higher monthly payments than an adjustable-rate mortgage would offer.
Jumbo Loan Limits » Jumbo ARM Has Lower Payments -- At First
With rates so low, most borrowers want the security of a 30-year fixed mortgage. But when getting a jumbo mortgage, that long-term safety means much higher monthly payments than an adjustable-rate mortgage would offer.
Borrowers who need jumbo loans can save hundreds of dollars a month by choosing adjustable-rate mortgages, or ARMs, which normally have lower interest rates than fixed-rate mortgages. That's why the majority of jumbo borrowers opt for ARMs.
"We still continue to see ARMs as the preferred jumbo product of choice, though fixed-rate terms are becoming more attractive," says James Campanella, residential mortgage manager at City National Bank of Florida, in Miami.
While a 30-year fixed jumbo mortgage generally has an interest rate in the 4 percent range or higher, a jumbo ARM could start at less than 3 percent.
"I've seen 5/1 jumbo mortgages as low as 2.75 percent," says Jason Auerbach, division manager at First Choice Loan Services in New York City.
Such a low rate is tempting, but borrowers shouldn't base their decision solely on rate, says David Adamo, chief executive officer of Luxury Mortgage in Stamford, Conn. With an ARM, the rate adjusts after the fixed period, which is usually five or seven years. If mortgage rates skyrocket over that period, the mortgage payments would increase substantially.
"We tell consumers to match the duration of the fixed interest to how long they expect to have the loan for," Adamo says. "Someone may be planning to live in a home for 20 years -- but may only intend to keep the loan for six to seven years."
In that case, a 7/1 ARM would be appropriate. But if you plan to stay in the home longer and don't think you'll be able to pay off the mortgage before the fixed-rate period is over, you might want to consider a fixed longer-term mortgage.
It's impossible to know what the jumbo mortgage market will be like when the introductory rate expires and the rate resets. Many borrowers were trapped in 2008 and 2009 when they tried to refinance their jumbo mortgages as jumbo lending nearly halted.
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"We believe that the life span of the jumbo loan will start to creep up in years, especially at today's lower rates," Campanella says.
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The annual Butterfly Festival is on Saturday, August 17, 2013. The event takes place across from the Dunwoody Nature Center at Dunwoody Park which is located at 5321 Roberts Drive. The hours are from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
The Dunwoody Nature Center will have twice as many butterflies at this year's festival. The Butterfly Festival is a fun time for guests and families to learn about and enjoy nature's beautiful creatures. There will be two large tents at the event, and each tent will be filled with hundreds of live butterflies. Attendees will love getting to walk among the free flying butterflies, and get an up-close experience with the magical species.
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I have had it with these Cory's & thier eggs
Ok, someone needs to either give me a good workable advise or talk to my C. aeneus (Bronze)....
They lay eggs ALL THE TIME since I introduced them in the 55g which is great right, since I'd appreciate some fry...
The deal is while they lay eggs with each weather swing their timing is awful. All I can find in the AM's when I get up is the spots eggs used to be/ chewed up eggs; which I know its the Albino Tiger Barbs getting after them the second they put the eggs there.
That said taking the Cory's out is not a option unless I totally disassemble the planted tank to catch them, which I don't wanna do neither.
Soooo really what are my options? Night shift & flash light with the next storm? :roll:
Yes, and catch the eggs military style, like I do. Swoop in when the Albino Barbs least expect it ;-)
No seriously....anyone got any idea for me?
I don't know. I woke up again this morning to the remains of eggs all over my glass. If I was to try something, I'd probably grab like a straight edge razor and get them...but that'd be risky in crushing the eggs. And I know if I did that, it would make the puffers wanna go and see what's up. My only suggestion is to try it sneak attack in the middle of the night...though that's a gamble in its own right.
But see they don't lay eggs every night....I guess I'll try get up early when we have a storm come through again at like 4-5 AM and see if I can get some out before its too late...
