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|Posted: Wed Feb 7th, 2007 07:28 pm
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|Hi; This is a circa-1992 range, with analog clock and timers. Tried to self clean, then cancelled self clean. Went through self cleaning the following morning. Now the slider-latch will not slide to the left, hence I cannot open oven door. Its been cool for 24 hours, and I also turned off power at breaker for about 10 minutes to reset everything. No use.
Today I lifted the cooktop and the panel under the cooktop. There is a bar which runs from the front of the oven to the back, and connects to the latch assembly. There is an electronic switch which is holding the bar in place with a metal tab-hence hindering the latch from being slid from right to left. I can lift up on the metal tab with my finger, which allows me to slide the oven door latch from right to left. But when I hold the metal tab up there is a buzzing noise- cannot tell where it is coming from, but sounds like perhaps an energized solenoid? Once I slide the latch back from left to right (i.e. locking), the buzzing goes away; but now I'm back where I started-with a locked door that will not unlock.
Any advise?
Additional Questions:
1) The lock mechanism is obvoiusly temperature controlled. Perhaps bad temp sensor someplace indicating the oven is still hot?
2) Is this temp sensor the same as the thermostat?
3) On these old units, is the SELF-CLEAN mode timer controlled? If so, I may be in trouble because I'm not even sure if the clock or timers work. (I've manually forwarded the clock about 12 hours, hoping this would release something, but no go).
4) Is there some kind of self-clean solenoid? If so, what is it actually doing?
|Posted: Fri Feb 9th, 2007 02:05 am
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Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
|Posted: Fri Feb 9th, 2007 03:56 am
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|Nobody is replying to your post because you did not provide a model number.
Scott Wolf
|Posted: Fri Feb 9th, 2007 04:04 am
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Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
|??? Its in the subject line of the post.
GE Range Model JBP24GR2WH
|Posted: Fri Feb 9th, 2007 11:11 am
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Budget Appliance Repair
Fellow, Academy of Sublime Masters of Appliantology
|WannaAppliance wrote:
This is good, you are into the area to fix or find your problem. I just worked on one like this a few days ago, it seems the microswitch that is in the middle of the sliderbar maybe got out of adjustment causing the solenoid in back to not activate, then the customer trying to open the door bent the lock handle and the slider bar that runs from front to back.
could be but if the lock light was on during self-clean then went out after it cooled down then this is probably ok.
2) Is this temp sensor the same as the thermostat?
No, there is the main thermostat that is used when cooking, (that's the small capillary tube with the small tube going to the larger sensor tube), and the seperate temp sensor, which is the large fat tube sticking out in the left top corner, (this is the one that senses temp for self-clean lock).
3) On these old units, is the SELF-CLEAN mode timer controlled? If so, I may be in trouble because I'm not even sure if the clock or timers work. (I've manually forwarded the clock about 12 hours, hoping this would release something, but no go).
Yes, controled by setting stop time on clock to 2 to 3 hours past your start time so self-clean will shut off and be done in the amount of time you decide to run self-clean. The one I worked on had same problem, (clock didn't work, customer was totally aware of this and just sets an alarm clock and turns the stop timer back to the start time to stop when the correct amount of time has gone by.
4) Is there some kind of self-clean solenoid? If so, what is it actually doing?
Yes, the self-clean solenoid is the green coil in back just above the tab that you lifted to get the door to unlock.
This or the mircoswitch that is in the middle of the slide bar are the two most comman problems.
1) Solenoid could be bad, (open coil)
2) microswitch could be bad
3) microswitch could be out of adjustment so switch isn't getting activated to activate solenoid to release lock when the lock lever is moved.
With the door unlock, when you move the handle to lock, it should activate the microswitch with only a small amount of movement, then same when going from lock to unlock.
If you look at the slidebar that runs from front to back you will see two square notch openings cut in the bottom of the slidebar right near the microswitch contact arm. When in the full unlock or lock position the contact arm should be down in one of the two openings leaving the switch in an open state so solenoid is not activated. As soon as you move the lock handle you should see the contact arm ride up out of the notch and activate the switch in turn sending power to the solenoid which lifts the tab in back out of the way of the tabs that stick up on the slidebar to lock it.
If you have tried to hard to open the door when it was still locked or was having problems there is a good chance your have bent the slidebar that goes from front to back. If you take this bar out and lay it on a flat surface, it should be flat and level along it's whole length, towards the back end of the bar where it necks down, it can bend and it will look like it is suppose to be made this way but it's not. It has to be flat.
William Burk (Willie)
Willie's Budget Appliance Repair
Eureka, CA 95501
|Posted: Fri Feb 9th, 2007 04:10 pm
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Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
Thanks so much for the detailed response. Once I understood the mechanism, it became clear to me... the switch WAS working fine, and it WAS energizing the solenoid (which would lift the sliding bar). As you indicated, the sliding bar WAS bent downward near the back. A simple re-bending and now we are almost in business. I noticed when the oven door was "unlocked" there was a slight buzz coming from the solenoid. I noticed the trigger for the switch was not lying exactly in the square hole. I looked for an adjustment screw, etc, but there was none. So I basically bent the metal tab a bit forward, so now it sits "squarely in the square." No more solenoid "partial" activation. I hope that is what you meant about "switch adjustment."
Again, thanks for taking the time with the accurate description!
|Posted: Sat Feb 10th, 2007 09:34 am
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Budget Appliance Repair
Fellow, Academy of Sublime Masters of Appliantology
|Good going....... you got it, that was the exact adjustment I was trying to describe.
William Burk (Willie)
Willie's Budget Appliance Repair
Eureka, CA 95501
|Posted: Sun Sep 12th, 2010 09:12 pm
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|This thread is great because it is the exact problem I'm having on model JMP26-0001WH. However, I am not as smart as WannaAppliance and have not been able to lift up to stove top. Can someone help me with a diagram from a manual or verbal instructions to be able to lift up the top? Basically, I have the front loose, having removed the 3 screws under the top in the front where the door closes, but the top is fixed at the back somewhere I can't see. This is a dropin that I haven't removed from the enclosure. Is there some trick to get it to release, or do I have to pull the whole unit out to do this?
|Posted: Sun Sep 12th, 2010 10:16 pm
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|may be faster to just pull the unit out so you can see everything clearly.
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Two men with competing visions
Original post made by Tim Hunt, Castlewood, on Feb 7, 2012
During my career as a daily journalist in the Livermore Valley, I have chronicled and commented on politics.
Two major players—with greatly differing perspectives, passed on from cancer in the last few months.
