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Making sure you get the right support for you and your family can be incredibly important. The services available will vary according to where you live, and your local authority should give you details of people you can turn to for help and advice.
- In England this will be you local parent partnership service, who can provide advice, information and support during each stage of the assessment process. They can also provide you with an independent parent supporter, who might be a trained volunteer, a relative or friend or someone from a voluntary organisation.
- In Wales you can contact the Special Needs Advisory Project (SNAP).
- In Northern Ireland the Local Education and Library Board will carry out your assessment. You can also get support from SENAC, the special educational needs advice centre, by calling 028 9079 5779 Monday to Wednesday or 029 9070 5654 Wednesday to Friday.
I sought out independent advice which helped us understand what good support should look like.
Once the statementing process begins, you should also be given a named officer from your local authority who you can contact about any concerns you may have. You may also want to get independent advice and support – ACE Education and the Independent Panel for Special Education Advice (IPSEA) both offer help with educational matters.
It is also important that you as a parent get the emotional support you need at this time. You might want to ask a friend, relative, independent parental supporter or an advocate to help you through the statementing process, or you can contact your local advocacy organisation or voluntary group. You can find out about the services in your area from your local Children's Information Service, or your local authority. Some parents also find it helpful to get support from a counselling service at this time – your GP should be able to refer you. Keeping positive will help you, your child and your family through this demanding time.
What next?
If you live in Wales you can visit the Snap website or call them on 0845 120 3730
If you live in Northern Ireland you can contact SENAC by calling 028 9079 5779 Monday to Wednesday or 029 9070 5654 Wednesday to Friday.
Visit the Contact a Family website for support and advice
Visit the IPSEA website or contact their helpline on 0800 018 4016.
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We are in the process of building our first home and doing much of the work ourselves. Due to scheduling issues with contractors we were not able to get our trim painted prior to installation. Now we have a full house of trim and moulding to prime and paint. My questions....should we caulk the trim or not, what is the purpose? and what is the best way to get a clean line (the walls have already been painted), use tape (had bad experiences with bleeding paint with tape), use a shield, or just trust my shaky hand?
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You caulk interior trim to the wall make it look better as there will be gaps where it meets the wall. If you don't care about the gaps or there are not that many don't worry about it. If you do have to caulk it there is no way to keep the caulk off the walls and you will have to paint over this with the wall paint. I am not a big fan of tapeing trim but if you don't have a steady hand with a brush you can use a shield.
Caulking hides unsightly gaps in areas where the trim isn't sitting absolutely flat to the wall. If you plan to paint the trim white, I'd suggest you paint it (with or without tape) getting the least amount of trim paint on the wall as possible. When you're done painting, run some blue painters tape on the WALL about 1/8th of an inch out from the trim. Then run a bead of caulk where the trim and wall meet. Smooth with a damp finger. Immediately remove the tape from the wall, and you'll have a nice straight line of caulk on the wall. If you got a little trim paint on the wall, chances are the caulk will have covered it up. Because the caulk and the trim are both white, you won't notice if the caulk line isn't absolutely straight on the trim side.
Also suggest you use a really good paint, like Benjamin Moore's Impervo Satin (latex or oil) and use the proper type of brush for the finish. Do yourself a favor and buy a good paintbrush (around $20.00) Good Luck!
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"Let us recolltct Ilia) peace or WAI- will not always bo to our opllon; that however riodorato or unambitious wo may bo, wo cannot count upon Ilio modera- tion, or hopo to extinguish the ambition of others." Hamilton NUMBKK 224 NINEir-rOURITl YEAIJ THE Mumuor Associated Press TELEGRAM WEATHER OUTLOOK Becoming cloudy orid cooler Into Tuoitlny night wllh o dmtKo of rain. Lows from 45 1o 50. Cloudy nnd cooler Wcttncs- day a ch.ince of rain. Might from 62 to COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 19X3 28 f'.igos loday dully except Sundiyi Hiw Ycar'l Day. Woimrlnl my, Dav. Liter Djy, Tlurkmhlm nixj Clirlilnm I Of. Single COpy Columbus United Fur drive 'starts with Three are killed n Lincoln plane crash Tnc Columbus United Fluid Drive began this morning with a "Kick-OIT Coffee" nl Ihe Columbus Savings Loan Building. Colonels, collectors, drive chairmen, ami United Fund directors were present to hear Drive Chairman Jerry Kneifol present Ihc challenge of the for the current drive. Ho indicated that this is the largest goal ever set for the Columbus community. A review of tlie agcir-i-s participating in the United Fund indicated one new agency, and the deletion of one from Ihe previous year. The Big Urolhcrs organization is Ihe new participant. Jerry Micck was on hand to explain the Big Brother purpose and the need for this service in Columbus. The "Dig Brothers" have Ijceii allocated Further review of Ihc budget indicated the Boy Scouts' would receive or an increase o[ The Girl Scouts will receive an mere-use of The Family Y will receive same as in the previous budget year. Organizations receiving tlie same amount in Ihe 1974 iMidget arc USO P'I'A Health Fund Mid-East Mental Health 'Clinic Medical Research and Social Outreach Service Receiving increases in Ihe 1974 allocations were Arthritis Foundation Increase Salvaiion Army Increase American Red Cross Increase Platte County ARC Increase Tlie only reduction in allocation was to the Ministerial Association. The 1974 allocation will be or a reduction of from 1973. Some duplication in the area of local transcient aid between the Salvation Army and I h c Ministerial Association has made this reduction possible. Tlie overall goal of represents an increase of G.5 per cent over the 1973 goal. Assistant United Fund Drive Chairmen .ire Mrs. Clyde (Eunice) Simpson and Fred Chiltonden. Colonels arc Ken Smith, Don Dworak, Tony Nielsen, Jerry Jilck, and Rich Acrni. Captains are li a r I GilsdoiT, Jim firegorius, Marvin Rinkol, William Gregorius, Sam Kcheidegger, Bill Neater, Orvilie Sliiglcy, Noycs W. Rogers Gary Bock, Larry Brenner, James M. Bator, Robert Kline, Neil Jensen, M.D. Christiansen, Bud Arment, Bob Drozd, Mike Pl.o1o by Dick GET TO WORK, NOWI Assistant United Fund drive chair- man Mrs. Clyde Simpson this morning handed packets and good wishes to workers Mrs. Jesse Mercer and Mrs. Floyd Campbell. 