Only if fish wouldn't eat eggs!
maybe chry putting plants in front of them never breed corys but i wont too
Have you tried putting something easy to take out.. in the tank and watch for them to lay then transfer the sheets of whatever you use to a prepared nursery tank. Just getting back into fish after several years away from the hobby. Creekperson
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Faster Angelfish Fry Growth Rates?
Mine are 27 days old now and are decent size.
Check out this video of them I took yesterday
I bumped up the temp yesterday to about 84 degrees (was 80). I hope this will increase their metabolic rate and increase their growth rates.
Also, I am going to try to get them to start eating some crushed flakes for extra nutrients as they are on a strict diet of BBS.
Apart from that I do about 70% WC total every day.
Any other ideas for faster growth rates???
I have some about the same age. Congrats.
Fresh or frozen BBS?
Now my problem is finding enough tank space in the house to grow them out!
And I hatch fresh BBS for my Angels. Some are starting to take the flake food today after trying for a few days.
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Reading Comprehension,summary to a passage,grammar correction,direct vocabulary questions....were they from the above types or there were other types too?plzzzz share the info.....Also the other sections DI,quant and LR.were the questions doable or difficult like the ones in the sample paper provided by crisil?
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Please let me know about average work experience of ppl joining NMIMS.
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Direction: Answer the following questions on the basis of the information given below.
2.The following are the observation of a physician regarding the disease and its symptoms.
i. A patient with disease G will exhibit both a rash and a fever and either a sore throat or a headache, but not both.
ii. A patient with disease L will exhibit both a rash and a fever but neither a sore throat nor a headache.
iii. A patient with disease T will exhibit at least a sore throat and a headache and possibly rash and/or fever.
iv. A patient with disease Z will exhibit at least a headache and possibly fever and/or sore throat but never a rash.
v. No patient has more than one of the diseases G, L, T, Z at once.
if a patient who has one of the diseases mentioned above does not have a rash, the patient must have:
a headache.
a sore throat.
disease T.
disease Z
Ram adores Hindi film music. He always prefers Lata to Lina, and Rafi to Kishore. He always prefers Sonu to Sanu and Sanu to Kishore. He always prefers Rafi to any other composer whose name begins with L except Lata, and he always chooses to listen to composer he prefers. Which of the following cannot be true?
1.Ram prefers Rafi to Lina.
2.Ram prefers Lata to Rafi.:cheers:
3.Ram prefers Lina to Kishore.:clap:
4.Ram prefers Kishore to Lata:banghead:
Direction: Choose the odd one out.
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Video intercom systems are much more affordable than ever before, making them a perfectly reasonable addition for any homeowner. Having the ability to set up a video intercom on your property will make your home much safer and this technology will likely be a fixture in most homes in the coming years.
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If flying with perfect weather at dawn is just not a challenge anymore, why not add another dimension and watch your plane soar through gail's, wind, rain, snow or even lightning.
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Drinking and driving never mix, and the Grady County Sheriff's Office says there are a growing number of minors abusing the law.
LT Russell Register, Grady County Sheriff's Deputy, says, "Most of our underage consumptions come from these parties they may have. Sometimes they move out to the county since the county is bigger than the city."
As a result the Sheriff's Office is putting up a road block on drunk drivers. The sheriff says deputies are on the lookout for suspicious behavior and reckless driving.
Harry Young, Grady County Sheriff, says, "Alcohol is a drug. It's something that has to be controlled and you should be responsible if you're going to have it, and someone under 21 shouldn't drink anyway."
With minors driving under the influence or riding as drunk passengers, the sheriff says education is their most important weapon.
Sheriff Young says, "We have our deputies looking out for it, going into schools and talking to our children about drinking, underage drinking."
They are lessons the sheriff says will hopefully keep kids from drinking and getting behind the wheel of a car. The Grady County Sheriff says a DUI charge can lead to jail time, community service, probation, and losing one's license.