Most recently, Don Miller, whom I've labeled the "guru of the Livermore no-growth movement", died this month. Miller moved to Livermore in 1956 and led the no-growth movement through the more than four decades of battles over a vision for Livermore and the valley.
One of the leaders pushing a different pro-economic growth vision, Gib Marguth, passed away last August. Both men were effective although-- giving credit where credit is due—lots of Miller's vision has prevailed in Livermore. The Las Positas Valley, marginal land good only for dry-land farming, still lies vacant north of Livermore—Miller battled development plans there since the 1960s. Of course, what doesn't lie vacant is premier farm land in Tracy, Manteca, Patterson and other San Joaquin Valley communities.
During my time as an editor, I had the opportunity to deal with both men. Gib was known for his optimistic attitude and his record of public service—school trustee, councilman and mayor, Zone 7 water district director during valley-wide battles over infrastructure as well as a one-term Assemblyman before redistricting collapsed his district.
Notably, Gib worked for several employers including Sandia and Lawrence Livermore labs as well as Livermore Data Systems, a company he founded. He had both private sector and public sector experience that guided his decision making.
By contrast, Don spent his 45 years at the lab during a time when it was largely immune from the economic realities that it deals with today. It was important work to defend the nation against the Soviet Union with annual raises given routinely. Professionally, he was widely published and taught at universities.
Miller's style of politics was similar to the late Al Davis', "Just win, baby." I admired his ability to write a concise (two or three sentences) letter that nailed a sharp point.
He was known for his steadfast refusal to compromise—a trait that led some of his former allies to separate themselves over the years. Miller battled for years to uphold the so-called scenic corridor ordinance that forbid building on the hills along I-580 if the structures were visible from the freeway. The irony that his home sat on a ridgeline visible from the freeway didn't make a difference.
That ordinance drove developers building what's now the Tri-Valley Technology Park crazy—Costco had to excavate more than planned to preserve sightlines. Of course, those rules all were ignored when it was critical to Las Positas College to have a second access road—Shea Homes was able to build to the heights it wanted.
One additional irony: the North Livermore Avenue gateway to Livermore is a revenue cash cow for Livermore with its mix of auto dealers, big box retailers, fast food stores and gas stations. Nothing about it qualifies as scenic.
Miller's influence expanded beyond Livermore. He also led a law suit against Pleasanton when it approved Hacienda Business Park, a fixture in the city today that has allowed Pleasanton to enjoy a huge revenue flow compared to its population.
Over the last number of years, Livermore politics has evolved substantially with a group of curious bedfellows advocating the large regional theater downtown, while former allies have disparaged that plan. Until last fall's council election, Miller and his allies had dominated council seats for a decade.
Looking back, both men gave freely of their time and talent to serve the public and did some with sharply differing visions.
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a resident of another community
on Feb 7, 2012 at 9:22 pm
Another difference. I have never heard the name Gib Marguth until now.
Don Miller, on another hand, is a legend. He is known throughout the Bay Area and beyond. He was a brilliant, dedicated, and talented environmentalist and without him, Pleasanton, Livermore, Sunol and Dublin would now look like Los Angeles/San Fernando Valley from houses lining ridgeline to ridgeline.
He started the SAVE movement, Citizens for Balanced Growth etc. and tried to save Dougherty Valley from being developed. Though that lawsuit was lost, the city of Livermore and CBG now have millions of dollars from that lawsuit to acquire open space.
[Wouldn't Tim Hunt love houses and corporations stacked next to each other ridgeline to ridgeline? Yes, YES! Of course. It is his ultimate dream, I'll bet!]
a resident of Castlewood
on Feb 8, 2012 at 2:53 pm
Yes, Don Miller is a legend to some folks. I think history will tell the tale--the Las Positas Valley is grossly under-utilized and prime land in the Central Valley grows houses. If his view had prevailed on Hacienda Business Park, Pleasanton and the valley would be vastly different. Hacienda was a drive in attracting the Ruby Hill investment as well as lots of other businesses that provide sales taxes and other city revenues for the very high level of city services residents receive. I've never advocated filling the valley with housing--the trade-off of irrigated agriculture for housing in the South Livermore Valley sparked the revival of the wine industry in the valley that was shrinking so much that the Wente family members had to organize a group to save Concannon Vineyards when its corporate owner was selling it.
a resident of another community
on Feb 8, 2012 at 5:22 pm
The Las Positas Valley (North Livermore) and South Livermore Valley are both for designated for agricultural and open space use, not massive housing subdivisions like East Dublin.
It is the presence of an Urban Growth Boundary in Livermore that means urban sprawl in both the Las Positas Valley/North Livermore and the South Livermore Valley has not caused leapfrog development after leapfrog investment.
That has allowed there to be downtown revitalization and a very nice walkable community within Downtown Livermore.
Compare the difference -- the Downtown-less Dublin with its strip shop centers and constant sprawl westward toward Castro Valley with the Seeno development and the sprawl eastward toward Livermore vs Livermore itself Web Link
So I'd say the Las Positas Valley is not grossly underutilized at all. Instead its protection has been a key component so that investment at Livermore's center...downtown Livermore...so it has been re-energized and re-vitalized.
a resident of another community
on Feb 9, 2012 at 11:00 am
Tim Hunt posed the following responses in a new thread regarding where are the Vineyards in the Las Positas Valley. That thread is restricted to comments for registered users so rather than comment on that, it makes sense to continue the conversation here.
Tim Hunt's new thread:
"It is interesting one comment equates the Las Positas Valley with the South Livermore Valley. The tradeoff in the South Valley—more than 2,000 units of housing for more than 4,000 acres of irrigated agriculture in the South Livermore Valley—has been a major driver in the number of local wineries growing from six to more than 40. Where is that agricultural growth in the Las Positas Valley? I haven't seen any major winery raising its hand to develop vineyards in the Las Positas Valley."
**** Response: The Las Positas Valley is owned by two land speculator companies: Weyerhauser and the Lins. Ask them why they have not brought the vineyards to their vast properties.
More of Tim Hunt: "The downtown Livermore redevelopment has been well received by residents, but a dismal failure from a business standpoint and a city revenue standpoint. Check out the churn of businesses in that area—it's remarkable.
Couple that with sales tax revenues that have yet to rebound to levels recorded in 2001, despite millions of dollars in public expenditures. The earlier numbers were enhanced by a more profitable Groth Bros. auto complex—but they are telling. The gross sales tax revenues to the city are still lower than they were in 2001 despite new buildings and public infrastructure spending and the Bankhead Theater.
