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Kenmore 90 series Washer won't agitate or spin but sounds like it is trying to.
Model Number: 22902 Brand: Kenmore Age: 5 - 10 years
My washer fills and drains fine, but it won't agitate or spin. It makes a grinding noise and looks like it is attempting to agitate. Looked at repair help and suggested dog and cam problem and to remove agitator to access those parts. It suggests to remove the cap and remove a 7/16 bolt. bolt head under cap doesn't exist or bolt is upside down so no way to remove. there is a mylar piece that appears to screw on to that bolt. please help. Related Models |
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The noise you're describing points to the motor coupler. When the machine is overloaded, the coupler will break, separating the motor from the transmission, to prevent expensive damage. It is relatively easy to replace.
what is the procedure to repair it? do you access it from the agitator, or from the back? How can i confirm that is my problem?
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Everything mechanical is accessed through the front of the machine. The entire cabinet comes off. First, unplug the machine. Next, pull the end caps off the console. This exposes two screwa on the front of the console, one at each corner. Remove the screws and the console will pull slightly forward, and swing up on its hinges. You will then notice a plastic connector about center. Separate it. This is your lid switch connector.
The next thing you'll see is wavy spring clips (usually brass plated, but often dingy or rusted with age). Applying a downward and forward pressure on them with a screwdriver will pop them out of the slots on the cabinet. They hook into the back panel. With the clips off, you can now rock the cabinet forward and off the chassis and move it out of the way. It weighs maybe 40 pounds; awkward to handle. Bottom center is the motor/pump assembly. The pump is clipped top and bottom to the motor. No need to disconnect hoses; just remove the clips and move the pump out of the way. Next, same types of clips on the motor. They're generally screwed to the motor with 5/16 inch hex drive screws. Remove the bottom one first. The motor is deceptively heavy. The coupler is a three piece assembly. Removal and reinstallation is self-evident, but takes patience. The reassembly is just the reverse of this procedure. The hardest parts are lining up the motoe and coupler when reinstallng them; and making sure the cabinet sits properly on the alignment tabs on the chassis. Let me know how it goes. |
I just wanted to come back and say THANK YOU to magician59. I had this exact issue occur with our Kenmore washer, and your instructions were concise, easy to follow, and exactly what I needed. This fix cost me a total of $5.50 (incl shipping).
The only issue I had was that one of the new metal center coupler pieces was a bit tight for the washer's shaft, so I ended up leaving the unbroken original coupler piece with the plastic center in place for now. I got the one for the motor in place by tapping it with the handle of a screwdriver, but the washer's shaft was a bit more difficult to reach. If (or when) the plastic one breaks, I can figure out how to get the new piece in place. At the time, it had been a very long day and we had a large amount of laundry to get to. Thanks again! |
Kudos to "magician59"!
I just followed the instruction to the last dot and the washer is working again. I too ran into the same problem "ericburnley" did and ended up replacing only the broken piece because of the shaft tightness issue. Thank you very much. |
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Sometimes cell division errors of the sperm or egg cells lead to a baby being conceived with a trisomy condition, or three copies of a particular chromosome rather than two. Depending on which chromosome is involved, the effects can range from mild to severe. Trisomy 9 usually falls on the severe end of the spectrum.

What Causes Trisomy 9

Trisomy 9 affects the ninth chromosome. There are three types of trisomy 9:

Full trisomy 9: All of the cells in the baby's body and placenta have three copies of chromosome 9.

Partial trisomy 9: There are two full copies of the ninth chromosome plus an additional partial copy.

Mosaic trisomy 9: The trisomy is present in some of the body's cells while others have a normal set of chromosomes.

Full trisomy 9 is always fatal; most babies with full trisomy 9 are miscarried in the first trimester. Newborns with trisomy 9 often do not survive more than a few months, with most dying in the first week of life. Partial trisomy 9 and mosaic trisomy 9 have a more uncertain prognosis. Many babies with mosaic trisomy 9 die in infancy due to the health problems caused by the disorder, and those that survive usually have severe developmental impairments. Partial trisomy 9 may not affect the baby's life expectancy, but affected babies may have a range of common health and developmental problems.