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NBA star and current boyfriend of Gabrielle Union––Dwyane Wade–has been engulfed in a bitter custody battle with his ex-wife Siovaughn for last couple of years. The woman who was once his high school sweetheart has been labeled everything from "violet" to "irresponsible" by the media. If you ask us, something just isn't quite right with entire situation. With Gabrielle Union having been in the picture while he and Siovaughn were allegedly together, it's hard to believe Wade and Siovaughn's love just faded. I digress.
In an attempt to clear her name, or at least swipe away some of the dirt from it, the desperate mother joined Dr. Phil on his episode about "ex-wives seeking justice," where she shares her side of the divorce/custody battle debacle. "Well a lot of it had to do with Mr. Wade's celebrity and a lot of it had to do with his money. But I've seen the court system in a way that I've never seen it before. I went into that place hoping to get help for my children and I, but I found judges in the courtroom quoting statistics for Mr. Wade. They would speak about him as if they were introducing the starting lineup for a basketball game" she revealed.


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The 29th annual Mississippi Valley Blues Festival is coming up July 4 through 6 at Davenport's LeClaire Park. Volunteers are still needed for all shifts July 3 through 7, including admission gate, beer tent, set up and tear down, and backstage hospitality. Over 200 volunteers are needed.
Volunteers receive free admission to the Blues Festival as well as a souvenir festival t-shirt. Priority is given to Mississippi Valley Blues Society members. "Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Blues Festival," says Patty Britt, volunteer coordinator. "The Mississippi Valley Blues Festival is the only major blues festival in the nation that's produced by a volunteer organization, the MVBS. We rely on volunteers to help with all aspects of the festival."
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In groups of two, the students design and build a three-story building to be as earthquake resistant as possible. Using an in-house designed and built shaker table, we load each floor of the building based on area ...
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This activity involves a tour of the local waste water treatment plant, where the students learn about the waste water treatment process. Following the tour the students write up a paper describing the water's ...
Historical Volcanic Eruptions part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Students are asked to individually research and write a paper on a historical volcanic eruption and then are formed into groups to create a 10 minute stand-alone PowerPoint presentation which is shown and discussed ...
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Tsunami assignment part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
Students read reports about potential sources for tsunamis on the US east coast and compare them with previously discussed dangers for the west cost.
Study of the Horsepen Creek Stream System part of Cutting Edge:Introductory Courses:Activities
This is an in depth laboratory exercise that can be adapted to any stream system, and has been successfully implemented with classes composed primarily of non-majors. This field exercise allows students to go ...
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Students write an original work of fiction pertaining to the geology of stratovolcanoes and their eruptive hazards.
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Establishing relevance as a way to motivate introductory students part of Cutting Edge:Online Teaching:Activities for Teaching Online
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This is a lecture aimed at preparing students for making the leap from what is to what ought to be. In it, I present the main sociological theories about poverty and examine several places I've lived—New ...
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Students in an introductory environmental geology class research the Dust Bowl, analyze information and data and develop a written argument.
Urban Farming, Soil Science and Me - Reflection 1 part of Cutting Edge:Enhance Your Teaching:Service Learning:Activities
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Students apply the concepts learned in the class by preparing two (2) term projects discussing two natural hazards and how they impact the area where the student lives (or an area the student might like to live ...