With the state government now having eliminated redevelopment agencies—the financing mechanisms for projects such as Livermore's regional theater as well as the rest of the downtown public improvements—the public financing leverage is gone."
**** Response: Tim Hunt, there is more to life than dollars and tax revenue for government bureaucracies to grow and grow. Your adjective describing Livermore's downtown as a "dismal failure" may be your opinion, but have you asked Livermore residents what they think of their downtown? Many are proud of it. Many Pleasanton residents wish their downtown matched Livermore's. San Ramon and Dublin have no downtown.
Don Miller removed the garish signs of downtown billboards in Livermore, led the way for the city to have multiple fountains, worked to pass a park impact fee to developers so that the city would have money to build parks, worked to collect signaturesa dn pass countless initiatives including SAVE, the UGB, etc. with the end result that downtown in Livermore is a pleasant and aesthetically pleasing downtown.
More of Tim Hunt:
"A few more thoughts on Don Miller and Gib Marguth:
1. For the person who responded—it's unfortunate you did not know Gib—it was your loss. He was a first-class guy who served with the broader societal good in mind—remember he was elected to the school board, the city council, the Zone 7 water/flood control agency and the state Assembly. That's quite a record of broad public service coupled with both semi-government at the lab and Sandia plus private sector.
2. Both Gib and Don were men of faith—different ones from the same root—Gib a Christian and an elder at First Presbyterian Livermore; Don, a founder of Jewish Temple Beth Emek.
3. As one of his daughters described Don—a man of contrasts—lifelong liberal, yet an avid gun owner and researcher on things ballistic and an NRA member."
**** Response: Don Miller was also on the Livermore city council, and he founded Citizens of Balanced Growth, and provided leadership for a broad range of issues that benefit all Tri-Valley residents to this day.
And Don Miller strongly advocated for both the First and Second Amendments of the Bill of Rights so he was not really a man of contrasts, but of consistency.
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With all the other flat bending jigs build like tanks, this one is unbelievable. Good job.
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I have always felt March was the cruelest of months as the final interval between winter and spring.
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For the record, I don't believe human activity is the final tipping point in climate change. And, if it isn't our fault, it simply can't be fixed because we are not in control of nature — and the sun, for example, which happens to be the largest heat source in our solar system.
Actually, I think we have a view that anything "natural" has a mystical quality to it that we revere far more than we do the real God and Creator.
We "celebrated" Earth Day a few days ago and we're observing Earth Week as though the Earth is a harbinger of all good things. The only thing missing from the observance is sacrificing some maidens to appease the ubiquitous gods of nature.
Earth Week is a supposedly a time to promote awareness and appreciation for the Earth's environment, sustainable living and earth awareness. Do we actually think we can get along with our planet, when we cannot come close to getting along with each other?
We humans have a rather interesting relationship with our natural world. We observe and we sometimes learn. We analyze, and we interpret correctly — sometimes.
But it is our propensity to allow emotions to blind our sight and to overrule our intellect. We then cannot learn or we misinterpret what we have seen and analyze, which continues to lead us into the cul-de-sac of irrational conclusions and actions.
As I said, we are enamored with all things "natural." Have you noticed how being "green" is touted on so many products? Besides green, there's "organic." And both of these terms, when applied to a specific product, can actually mean something far different than what we might presume.
Now we have to add "sustainable" to our lexicon. I think that means if you eat a chicken, another chicken is available to take its place without increasing the expenditure of energy, carbon dioxide, bad vibrations, herbicides, pesticides, antibiotics, growth hormones, personal sensibilities, psycho-social needs and so on.
We had a vote last November on a proposed amendment to the state Constitution that would have defined marriages as between one man and one woman. As you know, that was defeated.
Now, the opponents of that amendment are emboldened to change the current state law to allow same-sex couples to marry. One of the arguments I've heard is that since people are born with an attraction to people of the same sex that it is natural and, therefore, same-sex marriages must be afforded the same legitimacy as heterosexual marriages. After all, love is love, isn't it?
If this is successful, how long before we will be asked/forced to allow a marriage-a-trois? And once that bubble is burst I can only imagine the combinations and permutations that will be foisted upon us in the name of nature and love!
In Ontario, Canada, the school curriculum may be modified to teach children that there are actually six definable individual sex types that are "natural" and, thus, as acceptable as the two we have now.
Getting back to reality and more basic thoughts, biologically speaking (and morally for many of us), sexual intercourse is only natural between a man and a woman. That is the only "natural" way human reproduction can take place. Every other way of producing human life is thus viewed as unnatural.
But we, as humans, have come to believe we are somehow above nature in spite of all our days, weeks and months of observances of one thing or another. In celebrating nature and all things natural during Earth Day and Earth Week, how do we square that with the killing of the product of the natural human reproductive act?
If we really want to be in touch with nature and our world, shouldn't we stop killing the children that are the most important product of nature and the ultimate key to having a sustainable human race on this good Earth? Have we failed to notice that every time we choose to mess with nature, we eventually come out on the losing end?
Well, that's what's been on my mind.


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...and our guest speaker was George McGovern (no relation to the democratic presidential candidate that opposed Nixon), who is the head chaplain for the Giants and Yankees.
He gave a speech regarding the three Giants super bowl appearances that he was present for: 2000, 2007, and 2011 (and yes, he had his own rings since he was part of the organization), and tying into life lessons for each one. These lessons all pertained to football in some way, but more importantly, each one was something that applied to life in general just as easily.
First he talked about the 2000 season, where the Giants were doing so well in the regular season and playoffs only to lay an egg vs the Ravens. The life moral he took from that is, even if you're having a great year (or season) in your life, you can still have a terrible day. That bad day could easily come at the most inopportune time as well (kinda reminded me of Murphy's law to be quite honest).
The story behind the 2007 season actually had nothing to do specificaly with the season itself or the great upset about the patriots. It started with the design of the SB ring that year. Apparently, when the team was creating the ring design, Strahan reportedly wanted a "Ten-table ring", that is, a ring that would draw attention from ten tables away at a restaurant. Many on the team had echoed that sentiment. This story evolved into a lesson about pride, and how it can be a downfall. The team was very prideful after that win, and it helped contribute to the egg against the Eagles in 2008, and the 8-8 2009 season. He warned how easy it is to fall into this trap in life, and how it can affect you.