Sometimes a phenomenon known as trisomy correction can occur very early in embryonic development, leading some cells to be unaffected by trisomy. Researchers believe this is what causes mosaic trisomy. No one is sure what causes the cell division errors or why some babies experience trisomy correction while others do not.

Researchers have not identified any risk factors for trisomy 9. The condition appears to occur randomly. The only exception is if either parent has a condition known as balanced translocation affecting chromosome 9, which could increase the risk of having a baby with partial trisomy 9. However, partial trisomy 9 is relatively rare compared to the other types.

Diagnosing Trisomy 9

Trisomy 9 may be diagnosed following a miscarriage, which could reveal that the miscarried baby had trisomy 9. It is also possible to receive the diagnosis during pregnancy by either chorionic villus sampling (CVS) or amniocentesis. Screening tests can show that a baby may be more likely to have a genetic disorder, but diagnoses can only be confirmed by genetic testing.

It is always scary and confusing to be told your baby has a genetic disorder, no matter how severe the condition may be. If you have miscarried a baby with trisomy 9, you should know that the miscarriage was not your fault and the odds are low that your next pregnancy will be affected. Sadly, trisomy disorders are one of those things that just happen sometimes.

If you are currently pregnant and prenatal testing found trisomy 9, it's a good idea to talk to an experienced genetic counselor or geneticist. Because CVS tests cells from the placenta and an amniocentesis tests cells from the baby, doctors may recommend following CVS up with an amniocentesis. The prognosis is better if the amniocentesis fails to confirm the CVS findings; this means that the trisomy is most likely confined to the placenta. Unfortunately, prenatal testing currently cannot predict the outcome for individual babies.

Sources:

Trisomy 9. TheFetus.net.

Trisomy 9 Mosaicism. University of British Columbia. Chromosomal Mosaicism.

Yeo, L. et al. "Prenatal Sonographic Findings Associated With Nonmosaic Trisomy 9 and Literature Review." Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine 2003. 22:425-430.