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Duncan said one of two At- lanta pilots who accompanied the plane to Lincoln had flown to Denver Monday on a Federal Aviation Administration quali- fication flight. Tuesday's flight was bound for Omaha. Duncan said the cause of the was not immediately de- termined. Capt. Glenn Allen of the sher- iff's office said Ihe plane was demolished in the crash and no Patricia Kaasch, John Peck, Jack Cronin, Barry Beldin, Jim Brand, lloudesheldf, Al Siglcr, Joe Rousli, Benny Thiclen, Dave Wallick, Bob Powers, Mel Wiese, I r v Sterner, Curt Stade, Joe Woverka, Jay Kreft, Dennis Schroedcr, Doug Sutton, Vcrn Haiar, Don Wolters, Don Alteon, Don Cutshall, Jim Hansen, Jon Weil, Gary Carruth, Mike Masek, Dennis Gehring, Bob Slusarski, Mrs. Kred Koerwitzl Mrs. Robt. Olson, Mrs. Jim Dager, Mrs. Tom Kumpf, Mrs. Lyle Ernst, Mrs. .'Robt. MacFarland, Mrs. Robert Markham, Mrs. Mac Hull, Mrs. Gerald Mancuso, Mrs. E.N. Heiser, Mrs. Noyes Rogers, Mrs. Robt. Gangel, Mrs. Wm. Venable, Mrs. Jesse Mercer, Mrs. Floyd Campbell, Mrs. Mark Sipple, Mrs. Wm. Simpson, Mrs. Joe Kralky, Mrs. Emerson Ellcr, Mrs. Ira Gales, Mrs. Ed Cecil, Mrs. Robt. Shively, Mrs. Geo. Rambour III, Mrs. Phil Hockenbergcr, Jr., Mrs. Frank Knskii, .Mrs. Vcm Deyke, Mrs. Gordon Spcehl, Mrs. Art Roth, Mrs. Herb Bivcns, Mrs. Tony Nielsen, Mrs. Dave Senflen, Mrs. James Ernst, Mrs. Don Cutshall, Mrs. Jerry Roth, Mrs. Larry Grubaugh, Airs. EmanucI Cimpl, Mrs. Ivan Schaecher, Mrs. William Redraw, Mrs. Robert Snow, Mrs. Don Eisele. Outline plan to attract tourists SCOTTSBUW, Neb. A proposal for attracting tour- ists from the Black Hills to western Nebraska was outlined by members of the Nebraska Department of Economic De- velopment -here Monday. lion Merlcns, director of the department's tourism division, discussed a proposal to use the centennial next summer as the focal point lo draw travelers to western Nebraska attractions iiiul encourage them to travel to oilier parts of (he slate. Tlie program would be sim- ilar to one used by North Da- kola which Merlon said was successful in that stale. The theme of Ihe program would show that I'T. Robinson played an important part in fne history of South Dakota and Ihe old west. HALSEY SEWAGE LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Gov. .1. James Exon said Tuesday Ilial the federal government has a sewage Ircalmenl facility lor llalscy. Area youths merit honors in Ak-Sar-Ben stock show Residents of Ihe Columbus area captured many purple and blue awards at Ihc Ak-Sar-llcu livestock Kl.nw I) c i u g cnnduclud in Omaha. Ivy Makcnliiis of Columbus earned a blue for SlKiillioin senior heifer calf. Other blue winners in beef a t eg or i c s included Itandy Hullinger, Stromsbnrg, for Angus late junior yearling lioef breeding heifer; Tony Hullingrr of Slromsbiirg, Cini Mueller of Ilichland ami Dawn Muchlloh of Hogers for crossbred market he.ifers; Tony Hullinger, SI romsnurg, Ken K o p c c k y Lindsay nnd .laconic Maca, llogcrs, for crossbred market slecrs; ami Mark Koscnqukst, Stromsbuin, for Hereford market steer. Sun Sindclai of [I o we 11 s merilcd several linnnr.s in swine eornpdiliim al Ilii1 s li o w includini! a siNlh-plniv finish in hog Sue caplurcd purple lib- IJIMIS fur Hampshire market gilts, and ,'inntlicr pair of purples fur rrossbrcds. Id-Vim CarlMin "I Osmila kul a purplr crossbred gill and took n bliii- fnr crossbred harrow, a n il Herald Mnt'iinini; of Ilimclls carnal a blue for Hampshire market barrnw. In shcon competition, U.nle Viibnril (if Columbus received Iliree bines for market Iambs, livo for cross hrrtts ar.d one Dorset. Other area residents earning blues on markcl Ininbs included Cannon of Silver Creek and Maxino Marxscn of Hogors. Ricky llellbnsch of Humphrey earned a purple and a blue for rcgislered cows in Ihe Mnmn Swiss category of I hi1 dairy division. Uicky alsn had a him- ribbon iiinior dairy lu'rd. In H u I s I c i n competition. Valoria Sclirncder of (Inlumlnri bines fin- senior survivors were reported. The crash occurred Hi of a mile north of the airport as Ihc pliine look off on a flight lo Omaha. The crash was suspected after (he crafl was lost lo radar moments after lakeoff, Ihe Fed- eral Aviation Administration said. The crash occurred in a green sorghum field between U.K. highway 31 and Hie air- port. Wreckage was scattered over a wide area. Authorities cordoned off the area lo keap. sightseers away from Ihe crash sile. Williams hnd been Duncan's chief pilot for Ibrec years. He was a native of Lincoln nnd al one time flew for Ihe former Condor Airlines of North Plaltc. 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Their mother, Edna Slanek, is about to go home from the hospital. DETROIT (AP) The United Auto Workers says it will try to secure tighter limits on mandatory overtime at Ford Motor Co. after winning a com- promise on Ihe issue at Chrys- ler Corp. The union announced tlie negotiating strategy as 500 union members returned to work at Chrysler following a nine-day work stoppage. After l''ord, union must negotiate u contract with General Mo- tors. MENU) PARK, Calif. (AP) The Menlo Park Police De- partment wears blazers and is as involved in social work as it is in cop work. Tlie SG-member department was liberalized in 19IJ8 after Chief Victor I. Ci- zanekos studied federal reports on urban riots. They would pre- fer to talk rather than arrest and often refer offenders to counselors rather than jail. Hunt suspects one of own men of betrayal calf and registered junior .Visiting heifer. Additional blue winners included S h a i o n Wendell, darks, senior heifer calf; Tim limber, Clnrk- sou, and Greg thinquisl, Clarks, fur grade junior yearling heifer. Hallo Counly won a innncrnp purple award (or dairy hcrdsinansliip and a blue for href hiccding heifer berdsman- sliiji. Cerlfax, Mcrrick and Pulk Counties merited blues in dairy lirrdsmansriip. Ench county exhibiting nl Ak- Sar-Bcn' is rated on herdsniamJiip, which Involves keoping quarters ns orderly nnd neat ns possible. In judging include ke c p i n g animals clean al all limes with apparent, alleyways dcMiily maintained, and proper ci.urlesy and conduct shown by rxhiliiUTs at all limes and WASHINGTON (AP) Wa- tergate wiretapper K. Howard Hunt testified loday thai he suspects one of his own men betrayed Hie bugging operation lo police. Some members of Ihe Senate Watergate committee received Hunt's double-agent theory with skepticism, but Sen. Howard 11. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., vice chair- man, said he would not rule it out as a possibility. "I suspect we may hear more about that as limes goes Baker said. Hunt said he suspected Alfred C. Baldwin III, who monitored Pardon board to consider Fugate's bid for release LINCOLN, Neb. Nebraska Pardon Board voted 2-1 Tuesday to consider Caril Ann K'.igsic's bid for release from Ihe York Women's Refor- matory. Gov. J. J. Exon and Secre- tary of Stale Allen Becrmann voted lo consider Ihc appli- cation at a hearing Oct. 30. The dissenting member of Ihc board was Ally. Gen. Clarence A. II. Meyer. Miss Fugate is serving a life sentence in connection with Ihc ISlSft killing spree by boyfriend Charles Starkweather in which II were killed. .Slarkweallicr was executed tur his role in Ihc murdor.s. Rules counties can't make charitable contributions LINCOLN. Neb. (AP) Ally. Gen. Clarence A. II. Mov- er said Tuesday that counties cimnot make charitable conlri- hulionr.. In an opinion requested by John G. Tomck, Butler Counly attorney, Meyer said that coun- ties have only the powers ex- pressly given lr> them by the legislature or implied powers llinl are necessary lo carry onl the duties necessary under the expressed powers. Meyer said tlie legislature had not given counties power In make, charitable contributions. Ihe Watergate bug at Demo- cratic national headquarters and who later testified against his fellow wiretappers, was a double agent. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- N.C., said, "You donT know that Mr. Baldwin was wlial we call a double agent. You just draw some surmise and infer- ence lo tbat-cffecl, rtnii'l "Yes Hunt told the com- mittee chairman. Hunt said he suspects Bald- win because of ins actions on the nighl of the Watergate ar- rests. Baldwin, a former FBI agent, never was charged in the case. Baldwin's lawyer, Robert Mirlo, said today in West Haven, Conn., that Hunt's sus- picions arc "ridiculous and completely untrue." Tialdwin himself was not im- mediately available for com- ment. List real estate in county exempt from paying taxes A legal publication in today's Columbus Telegram lists close to 100 parcels of real estate in Platle County (hat have been exempted from paying (axes in whole or in part for 1073. The Platle Counly Board of Supervisors, incclinij in May as ibe Jioaid of considered each request and liranlcri exempt ion or purlin! Tlie exempt prnprrlii's arc being used for educational. rehi'Jiins, charitable, cemetery or puriNises. This list docs not include automobiles or olhcr personal property lhal might be exempt fur similar purposes. Record New accidents reported _ 3 Total to dale......_8JO Last year ........674 128 Deaths I Fire colls lo 78 Last 79 Days without call 8 Ambulnnec calls -154 Last year '173 WASHINGTON (AP) Gaso- line prices probably will in- crease this week and postal rales may soon follow, bill there is growing evidence lliu country's high inlcrcst 'rales may be aboul lo slart down. leading lo this speculation on interest rates was a decline Monday of more than a full percentage point in the interest of U.S. Treasury bills, which have been favored by many in- vestors in recent months be- cause, of their high yields. Edward M. Hoob, an assist- ant -secretary of the Treasury, allribulccl Ihe decline to a fcc-1- ing that the Federal Reserve Board may be easing tlie tight credit policy it lias followed since early this year in an at- lempl to control inflation. If federal credit policy is eas- ing, it would result in lower in- terest rates on virtually all kinds of loans, ranging from tome morlgages, to consumer loans, to bank loans for big business. In other economic develop- ments Monday: Cost of Living Council said it would make every effort lo meet a requcsl from Presi- dent Nixon that it allow gaso- line prices lo increase this week instead of nexl, as Ihe council originally had proposed. Council sources indicated the retail price of gasoline would allowed to increase by one or Iwo cents per gallon to re- flect higher wholesale costs. Gen. E. T. Klassen proposed a two-cent in- crease in the cost of ainnail and first class postage, mean- ing an airmail slamp would in- crease from 11 cents lo 13 ccnls and a first-class slamp from eight cents to 10 cents. "The cost-price squecx.e has affecled us as much as il lias affected the rest of tlie econo- my Taxpayers are going to have -to pay tlie price." Klassen said. Congress would have lo approve Ihe increases, which would also apply lo other classes of mail. --The head of the Office of Revenue Sharing said that rev- enue-sharing payments to slates and local governments are helping to ease Ihe proper- ty tax burden in many parts of the country. Director' Graham W. Walt also said that more Ilian half of recent revenue-sharing pay- ments are being spent for oper- ating and maintenance ex- penses. The Federal Reserve Board declined to say whether it has decided lo relax its light credit policy. commented, "It's not my province to speculate (or the public what's going on. Hut the point is of (his kind of feeling that as far as its ef- fect on the markcl, it's true." Today's Index Markets ........Page 2 Horoscope ........Page 2 Women's News Page 6 Editorial Page 8 Comics .Page 12 Entertainment .Page 13 Sports Pages 16, 17 Classified Pages 17, 18, 19 Ttw Treasury Department an- nounced that the inter- est rale on ils regular weekly issue of 13-wcuk bills declined lo 7.331 per ccnl Monday, down from 8.7SG per cent a week ear- lier, it was Ihc lowest since Juno Treasury bills, which arc Mild in minimum denominations of are bought by banks and other institutions and also by individual investors. The announcement that Pres- ident Nixon wanted the Cost of Living Council