Finally, with the 2011 season, he told the story we've all heard, with the poker chips and the beginning of ALL IN. It was a guest he had brought in to speak at one of his team chapel services that had actually first brought the phrase ALL IN to the franchise, during the week before the Jets game. He told the story about how quickly it caught on with the team and front office (who had 80,000 ALL IN towels printed for the cowboys game, and another 80,000 for the wild card game). The main thing he drew from this is that there are times in one's life that you need to realize the hand you've been dealt, as it were, and just like the team did in 2011, go all in, give it 100% of your effort, etc... He related the team story in 2011 to the biblical story regarding the birth of Jesus (remember this is a chaplain we're talking about here), and how (again, according to the story) Jesus' parents went ALL IN with God's plan despite not even really knowing what was happening to them. It was ultimately a lesson about giving all the effort you can and leaving it all on the field, whether you're talking about the field of football or the field of life.
Overall it was very interesting to listen to this guy. He also had insight into a lot of personalities of the players that we on here only see as icons more than human beings. He said that Eli was the kind of guy that he would have no qualms about if his daughter (hypothetically) brought him home, even if Eli were just an average joe kinda guy and not a famous football player. He also mentioned Canty, Tuck, Nicks, and Blackburn as examples of guys that have real personal integrity in their lives (though he also mentioned those were just examples and there were many more examples present on the team). Just a little under half of the roster would attend his team chapel services. He doesn't lead any prayers on game day due to the fact that he is required to be in the coach's booth, but TC will lead pre-game and post-game prayers (I've seen such before during some locker room media sessions), and there's also a "shower prayer" (the shower is really the only place that the players can go on gameday where there's no coaches or media present) that is often led by either Tuck or Webster.
Finally, he did answer one question that I had regarding rookies and playing time. He said that a rookie's time table to playing was 100% related to how well they adjusted to the pro game. I know i personally have had my doubts in the past regarding that, but answered me very emphatically and without hesitation, and i am inclined to believe him.
Anyway, that is the experience I had this morning that I felt like sharing with you guys.


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Tibetan Buddhist master Khenpo Tsültrim Gyamtso is known for his joyful songs of realization and his spontaneous and skillful teaching style. In this book he explains how to gain clarity, peace, and wisdom through step-by-step analysis and meditation on the true nature of reality. He also introduces readers to the joy and profundity of yogic song, and reveals the power of aspiration prayers to inspire, transform, and brighten our hearts.
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Buddhist TenetsHow to Read Classical Tibetan, Volume Two: Buddhist Tenets continues Craig Preston's groundbreaking series of self-study materials designed for students learning to read Classical Tibetan on their own. This book serves a dual purpose: the student learns both grammar and philosophy at the same time.With easy-to-understand diagrams, Preston shows how to find your way through Tibetan sentences. It is like having a personal tutor at your fingertips, allowing you… Read More
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Discussion in 'TN - Tennessee Chevy Truck Club' started by Tagerman, Feb 17, 2010.
Just wondering if anyone was from the greatest of the southern states? lol
howdy, from lenoir city, tn! ur not too far from me!
not to far at all i'm just outside of chattanooga in East Ridge to be exact
i might be getting a job in white bluff, i find out early next week, so maybe me too! been in mid michigan my whole life, am i gonna stick out like a sore thumb?
eat good food be friendly to everyone and you'll do fine just remember in the south its kosher to ask someone that you don't even know how their day has been then offer them a drink
nope, not far at all. im from madisonville, but as of right now living in LC, hoping to be closing on a house in loudon next month!
hey man, best of luck. heres u some advice to not stick out like most northern folks around here....dont be too loud!
HELL YEA!!!!! covington tn here.
i dont guess that we will hold that against you for too long. if you want to fit in wach alot of Jeff Foxworthy
I'm in the Nashville area. :great:
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I was told about "Africanized Honey," NOT honey from Africa .
I am very new to the world of honey and could use some wise counsel.
I am helping a family-member on the East Coast. At their association meeting, a potential customer inquired about what he thought was called "Africanized Honey," presumably a honey product from southern states' honeybess that have cross-bred. He described the honey as having a caramel fragrance and/or taste and maybe originating in Texas. I was asked to help out, because I live in the Austin, TX area and could maybe find a local (TX) source.
Anyway, the client is looking to purchase a couple of drums of this type of honey, if we can locate the product.
Has anyone heard of or have any knowledge of "Africanized Honey?" Or might I be unknowingly hunting snipe???
Any help will be greatly appreciated...Please Advise, if possible.
Thank You!
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Fan Created Lab. Support a new Lab Experience[ Edited ]
So the Lab is defined as "Experimental Game Types"
So far we have seen TDM with "x" weapon only or Plunder with "X" weapon only.
Please give this thread a chance and hear me out.
First off let me tell you where we are at. In the most recent Q&A shadowlibraboy asked this question and got this response...
Q: Will you ever use The Lab to experiment with new weapons, kickbacks or modes? (Shadowlibraboy)
A: [WINKS] Maybe [WINKS] ….we'll have more info once we have our community calendar locked down. I can say we don't have any plans for new weapons at the current time.
Now let me tell you where I and hopefully a lot of you would like to be...
The purpose of this thread is to get ND to add a Lab gametype created 100% by the community into this game. "By the community" means by all of YOU, not me and not just one person, but by all of us. There are a ton of good ideas on here but remember, they have said clearly that they will not add new weapons and there will not be separate hit boxes. They are working on colors and a Classic Mode type game. Boosters themselves must remain the way they are, and I'm almost certain they won't change any health amounts. So with all that said lets listen to them so they will listen to us.
What we need to do...
Continue making new threads about new Lab ideas, or put them here, it's up to YOU. Critique the idea's of others on any thread. Stick to the limits the game has now, ND will not take crazy plans seriously.
What I would like this thread to be...
I am not hear for attention, I have my wife and kids for that. I am however looking for Kudos, they apparently are what ND looks for to know the community wants something. Kudos this thread only if you would like to see a truly 100% Experimental Fan Created Lab Experience added to this game. Post links to your own Lab Idea Threads, discuss other peoples ideas, or just comment on how you would like to see something like this happen.
In the past I created a thread asking for a Lab Idea Contest where ND would choose the best Idea and create that Lab. While I still believe this would be a great thing I truly do not care if they choose 1 idea or choose an Idea that is "OURS". I am only here because I for one am tired of the same old weapon X Labs.
Some ideas from the Community so far...
I'm going in order and I am not stealing anyone's Idea, I am not listing names because I'm not sure I am allowed to. If you want to let people know one of these ideas is yours feel free to comment and let people know.