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The recommended immunization schedule is designed to offer protection early in life, when babies are vulnerable and before it's likely they will be exposed to diseases. Public health and medical experts base their vaccine recommendations on many factors. They study information about diseases and vaccines very carefully to decide which vaccines kids should get and when they should get them for best protection.
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There is no known benefit to delaying vaccination. In fact, it puts babies at risk of getting sick because they are left vulnerable to serious diseases during the time they are not protected by vaccines.
When parents choose not to vaccinate or not to follow a delayed schedule, children are left unprotected against diseases that still circulate in this country, such as measles and whooping cough.
• In 2010, more than 27,000 cases of whooping cough were reported nationally with 27 deaths — 25 of which were infants.
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Why recycle something when you can burn it for now good reason!
Why recycle something when you can burn it for now good reason!
you know, the first thing I do after playing Grand theft auto is to commit grand theft auto.
After I play halo I go around shooting aliens
After I play diablo I go and hunter demons with my crossbow
after playing wow I go to the nearest human and bash their skulls in screaming " for the dark lady!"
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"Behold those who have power, and who are not afraid to wield it. Behold... the warlocks!" -Gul'dan
The burning is not for a statement, it is to dispose of the now useless waste that is a result of their collection drive. Incineration is a completely normal and standard way to dispose of garbage when the city, town, or other municipality has access to an incinerator. However writer of the article wanted to turn it into something it wasn't and pray on peoples fears and ignorance.
It should have been recycled, in a perfect world, as all recyclable trash should. But any trash is disposed of and making something out of incineration instead of landfill is just stupid.
"Man is his own star. His acts are his angels, good or ill, While his fatal shadows walk silently beside him."-Rhyme of the Primeval Paradine AFC 54
You know a community is bad when moderators lock a thread because "...this isnt the place to talk about it either seeing as it will get trolled..."
Makes one wonder why anyone would try to get publicity for their cause by relating it to Hitler.
We'll OP, less informed people will always connect or whatever. I guess its there silly way to show some sort of primitive way of doing something about the problems they see.
Trough as I stated before I dont even care about the school shooting, cause the parents of the kids, may there soul's have peace, we're proboaoly pro-gun themselfs so
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This is pretty nuts. This is actually my home town. We also have a law against silly string. Very stupid.
oh god the memories..... the years i spent
stacking blocks
in a futile attempt to make them go away
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just out of morbid curiosity here, has anyone ever killed 20+ people with non fire arms,explosive device or any other type of "military stuff" and just do it with a knife,axe, bare hands,spoon,video game,rock music, angry thoughts ect?
LE : Just to clarify a thing or to, this has to be done in a relative same time manner like 20+ people in an hour or two and it has to be like since the 1950s to now
Cause i keep seeing people saying that its not the fault of the guns that get people killed and and if someone wants to kill someone they just up and do it regardless, and im trying to figure out if so much collateral damage can be done without guns
I think its going to be hard to go on a killing spree on a whim and kill 20 people with a knife, sure seems easy to do with an assault rifle
But hey guns are not the problem its the solution, I know!, lets give every man woman and child a gun that way they can work as power equalizers, if it works with nukes ...
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"The collected items will then be broken and later incinerated by town employees"
Wanna bet, they will keep them and play them through?
On topic, that's utter bullshit. But stupid people will believe stupid arguments.