lo increase gaso- line prices came as sonic serv- ice stations closed down lo pro- test the administration's gnsu- line price ceilings. A White House spokesman .said Ihc council ;1 ready had de- cided to increase gasoline prices by Oct. 2. but the Presi- dent wanted to "gel a decision out this Astronauts prepare for late afternoon splashdown SPACE CENTER, llouslmi 2's astronauts boarded their Apollo ferry ship today and prepared to fly home from man's longest space ad- venture. Because of leaks in two of four steering engines, they'll guide their Apollo with a new and tricky firing leclmiquc as they bead for a late afternoon splashdown. Alan L. Bean, Owen K. Gar- riott and Jack R. Lousma are returning from a jour- ney during which they (raveled more, than 24 million miles and gathered a wealth of scientific data about the earth, sun and man himself. The astronauts spent most of Ihe morning closing up the lab- oratory, setting it up for a visit from the Skvlab 3 crew starting Nov. 11 WEATHER OUTLOOK Then all Ilirce slipped through a connecting tunnel into the. Apollo, linked to one end of (tie tiousc-siw Skylab slalion. They closed off the tim- ncl hatch and carefully checked Ihc systems of tticir ferry ship. Mission Control read them Ihc procedures to follow so they would avoid Hurricane Irah on the remote chance they over- shoot their landing target off the California coast. Iran is churning off .the Mexican coast about 500 miles south of the splashdown zone. Bean asked what the sea con- ditions weio in the planned landing area. When lold the; waves were only five feet, ho said "not bad." The control center also re- ported good visibility in Ihe area, with winds of 10 miles an hour and scattered clouds. It's a beautiful day but rain back in forecast 71 at 1 p.m. 46 low this morning 67 high Monday 58 high year ago 53 low year ago Sunrise Wednesday Sunset Wednesday .21 rain By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It was a rather pleasant ear- ly autumn Tuesday morning across Ihe state with tempera- lures mostly in the upper -IDs and into Ihe 50s. The only significant remnants of that cold front that passed through most of Ihe state Mon- day was some cloudiness in Ihe southeastern portion of the state. Some early morning fog also made its presence fell in the southeast, making driving a bit more difficult than usual. The fog and clmuls in Ihc southeast were to hum off by noon, leaving sunny skies and temperatures in the mid 70s. Hul. a new disturbance, be- ginning to form in the Texas Panhandle area, will bu spread- ing clouds and cooler tempera- tures across Ihe slalc Tuesday afternoon and night, with a chaiiiv of rain Tuesday night and WidncMlav. The clouds in the west are expected to keep Tuesday's highs in the Nebraska Pan- handle area in the mid 60s, and it could be raining there by late this Tuesday afternoon. increasing cloudiness from tlie west Tuesday night with a chance of rain spreading east- ward over Ihe slate by Wednes- day morning. Cnnler in the cast with lows Tuesday night mostly in tlie -10s. Cooler in the central and eastern sections of the stale Wednesday with highs in I He liOs. Council Bluffs voters to polls COUNCIL IlLUFI'S, Iowa in the Lewis Cen- tral School District near Coun- cil Mluffs wore voting Tuesday on bonds to build a million schuol. Snpl. Kraii's that if Iwinds are approved. :w room high school will lit- con- structed. Currently sonic uf Ihn schools' classes arc ln-ld in a church and SUNK: in units. THE WINNERS Judges report a tough job picking those eight winners from among the 360 entrants in the United Fund poster contest. Columbus ArcaMrlisIs Club judged the post- ers, submitted by children in grade schools of the Columbus, Lutheran and Catholic parochial systems. r mil n G.iry HarEoicss, ohovc, announces awards to: front row, winners of the 5th sixlli division, Susan Svoliodn, sixth-grader


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"Married Life," the third feature from Ira Sachs, marks a major departure for the Memphis-born filmmaker. The first of his movies to take place away from his native South, and his only period picture, "Married Life" stakes out new thematic ground for a director whose previous efforts, "The Delta" and "Forty Shades of Blue," focused resolutely on outsiders, people on the margins trying to navigate their way through an unfamiliar, unfriendly, and even hostile social environment. By contrast, "Married Life," tackles a far more commonplace -- and rather banal -- subject: suburban heterosexual partnership and the mysterious, often unspoken undercurrents that both threaten and sustain ostensibly happy marriages.
"Married Life" opens much like an episode of "Desperate Housewives," complete with a winky, nudgy animated title sequence and a dreadful voiceover from a supporting character (here, Pierce Brosnan's Richard Langley), but these initially arch shadings become less pronounced as the film veers into romantic melodrama territory: It's late 1949, and Harry (Chris Cooper) has fallen for the beautiful Kay Nesbitt (Rachel McAdams), despite being pleasantly (if not happily) married to Pat (Patricia Clarkson). Harry takes Richard into his confidence, resolving to find a way out of his marriage. Things get dicier when Richard also falls for Kay, and then discovers that Pat has her own extracurricular activities. And so we're left with a many-sided love polygon made all the more complicated by postwar suburban social and sexual mores.
Were all this not enough, Sachs and cowriter Oren Moverman (following the lead of John Bingham's 50-year-old novel source material "Five Roundabouts to Heaven") contrive a Hitchcockian subplot in which Harry resolves to murder Pat, to spare her the pain a divorce would cause. This twist is clumsily motivated in an awkward scene in which Harry picks up a bereaved hitchhiker, and neither Sachs nor Cooper manage to sell it. Though Cooper is a marvelous actor, his screenwriters strand him by failing to ground his decision-making in anything resembling believability; it's a problem endemic to all of the film's characters. Sachs and Moverman never commit themselves to psychological realism, and so Harry, Pat, Kay, and Richard become more ideal types than compelling people, projections conjured by their screenwriters to move the plot, make a point, or evoke a past sensibility, and as a result, none of the actors register except Clarkson, whose radiant screen presence translates in even the most underwritten of roles.
