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Classic & Renovated at Taksim 1
Size80 m²
Floor No.
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Smoking allowed
- Family/child friendly
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
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|Feridiye Cd, 34440 Istanbul, Turkey
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With 2 roomy double bedrooms and a living room with a sofa bed, the spacious apartment can sleep 5 guests. Enjoy the satellite TV and lovely area rugs. The kitchen is well-equipped, so guests can cook to their heart's delight. In the bathroom, find a walk-in shower. Convenient weekly cleaning is included, as are all utilities.
From Taksim Square, it takes about 20 minutes for guests to reach the Old City which contains most of Istanbul's iconic buildings (Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Hippodrome). Take the funicular down to the shores of the Bosphorus for nice views or even a ferry ride.
Taksim Square is a bustling area with a huge number of bars, restaurants, entertainment venues, shops, markets, and anything else guests can dream of. Walk down historic Istiklal Avenue, just 5 minutes away.
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Reviews of this property
Thank you very much, Isik! You are the best (a perfect host)!
The apartement is spacious, very confortable and nice. Everything you need is provided. We really enjoyed staying here, we have felt like at home! It was a pleasure for us to visit Istanbul (a wonderful city). Who wants to experience hospitality is right here.
We will go there again, to the Isik house!
The location is perfect - ca 200 m from Taksim Square. However, the apartment it self was a bad experience. It is a moistured and molded apartment. You can smell it at once when you get inside the apartment. And at the same time, they are building a new house next to the master bedroom - 10 cm from the window!! That means, that is was not possible to get fresh air in the apartment. So we were there as little time as possible - we were coughing the hole time - and still are doing it after we came home. The bathroom was good.
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The positive points:
- Isik is a pleasant person and answers quiclky to your requests.
- The apartment is closed from Taksim place and from public transports (metro, tramway, shuttle to the Ataturk airport, in a quiet street, at the last floor.
- the building and the apartment are safe
_ kitchen is well-equipped but it is better to eat outside because you can find easily food & drinks cheaps to Istanbul
- Balcony to see Istanbul
The negative points:
- 3 floors not easy to go upstairs until the apartment (even with empty hands) for persons who are not young (we have got 50 years old)
- Apartment is clean overall but not very well maintained, as follows:
1) Not very good bedding
2) Painting to restore in the apartment
3) Bathroom to restore also (mainly shower and lighting
4) Old TV set and internet cables to the box need to be changed
5) Balcony is not very safe (no protective barriers and can be dangerous for young people)
6) old wobbly chairs
So to conclude the apartment could be better after a few changes and some restorations.
Appropriate for not demanding persons
Great stay, nice apartment, beautiful view over Istanbul. Central stay at Taksim Square with easy access to public transport.
Isik was very friendly and helpful during the entire stay and always easy to contact. We will definitely come back!
We stayed three days in Isiks apartment and had a very great time. The apartment ist beautiful and has everything you need: air conditioning, kitchen, comfy bed, much space, drinking water... From the terrasse we had an amazing view over Istanbul and could watch the amazing sunset. The apartment is very close to taksim square and therefore perfectly located for sightseeing, boat trips and shopping. Isik was available at any time to help us and give great advise (e.g. where to go and how to come there). The Istanbulcard which he provided was very useful for public transport. Isik is the perfect host and we would recommend his apartments at any time and hope to come back some time soon. Thank you very much!
we had a wonderful time in a great city in a perfect appartment. The location is ideal, Taksim square around the corner and the flat in a quiet street. We enjoyed sunny moments on the terrace with a great view accompanied by lovely cats. The flat was very clean, beds of good quality, drinking water was provided as well. The Istanbulkart was given to us by Isik so that we could use it straight away. Isik is a very friendly person offering his help/support any time. Even a late/early arrival at 2 o`clock in the morning was no problem. We truly enjoyed being at his place and hope to come back some time. Thank you!
Isik was a perfect host. Our Airport Transportation has Isik perfectly organized. The apartment is well equipped and has a beautiful terrace with views over the city. We felt very comfortable and would definitely come back there.
Thank you Isik.
Hi Isik,
Thanks for you notification at Wimdu. We were very pleased, to hear from you. Great, that you were satisfied with us, as your Guests.As a reply, we d like to tell you that we enyoied it very much at your Place. It was very comfortable and clean.
It is also to mention, that your Location is very central an its easy to get to the Mainpoints and back again.In our opinion , you are a very sympatic host.
We will definitely be back and see you again in the Time to come.
Bye, bye and so long Miriam, Thomas and of course Ebi
Hello, we were very pleased with the apartment she was clean and we were able isik any time he reached was very nice and very helpful, we can not hesitate to recommend the apartment
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Custom Truck Shows - A Good Time For Many, Ruined By A Few - Ground Zero
Remember when you attended your first custom truck show? I certainly do, and things have changed significantly since those days, not necessarily for the better. While traveling extensively during the summer months to cover some of the scene's most off-the-hook custom truck events, not only do I take note of all the radical custom trucks at any given show, but I also notice the behavior of those in attendance. I must say with conviction that I am not impressed. This hobby is about sharing enthusiasm with others for customized rides and working together to create haulers worthy of gold statues and magazine layouts, while snagging the focus of spectators. It is not about a burnout contest in the hotel parking lot at a show or tossing patio furniture into the hotel pool to look cool for your club members. To the locals, and most likely the local law enforcement, you are just a royal pain in the tail end. Enthusiasts who behave like this at events do nothing but make the hobby of owning and showing customized rides look bad, ultimately ruining the party for everyone else. I am not saying it is wrong to let loose and have fun, but when defacing property and disturbing the peace are included, then your fun is not fun for others.