A collection drive with the specific ideological intent to say "these forms of media should not be viewed, and we'll pay you money if you get rid of them." Separating the collection from the destruction is absurd, since anyone going in knows full well that's the intent. Recycling the media would also not have changed anything. They went into the drive with a very specific intent: convince people to get rid of a specific genre of media that they ideologically disagree with. What is done with the money given out is also irrelevant, as it's still a payoff.
I did read the article. I'm aware that they don't believe they're making a statement, and I"m aware that people have the right to freely assemble and say whatever they want. That doesn't change the fact that this group is using that right to try and convince others that censorship of an entire genre is a good thing. Again, I know that's not what they claim they're doing... but they're only targeting very specific sub-genres of entertainment. That carries an implicit message, whether they intend it or not.
If I stated offering to pay people for their Bibles (or any other religious text, if you don't want to use the Bible here) and made it clear I was going to recycle the Bibles afterward, but said I was only doing this because the Bible can be accessed online for free and the paper would be better used elsewhere, it would still rightfully be perceived as a statement against Christianity. If I modified my drive to collect any book that was freely online, then I could claim I wasn't making a statement.
I am also aware they are saying that parents should have a talk with their children, and only participate if they feel it's the right thing to do. This statement comes following a violent shooting that inspired fear, after statements from the NRA blaming violent media, and after statements by people who are afraid of "young people consumed by violent video games", all of which leave people who don't know any better predisposed to blame the games. The collection was organized and marketed rather brilliantly, actually... they can take the position that they're not lobbying for censorship because it's all completely voluntary, but there's still strong pressures (social and financial) for people to participate. They also didn't go for laws or try to get the products removed from stores, they just relied on the fear generated by the shooting and their financial incentive.
(I am ignoring the fact that if the parents are talking to their kids and deciding these video games aren't appropriate, they probably shouldn't have been purchased in the first place, that being something parents should be aware of.)
The first amendment grants the right of freemdom of speech and the right of freedom of assembly. That means people who say things and hold gatherings whose nature are opposed to the first amendment cannot and should not be arrested or prevented from speaking, hence why my last post didn't say anything about trying to stop the collection from happening, or having them arrested, or saying that they can't say such things. That doesn't mean others can't argue strenuously against such things, and explain why they feel the way they do. Given that, I stand by my original position that this entire drive is about fear-mongering and ignorance. If it weren't, they wouldn't be offering a financial incentive to get people to destroy (excuse me, turn in to be destroyed) violent video games/books/movies, they would simply be encouraging parents to be aware of what their children are doing and decide whether or not it's appropriate material.
In short, even if I could support an event designed to increase awareness of what children are doing, I cannot support an event that does so by offering financial incentives for the destruction of a specific sub-genre of media.
Edit: This would all be equally applicable in the event of the media being permanently removed from circulation by another mechanism that didn't involve destruction.
Hey guys I have a super splendid awesometastic idea!!
Lets gather up a bunch of cars and burn them, how many people die a year because of drunk drivers/accidents?!!!11
Lets gather up alcohol and burn it while we're on the topic of drunk drivers.
Might as well throw in cigarettes too, lets burn those too. How many people die a year from smoking?
But wait there's more, why don't we burn down swimming pools and beachfronts, how many people die a year from drowning??!?!11
NAHHHHHHH lets burn video games broskis, you know, those terrible terrible things that "cause" less deaths a year then people tripping or falling down stairs????!!!!!?!!?!?
Let's burn walking.
im done.
I'm ashamed to be a part of the human race.