"Married Life" falls somewhere between parodic pastiche and straightforward narrative. Like Todd Haynes' "Far from Heaven," it filters its period details through classical Hollywood genre while nevertheless striving for emotional resonance. Where Haynes pulled off this nearly impossible gambit, though, Sachs falls short on both counts. "Married Life" feels put-on just as "Far from Heaven" did ("I'm pooped," sighs Kay after a night on the town, in much the same manner that Julianne Moore's Cathy would exclaim, "Oh, Jiminy!"), but Sachs's comedic self-consciousness goes further in undermining his seriousness of purpose. When Pat contemplates leaving Harry, she speculates, "He may start drinking...and his clothes would all go to pot!" While there's nothing wrong, in principal, with a little ironic distance, it's harder to forgive the film's erratic tonal shifts. Too often, Sachs directs serious scenes with glib detachment and dramatizes silly twists and turns with overwrought earnestness. As lovely as the production design and costumes are, and as much obvious craft is on display throughout, "Married Life" never really resolves this tension, and so it never achieves artistic coherence.
[Chris Wisniewski is a Reverse Shot staff writer, a regular contributor to Publishers Weekly, and manager of education programs at the Museum of the Moving Image.]


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Owen is the most well described, well rounded character I have ever read. The descriptions of this character are so detailed and we seem to know him as much as Johnny does, but of course there are still a lot of secrets and mystery about him, which are only revealed to us the same time as they are to Johnny.
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The only bad point is that the book ended.
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I honestly think this is the most moving, funny, heartbreaking book, and it will stay with me for a good while.
I enjoyed the descriptions of the different religions and the petty reasons people would switch to another or look down on those in other creeds, not really living the religious life and not recognising that a 'happening' was in their midst as they went about their petty lives. I also loved the suspicion in the story, especially at the end. I absolutely adore Owen Meany and miss him terribly. The last line in the book brought me to tears.
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"The Fingerprints of God" is a beautiful tribute to God's amazing creation. These awe inspiring images paired with scripture showcase the wonderful diversity of the world we live in.
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Sgt. Robert A. Guttersohn, an infantryman with Company B, 2nd Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, throws rocks to the side as he digs through a pile of stones in search of hidden caches during a raid in Tall Afar, Iraq, Oct. 18, 2005. Guttersohn is a native of Canton, Mich. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. James Wilt)
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Sabahan shortlisted for "best job in the world"
Jackie Miao from Sabah has been listed as one of the top 50 candidates for the best job in the world. The job is to explore Australia's Great Barrier Reef islands and report it back to the internet through the use of a blog, with pictures and videos. The job lasts for 6 months and the selected one will also " feed the fish, collect the mail, and clean the pool".
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ALBUQUERQUE — The University of New Mexico baseball team (36-21) earned a victory in the first game of the Mountain West Conference Championship Thursday, defeating the Nevada Wolf Pack (34-23), 3-0.
The Lobos received a career-best pitching performance from senior left-hander Colton Thomson (7-3), as he threw his first-ever complete game, a three-hit shutout over the Wolf Pack. He collected a career-high tying 11 strikeouts and walked one. His 122 total pitches thrown marked the most in his Lobo career.
The Summit Garden Club is pleased to announce Ashlynn Trujillo as the recipient of the $500 2016 Jim and Pat Edmonds Memorial Scholarship. Trujillo plans to attend New Mexico Highlands University as a biology major and pursue a career in Veterinary Medicine.
The Summit Garden Club has been awarding annual scholarships since 1972 to support a graduating senior in his/her pursuit of higher education.
Trujillo and her mother will be attending the next Summit Garden Club monthly meeting at 1:30 p.m. June 6, at the home of Shirley Carter: 690 Camino Encantado, Los Alamos.
The program will be a tour of two member's gardens. After touring the Carter garden, the group will move on to 860 Camino Encantado, to tour the garden of Freda McCormick. After the tour, refreshments will be served, followed by the business meeting.
Non-members are invited to join the club for the tour and if desiring more information on the Summit Garden Club, all are invited to stay for refreshments and the business meeting. Anyone with questions can call Doris Thielemann at 672-9291.
Scholarship winners, their families and donors recently gathered at the J. Robert Oppenheimer Study Center at Los Alamos National Laboratory to celebrate the 2016 Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund award recipients and to mark the start of the annual fundraising campaign.
This year, 95 Northern New Mexico Students were awarded $566,750 in scholarships, primarily funded by donations from Laboratory employees and a $250,000 matching contribution from Los Alamos National Security, LLC (LANS). Due to the record-setting campaign in 2015 with $356,299 donated by Lab employees, this year the program awarded an additional $150,000 and 20 more awards to students from the seven counties surrounding the Lab.
In addition to receiving awards, 45 of the 2016 scholars will also have the opportunity to work at the Lab as interns with a mentor this summer due to support and funding from Laboratory Director Charlie McMillan. Several past recipients are returning for summer employment as well.
New Mexico is in the spotlight with three high-profile campaign visits, but another big day looms. The Libertarian Party will choose its candidate for president at the end of May. Gary Johnson is getting national attention from the left and the right - especially from the right - as the anti-Trump. Some pundits speculate that Johnson could even draw disgruntled Bernie supporters.
Last week our former governor notched 10 percent support in a Fox News poll. Compare that with the 1 percent Johnson polled in 2012.
It's within striking distance of the 15 percent he needs to be part of televised debates. He sweetened his ticket with former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld as vice president. Weld is a Republican who was popular in a blue state.
The Libertarians will probably be the only non-mainstream party to appear on the ballot in all 50 states. Which is why their Florida convention – and Gary Johnson – will draw unprecedented scrutiny.
All this and he looks way better without a shirt than Vladimir Putin, said blogger Emily Zanotti.
Back during Memorial Day 2014, I wrote a piece on five brothers who served in World War II.
I was blown-away impressed by the Bailey boys, from my neck of the woods in Western Pennsylvania, and still am. Imagine my surprise when a reader responded with a package of clippings informing me of his family, which had seven brothers in the war.
Yes, seven.
His name is Ted, and his parents were Stella and Walter Pietkiewicz, Polish immigrants in Pittsburgh.