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Wednesday Dec 09 2009
Golf cart access points discussed during city council
By: Stephanie Dumm News Messenger Reporter
Lincoln Hills golf-cart drivers may have to take different routes to get to popular destinations in the retirement community by next month. Action about whether to close off a popular golf-cart access point in Lincoln Hills during Tuesday night's crowded and longer-than- usual City Council meeting was not taken. The council did not take action Tuesday because Councilmen Paul Joiner and Spencer Short said they needed more information regarding the original intent of the access point before deciding whether to close the access point. The issue will be back on the Jan. 12 City Council agenda. The access point in question is located at the end of Fairway Valley Lane and gives access to the Lincoln Hills Golf Course parking lot, according to a staff report prepared by Terry Rodrigue, the city's interim director of public services. An opening at the end of Fairway Valley Lane has a post in the middle of it to prevent cars from passing through, according to Rodrigue's staff report. The report also states "in the original map and plans of this project, there is no direct reference as to whether this access point was specifically intended to allow for gold cart access." The staff report states there is "an emergency vehicle access easement shown on the improvement plans." Mayor Tom Cosgrove told The News Messenger Friday there is "no formal easement for emergency vehicle access" and "so far, research has shown it was never dedicated to emergency vehicles." Rodrigue said in the staff report Fairway Valley Lane residents have raised concerns over the number of golf carts accessing the Lincoln Hills Golf Course parking lot. The result of a traffic count done on Sept. 11 was provided for the council, and "indicates 518 golf carts during a 24-hour period," according to the staff report. Half of the 70 seats were filled during the meeting by Sun City residents attending because of this issue. Snickering, laughter and comments could be heard while some members of the public spoke on the golf cart issue, and came from the section of seats filled with Sun City residents who may or may not have agreed with comments being made by the speakers. "We are a golf cart community and I think the people involved in this are not thinking about the community as a whole," said Lincoln Hills resident Karl Schoenstein before the discussion. Sherm Waldman, a Lincoln Hills resident who would not like to see the closure of the access point, told The News Messenger Friday that the access point is located on Fairway Valley Lane and "provides access to our golf course, restaurant, lodge and fitness center." Mike McElroy, who lives on Fairway Valley Lane, said during Tuesday's meeting there are "four major arteries with NEV lanes that provide ways to the gym and shopping." He said the access point has "created a constant flow of vehicles" on his street and added "many of the users feel they don't have to obey laws and don't know how unsafe and congested it's made the neighborhood." "What do people lose with this action? They don't save any time," McElroy said. "It is safer to go through the main entrances and I ask you to make (Fairway Valley Lane) a 'not a through street.'" According to Waldman, the Fairway Valley Lane access point is a safer route for golf carts, compared to the alternative, which is Del Webb Boulevard. "That location is the center of the community between the north and south (of Sun City Lincoln Hills,) and 3,300 people on the south have the opportunity of using that point instead of the main street," Waldman said. The Del Webb Boulevard and Sun City Boulevard intersection is "the busiest intersection," according to Waldman, because he said it is "more traveled and unsafe." During Tuesday's meeting, Cosgrove said the Lincoln police department reported "there were zero accidents at access points and access points designed for traffic." "The safety issue is based on comfort," Cosgrove said. Cosgrove said Friday the houses on Fairway Valley Lane used to be model homes and the access point was used by sales people showing the homes and amenities featured at Sun City Lincoln Hills. "As I hear from residents, (the Fairway Valley Lane access point) became a convenient way for folks with golf carts to get into the facilities," Cosgrove said. "The bigger question is was it intended to carry this level of traffic as a neighborhood street." James Bennison, who said during the meeting he didn't "anticipate hundreds of golf carts going by the front door" when he bought the house, and "the only solution is to close the opening," told The News Messenger after the meeting he was disappointed a decision was not made during the meeting. "It's been going on too long," Bennison said. "We weren't sure which way they would go but we hoped for a decision."


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Hans J Wegner designed so many chairs he became known as the 'chair master'
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A four-bedroom family home on Brendan Road, built in 1912, is on the market for €1.35m
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The man we meet in the two-part documentary is an activist whose weapon is a guitar
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Digital Loeb Classical Library
The library now offers the Loeb Classical Library in digital format, accessible on and off-campus. Over 520 volumes of Latin, Greek, and English texts are available in a fully searchable, virtual library that includes epic and lyric poetry; tragedy and comedy; history, travel, philosophy, oratory; Church Fathers and much more.
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If you are a Luther student who is studying from a distance, we have some great news for you! You are now eligible to use the libraries of quite a few other theological schools around the country, due to a new reciprocal borrowing agreement between members of the American Theological Library Association.
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Our new circulation desk is back! It's a blend of portions of our former desk with a completely new ADA accessible section where our reference function will now reside. In addition, updated lighting and fresh paint currently round out our new look. Yet to come are some artistic touches that we think you will like as well. Stop in and check us out -- and a book or two while you're here.