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Smith no fan of fuel-mileage races despite results
August 01, 2011, Dave Rodman, NASCAR.com
INDIANAPOLIS -- Regan Smith dislikes racing dictated by pit strategy, even though that exact mode this season has repeatedly delivered his career's best finishes. Smith scored the latest coup of his career year Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where he and Furniture Row Racing crew chief Pete Rondeau played their hand perfectly to finish third in the Brickyard 400. "I think it's pretty simple -- I hate 'em. I don't care, I don't think they're fun racing. I don't think there's anything good about them. " --REGAN SMITH That Smith's best friend in the Cup garage, Paul Menard, won -- becoming the fourth first-time winner this season -- and the highly-respected Jeff Gordon was second was no consolation to Smith. "I think it's pretty simple -- I hate 'em," Smith said of fuel-mileage racing. "I don't care, I don't think they're fun racing. I don't think there's anything good about them. I'm certainly sure there's cars that ran up front, led a lot of laps, that ended up 10th or 12th." Smith, who had no top-10 finishes in his first 95 career starts coming into this season, has taken his game to a significantly higher plateau this season. He kicked off the year with a seventh at Daytona and, despite running hot and cold, has been "on" enough to win the legendary Southern 500 at Darlington, finish eighth in the Coca-Cola 600 and now, third at Indy. Despite his shaky past at this historic track, Smith said he had reason to believe Sunday was going to be a better-than-average day no matter how the day played out. "We needed to [improve]," Smith said. "We felt like we were a team capable of taking strides. We had a top-10 car [Sunday], that's what we had. If things played out correct we were going to finish right around ninth or 10th. "The strategy was played out for us when the No. 51 car [Landon Cassill] wrecked [Lap 121]. We got our grille covered up in grass and actually had to pit. Cleaned the grille off, looked at the fuel strategy and said, 'You know what, let's top it off.' We had nothing to lose. We got to start in the back of the pack anyway. "We pitted right before the green came out and it worked out perfect. They kept pulling me back, pulling me back about saving fuel. We'll see how much is left in the tank after all is said and done. I felt like I had a little bit to go a bit further." Smith felt aspect of the dynamics of the race's end were a little frustrating. "That is the most bittersweet third-place of all time because you can see the leaders [but you can't race them]," Smith said. "I saw the No. 27 [Menard] and I knew he was on the same strategy as us. I wanted to go and he went and we decided to pull the reigns back a little bit, hoping some more of them would run out of fuel." Smith, saying "we didn't have track position for a long time," was never scored in the top 15 until the last 20 laps of the race. He passed Trevor Bayne for fourth with eight laps to go when the rookie had to pit for fuel. "Then I saw the No. 24 [Gordon] come," Smith said. "And I thought 'we are in trouble now because he doesn't have to save at all.' So that kind of made our decision for us." But the exclamation point to Smith's finish, despite the unsavory -- to him -- manner in which it was delivered, is the fact that Smith's best finish in three previous Brickyard 400s had been 31st, in his first race here, in 2008. "My guys worked their butts off all weekend," Smith said. "This is not a great track for me, so I am happy and if I couldn't win, man, the guy in Victory Lane is my best friend on the circuit and I can't wait to get down there to congratulate him." Smith has delivered in all of the series' major events this season, but this one left him shaking his head. "We just got to figure out how to perform on the rest of the stages," Smith said through a grin. "We'll be in shape." But the most confounding thing for Smith, who raised himself one spot in the standings to 26th, is that, being 76 points behind 20th-place Juan Montoya, all Smith can race for in the last 16 races of the season is wins. If he could win again and get into the top 20 in the standings, a berth in the Chase for the Sprint Cup would be possible. But despite his generally optimistic nature, Smith conceded that was unlikely. "Well, from my team's standpoint, I don't think we're looking at the top 20 right now," Smith said. "We'd have to win out at this point to have a shot at getting back up there. Certainly we'd love to do that. The reality is, this is such a tough series, it's going to be really hard to do." Smith is competitive enough, and Rondeau -- despite his driver's distaste -- plays strategy well enough to make winning a possibility. "We're going to focus on winning races," Smith said. "If it puts us in position to get top-fives, that's great. If we can sneak up there and maybe get [in the] top 20 [in the standings], and the right things play out, then cool. "If not, we're working hard to make sure we can do this every week next year and this just isn't a thing we did a few times this year."