I wrote up that story, thinking no family could out-do the Pietkiewicz crew. I soon learned I was wrong.
That article led to a bunch of mail composed by computers and typewriters alike. One was sent by Stanley Freedman reporting the seven sons of Fanny Greco. They lived in Providence, Rhode Island.
All served in World War II.
Another came from Tina Link of Delphos, Ohio, who told me of her maternal grandmother, "Mrs. John Bohnlein," as the attached September 1945 newspaper clip identified this selfless mother, who likewise lent seven sons to the cause.
Then followed an email from Shayne Ghere informing me of Roy and Lillie Ghere.
They parented 17 children in tiny Arcola, Ill. Seven of their boys served in World War II.
Abiquiu Lake: Fishing was fair using crank baits, tubes, minnows, and bottom bouncer night crawler rigs for walleye. Fishing was fair to good using tubes, craws, jerk baits and crank baits for smallmouth bass. Fishing for brown trout was slow but there were a few caught by anglers trolling crank baits.
Animas River: Water flow near Aztec on Monday morning was 2,720 cfs.
Bluewater Lake: Fishing was slow to fair using PowerBait, worms under a bobber and salmon eggs for trout. Fishing was fair trolling jointed Rapalas for tiger musky. Fishing for catfish was slow. The surface water temp was in the high 50s.
Chama River: Monday morning water flows below El Vado and Abiquiu were 1,520 cfs and 1,170 cfs respectively. Trout fishing was slow.
Eagle Nest Lake: Fishing was good using PowerBait, Panther Martin spinners, Arnie's and Platte River specials for rainbow trout and kokanee. Fishing was fair using worms for perch.
El Vado Lake: Fishing was slow for all species.
Fenton Lake: Fishing through this past Saturday was rated as excellent but tapered off some on Sunday. Anglers did very well using black wooly buggers, olive Pistol Petes, Kastmasters, small Tennessee shad crank baits, PowerBait, worms and salmon eggs for trout.
Beth Davenport had the top prediction in this week's Pace Race, which was held on the Cañada Del Buey trail in White Rock.
Davenport was just 3 seconds off her predicted time.
Other accurate predictors were Heidi Bjorklund and Zach Medin.
They tied at 4 seconds off their predictions.
Nikol Strother had a 5-second differential and was also the fastest female on the three-mile course recording a time of 21 minutes, 38 seconds.
Ted Romero had a 9-second error and was also the best finisher on the three-mile course, finishing with a time of 20:57.
On the one-mile course, 6-year-old Anders Medin recorded a 10:17 for the top time. His mother, Roxana Candia, was the first female. She finished in 10:19.
Next Tuesday's Pace Race will take place near the Pajarito ski area, just past the ski lodge at the Cañada Bonito Trailhead.
One, two and three-mile courses will be available.
For more information call 672-1639 or visit the club's website, atomicrunners.com
After battling for postseason bids since early April, a handful of Lobos are just one meet away from the NCAA Championships.
The University of New Mexico track and field team is aiming for the national championships as it sends 20 individuals and a relay team to the 2016 NCAA Division I Men's and Women's Outdoor Track and Field West Preliminary Championships competition this week.
The Lobos are searching for top-12 finishes in their respective events during the three-day meet at Rock Chalk Park in Lawrence, Kansas, which would advance a competitor to next month's NCAA Championships in Eugene, Ore.
"The goal is to put yourself in a position to where you can qualify on to Eugene," New Mexico head coach Joe Franklin said. "It's not about winning the event, it's about being in the top 12 and making sure you have a chance."
The Lobos heading to Kansas are some of the best, with many from this year's group are making a repeat appearance.
Out of the 11 women, nine men and the men's relay team (a total of 22 athletes), 12 Lobos are back at the regionals, with a few eyeing another bid to the finals of the NCAA Championships.
For the 16th-ranked women's team, six Lobos head into the meet with top-10 seeds, including four top-two seeds in the distance events.
Los Alamos High School's Class of 2016 held its Honors Convocation Tuesday at the Duane Smith Auditorium.
Lots of student athletes were honored at the ceremony for their work in the classroom and the community.
A few athletes, however, were honored specifically for their achievements in a Los Alamos uniform.
Lane Saunders and Ashlynn Trujillo were selected as the Los Alamos Sports Association's Athletes of the Year while Isaac Dunwoody was honored with the school's Iron Athlete award.
The Los Alamos Sports Association is a partnership between the Los Alamos Monitor and KRSN.
Saunders was Los Alamos' only three-sport varsity letter winner this season, and he excelled in all three.
On the football field, Saunders played linebacker and was one of Los Alamos' top tacklers. He also worked as a running back where he averaged 6.7 yards per carry, finishing with 411 rushing yards in seven games. Derek Selvage led Los Alamos with 1,262 rushing yards.
In wrestling, Saunders reached the state finals for the third consecutive year where he finished second at 182 pounds, losing the championship by a single point, 3-2.
The two-state champion finished his senior season with a 41-2 record.
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Nathan Gadberry's winning streak at trial ended Friday.
After deliberating two hours following a four-day trial, a Clark County jury unanimously voted to convict the Yacolt man of one count of possession of methamphetamine and one count of possession with intent to deliver.
Gadberry was led away in handcuffs. It had been different in earlier cases, when he had been acquitted in May of being an accomplice to a shooting and robbery and he was acquitted again in November of kidnapping and burglary charges.
Gadberry's drug conviction gives him a 2-1 record overall against the Clark County Prosecutor's Office in the past year.
But that's not the record that counts for sentencing.
Based on the 38-year-old's extensive criminal history, including at least four felony convictions, Gadberry faces a sentencing range of seven to 12 years in prison, said Deputy Prosecutor Randy St. Clair.
The sentencing range includes an enhancement because the jury found that Gadberry had possession of drugs within 1,000 feet of a school.
He will be sentenced Feb. 22.
The Superior Court jury also convicted Gadberry's co-defendant, Danielle Newton, of the same charges. While she dropped her head and cried upon hearing the verdict, Gadberry showed no emotion as Judge Scott Collier read the verdicts.