A perfect example is all the fun river truck runs that used to take place at La Paz County Park in Parker, Arizona. Shows including Spring Splash and Endless Summer were brought to a halt after enthusiasts ruined the grounds by dragging their frames and rocker panels, and leaving trash everywhere. After a fair amount of alcohol is consumed at an event, some people tend to get a little out of hand. I recall many a fight breaking out at the numerous truck shows I used to attend weekend after weekend on a personal level, before becoming a magazine editor. Take a look at the street rod community. You do not see these guys throwing blows at each other at events, doing burnouts in the hotel parking lot, or tossing furniture into the hotel pool. They are more mature than that. Let your ride do the showing off at the show, as people take in all the hard work you put into it.
The more often this kind of behavior takes place at events, the more likely the future of our hobby will become increasingly grim. While the towns and hotels that enthusiasts stay in during these events bring in a substantial amount of business, they are beginning to see that putting up with the aggravation is not worth the profit, and as a result, more popular shows could disappear. This is the last thing we want to see happen, since it would take away many good times that thousands of enthusiasts work so hard for. Not to mention that these shows are where we get 90 percent of our feature vehicles to fill these pages. The opportunity to fulfill many custom truck owners' dreams of magazine features would go away, and our sources for capturing some of the lowest and baddest haulers to roll the earth's surface would go away. This is not a criticism, but rather a wake up call for those enthusiasts out there who conduct themselves in ways unbecoming, which could ultimately ruin the hobby so many enthusiasts have worked to build. Until next month, keep hitting those switches, cranking good tunes (such as White Lion and Tesla), and cruising until your heart's content.


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There has got to be a way to increase the amount of electric getting to the hand warmers on this machine....I have switched from factory to RSI's and no change...or at least very little change. Does anyone have the schematics of the handlebar heater system so that I or someone can re-design this system? Bypassing the resistors or something....direct connect.....
Anyone else have any ideas? No wisemarks either.......i have heard them all. :
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YAMAHEATERS. ABOUT $200 CANADIAN LANDED. very hot on high even in 30 below weather. i speak from being a user of the product.
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Yup, Yamaheaters work well, just installed them 200 miles ago...they do the trick.
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i have the yamaheater and they didnt feel any wamer than the stock high setting (which isn't warm enough)...the difference i noticed was the grips were to the warmest point right way and didnt have to wait for the luke warm heat which is better than nothing i guess.
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Mine came from the dealer with a set of 06 Apex bars (they had a recall on these so the dealer had a bunch of them laying around)and a 2 or 3 inch riser on it...now on high my hands burn. My buddy and I both have this set up and have about 5000 miles between us on the machines with out any problems. Cheap and easy fix that works.
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Watch out with the 06 bars as they draw too much juice, be careful, only run them as high as you need to not any higher, and warn others if you lend your sled out............Brian
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 20, 2010 6:07 pm Post subject: Nytro Boost Module for your YamaHeater Reply with quote
A few weeks ago I got a call from Bret, he had purchased a YamaHeater for his '09 Nytro.
His grips did get warmer, however they didn't get as warm as he needed and they should have been.
As things have worked very well with the YamaHeater, figured we had a bad connection or something.
So we worked together to figure out what was going on.
Everything was working fine... Hmmmmmm...
Working perfect, yet still cold...
Turns out, the factory, made the bars even COLDER! VeryCold
Why? I can't answer, supplier change maybe? Dunno
Yet they are colder. Head Bang
All the test sleds we had field tested with apparently had the warmer bars, and had never really ran into the issue.
A couple years ago I had worked on a boost module for our sleds, just in case some sleds needed it.
The base YamaHeater worked fine for most everyone so I shelved the project for a while.
After finding out some of the sleds were colder yet, I again started working rapidly on the Boost module.
(Luckily had built & tested some prior, just hadn't field tested or performed destructive tests.)
Worked like crazy for 3 days to get some test units ready to field test at the TY ride in Muni. Rock On
(Not alot of sleep... lol)
(No matter how many calculations & measurements you do, what REALLY matters is how they work & feel on the trail!)
That's alot of what we were doing at the Muni Ride, installing the Boost Modules for field testing.
TY guys are great!
I really appreciate Mr Sled, Only Blue, Karen, Poleclimber, YamaGirl, Rick and others that helped with input on the field testing. This Site Rocks
Things went VERY well!
Poleclimber was great about letting me test his unit on Only Blue's wifes Nytro.
(Get the freezing woman test. lol) Lets Dance
She liked it so well, she threatened me with bodily harm when I had to take it back... Hide
The Boost Module makes the YamaHeater AND all the factory settings warmer!
Everyone that used it had to turn the heat on their bars DOWN for comfort, THAT is a BIG plus! Drink
In the meantime, I have gotten other calls from guys that have the same cold bars,
and have been letting you guys know I have something coming for you very soon.
Before & since I returned from the Muni Ride, performed destructive testing of the modules.
The fail-safes built into the Boost Module performed flawlessly!
(Was NOT able to "let the Magic Smoke out"!)
That means they will work for you, when you need it, for a long, long time.
The next issue was/is GETTING parts to build more!
Have been working like crazy to locate & source the required parts.