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You may have noticed that our circulation area has been completely dismantled. The desk is gone, the shelves are gone, and the artwork and books are gone. All that's left are a few cables sticking up from the carpet. What's happening here?
Well, this is the last phase of bringing Gullixson Hall and the library into compliance with ADA standards. Some modifications are being made to the circulation desk so that it will have a wheelchair accessible section. While our desk is being reconfigured and refinished, we will be freshening up the circulation area with new lighting and paint.
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Thanks to dominant third and fourth quarters, the Munford Lady Cougars had little trouble with visiting Jackson Central-Merry Friday night.
Munford outscored its opponent 33-6 over the second and third quarters, not allowing a single point in the third frame, en route to a 61-29 non-district win.
The Lady Cougars led 19-13 after one quarter and 52-19 after three quarters.
Phenecia Howard scored 13 of her 16 points for Munford in the first half and Lindsey Owen, who finished with 15, scored 11 in the first quarter.
Kierra Richardson added 16 for Munford and Shania Johnson scored eight.
Over the holiday break, Munford finished second at Dyersburg Christmas Classic.
Munford defeated Poplar Bluff (Mo.) 57-47 and Lausanne 61-47 in its first two games.
Dyersburg defeated Munford 62-47 in the title game on Dec. 30.
Precious Mills, who was sick and missed the JCM game, scored a career-high 31 points in the win over Poplar Bluff.
Mills and Richardson were both named to the all-tournament team.
Head coach Steve Poindexter, whose team is about to get into the heart of its district schedule, said he's looking for more consistency from his team.
"We started the year playing two good quarters a game then playing brain dead the other two," Poindexter said. "We've got it down to one bad quarter. I'm pushing for longer, more consistent play."
Munford (9-6 overall, 0-1 District 13-AAA) gets back into district play tomorrow night at home against Brighton.
After a trip to Haywood on Saturday and a home game with Bolton on Monday, the Lady Cougars play two straight league games against Hardin County and Dyer County, which beat them on Dec. 13.
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|Brawl in the Family
|Brawl in the Family
|Episode Number
|Production Code
|Original Airdate
|January 6, 2002
|Couch Gag
|Hedge couch gag
|Special Guest Voices
| Jane Kaczmarek as Judge Constance Harm
Delroy Lindo as Gabriel
|Show Runner(s)
|Al Jean
|Written By
|Joel H. Cohen
|Directed By
|Matthew Nastuk
"Brawl in the Family" is the seventh episode of Season 13. It first aired on January 6, 2002. The episode was written by Joel H. Cohen and directed by Matthew Nastuk. Delroy Lindo guest stars as Gabriel and Jane Kaczmarek reprises her role as Judge Constance Harm.
When a Monopoly game goes sour, the Simpsons are forced to undergo the supervision of a social services officer to reinforce the ideals of a functional family. But things go horribly wrong when Homer's Vegas wife returns.
The show begins with a meeting of Springfield's Republican Party, chaired by Mr. Burns, plotting what evil to undertake for the week. After a few suggestions, they decide to destroy the environment and scrap all anti-pollution laws.
From the next day onwards, recycling becomes a felony offense. Owl habitats are destroyed. Mayor Quimby pulls the plug, literally, on the Springfield wetlands, sending them swirling down a huge drain. All factories and industries generate vast amounts of pollution, which produces acid rain.
Marge advises the family to stay indoors. Homer's okay with that idea, as long as there is TV to watch. Unfortunately for Homer, the acid rain melts the antenna thereby killing the signal. Homer can not fix it, due to the acid rain. Marge suggests that they play Monopoly to pass the time. Lisa picks out many different variants of Monopoly, including Star Wars Monopoly, Rasta-Mon-opoly, Gallip-olopoly, and Edna Krabappoly, until Marge decides upon the original version.