Prosecutor St. Clair alleged at trial that Gadberry and Newton had been stopped by a police officer Dec. 9 in the Fruit Valley area because Gadberry had an outstanding warrant. Police found a digital scale in Gadberry's pocket and other drug paraphernalia in the car.
Intent to sell
After impounding the car and executing a search warrant, officers also found 4.8 grams of meth in the car's console. To prove the two had intent to sell, St. Clair showed jurors text messages in a phone that both Gadberry and Newton used, which included conversations about selling meth.
There was also another scale found in the car as well as spoons, cellophane, bags and needles, St. Clair said in his closing argument Thursday.
Gadberry's defense attorney Jason Bailes had tried to make the case that there wasn't enough evidence to show Gadberry had intent to deliver.
Unlike the previous -trials, jurors decided there was enough proof.
At his May trial, Gadberry had claimed he was in the wrong place at the wrong time when two other men beat a resident of the Red Haven Apartments and shot him in the hand in the victim's apartment. He avoided first-degree -assault and first-degree robbery convictions.
After becoming tangled in the law again the next month, Gadberry was arrested and accused of first-degree kidnapping and first-degree burglary charges for allegedly barging into a home and demanding $100 from a resident.
Gadberry's defense when he went to trial in November was that he knew the alleged victim and the man owed him money. Gadberry also said the alleged victim voluntarily got in his car and left the home with him.
Witnesses — who, according to police, initially said they were terrified of Gadberry — testified in favor of Gadberry at trial.
Senior Deputy Prosecutor Alan Harvey, who tried Gadberry in both previous cases, showed up in Collier's courtroom Friday after the verdict was read.
"Mr. St. Clair served the interest of justice," he said. "There has never been a grudge" against Gadberry. "He just keeps coming up on our radar."
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Collaboration Package by Bull with Server, Xandros and O3spaces
The French hardware vendor offers an enterprise document and news management solution with a dual core server, Xandros Linux and O3spaces as a bundle.
Bull's package deal from its modular Opencenter product family costs around 14,520 euros including VAT, three years' hardware and software maintenance and support, commissioning, installation of server and software, data integration and one day's training for users. The O3spaces license is for 100 seats.
The server is a Bull Novascale T840. Bull specified the components on request: an Intel Xeon E5130 dual core (2 GHz), 2 GByte Fully Buffered RAM, two 250GB SATA hard disks with hot-swap support, redundant power supply, floppy and DVD drive. Without the package, the server would cost 3,046 euros with three years' on-site service, according to the Bull price list.
Xandros Linux for servers costs around 535 euros without support, and one year's standard support around 1070 euros, both including VAT. O3spaces is a document management extension for Open Office which is commercially licensed for business use. The costs for five to 100 users are around 70 euros per seat including VAT. Support includes five calls, a customer forum and email support.
The collaboration package adds value on top of individual purchases thanks to ready-to-run hardware and software installation and single source support for the hardware, the operating system and the collaboration software, said Bull's marketing manager for Intel products in Europe talking to Linux Magazine, adding that Bull will be supplying the server either with or without the package with an Intel Xeon E5310 (1,6 GHz) Quadcore for the same price starting in November.
The Opencenter series combines Bull's own server hardware with proprietary Open Source products. Bundles have various focuses, such as the collaboration bundle discussed in this news item.
Issue 187/2016
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Linux is the Largest Software Development Project in History
But if you are not using the latest Linux kernel, your system is insecure.
Linksys Says Yes to Open Source Firmware
Home routers will give room for custom firmware but still comply with FCC rules
OwnCloud Founder Resigns
Frank Karlitschek will continue to lead the open source ownCloud project
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS released
"Xenial Xerus" comes with a new packages format and several improvements for the enterprise.
MS Visual Studio Code Editor is Available for Linux
Linux users can now download and install the Windows code editor
Open Container Initiative announces Image Format Project
New initiative will address security and interoperability concerns around container technology.
Red Hat Lures Developers with Free RHEL and Container Development Kits
Developers can use RHEL as a development platform without a subscription fee.
Microsoft Brings the Linux Command Line to Windows
Windows users will soon have native access to the Bash shell.
Internet Research Group Proposes Better Email Standard
Improvements to SMTP will provide better guarantee of confidentiality
New Nvidia Driver Offers Wayland Support
Graphics vendor embraces new reality in Linux graphics


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Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Two Cases on Gay Marriage Federal, State Laws at Center of New Disputes on Docket
Liptak, Adam, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pittsburgh, PA)
WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court announced Friday that it would enter the national debate over same-sex marriage, agreeing to hear a pair of cases challenging state and federal laws that define marriage to include only unions of a man and a woman.
One of the cases, from California, could establish or reject a constitutional right to same-sex marriage. The justices also could rule on narrower grounds that would apply only to marriages in California.
The second case, from New York, challenges a federal law that requires the federal government to deny benefits to gay and lesbian couples married in states that allow such unions.
The court's move comes against the backdrop of a rapid shift in public attitudes about same-sex marriage, with recent polls indicating that a majority of Americans support allowing such unions. After last month's elections, the number of states authorizing same-sex marriage increased by half, to nine.
The court's docket is now crowded with cases about the meaning of equality, with the new cases joining ones on affirmative action in higher education and the future of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Decisions in all of those cases are expected by June.
The new California case, Hollingsworth v. Perry, No. 12-144, was filed in 2009 by Theodore B. Olson and David Boies, two lawyers who were on opposite sides in the Supreme Court's decision in Bush v. Gore, which settled the 2000 presidential election. The suit argued that California's voters had violated the federal Constitution the previous year when they overrode a decision of the state's Supreme Court allowing same-sex marriages.
A federal judge in San Francisco agreed, issuing a broad decision that said the Constitution required the state to allow same-sex couples to marry. The decision has been stayed.
A divided three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, also in San Francisco, affirmed the decision. But the majority relied on narrower grounds that seemed calculated to avoid Supreme Court review or, at least, attract the vote of the court's presumed swing member, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy.
Judge Stephen R. Reinhardt, writing for the majority, relied heavily on a 1996 majority opinion from Justice Kennedy in a case that struck down a Colorado constitutional amendment that had banned the passage of laws protecting gay men and lesbians. The voter initiative in California, known as Proposition 8, had done something similar, Judge Reinhardt wrote.
That reasoning, he added, meant that the ruling was confined to California.