2 weeks ago I placed an order for parts that took a serious chunk of money.
By ordering in large quantities, I can get better pricing, however parts that work to -40C/F are still costly.
For a limited time I am making them available to you at a token cost, simply to help defray my costs. ($30+shipping)
(This is Much less than they are costing me.)
If you purchased a YamaHeater for a 08-10 Nytro or 08-10 Apex & they aren't quite warm enough yet, this is what you need.
Will send you one at the reduced cost, just get your order in soon.
They will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
All units are Plug & Play, they simply plug right in, no wiring required.
It may take a week or so before new orders are shipped.
All my existing orders must come first.
This time tomorrow FedEx says I will have my first shipment of parts & the guys will be assembling & testing immediately.
Plan to have all of them shipped to those I have promised this week yet.
(Am printing shipping labels today for those waiting now.)
For now, the Boost Module will be a separate unit that connects in with your existing YamaHeater.
Eventually, they will be integrated into the same case/assembly.
My priority here is getting them completed/tested, & shipped to you FAST so that you can use them now. Thumbs Up
Appreciate the patience of those that have ordered & waited for a while.
I can say, you will be VERY happy with the results. Rock On
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from Neil Best of Newsday,
This won't make NHL fans feel any better about another lost autumn, but know this about two of the key television executives charged with bringing hockey back to you:
They feel your pain, not just as businessmen but as fellow true believers.
Dan Ronayne, MSG Network's executive vice president, grew up playing the sport in Michigan and on Monday called it "the greatest game ever invented."
Sam Flood, NBC Sports' executive producer, grew up playing inMassachusetts, where his father was a coach, and said, "We love the game, we love covering it and we are going to kick butt and push to get this thing back to where it needs to be."
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The Uruguayan and Liverpool footballer was banned from the tournament and indeed football for four months after biting Italian player Giorgio Chiellini in the two country's group stage match.
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Newbie here..Has anyone removed the rear bumper cover off their 99 limited? Seems easy enough...but.....Looks like some rivits that seem impossible to get to.....
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Figured it out..no biggie...bad lighting on my part...there is a removable plastic shield behind the rear tire on each side..then tere are 2 10 mm nuts that hold it on with two white clips..real easy.
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FSU Basketball At A Glance: The Ferris State men's basketball team returns home for a pair of Great Lakes Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference (GLIAC) contests on back-to-back days this weekend. FSU hosts
Hillsdale Saturday (Dec. 13) at 3 p.m. (EST) and will then take on nationally number
one-ranked Findlay on Sunday (Dec. 14) at 4 p.m. (EST) inside Wink Arena. Both games
are the second contest of a men's and women's league doubleheader.
Media Coverage: Both games can be heard live locally on WBRN (1460 AM or 107.7 FM) with Jason DaDay
handling the play-by-play duties. A live audio/video pay-per-view webcast will also
be offered by B2 Networks. Live internet statistics will also be available. Visit
the FSU Athletics Website at www.ferris.edu/sports and click on internet event schedule for a complete list of all available links.
Ticket Info: Tickets for all 2008-09 Ferris home basketball games are available at the door starting
one hour prior to tipoff. All single-game general admission ticket prices are $7.
FSU students are admitted free with ID. Call (231) 591-2860 for more info on home
ticket sales.
Special Promotions: Free admission will be offered to Saturday's games against Hillsdale for anyone who
holds a ticket to that evening's non-league hockey game against Alabama-Huntsville.
On Sunday, the Bulldogs will hold a "Lions Special" for those who are tired of watching
the NFL's Detroit Lions play this year and would rather watch basketball action versus
Findlay. All fans wearing a Detroit Lions hat or t-shirt will be given free admission
to the league doubleheader.
Cash Offering: Ferris State students will have an opportunity to win cash at each Bulldog basketball
doubleheader the rest of the season. The FSU Athletics Department will give away a
$100 certificate at each of the Bulldogs' 11 GLIAC doubleheaders this campaign, beginning
with this Saturday's league twin bill versus Hillsdale. In order to win the prize
on a given day, students must be in attendance prior to halftime of the women's basketball
contest. A raffle drawing will be held to determine the winner in the second half
of the men's game.
League Road Sweep: Ferris completed a league road sweep with a 74-48 victory over the Tiffin Dragons
in GLIAC play last Saturday (Dec. 6) afternoon. The contest was the first-ever GLIAC
matchup as the Dragons officially became the conference's newest member this year.
The Bulldogs closed the first half and opened the second half by holding Tiffin scoreless
for nearly 10 minutes. FSU's lead increased from seven points to 19 points in the
final four minutes of the opening half as sophomore guard Darien Gay (Detroit/Pershing) hit four consecutive three-pointers. FSU sophomore center Justin Keenan (Grand Rapids/Ottawa Hills) led the way for FSU with a game-high 24 points. Gay added 12 points for the Bulldogs
in the league road win while junior guard Austin Randel (Lake City/McBain) chipped in 10 points. Ferris opened the two-game trip to Ohio by beating Ashland
96-91 on Thursday (Dec. 4) evening. FSU battled back from a 22-7 deficit to start
the game and led the entire second half. Junior guard Josh Young's (Ypsilanti) career-high 30 points and 11 rebounds paced FSU. Gay chipped in with 22 points and
hit five three-pointers while Keenan contributed 19 points and nine boards.