Gun Cycling... A completely new idea based off a mode from COD
Multi Idol Plunder...Almost just like it sounds
FFA Elimination...Yep sounds quick and fun
All Gold Booster Lab...Stop crying about certain Boosters and give all of them to everyone
Wager Matches...Your money against everyone else's
3 Team Obj...Objective with a huge twist
Cursed Plunder...Plunder with a whole different twist
3Team plunder...umm Plunder with 3 teams
Summer Beta Lab!!!... still laugh at this one
Automatics with no Blindfire...Stop Crying about BFing Noobs.
Hi 5 Lab... Finally, an in game reason to High Five.
Randomization Lab...Things stay interesting with a new load out with each spawn.
Any Lab from SouthpawLP's Thread... He put some work into that one.
I think I can stop there, thank you all for the Ideas.
So like I've said and I'm sure you see by now, I only want a brand new Experimental Game Type Lab. I don't want attention or more friends, and I don't care about my lab being put into the game. I just enjoy brand new ideas and Game Modes.
If you've read all the way to here, you are at least interested in a new game type so Kudos this post or comment so ND might see this is what we want. I can't be one of only a few that would love to see this, if all you want is more Colors and a Classic Mode then go to those posts. While I would love to see Classic Mode, I'm sorry, but I really don't care about Colors.
I just want a Brand New Creative Experimental Lab Experience.
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Okay, so the sig is made. The PM is sent to PSForumMods. And the link and "Thank you" is posted in some of the communities Lab Idea Threads.
I'll give this some time and see if it at least gets "views". If it looks like it is not even getting seen by anyone I will post a link in the general discussion thread. I'm just not confident that the people who would love to see this happen are going to see it here.
Here is to hope of one day playing a 100% fan created Lab.
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Hey, if you're looking for ideas...http://community.us.playstation.com/t5/UNCHARTED-3-Drake-s-Deception/Randomization-Lab/td-p/37254150
Also, a Lone Wolf Co-op Arena would be awesome. No chokers and slightly increased health to compensate for no revives. Lives are reduced from standard arena depending on difficulty.
Co-op Adventure Tips & Tricks and Amazing Lab Idea- Now with Brackets Mentioning Kudos Count!
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@ Toxic156 I like the idea a lot. I remember posting a comment on this one. I'll add it to the list when I get on my lap top.


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Kiwi driver Fabian Coulthard enjoyed an ideal dress rehearsal for next month's ITM400 at Pukekohe when he won both opening races at the V8 Supercars Challenge in Melbourne today.
While the event does not carry championship points, Coulthard nonetheless made the most of a strong qualifying performance to run clear with wins in both sprint races at the Albert Park circuit.
The Lockwood Racing Holden driver overtook rival Craig Lowndes with two laps remaining to claim the victory after the Red Bull Racing driver had stalked the New Zealander following the compulsory pit stops.
Coulthard's teammate Jason Bright was third to cap a podium double for the country team of Brad Jones Racing.
"It's good for my confidence ... it's taken me a while to win a race,'' Coulthard said. "I always knew I could do it, it's just restored my faith.''
In the early race, Coulthard started on pole and had to withstand some strong attacks to claim the victory. He outlasted a challenge mid-race from Kiwi compatriot Shane van Gisbergen who later crashed out. Bright finished second ahead of Ford Performance Racing's Will Davison.
It was the first time that Coulthard had gained a pole position in his time in V8 Supercars, after he showed excellent speed without reward in the opening races in Adelaide earlier in the month.
Kiwi rookie Scott McLauchlin drove his Fujitsu Racing Holden into sixth place in both races, while Van Gisbergen recovered to be ninth in race two while Jonny Reid was near the rear of the field in the Wilson Security Ford.


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Red Flavour by Ruterra
Size35 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
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You will like this flat, if you're looking for :
*quite cozy place within 10 in walking to main attractions
*coolness in summer and warm apartment during winter (czech hot wine is required !)
*have a rest and being updated same time - TV with more then 1000 international channels
*beautiful Our Lady Church area, Folimanka and Grebovka parks are perfect for walks with children or romantic evenings :)
Apartment is located in the quite area of Vinohrady district - within 15 min walk from city center. You will find everything you need for vacation of your dream there.
Flat consist of:
* bedroom with comfortable double bed and a foldable small sofa bed for 1 person, dinner table for 3 people, wardrobe and TV with more then 1000 channels.
* hall with fully equipped kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, cooker, kettle, toaster, dishwasher and coffermaker etc.
* bright bathroom with a shower, hair dryer and washing machine
* separate WC.
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Also we prepare for you:
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* unlimited and speedy Wifi
* iron and ironing board
* special created map with good recommendations where to go and what to see in Prague
* 24 hours support during your stay
The Neighborhood
Vinohrady is calm beautiful district with lots of restaurants, cafes and parks. The apartment is located close to tram stop I.P.Pavlova, but also you can easily reach the city center by foot.
All main attractions is located in walkable distance:
•5 min to the nearest tram/metro station I.P.Pavlova
•10 min to Brewery house, where you can you can order flavored beer from banana to coffee to blueberry, or specialty champagne beer that comes in a bottle and with a champagne flute
•10 min to the beautiful park with amazing view and unique vinary Grebovka
•15 min walk to Wenceslas' Square or 3 min by public transport
•25 min wak to Charles bridge
•25 min walk to Old Town square
Getting Around
It takes 30 minutes to get to your apartment from airport by taxi. We can organize a transfer from the airport directly to the apartment - this service costs 25 EUR/car. In this case our driver will meet you in the arrival zone, drive to your apartment and hand you in all needed maps and keys.
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The nearest public parking is located in 2-5 minutes walking from apartment on the Bozene Nemcove street – it's paid on working days (approximately 1.3 euro/hour) and free on weekends and nights (after 18h and until 8h).
House rules- Check-in from 15h00 (but we will try to prepare apartment as soon as possible) and check-out until 11h00 (but if you need to leave your luggage - you can leave it in our office which is located 2 min walk from main railway station and 10 min walk from Wenceslas square.)
- Please do not make any noise in the hallways and other common areas in the house and after 22:00. This is a strict rule! There are many old people in the house, and we have promised the neighbors to keep the peace and maintain friendly relations.
- If you are stay in our apartment for more than 7 days – we will clean them FOR FREE and change towels and linen once a week.
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I can recommend everything: the apartment (central, big enough (we were altogehter 5), clean, modern, well-appointed), the agency (very helpful, very obliging, reliable) and, of course, the beautiful city Prague! I would definitely make a reservation with ruterra Apartment over and over again.
The apartment is well taken care of, beautiful, comfortable and is in a perfect location. We had a superb stay, Kairat and Katerina, from Ruterra, were really nice and helpful with us and gave us great pointers on how to enjoy Prague and move around.