The game starts and Bart catches Homer on his lot and Homer, who's pretty much busted, has to pay up. Lisa realizes that Bart is using Lego pieces as hotels. Since Bart bought her a house, Marge takes his side. Bart asks: "Who else is going to take care of her? Dad?" Homer throttles Bart, with Marge and Lisa arguing about and demonstrating how to pull them off. The whole fracas upsets Maggie, who speed-dials the cops. The cops arrive and see the brawl and decide to send in a Negotia-bot, a policewoman robot, used to break up fights. She tries to break up the fight, but the family keeps on fighting. So she envelops them in taffy, to subdue them. They are placed in a jail cell (even Maggie), where Lisa complains that she will never get into an Ivy League school, because of this, Bart and Homer taunt her saying "You're going to Stantford!". Marge sighs that the family has hit rock bottom.
At that moment, a choral note plays and in walks a man, named Gabriel, wearing a white suit. Homer, hearing the choral note, assumes Gabriel is an angel, but Gabriel assures him that he is not; it is just his pager going off. He introduces himself as a social worker, who wishes to help them become a family again. However, Homer still believes that he is an angel.
Gabriel begins to trail the Simpsons. He starts off with Lisa, who declares her room is her sanctuary and her family respects this. Just then, Bart, sprayed by a skunk, runs in and uses her sweaters to clean up. Next up is Bart and Bart feels proud that Gabriel is following him around. When it is Marge's turn, she tells him how she loves to cook, although a little creepily. In Moe's Tavern, Homer introduces "Gabriel the angel" to beer and gets drunk and verbally dumps on his family, especially himself. Gabriel has his work cut out for him.
The next day, he takes the Simpsons to a picturesque clearing in the woods (which Homer thinks is Heaven). He then starts to give his appraisals on the family. Marge medicates the family with food. Bart does everything to get attention (at that moment, he has a beard of bees). Homer is, quite simply, a drunken, childish buffoon. Then he tells them that he has hung up their lunch (roast beef sandwiches, a falafel for Lisa, and beer) on top of a tree.
When Homer hears there's beer on top of the tree, instead of climbing it, he gets in the car and rams it into the tree. The tree falls over and slides over a canyon, taking Gabriel along with it. It gets wedged between two canyon walls. Gabriel manages to hold on to a branch. Unfortunately, a pack of wolves and cougars has scented the lunch and they gather under the tree. The Simpsons try to devise a rescue plan, as a family. Homer climbs down; the rest of the family steadies his descent. Giving the wolves and cougars the lunch and beer (not Duff), they manage to climb to safety. They all go home, happily singing We Are Family (with edited lyrics).
As they pull up to the house, they see Amber Pigal-Simpson and Ginger Flanders, the two ladies who Homer and Ned married in Vegas while drunk in Viva Ned Flanders. Gabriel, in disgust, walks off. Marge, on being introduced to Amber, gets mad at Homer. Ginger goes to the Flanders' residence and is reluctantly accepted by Ned. Although a widowered Ned is not in Homer's situation, he still has plenty of reservations about this. Homer tries to get an annulment to placate Marge, but Judge Constance Harm denies it and orders him to take care of both wives. Marge throws Homer out, so he moves into the treehouse with Amber, who makes him a sandwich, arousing Marge's jealousy.
Ned is not faring much better than Homer. The next morning, Ned, Rod, and Todd, wake up Ginger. His extremely nice, religious and pious outlook almost sickens her, and she responds by snapping at him. At the Simpsons place, "Vegas Mom" tries to warm up to the kids, but they blow her off. That night, Homer can not sleep with Marge and does not want to sleep with his Vegas wife, so he tries to sleep in the doghouse, but he wrecks it. The next morning, Marge has a word with him and they come up with a plan. They act as if they have fought and Homer goes to Moe's Tavern with Amber and gets her drunk. The next morning, Amber wakes up to find that she has married Abe Simpson (Homer's father), forsaking all others, thanks to a videotape of the marriage. She runs off, along with Ginger (who has had enough of Ned's sugary sweetness), and go back to Vegas. The Simpsons celebrate their victory as a family.