The Rankings: While the Bulldogs are not ranked in the current National Association of Basketball
Coaches (NABC) National Poll, FSU did receive 18 points and was listed second among
other teams receiving votes in the 2008-09 NABC preseson poll (Oct. 30). Findlay currently
holds the number one ranking in the national poll for the third consecutive week this
Last Season: Ferris posted a 10-19 overall record and was 5-13 in GLIAC play with nine freshmen
in the program during the 2007-08 season. FSU previously advanced to the NCAA Division
II Tournament in both 2004-05 and 2005-06 after claiming back-to-back league titles
in 2003-04 and 2004-05. The Bulldogs also reached the NCAA-II Sweet Sixteen in 2004-05.
Welcome Back: The Bulldogs welcome back eight letterwinners and four starters from last season's
squad. FSU has two seniors who will play this year in forwards Mark Gildersleeve (Byron Center) and Jason Holder (Saginaw/Arthur Hill). Justin Keenan was the squad's leading scorer (16.9 ppg.) and rebounder (6.9 rpg.) last season.
New To Campus: The Bulldogs have seven newcomers on this season's roster, including five transfers
and two freshmen. Three of the transfer players are from the junior college ranks.
The two exceptions are Central Michigan senior transfer Jon Yeazel (Middleville/Thornapple-Kellogg) and junior guard/forward Austin Randel. Yeazel will redshirt this season. Randel averaged a team-high 20.7 points while
starting all 27 contests at NCAA-II North Greenville (S.C.) last campaign.
Head Coach Bill Sall: A 1994 Calvin graduate, seventh-year FSU head coach Bill Sall previously held assistant coaching positions at Calvin (1992-95), Ferris State (1995-98)
and Hillsdale (1998-02) prior to being named Ferris State's 11th head coach. The Zeeland,
Mich., native served as Ferris' interim head coach for a portion of the 1995-96 campaign
and led the Bulldogs to a 5-8 mark. Before joining the coaching ranks, Sall was a
standout player at Calvin from 1985-90. He twice (1989-90) received second-team National
Association of Basketball Coaches Division III All-America honors and led Calvin to
three Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAA) championships, four NCAA-III
Tournament bids and the 1990 NCAA-III Final Four. Sall has a current 95-97 (.495)
career mark.
B2 Broadband Webcasts: A live broadband video and audio webcast will be available via B2 Networks for all
of FSU's home games and selected road contests this season. The cost is $6 per game
and includes live video along with a radio audio feed. To access the service or obtain
more info, please visit the FSU Athletics Website at www.ferris.edu/sports.
Live Internet Stats: "Live Stats" of all 2008-09 Ferris State home games will be provided in progress
via the internet. Visit the site at www.ferris.edu/sports and click the "Live Stats" icon to access.
GLIAC Games On The Air: All 22 of FSU's 2008-09 league games are tentatively slated to be carried live by
local radio station WBRN (News Talk 1460 AM or 107.7 FM). FSU Assistant Athletics
Communications Director Rob Bentley will once again call the play-by-play action on
the road while Jason DaDay will be the on-air talent for home games. The audio from
road contests can also be accessed live via the internet by clicking on the Bulldog
Athletics Webcasts icon at www.ferris.edu/sports.
On The Internet: Ferris State University Athletics' official web site can be found at www.ferris.edu/sports. The site features information on all FSU varsity programs including rosters, stats,
yearbooks and more.
What A Change: The Bulldogs had posted only a 21-82 (.204) mark in the four seasons prior to head
coach Bill Sall's arrival, but have since went 90-89 (.503) and claimed two divisional titles while
making two NCAA-II Tournament appearances in his six previous seasons at the helm.
FSU won only four games (4-22) the year before Sall arrived in 2001-02.
The Bulldog Tradition: The 2008-09 campaign marks the 81st season of Bulldog men's basketball. The program
began in 1925 although Ferris did not field a team from 1942-45 due to World War II.
FSU has compiled a 957-896 (.516) all-time mark. The Bulldogs have won 11 GLIAC titles,
made eight NCAA Division II Tournament appearances and reached the 1988 NCAA-II Elite
Eight. Ferris captured a league-record four consecutive GLIAC titles from 1986-90.
The Bulldog Roster: Ferris' current 2008-09 roster includes three seniors, four juniors, five sophomores
and three freshmen. Eight of the 15 players are guards while the remaining seven are
frontcourt players. Fourteen of the 15 players on the Bulldogs' 2008-09 roster hail
from Michigan with one from Ohio.
Coming Up Next: Following this week's action, the Bulldogs will be idle on an 18-day layoff until
they return to the court by hosting Grace Bible College on Saturday, Jan. 3, with
the non-league tipoff set for 3 p.m. (EST) inside Jim Wink Arena. The contest begins
a stretch in which the Bulldogs will play seven games over a 14-day period, including
five at home.
GLIAC Player of Week: FSU's Josh Young was chosen as the GLIAC North Division Player of the Week (Dec. 8) for his efforts
in helping the Bulldogs win two of their initial three league contests last week.
Young totaled 61 points, 21 rebounds, nine assists and five steals in the three contests.
The 6-2 Young netted a team-high 22 points with seven rebounds, three steals and two
assists in Ferris' narrow league-opening setback at nationally ninth-ranked archrival
Grand Valley State last Monday (Dec. 1). He then scored a game-high 30 points and
pulled down 11 rebounds with four assists in a double-double effort at Ashland before
posting nine points, three boards and three assists in Ferris' win at Tiffin. The
Bulldog guard averaged 20.3 points, seven rebounds and three assists during the stretch.