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Welcome to the Diagnostic Radiologic Technologists Virtual Guide to Radiographic Positioning. This guide was created and designed by Technologists and Clinical Instructors to assist you during your everyday functions. As you may already know, Radiographic positioning is the backbone to diagnostic radiography. Utilizing these enclosed positions, along with a basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology, you will be able to use this guide to produce a quality diagnostic image, which will allow your radiologist to generate an accurrate diagnosis.This simple and user friendly App, which includes a detailed Glossary of Medical Terms , will put you at ease when performing simple cases or very difficult procedures that you may not be familiar with or might have forgotten. The Virtual Radiographer positioning guide, contains your everyday tools, placing the knowledge of textbook like material within your fingertips before radiographing a patient. Below are a few tools that are bundled into this App.
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by Mike Geno |
Friday, February 11, 2011
Cheese Paintings, by Mike Geno
Last week, I received an interesting request from a reader named Mike Geno. He wanted my help selecting "attractive cheeses" – not to eat…but to paint. As a sample of his work, he sent me a jpeg of the image above.
"A cheese painter?" I hooted, as I stood on the subway, reading his message. Then I opened the jpeg and squealed. Gorwydd Caerphilly! One of my favorite wedges! Within a few hours, Geno was in my kitchen and we were matchmaking. Man+cheese.
Geno lives in my neighborhood, turns out, where he's known as "Meat Man Mike." A former butcher, he started painting steaks and cutlets after he graduated from art school, and now his career as an artist who paints food has taken off. He also curates a meat art blog, no joke. Check out his bacon drawings -- they are strangely alluring, as beautiful as koi.
In June, Geno will present an all cheese show at the Seattle gallery, Cakespy (after the blog of the same name). Given the recent crackdowns on raw-milk cheesemakers in Washington state, this couldn't be any more timely.
In fact, I gave Geno my last sliver of Renata from cheesemaker Sally Jackson. Now that Jackson is no longer in business, I thought maybe a tribute to her 30 years of raw-milk cheesemaking might be cool to include in Geno's show.
Turns out, he thought so, too. Here's what he painted two days later:
I've promised to chronicle Geno's cheese show as it progresses. If you know of beautiful cheese he might consider painting, drop me a comment. Mike and I are planning to do a tour of some Philadelphia cheese counters next week.
Incidentally, this is the second cheese-related art show I've heard about in the last three months. In December, the awesome cheesemonger Anne Saxelby hosted an art show titled "The Milk is the Medium" in Manhattan's Essex Street Market. It featured works by Hannah Sessions and Greg Bernhardt, a pair of painters/cheese makers who marry art and agriculture.
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Even though the calendar says there are more than two weeks of summer ahead, this past holiday weekend marked the unofficial end of Newport's busiest season. It leaves fashionistas in a style limbo of sorts—crisp, white linen pants seem a thing of the past but the cowl neck sweaters and woolen tights are still tucked neatly in storage.
Don't despair—knee-high boot time is near. Until then, summer dresses with jewel tone color palates can enjoy an extended shelf life when layered with a cardigan and lighter tops can be paired with darker denim. Also look to transition with accessories. Cross-body bags are a huge fall trend, channeling the structured styles of decades ago. I've spotted plenty in Newport's boutiques (like J. McLaughlin and some gently used designer bags at Wish) as well as at the local TJ Maxx and Marshall's. (The cross-body above is from J. Crew.)
STYLEPHILE READERS: Apologies for the delayed post–there were a few technical issues over the weekend!
Alexa Chung, Emma Stone and Kristen Bell sporting crossbody bags. (Credit: MTV.com). Pictured top left: J. McLaughlin Sloane crossbody bag, originally $228, on sale right now for $69.90. CLICK HERE.)
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The hotel heiress, who sparked rumours she is experimenting with her sexuality after being spotted at Los Angeles' renowned lesbian nightspot - The Falcon Club will soon film an upcoming episode of The L Word, a US programme that follows the lives of a fictional group of lesbians.
She said: "It's true. I have no idea what kind of character I'll be playing, but it's a good show!"
Paris, who discovered last year her grandfather plans to donate most of his $2.3 billion fortune to charity when he dies - also admitted she would prefer to be rich than famous.
She added to website Parade.com: "I think it would be better just to be rich, because then you don't have to deal with anything else. You can just have everything you want and not have to deal with the press and people following you."
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Eggs Benedict
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- Yield : 4 eggs benedict
- Servings : 2
- Prep Time : 5m
- Cook Time : 20m
- Ready In : 25m
Nutritional Info
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377 -
Calories from Fat
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Total Fat
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Saturated Fat
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Trans Fat
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399mg -
1450mg -
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Dietary Fiber
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Eggs Benedict is possibly my favorite breakfast or brunch recipe.
The mix of poached eggs, toasted English muffin and ham is wonderful together. With the addition of Hollandaise sauce, it's all pulled together in one glorious taste sensation.
Glorious Eggs Benedict
- 4 slices cooked ham, Canadian bacon or back bacon
- 2 English muffins
- 4 poached eggs
- hollandaise sauce
Step 1
Brown ham slices or Canadian bacon in skillet over medium heat. Split English muffins in half. Toast and butter lightly.
Step 2
To poach the eggs, bring a saucepan of water to a boil. Turn the heat to low, gently add the eggs one by one, ensuring the yolks do not break. Let water gently heat the eggs to desired doneness. Gently lift each egg out of the water with a slotted spoon and place on an English muffin half.