We will go back to Prague in December for business and we hope to find this apartment available, it feels just like home.
Thank you!
Kate gave us a very warm welcome at Prague with a big package of tips for our stay.
The apartment is really big, bigger than expected. It was very clean and everything we needed including tea and coffee was available. The biggest advantage is that the apartment is very close to the main touristic spots. Because the apartment is at the ground floor you can hear people talking when passing by. But we know this before and it was not as hard as expected. A hair dryer is also in the apartment, it is not in the list of interior.
Perfectly situated in the heart of Prague. Location was ideal for getting around to all of the sights, however prepare yourself for little sleep due to noisy partygoers passing in the street throughout the night.
Appartement is nice, in nice Area. Close to trambahn and wenzelsplatz. Good Restaurants around the corner . Interesting cut of the appartment. Wifi is good and fast. Only thing is getting it dark. There are some shutters or jalousies neccesary to get the rooms darker, to get some sleep in the morning. World Comeback back, thank you.
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We had a very nice stay at Prague in the Executive Bright Appartement. It was a nice, little appartement, tidy and absolute alright for three people. The hosts gave us a lot information about the trams, exchanges, etc. which was very helpful if you stay the first time in Prague.
Very good and clean apartment!
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Never in my 18 years in radio did I ever think that I'd become the story, especially about something that I thought was a cheeky, throwaway question to B.C. Premier Christy Clark: "What's it like being a MILF?" The question was laughed at, then answered, and that was that. There's a fine line in radio, and if you cross it all hell can break loose, I crossed that line — well, that station's version of the line anyway.


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Reviewed By Cha Pao V (Esko, MN) Reviewed for a 2014 Chevy Silverado —7/24/2015 9:10 AM
The truck rack works fine with our 2014 silverado 1500 crew cab. Set up took awhile and my husband YouTube how to install. You have to take off the tail lights to tighten the bolts on. Although to carry a canoe on the rack we still need a crossbar over the cab because our 17 foot canoe touches the cab. We didn't have time to buy the cross bar system so we used foam canoe blocks.


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Total cross-border trade between the United States, Mexico and Canada in March exceeded $100 billion for the first time since October 2014, according to the Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said removal of the bridge's lower roadway means larger ships will be able to call container terminals in Newark, Elizabeth and Staten Island.
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In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, Ever Merciful.
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Observatoire v pěkném 6.
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Velikost23 m²
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The Observatoire features a living area, a kitchenette, a queen-size bed, and a bathroom with basin, shower and toilet.
Apartment : 22 m2
Ground Floor
Minimum Stay : 2 nuits
2 guests
Check-in : From 4.00 p.m
Check-out : Before noon
In our "chambres en ville", in the charming Paris, you will benefit from in-room services and amenities like in a hotel:
Housekeeping service
Bath amenities
Nespresso coffee maker
Free wireless Internet access
IPod/IPhone docking station
Digital Television
Domovní řádCheck-in : From 4.00 p.m
Check-out : Before noon
Pets are not allowed
The Observatoire is non-smoking
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We had a wonderful time, the apartment is really nice and looks exactly like the pictures. Close to the metro and RER train station Port Royal.
Nice restaurants and shops in the neighborhood.
Bastien answers all e-mails and gives advices.
In total, a great Wimdu experience!
Apartamento con una localización excepcional, pero muy ruidoso. La limpieza bastante mejorable.
Ohodnoďte tomuto hostiteli i další ubytování
Great apartment! It's in a great location, next to a metro and you can easily walk to many attractions. The apartment is very comfortable, clean and has a cool vibe about it and Bastien, the host, is very helpful. The local area is also very nice!
Nice appartment, nice host, nice location.
Apartment excellent located and great terrace!!! We will be staying here again. Also the host is extremely helpful.
Great appartment, very nice location and super host. We will definitely come back to this place and I will recommend it to friends in Amsterdam.
Thanks Bastien and Flavio!
Best regards,
Sietse and Bonnie
It was a very pleasant stay and I can honestly recommend this apartment in an agreeable surroundings ! The owner is very kind and obliging - thank you very much !!!
Nice apartment on the 6th floor with a sunny terrace with view on the Eiffel tower, excellent bakery 50 meters away and a supermarket nearby to buy all you need for breakfast.I appreciated the nespresso-machine in the apart to make the wake-up pleasant (don't forget to bring your own capsules with you).
The apart is for 2 persons max., but well situated. Visitors can easily reach all tourist places by walking (if too tired take an inexpensive metro/bus day ticket)
Arranging the meeting with Bastien was easy and his ponctuality was perfect.
I found 180 € per night in April a bit expensive.
Fantastic location as walking distance from the train station, jardin de luxembourg and great resturants. It was also very quiet at night.
We had a wonderful weekend in Paris and would stay in this apartment again.
Thanks Bastien.
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Cooperative Education (Co-Op)
RIT has the forth oldest and one of the largest co-op programs in the world. The Institute partners with companies not only in the Rochester area, but across the country and abroad. About 80% of RIT students will participate in the Co-Op Program. Depending on the major you enroll in, your department may require your to participate in co-op before you are able to graduate.
There is a chart that I think is a great reference. It explains which majors will co-op, how many co-op placements will be required, and the aveage salaries that students are earning when they are out on co-op.
If you enroll in a co-op program at RIT, you will have between six and 15 months of paid work experience completed by the time you graduate. You will have worked for as many as five different employers in locations across the country. Whether you work in a large industrial laboratory, a world-renowned medical facility or a software development firm in your hometown, you'll have a good idea of what you're looking for in your career after graduation. You can also sample the lifestyles found in different parts of the United States (or the world) while you explore career opportunities through co-op. Upon graduation, you'll be able to choose the place and position that are right for you.
RIT co-op also gives you the chance to test what you've learned in the classroom in real-world situations. When you're in a lab testing a new theory in quantum physics, reading a textbook on cognitive psychology or computing net present value in a finance problem, you may wonder how your studies fit your future career. Our co-op program gives you a chance to find out. If you're like many RIT students, understanding how theoretical knowledge is actually used in the work place will give you the incentive you need to work harder when you come back to campus for your academic quarters.
While you're working on co-op, you'll meet other professionals in your field. You'll be able to consult with them on professional issues and talk with them about your goals. These professional contacts can help you identify job openings in your field and get you started on the road to your lifetime career goals.Co-op also helps you pay for your college education. At RIT, no tuition is charged for the quarters you are employed as a co-op student. Instead, your employer will pay you a full-time salary. Last year, RIT co-op students earned more than $20 million. Refer to our salary data to find out how much you can expect to earn through co-op. You'll find that your co-op earnings can go a long way toward helping you finance your RIT education.