Keenan Leads The Way: FSU's Justin Keenan is currently averaging a team-high 21.0 points and 7.0 rebounds in six regular-season
games this year, including a career-high 33 points versus Olivet (Nov. 25) in FSU's
most recent home game. The 6-6 Keenan has reached double-figure scoring in all six
games and has totaled 20 points or more in three outings this year. He was named GLIAC
North Division Player of the Week earlier this year (Nov. 25).
Bulldog Bites: Ferris head coach Bill Sall currently holds a 5-3 career heading coaching mark against Hillsdale. Sall served
as a Charger assistant coach under former head coach Ed Douma from 1998-02. He helped
the Chargers to a 72-41 (.637) overall record and two consecutive (2001-02) NCAA-II
Great Lakes Regional Tourney appearances during his stint at HC ........ FSU's league
sweep last weekend in Ohio marked the first time the Bulldogs have swept a GLIAC road
trip since beating both Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan in the Upper Peninsula
to secure its second-straight GLIAC North Division Championship on the final weekend
of the regular-season in 2004-05 (Feb. 24-26) ...... The Bulldogs' 96 points in last
week's win at Ashland were the team's most in a road contest since recording a 97-77
triumph at Northwood in 2005-06 (2/4/06) ...... Freshamn guard Dontae Molden averaged eight assists in FSU's two games down in Ohio.
FSU Picked Fifth: Ferris State was picked to finish fifth in the 2008-09 GLIAC Men's Basketball North
Division Preseason Poll, which was announced during the league's second annual media
day teleconference (Oct. 30) held this season. The poll was chosen by selected members
of the media and the GLIAC's Sports Information Directors. The 30-member group tabbed
Grand Valley State and Findlay to win the conference's North and South Division titles,
respectively. The Bulldogs totaled 69 points in the balloting while finishing fifth
in the North Division.
Preseason All-GLIAC: FSU's Justin Keenan, who averaged 15.9 points and 6.9 rebounds per contest in his initial collegiate
season a year ago, was one of five players named to the Preseason All-GLIAC North
Division squad in voting by the league's member head coaches. Five players were also
named to the South Division team with Findlay's Josh Bostic earning GLIAC Preseason
Player of the Year laurels.
Scouting Hillsdale: Hillsdale, which is presently 4-1 overall and 2-0 in league action, finished with
a 14-14 overall mark in 2007-08 and placed tied for fourth (7-11) in the GLIAC South
Division. Second-year head coach John Tharp's squad was chosen second in the 2008-09
GLIAC South Division Preseason Media Poll. The Chargers feature the conference's second-leading
rebounder in senior forward/center Tony Gugino (9.8 rpg.). HC posted a 68-66 league
win at Saginaw Valley State in their most recent action Sunday (Dec. 7). Their lone
loss came 82-60 at home versus Bellarmine (Ky.) on Nov. 25.
Scouting Findlay: Nationally top-ranked Findlay, under 24th-year head coach Ron Niekamp, enters Saturday's
(Dec. 13) game at Grand Valley State with a 5-0 overall record and a 2-0 GLIAC slate.
The Oilers are coming off a 73-55 league home win over Lake Superior State (Dec. 6).
Senior forward Josh Bostic (18.0 ppg.), who was voted GLIAC Preseason Player of the
Year, leads five Oiler players in double-figure scoring. UF tallied a 28-5 overall
record along with a second-place 14-3 league slate last year. The Oilers advanced
to the NCAA-II Regional Tournament Finals last year.
Series Information: Ferris holds a 60-39 all-time series' mark going into Saturday's 100th series' meeting
with Hillsdale, but dropped two games to the Chargers last season. FSU had won five-straight
series' meetings prior to two setback. FSU is 5-6 in the last 11 series' encounters
against the Chargers ................ Findlay is presently 12-3 all-time against the
Bulldogs and beat Ferris 94-49 in last year's contest (2/2/08) at Findlay, Ohio. The
Oilers narrowly pulled out a 75-70 victory in overtime in the last meeting at Wink
Arena two years ago (1/27/07). Findlay has won 11 of the last 12 series' meetings.


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Miley Cyrus thinks karma has been kind to her.
The 'We Can't Stop' singer is a firm believer in the saying 'what goes around comes around' and thinks she must have been a saint in her past life because she has been so lucky in this one.
Speaking on British TV show 'Daybreak' on ITV, she said: "I've been lucky because the universe has done something right for me, karmically it's always been really good to me. I must have done something right in my past life.
"Personally I believe in karma because I've seen it bite so many people."
The 20-year-old starlet also claims her ability to remain humble and gracious at all times is the reason karma keeps treating her well and she hasn't faded into showbiz obscurity or experienced the pitfalls of fame like so many others.
Miley said: "You always treat people with respect and be gracious. You make music because you love it and you don't make it for any self-absorbed reasons, and you treat the people that you're working with with respect and you work really hard.
"That's why I've been able to have longevity rather than just having hits because karmically it makes sense."
However, Miley isn't a fan of the constant media attention surrounding her and says the paparazzi have "ruined" her trip to the UK.
Discussing her British fans, she said: "I feel like just 'cause I don't get to come here that often, when I'm here it becomes a really big event. They're crazy, I love it. I hate that the paparazzi has kind of ruined the trip.