Step 3
Arrange ham on top of muffins. Top each with a poached egg.
Step 4
Cover it all with hollandaise sauce.
Step 5
Serve immediately.
Step 6
Makes 2 breakfast, brunch or luncheon servings.
- Canadians call "Canadian bacon" peameal bacon. It is an uncured bacon that has been rolled in corn meal. Slice it into 1/8″ slices, fry as bacon and use in place of the ham. It is quite delicious.
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Eggs benedict may seem like a difficult or gourmet breakfast recipe, but it is really quite simple. Just add a few quick ingredients to poached eggs and you are ready to go.
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The last time I checked out a Jawbone Bluetooth earpiece was in 2010 with the ICON and that was when I gave up on wireless earpieces. Jawbone just announced their next generation headset, the new Jawbone Era, available at Jawbone.com and Verizon for $129.99.
Admittedly, when I see someone with a BT earpiece in today I think they are either a bit arrogant in thinking their conversations are more important than those around them or that they are out of touch with the latest technology. Neither may be true, but it just feels like BT headsets have gone the way of portable navigation devices . However, we are seeing that both may be coming back into fashion as technology continues to evolve and the use cases for such devices make even more sense than they used to.
I talked with Gernard Feril from Jawbone and was intrigued to hear about their findings regarding headset usage that closely match how I use my smartphones and earbuds. Jawbone designed the new Era to satisfy the consumer with these needs.
As you all know, smartphones have gotten significantly larger over the last couple of years and now more than ever a Bluetooth earpiece makes even more sense. Jawbone's data shows the following:
I have been using the new Jawbone Era for a day and have to say I think this headset is perfect for many of my audio needs and I may be going back to using a Bluetooth earpiece. It's still early in my evaluation and I plan to write up a full review after a couple of weeks, but so far I am quite impressed with its performance and slick design.
The new Era is 42 percent smaller than their previous generation Era, which is quite an amazing feat considering the last Era was already quite small. It weighs almost nothing, actually just 6 grams, and you likely won't even notice it in your ear. They also developed a charging case, designed to go with you, that extends the talk time to a total of ten hours.
I commute on a train for a couple hours a day, am on phone calls for about an hour a day, use my phone for all my music, and am a heavy consumer of podcasts. I use wired earbuds for most of these audio experiences, but carrying earbuds, untangling the cable, and wrestling with the cable and my backpack are a bit of a hassle. It also limits my range of motion and completely isolates me from the world around me.
I don't necessarily need full stereo performance with two earbuds for podcasts, calls, and music so plan to use the new Jawbone Era for a couple weeks to see if this small headset is a better option for my lifestyle.
The new Jawbone Era uses Jawbone's new NoiseAssassin 4.0 noise cancellation technology and with all of the construction near my office and Seattle noise I will be sure to put this technology to the test soon. The new earpiece also supports wideband audio and a couple of the devices I have support this so that is another function I plan to evaluate.
The earpiece package includes 1 medium silicone earbud for the left ear and a small, medium, and large earbud for the right ear. I used to wear my Bluetooth earpiece in my left ear and luckily the medium seems to fit well. I will try my right ear with the different sizes too since I do plan to go running with the Jawbone Era to test its ability to stay in my ear with lots of movement.
The new Jawbone headset iOS and Android application just launched this morning so I have only spent a couple minutes with it and cannot yet comment on its functionality. The software is designed to let you customize the voices on your headset, access your favorite playlists, and even locate your headset if it is lost. I will be sure to cover this in my review.
The Jawbone Era will be available in four colors; black, silver, brown, and red. It is priced at $129.99 for the headset and charging case and $99.99 just for the headset. Verizon and Jawbone.com have it available now with the Era coming to Apple, AT&T, and Best Buy stores in the future.
Let me know if you have any specific questions you want answered in my full review and I will be sure to test things out and cover the topics then.
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It seems that Bluetooth earpieces have gone the way of the PND, but with larger smartphones and more people using their phones for audio I think we may see well-designed hardware coming back into fashion.
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Millar played with his hometown Winnipeg Hawks of the MAHA in 1991-92 before joining Swift Current for four seasons. In his rookie year he suited up for 43 games, scoring just three points while seeing limited ice time. His totals improved slightly in the second year when he had eleven points in 66 games but it was his third year when he broke out offensively scoring 50 points in 72 games. Millar's fourth and final season with the Broncos was his best when he had 31 goals and 77 points in 72 games finishing second in team scoring behind Josh St. Louis. He was named to the WHL's East First All-Star Team.
On March 18, 1997 Millar was traded to the Edmonton Oilers for Miroslav Satan while playing in the minors with the Rochester Americans. He was called up for his first NHL soon thereafter, failing to record a point. He closed out the season with the Hamilton Bulldogs, the Oilers' AHL affiliate. The following year he was called up to Edmonton for four eleven games and scored four goals. In 60 games with the Bulldogs he had ten goals and 32 points. He played another 24 games with the Oilers in 1998-99 before moving on to the Nashville Predators in 199-00 when he played in 57 games, scoring three goals and 14 points. He began the 2000-01 campaign with the Predators but was traded to the Tampa Bay Lightning where he appeared in 16 games.