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pfngNo co-op found in school of film?
Ashley HenniganThe co-op program is not required for all majors but is an option for every student. Due to the nature of our film program (which is extremely hands-on) some students may opt to gain experience through on campus projects. Other students will opt for internships rather than co-ops because these are more popular in the film industry. Overall- just because your degree program does not require co-op it does not mean that you can't do it!
pfngThank you. Can you tell more information about the school of film in RIT? Faculty or network on future career? % of graduate continue their MFA or working ? The graduation rate in this degreein these few years? How hard for one who has no experience in film production to catch up with the class?...... Any information is anticipated .
wangshithanks!i WANT to get it!


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With the silly season off and running, there's also the issue of all the goodies that come with it tempting us to overindulge.
But with a little planning, the food conflicts that can drain the joy from the holidays can be a thing of the past. We can use a wealth of solid research about why it's so much better to control portions instead of falling for the same old failing dieting tactics.
There are researchers who devote their careers to studying what makes us eat more and what helps us push away from the buffet.
Food-psychology laboratories produce information of particular interest to the food industry, which wants us to eat their products in abundance. But there's no reason we can't use this information to gain insight into how we tend to respond to different eating situations so we can better manage portions - and weight.
So here's what the experts say
* Out of sight, out of mind: The more visible food is (like the lolly dish on the coffee table or your co-worker's desk), the more likely we are to eat it.
No problem if it's food you don't like, but if you love chocolate and have to stare at a bowl full of holiday M&M's, you'll probably surrender. The trick here is to make tempting goodies less visible. Using covered, opaque dishes for lollies, and open dishes to display fresh fruit, will encourage the healthier choice. Also, try keeping nutritious foods in front of the fridge or cupboard while putting the ones you want to control in the back.
* Size matters: The bigger the package, container or plate you're eating from, the more you're likely to eat. The brain seems to be looking for signals to mark the end of eating. Something about seeing an empty plate, bowl or bag helps us feel satisfied whether the container is large or small. That's why using smaller plates is so effective. So, when going to that big holiday buffet, put your entrée on the salad plate.
* Serve and step away: During party situations, whenever possible, serve yourself reasonable portions and then step far away from the rest of the food. The less you look at food, the more likely you will be to feel satisfied with what you served yourself. Case in point: Me. Engrossed in conversation with a chocolatier at a party, I didn't step away from the serving trays filled with exquisite chocolates. Result: I ate more than I would have if I had invited my conversation partner to have a seat in another room.
* Slow down: It takes about 20 minutes for your brain to receive all the physiological signals that you've eaten enough. So the faster you eat, the more you'll eat. What's the hurry anyway? There are few things we will do as often in our lives as eat, so let's sit back, take a deep breath and enjoy. The more you let your body get the full enjoyment out of what you're eating, the sooner it will say: "Okay, that was good, but I'm done."
Lavinia Rodriguez is an American psychologist and expert in weight management.
Do you tend to over-indulge during the silly season? What tips do you have for resisting temptation? Or do you see this as a time to let yourself go?


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Book a holiday package to dazzling Dubai. See the world's tallest building, shop at the world's biggest mall and stay at the world's most luxurious hotel.
Flights + 3 nights hotel
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Book a holiday package to dazzling Dubai. See the world's tallest building, shop at the world's biggest mall and stay at the world's most luxurious hotel.
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Renowned for being an affluent and superlative-filled destination, Dubai has an incredible number of things to do. From adventure holidays in the desert to relaxing on the beach or having a luxury Friday brunch – what will you choose?
Shopping is high on the agenda, with traditional souqs and massive 'supermalls' competing for attention. Lots of hotels have signature shops, and the malls range from high street fashion to luxury couture. Indulge in spa days, pampering yourself amid five star surroundings, or play a round of golf on the dreamscape courses available. The food culture is fantastic, head for bottomless brunch with friends on Friday, when Dubai's weekend starts. Add to this boats, theme parks, even an indoor ski slope – your entertainment is guaranteed on holidays in Dubai.
Visit the Talise Ottoman spa and hammam in the palatial Jumeriah Zabeel Saray on the Palm, away from the bustle of the city. Alternatively, the Guerlain Spa's private treatment suites of the One&Only The Palm offer an intimate and luxury experience. And the Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf-Madinat has 26 treatment rooms which has both modern bespoke therapies and traditional eastern remedies to what ails you.
The Arabian Gulf maintains almost year-round sunshine, making it a perfect destination for lazing on the beach. The shores of the Jumeriah Palm offer beautiful white sand beaches, where diving and snorkelling are a must. The spectacular Atlantis The Palm is fun for all the family, with a stunning beach and the Aquaventure Waterpark. Or relax on the glorious Jumeriah Beach, sipping ice-cold drinks from the hotel bars.
Dubai is a melting pot of cultures, and this is reflected in the cuisine – find signature restaurants in the luxury hotels, or try the home-made Indian dhal and chapatti stalls. Food has its own culture here, and a good way to start is to join in on Friday brunch, which is a hit with the international crowd. And don't miss out on a 'shawarma' kebab, served in many street cafés across the city.
With over 1200 shops to choose from, the Dubai Mall is the biggest in the world, with many attractions other than retail therapy. The smaller Mall of the Emirates is a haven for high-end fashion lovers with many designer stores. And the souqs of Deira give a more traditional shopping experience, especially the gold and spice souqs. Don't miss a trip down Al Fahidi Street if you are shopping for electronics.
Visit the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, whose 124th floor viewing platform provides adventurous travellers the view of a lifetime. In the evening, head to Dubai Fountain, which dances to music outside the massive Dubai Mall. Don't miss out on theme parks like Wild Wadi and the new IMG Worlds of Adventure – ideal for that family holiday.
Dubai may be a glittering, modern metropolis but it is surrounded by a spectacular, ancient desert. For the adventurous traveller, there is plenty to do in this forbidding landscape. Go on a Bedouin-style safari, race camels and eat traditional Arabic food in a tent. We recommend a trip across Al Khor (The Creek) in a water taxi, or a sunset cruise on a traditional dhow.
Naysayers would argue that art and culture doesn't exist in Dubai. But like any major city, there is a vibrant art scene underneath the glitz and glamour. Galleries are in high demand by the international crowd, and displaced artists from nearby countries are happy to oblige. The enclosed art and cultural district of Alserkal Avenue houses more than twenty galleries, all with differing genres of contemporary art.
Enjoy unobstructed views of top Dubai attractions on this speedboat cruise.