"I was outside trying to take a bunch of photos with fans and it got hard just because I'm never around. It's like mayhem when I'm here."
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LaHood Says He's Staying On as Transportation Secretary
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said he will stay on for an indefinite period in President Barack Obama's second term.
The Illinois Republican's future has been unclear as Obama's other cabinet picks have fallen into place. The White House has designated new leaders for the State, Defense and Treasury departments. It has identified several other department heads who are leaving or staying without discussing LaHood.
LaHood declined to say whether he would stay or go several times at public appearances last week. He said at an inauguration party in Washington last night he will be "sticking around for a while," without specifying.
Earlier in the evening, LaHood was one of a handful of cabinet secretaries to join Obama in the presidential viewing stand in front of the White House to watch the inaugural parade. First Lady Michelle Obama and the couple's two daughters left the stand midway through the parade, which included bands, floats and unicyclists. After they left, LaHood sat with Obama and chatted in the front row of the stand, protected by bulletproof glass.
"I don't have anything new to add beyond what has been said publicly," Justin Nisly, a Transportation Department spokesman, said in an e-mail today.
LaHood has been Obama's principal advocate for increased infrastructure spending the president has said is needed to heal the U.S. economy. That includes the president's vision for high- speed passenger rail, which was stalled by Congress's refusal to keep paying for it.
Seven Terms
LaHood, 67, served seven terms in Congress as a representative from central Illinois, overlapping with Obama in the state's delegation from 2005 to 2009. He is the only Republican in Obama's cabinet; former Nebraska Senator Chuck Hagel would be the second if confirmed as defense secretary.
Congress and Obama's administration in June reached a two- year deal on roads and transit. Instead of raising the U.S. gasoline tax, the largest source of revenue for road, bridge and transit spending, the legislation used $18.8 billion in general taxpayer money, in addition to fuel taxes, to keep spending at current levels -- about $52 billion a year -- through fiscal 2014.
Obama spent part of this year's presidential campaign talking about the need to do "nation-building here at home" after spending years and billions of dollars on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Last year, he proposed a six-year, $556 billion transportation plan that hasn't been acted upon by Congress.
The president hasn't specified ways to pay for the plan. LaHood and the administration have opposed raising the 18.4 cents-a-gallon U.S. gasoline tax, which has been the main source for highway, bridge and transit expansions since the 1980s. The levy hasn't been raised since 1993 and isn't indexed for inflation.
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Opera Mini browser on SE Z1010
I am currently trying out Telmore's 3G service with a Sony Ericsson Z1010. One of the things about the Z1010, which immediately annoyed me is the (absent) capabilities of the phone's built-in browser. I mean, what is the point of pretty fast transfer rates, if there is not that much to transfer?
The browser on the Z1010 is WAP 1.2.1/WAP 2.0 XHTML compliant and yet I am unable to get it to load Google's Gmail Mobile (http://m.gmail.com). I think there might be a limitation to the size of pages the browser will/can load? I could access Gmail using the phone's email client, but Gmail Mobile include some of the handy features of "plain" Gmail: Search through messages, rendering of attached images, Word documents and .pdf's.
I therefore decided to take the Opera Mini browser for a little spin…
Opera Mini can either be downloaded from the Opera Mini website and transferred to your phone by BT, IR, cable or such, or you can download it directly to the phone. Opera maintain a WAP site at mini.opera.com, which provides OTA (Over The Air) download of Opera Mini to the phone. The site will attempt to identify the make and model of the phone and provide the most suitable version (Opera Mini comes in both a 100 kB "hi-memory" and a 63 kB "low-memory" version). I attempted to download Opera Mini from mini.opera.com but all though the Z1010 was correctly identified and the application downloaded ok, it failed to install. I am not sure why - it may have something to do with an incompatibility between the Z1010 and the manifest file of the application .jar archive.
Instead, I turned to getjar.com, which offer a pretty decent download selection of Java applications for mobile phones and PDA's. Including Opera Mini. The Opera Mini version available at getjar.com (v1.1.2292) is slightly older than the one available at mini.opera.com (v1.1.2421). It is possible to download OTA from getjar.com, but I downloaded Opera Mini to my laptop and transferred it to the Z1010 via BlueTooth. It installed without any problems.
To use Opera Mini, your phone must be able to get a network connection via an Internet or WAP access point. When Opera Mini is launched for the first time, it will test if your phone is properly configured and Opera also provides a connectivity test app, MNT- MIDP Network Tester. MNT is a small Java program, which runs a simple test to see if your phone can get a working network connection. If you have trouble using network connections with Opera Mini (or another program), I suggest to use MNT when you play around with settings on your phone.
Opera Mini does a nice job of rendering pages for the small screen of the Z1010 and it generally runs pretty smoothly. I do experience fluctuations in the time it takes to fetch requested pages, but I am not sure if the cause is:
- Different complexity of requested pages
- The load on the remote preprocessing server
- Constraints in the Z1010 (I installed Opera Mini on my P910i to take the screenshots for this post and it appears to run faster on the P910i)
Maybe a combination of all of the above?