"We do not doubt the importance of the more general questions presented to us concerning the rights of same-sex couples to marry, nor do we doubt that these questions will likely be resolved in other states, and for the nation as a whole, by other courts," he wrote. …


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As the premier Lincoln Dealership of Marion County, Lincoln of Ocala, located in Ocala Florida, believes in providing unrivaled customer service to each and every guest the moment they arrive.
Whether you're here to browse our expansive inventory of new Lincoln vehicles or perhaps our Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned selection, you've arrived at the right place. If service brought you in you can be assured that our courteous, factory trained certified staff of advisors and technicians will accurately diagnose and properly service your vehicle and have you back on the road enjoying your Lincoln vehicle as quickly as possible.
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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Hello from Ontario Canada http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=10240&th=2090#msg_10240 <![CDATA[My name is Jeff and I just wanted to stop in and say hello. I am a member and site administrator of an online community of large 1/8 scale automotive model builders. I also offer our members aftermarket resin cast parts from RTV molds that I make here.

 As a selection of aftermarket parts at the retail level is not offered we are left to make our own parts. Fortunately we have members that use solid works and are able to create 3D models of parts we are interested in so we can take advantage of the printing options available here at Shapeways.

 We have searched high and low and have not found a better business model then here at Shapeways from the instant quotes to the friendly help we have received.

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We've probably camped here thirty times. Main players usually include Sarge, Ski, Scraps, Keith, Miller, Roach etc. I don't know where to begin. The first time we ever went there was because we got kicked out of our illegal campsite in Thurmont, Md.
So how does the typical camping trip go? Well, we all plan to get there at 9pm, but roll up one by one around midnight. Usually one of us will get there early. When you're early you pitch your tent in the prime spot, pay the forest fees, leave a note for your homies, then get your drink on. It's pretty cool watching your homies roll up one by one. Next step is to collect wood, start a fire, crack a brew, then put on some Sepultura, Doors or Beasties and then drink a lot, go for a night hike, check out the stars, and maybe play a little 'Three Man' by lantern. Morning, Advil and Beer start the day. Cook a bit of breakfast, then go for a day hike and football at the Field of Dreams in Flintstone. I plan to include a list of trips, stories, anecdotes of every trip we've ever been on... Get on the beer bus and cruise thru the forest.
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JOHNSON — One of Vermont's largest utilities is calling on the state to impose a moratorium on renewable energy mandates.
The board of Vermont Electric Cooperative approved a resolution Thursday seeking a two-year moratorium and formation of a statewide panel that includes customers to develop a renewable energy transition plan.
About a dozen opponents of wind energy attended the meeting at the co-op's headquarters in Johnson, where the resolution was passed.
Co-op CEO Dave Hallquist said the resolution reflects the sentiment of its members who are concerned about finding a balance between rising electric rates and the adoption of greener energy.
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I can blow through the valve and the connecting tube. Other than that the engine runs fine. The van sat for a year and I had to replace the CMFI injector unit and r&r of gaskets. I have tested the plenum for leaks.
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I love fords I hate the fact that they inherit problems that should be ironed out mk1 issues on a mk3 isn't good enough hence why I walked away the mk3 is riddled with issues such as clutch slave cylinder is mega common fault as is dmf failures syndromes failures so bad the parts are back order that's a fact repeated drive shaft oil seal leaks friend had this issue as well even new seals and shafts didn't cure it fir ling usb connectors failing dash display faults inc blackouts' front suspension top mount bearings failing throttle malfunctions cracked coolant chambers door seals unsticking and electrical failure'ssudden power losses random fault lights to name but a few ...if you buy a ford new keep it 3 years the get rid fine if not you've no warranty no comeback and ford accept no responsibility for these flaws inherited from older car's which is the real issue so the choice is up to each person my mk3 test drive ended within 10mins with an engine malfunction then it spluttered to a halt on a low mileage fully serviced ford approved car ..reliable no. good cars to drive yes. a lot of kit for the money no not compared to others. warranty is crap good car if you maintain it yes if you want to keep throwing money at it to fix stupid faults and leaks .no better or worse than others rubbish fords way down there in reliability compared to others again I love fords but I walked like many others have till ford up their game and fix 10yr old flaws that just move from mk to mk and add a decent warranty they wont because they know the car isn't that well built mt stereo warranty is 2 years longer than fords car warranty my interior warranty is 5 years also inc leaks
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ide go elsewhere to be honest the 1.0 is riddled with issues as is the mk3 most carried on from the mk1 onwards I reluctantly moved away from ford and I'm glad I did known issues are door faults stop start faults clutch faults driveshaft leaks ecu issues display issues cluster faults
this may help
pretty much most torque doesn't kick in till high in the rev range
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Ecoboost Rough Idle. Where to start
artscot79 replied to ZetecShearer1987's topic in Ford Focus Clubmay need a software update from ford
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identify these clocks please
artscot79 replied to mrmetallica's topic in Ford Focus Clubare they even for a petrol a red line at 5000rpm says diesel to me I'm on my phone so perhaps youres is a diesel
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artscot79 replied to Newuser's topic in Ford Focus Clubclassic cluster fault symptoms you'll find no stored codes but you can get pending can bus error codes I don't know why now but the amount of mk2 focuses and mk1 that are having cluster faults are huge
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Instrument Cluster - replace?
artscot79 replied to ff2007's topic in Ford Focus Clubic wont cause an error fault never seen one yet do that and yes you'll need a cluster coded to the car and keys to the cluster
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artscot79 replied to fladavid's topic in Ford Focus Club6.5 at the front rears are smaller 5.5 I think
all modern fords use the same bolts
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Lh Rear Speaker Not Working
artscot79 replied to Kempfab's topic in Ford Focus Clubagree with Redman use the original spacers a dremel or rotary tool will cut the speakers out new ones screw straight in no faffing around gives you access to put some door soundproofing in
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I'm sure they are 13mm anyway m12x1.5mm standard size sounds like the wrong stud was fitted to start with
Ford Focus 2003 1.6 Petrol Zetec - Unknown Problem
artscot79 replied to Stuart94's topic in Ford Focus ClubI dont think the garage I helping they seem to be pointing things out to replace that you didn't have an issue with to start with