See the illuminated sights of Dubai at night on this glass-enclosed dinner cruise.
Soak up the view from the spectacular Burj Khalifa.
Hop on, hop off at your leisure on a city sightseeing tour.
Enjoy a 40-minute seaplane flight and see the wonders of Dubai from the sky.
Enjoy the thrilling water slides and unbelievable aquatic encounters of Aquaventure Waterpark.
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Go on an exciting off-road Hummer excursion through the Arabian Desert.
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Visit this motor racing theme park for exhilarating rides, virtual racetracks and more.
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She just looks dirty. Wonder why she and the Biebs visited a medical marijuana clinic? Which one has the medical problem… him or her? Maybe her because she is butt ugly. Can you get a medical excuse for marijuana need to help ease the pain of your ugliness? Bieber only went with her because she's a skank
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Product SpecificationsDimensions:
Overall: 33.1" h x 35.8" w x 31.9" d
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Overall: 33.1" h x 35.8" w x 31.9" d
Materials & Fabrics:
To get a closer look at the upholstery options and wood finishes for the Stressless Wave Lowback Chair, visit our Ekornes Stressless Materials Library.
Inside Delivery: $191.60 per item
Stressless Wave Chair, Lowback
by Ekornes
The Wave Stressless Chair is a slightly different breed than it's fellow Stressless Chairs. The difference is in the look and feel of the product. While the line is committed to leather upholstery and wooden accents, they are also typically committed to a bit of funkiness in the design. The chairs are classic and modern, but oftentimes they eschew the trappings of the traditional armchair (like a completely upholstered structure) for the breezy look and "floating" quality of a Stressless. This has been true ever since the 1971 debut of the chair, but it's not so for the Wave.
The Wave Stressless Chair is unique in the line, as it closely resembles and in many places improves upon the more traditional armchair, and not the traditional recliner. The sides and support for the chair are squared, go all the way to the floor, and create a boxed look that meshes perfectly with modern furniture design. The chair is richly and luxuriously appointed (not always a hallmark of modernity), however, and comes with all the internal features of a Stressless that people the world over have come to know and love. The Glide system and the Plus system inform the ergonomic engineering of the chair, and the soft leather upholstery is a signature as well. This is a Stressless Chair fit for a living room or a boardroom, styled to perfection but still as comfortable, reclinable, and supportive as it always was.
Materials & Measurements
Overall: 33.1" h x 35.8" w x 31.9" d
Materials & Fabrics:
To get a closer look at the upholstery options and wood finishes for the Stressless Wave Lowback Chair, visit our Ekornes Stressless Materials Library.
About The Manufacturer
Comfort is the primary goal of the entire Stressless line. Since 1971, when they first introduced themselves to the world, Ekornes has been interested in bringing the world's most comfortable seating experience to a wider and wider audience.
Ekornes is a Norwegian company, and they made their name and reputation on the Stressless line of home furnishings. While the Stressless Recliner is undoubtedly their most significant product in a historical sense, the Ekornes Stressless Sofa concedes no ground when it comes to the three most important aspects of home furnishing design; comfort, support, and style. In this sense the sofas are not redundant products, but serious and inspired variations and continuations on a theme; total comfort, total relaxation, total balance and fit. The principles of the Ekornes lines were laid out in detail with the first recliners, but only with the advent of the Ekornes Stressless Sofa has the fullness of their vision come into clear focus.
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Design Story
The Plus system is involved mainly in proper support, especially back support. The Wave Stressless Chair is dedicated to keeping you in good health, and a good portion of the ergonomic effort expended on the chair has gone to ensuring back, shoulder, neck and head support. The Plus system moves automatically to fill or create space between your lumbar region and the backing of the chair. It also adjusts the headrest to create the optimum comfort and support dynamic for your head, neck and shoulders.
And as far as style, the Wave Stressless Chair is very hard to beat. The elegant, simple design composed of the softest, most luxurious leather is perfect for any home, any office, and any boardroom. Smart Furniture is proud to offer our customers the Wave Stressless Chair.
Shipping & Delivery
Inside Delivery: $191.60 per item
Product Q&A
Q: The Stressless Wave Lowback Chair seems a bit too short for me around my neck and shoulders. Is there a larger size?
A: Yes! The Stressless Wave Chair is available in a Highback version.
Product Q&A
Frame: warranted for 10 years
Foam casings: warranted for 5 years
Wood base: warranted for 5 years
Leather/fabric: warranted for 1 year
Ekornes guarantees the internal mechanism of our recliners for a period of 10 years from the date of purchase of the product. The 10 year guarantee covers the Plusâ"¢-system and the internal metal frame, including the metal springs and gliding system. It does not cover damage to leather or woodwork or any faults or damage caused by the use of the product other than in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations, as well as any faults or damage arising from any repairs made by any persons not authorized by the manufacturer.


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Alshon Jeffery
Thanks nice vids, The Jeffery one was better quality, why was that?
Maybe I compressed it differently. Its from the same game. There not done I have some more games to add to both players. Plus i want to square the CB's. Im going to do a bunch of players.Im going to start with the SEC. My hope is to get a SECand maybe ACC draft blog up for the 2012 draft.I was going to work just the 2012 players but maybe i will do some for players that I havent seen videos for like Ahmad Black. Im also keeping track of the corners Forced INC rate and receivers targets/ catches. [/quote]
There's definitely an audience for it. The football outsider guys seems to be making some good money on the NFL side of things, but I haven't seen anything like that for college football (Could be an untapped market)
Also great game to do on Gilmore, I'm sure this time next year alot of people will want to see how he did going up against Julio Jones.
[/quote]I have it differentiated by Zone or Man coverage as well.Im going to clean up the videos as well. I just wanted to get the clips separated by players. Im pretty excited to break down Janoris Jenkins


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Bus driver charged in accident press conference
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. - A school bus driver has been charged in a crash that happened September 20 in Washington County, Tennessee.
According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, Brenda Gray is charged with eight counts of reckless aggravated assault, 31 counts of felony reckless endangerment, speeding, reckless driving and failure to exercise due care.
THP says she was going 57.3 miles per hour on Mt. Wesley Road before losing control of the bus and overcorrecting. The speed limit on that road is 30 miles per hour.
Gray has appeared in court and been arraigned. She is now in jail under a $50,000 bond.
Police say 46 students were on board when the bus ran off of the road and flipped. They were from David Crockett High School.
Twenty-six people on board were treated for injuries as various hospitals.
The crash happened on Mount Wesley Road. All of the injured are now home from the hospital.