In sum, Opera Mini is a most welcome offering to all those non high-end, but Java-capable handsets. This article estimates that 60 % of handsets sold in 2005 support Java and that around 500 million Java-capable handsets exist in the world today. The majority of these are most likely to be low-end handsets, which do have connectivity and Java support, but only rudimentary builtin browsing capability (i.e. WAP), if any. In my experience, this ubiquitous Java capability is currently mostly used for small games and such, but by offering a nicely working and useable browser, Opera Mini now provides an option to "revive" these handsets.1
- The screenshots were taken using Anthony Pranata's ScreenShot for Symbian OS. [back]
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How to debadge a 04 grill
This is my first walkthrough so please bear with me. Of course the normal disclaimer applies, I will not be held responsible for any mistakes, raised gas prices, voided warranties or shoddy results that may result from following this guide.
Things needed:
flat blade screw driver
320 grit sandpaper
super fine grit sandpaper(or 0000 gauge steel wool)
sanding block(not required but does help)
semi-gloss/satin black paint
Dremel with sanding drum and cutoff wheel
spare time
1. Start off by removing the front grill. IF you have never done this before, simply push in the 6 tabs in(4 across the top 2 hidden). The pictures shows the tabs, use the screw driver to each the hidden tabs(unless you have very small fingers).
2. Use a flat blade screw driver to remove the clips holding on the black mesh.
3. Once the grill is removed, use the cutoff wheel on the dremel to cut a majority of the emblem out.
4. Now using the sanding drum sand down most of what is left of the emblem pillar.
5. Using the 320 grit sandpaper, sand down the remaining edge of the emblem. We wet sanded in preperation for applying bondo.
6. Bondo was applied in 3 layers for faster drying time, sanding between each layer to see where the next layer needed to be concentrated on.
7. After the last layer of Bondo is dried, lightly sand the rest of the grill so the primer will stick.
8. Primer the grill. If you choose to use more than one coat of primer besure to lightly sand between coats. Sand the final coat of primer with super fine grit.
9. Paint the grill with your color of choice. Remember a few light coats are better than a heavy coat, lightly sand between coats.
10. Reinstall the wire mesh using the clips that were removed.
11. Reinstall grill into the car. Admire your newly debadged grill.
Thanks to IBAUCLAPlaya for giving me the instructions on how to do this.
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Fire evacuees say it's waiting game they never wanted to play
EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. - Plumes of black smoke clouded the sky Wednesday as evacuated homeowners waited for answers about their homes.
The Black Forest fire forced thousands from their homes as crews on the ground and in the air continued to fight the flames.
Homeowner Jaenette Coyne was forced from her home minutes before it went up in flames. She was working from home when she saw her backyard trees in flames. She realized she only had minutes.
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Coyne wondered if her home survived the flames. She found her answer with the click of a remote. Her home was one of several homes captured by news choppers circling the fire when it flared Tuesday afternoon.
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Dec 6, 2013 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports EditorFour seniors are settling into the leadership roles for the Wind River Cougars this wrestling season.
The 12th-graders are Dalton Perkins, Charles Oldman, Dylan Lookingbill and Tia Hampton.
Coach James Cunningham believes his team is on track to make big improvements in the Class 2-A ranks.
"We have a great group of seniors to lead and help develop our younger wrestlers," Cunningham said. "We have a good core of wrestlers to build and rely on."
In the preseason rankings, Oldman is ranked No. 1 in the heavyweight bracket in Class 2-A.
Greybull's Tanner Bernstein was voted No. 2, and Jacob Wells from Saratoga is No. 3.
Perkins is ranked No. 5 at 145 pounds.
Keanan Pfisterer is No. 3 at 106 pounds for Wind River, and
Zac Rose is No. 6 at 113 pounds.
Freshmen Josh Thoman and Ryan Jordan should make a quick impact for the Cougars.
Wind River started the season Friday at the two-day Powell Invitational.
The weights this year for Wyoming high school wrestlers are 106 pounds, 113, 120, 126, 132, 138, 145, 152, 160, 170, 182, 195, 220 and heavyweight.
"This week, we are looking at takedowns," Cunningham said. "As a team, our goal is to outscore our opponents on our feet. We have placed the majority of the team in the varsity side of the tournament, upping the quality of our opponents we will be facing."
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106 pounds -- 1. Trenton Smith, Wright, 2. Trinity Nitchman, Shoshoni; 3. Keanan Pfisterer, Wind River; 4. Spur Hackney, Rocky Mountain; 5. Zane Thompson, Burns, 6. Trey Flachbach, Moorcroft.
113 pounds -- 1. Dallas Taylor, Moorcroft; 2. Connor Wilkinson, Shoshoni; 3. Tyler Linquist, Rocky Mountain; 4. Jayson Robertson, Cokeville; 5. Daynon Mowry, Saratoga; 6. Zac Rose, Wind River.
120 pounds -- 1. Kole Schell, Moorcroft; 2. Vinchizo Castle, Thermopolis; 3. Tyler Pohlman, Burns; 4. Nathan Martinez, Wright; 5. Bradley Bifano, Saratoga; 6. Trey Smith, Lovell.
126 pounds -- 1. Taylor Chapin, Kemmerer; 2. Danny Huxtable, Shoshoni; 3. Michael Bowman, Rocky Mountain; 4. Jason Nelson, Hanna; 5. Chaze Waint, Saratoga; 6. Marcus Lawrence, Moorcroft.
132 -- 1. James Teichert, Cokeville; 2. Ryan Bradshaw, Thermopolis; 3. Joe Orban, Upton; 4. Hunter Mason, Saratoga; 5. Merritt Hageman, Lingle; 6. Joey Bassett, Lovell.