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A team of folks started the site StarWarsUncut, chopped up the film into 15 second increments, and ask the Internet to re-film the pieces in any way they liked. After all was said and done, they'd stitch it back together.
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In 2009, thousands of Internet users were asked to remake "Star Wars: A New Hope" into a fan film, 15 seconds at a time. Contributors were allowed to recreate scenes from Star Wars however they wanted. Within just a few months SWU grew into a wild success. The creativity that poured into the project was unimaginable.
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I will admit as an ex-aerospace technologist I get a certain kind of joy knowing that I helped make some small bit of the space program possible. If you've listen to anything Bill Nye has been saying recently about where space science is going, you'd think he was imagining the return of the messiah.
Carl Sagan, I think, is the role model.
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DonBy Don, at Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Now, now, Rich. Let's not beat up on Christians too much. Just because you rejected it long ago doesn't mean it's all nonsense and giddy adolescence.
If you're going to beat up on those who hold faith in something bigger than themselves, namely God, you need to include Buddists, Islamics, Jews, and all others on your list.
That would be about 90% of the world's population. Scientists make up a much smaller percentage. -
There was also excitement about a Kuiper belt object with a moon. I figured it was just a slow news day.
I was berating evangelical Christians, but in a mid-day stupor typed in "ecumenical" by mistake......so I see your point in the errant context.
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Type: New Feature
Status: Open
Priority: Major
Resolution: Unresolved
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This is a proposal to add overload policies and a filter mechanism for JSR 359.
- An overload policy based on resources managed by the SIP container such as number of active sip sessions, general memory usage etc
- A low-level hook (filters) that provides a way to programmatically affect the decision making whether a SIP message should be further processed by the stack or not
The purpose of introducing these mechanisms is to protect SIP Servlet applications from e.g. denial of service attacks and other spikes that typically can either bring down or seriously affect the performance of a SIP Servlet application.
Overload Policy
This feature is more for the system administrator than the application developer. Through performance testing and knowing the typical user scenario for a particular deployment, the sys admin can e.g. set the maximum number of sessions allowed before traffic is actively rejected. The overload policy could be configurable both per SIP Servlet container instance and for each individual application.
Support for Filters
The low-level hook (filters) would allow an organization to implement their own custom rules for how and when traffic is dropped at a more granular level. E.g., during a DDOS attack it may be hard to just block traffic based on IP (which may be more appropriate to do elsewhere anyway) but there may be traffic pattern that you can trigger on and block traffic based on that. In addition, filters must be chainable to allow for multiple policies to be in effect at the same time. These filters should be configurable per SIP Servlet container instance.
The idea of having chains of filters for requests is quite popular in many web stacks. E.g., the Python WSGI interface specification (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Server_Gateway_Interface) allows for middleware commonly used to implement "filters" such as CSRF, cookie management etc. Similarly, Ruby has the rack specification (http://rack.github.com/), which provides hooks for implementing filters as middleware. Both of these technologies allows you to decide whether to forward the request up the stack, terminate it or simply log and silently drop it. Looking to the Java world, Tomcat has a concept of filters (http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/config/filter.html) and all their examples are about preventing various types of attacks. Most of their filters are direct ports for the Apache HTTP Server, which is another great example where filters are used to allow or block traffic based on some particular criteria.
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Resistive Load Bank
25kW, 240/480VAC, 3-phase
This model is a lightweight, portable AC resistive load bank designed for indoor use. It is contained in a small enclosure, yet provides a large loading capacity.
Features include:
- compact and simple operation
- light-weight aluminum construction
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- overtemperature protected
- no cool down period required
- voltage selector switch
- optional digital meteringModels include a voltage selection switch located on the front panel allowing easy change over from one voltage mode to another.
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- single or 3 phase cable set in lengths of 10, 15, 20, 25 or 50 feet
- single or three phase digital metering (for volts, amps or volts, amps, frequency, kW)The resistive load elements are at the core of the load bank system. To ensure years of reliable operation, the elements chosen will operate at only 1/3 or less of their maximum temperature rating eliminating the need for a "cool down" period after operation. The load bank also includes overtemperature protection.
It is simple to use. It does not require tools. Power cable connectors are provided on the front of the unit with a variety of cable set lengths as an option.
With logically arranged controls, this load bank is intended to be an essential piece of test equipment used by field service personnel or factory production lines.
Maximum Capacity | 25 kW |
Minimum Load Step Resolution | 1.0 kW |
Voltage | 240/480 VAC |
Phases | 3 |
Blower Power | 120VAC 1-phase 60 Hz required. Detachable line cord provided. |
Control Power | 120VAC 1-phase 60 Hz required. Detachable line cord provided. |
Controls and Indicators | - main power ON/OFF - master load ON/OFF - voltage selector switch - load step switches, toggle type - overtemperature indicator |
Overall Dimensions (L x W x H) | 38.25" x 27" x 21.37" (including handle) |
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Maura Wolfson-Foster gave props (14 Jun 2011):
You sure get around.....this has the feel of Auschwitz - great catch!
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Wonderful shot...I like days like this, easy on the eyes
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I love the clarity of the bulbs.... and, isn't Deland a lovely, quaint town? (my first hubby went to school there) ~ beautiful photo, Carol
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I love the layered look in this one, as well as the shapes and tones.
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Great lines and designs! I love the cloudy sky background too! The reversed letters make this fascinating.
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The green tower, what ever it is pops up, love it within the cloudy day. It looks like English weather!
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