138 pounds -- 1. Macen Petersen, Cokeville; 2. Thatcher Spiering, Saratoga; 3. Toby Reynolds, Moorcroft; 4. Garrett Julian, Kemmerer; 5. Jacob Mickelson, Lovll; 6. Lane Hageman, Lingle.
145 pounds -- 1. Kodiak French, Wright; 2. Tate Allen, Moorcroft; 3. Ellis Toomer, Cokeville; 4. Jesu Burgos, Greybull; 5. Dalton Perkins, Wind River; 5. Brodie Lay, Lingle.
152 pounds -- 1. Luke Lovett, Moorcroft; 2. Zack Larson, Thermopolis; 3. Cole Hill, Greybull; 4. Wyatt Hageman, Wright; 6. Brady Thurston, Lusk.
160 pounds -- 1. Brock Teichert, Cokeville; 2. Daniel Magana, Wright; 3. Hyrum Hopkin, Lovell; 4. JJ Crichton, Shoshoni; 5. Rylee Roberts, Kemmerer; 6. Jon Burrows, Thermopolis.
170 pounds -- 1. RJ Seaman, Hanna; 2. Braden Cameron, Moorcroft; 3. Kaleb O' Connor, Burns; 4. Travis Jinks, Southeast; 5. Alex Minge, Shoshoni; 6. Alex Dayton, Cokeville.
182 pounds -- 1. Wyatt Somsen, Southeast; 2. Zane Hladky, Lusk; 3. Cecil Brockman, Burns; 4. Matt Brown, Greybull; 5. Raustin Grandy, Cokeville; 6. Michael Yeradi, Wright.
195 -- 1. Sterling Baker, Dubois; 2. Tei West, Moorcroft; 3. Spencer Redland, Greybull; 4. Colton Stees, Southeast; 5. River Schroeder, Burns; 6. Nash Jolley, Lovell.
220 pounds -- 1. Patrick Forester, Shoshoni; 2. Zane Edeler, Greybull; 3. Nolan Schindler, burns; 4. Sean Larson, Cokeville; 5. Jack Noe, Wind River; 6. Jose Gonzales, Wyoming Indian;
Heavyweight -- 1. Charles Oldman, Wind River; 2. Tanner Bernstein, Greybull; 3. Jacob Wells, Saratoga; 4. Galen LaGois, Shoshoni; 5. David Baker, Southeast; 6. Milton Trosper, Wyoming Indian.
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Cute Alert: When Dogs Copy Babies (VIDEOS)
Friday, November 8, 2013
What could be more adorable than babies and dogs together? Well, dogs copying babies, of course!
In the first video, watch as adopted Alaskan Malamutes, Brown Sugar and Rice Candy, crawl to catch up with the baby. The mother of the child featured in the video said that this video is meant to show viewers that kids and pets can be the best friend of friends. We have to agree! Get ready to say, "aw."
In the second video, we're not sure if they're trying to talk to one another or if the pup is trying to sound like the baby. All we know for sure is that it's the cutest thing we saw all day.
Dogs Race Baby in a Crawl-Off
The Chatty Pair
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Lianne La Havas is slowly rising the fashion ranks and she looked simple and chic at the Barclaycard Mercury Prize in London in a white long sleeve gown:
What do you think of her eye makeup? It is definitely interesting! What I am loving are her loose curls and full brows.
Corinne Bailey Rae was also in attendance in the opposite shade. Her checkered collar is hot, but I'm on the fence with the knee socks. Hmm…
I love this look! Lianne is definitely one to watch.
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Typically, the Jaded Tersk is a dark-colored horse, with dark gray and light black hues, and a black mane.
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The news is out, VMware has changed its vRAM licensing model for vSphere 5. VMware has clearly decided to continue its premium pricing strategy for what is hands down the best virtualization platform on the market. VMware probably views this pricing as necessary to continue to fund the massive investment in R&D that is required to maintain this leadership position, and to protect itself from the ever increasing levels of workload density that are being enabled by ever more powerful CPU's and ever greater core density.
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I wonder how many of us remember when VMware bought BlueLane and their technology, good things were promised, we saw the first part with the release of vSphere when they introduced vShield Zones. This was a "Free" product for those of you that had any version above Advanced vSphere and to be fair for a 1.0 release was a nice weapon to have in your armoury when dealing with Security during a design and implementation phase.
At VMworld 2010 San Francisco VMware announced and released the expanded and improved vShield family of products. it however now a costed product, now the good news is that vShield Zones been not been removed from the vSphere suite, and are still "Free" the the correctly licensed level of vSphere.
A quick synopsis of the products, the technology has been split into three products these being:
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Gwyneth Paltrow took a break from tending to her children's school runs to attend a private viewing of the Frieze Art Fair in London this morning. The same event brought out Sienna Miller last year, but she's off in NYC prepping for the official opening of her Broadway show. Gwyneth was joined instead by Stella McCartney and Lily Allen, who was able to avoid an awkward run-in with her Summer fling Jay Jopling. Lily seems happy with her new guy Sam Cooper, though he wasn't on hand for the mostly-female afternoon.
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Identifying the trout you caught can be tricky. Here's a printable document to take along that highlights the differences between Arkansas's four trout species.
Bait Fishing
If fishing from a boat, fish in the channel in the deepest part of the stream. Another good place to fish is just below riffles.
While bank fishing, look for a fishing spot where the water is deep in the channel with overhangs.
Although trout sometimes take the bait off the stream bottom, it is preferable to float the bait just off the bottom about the length of the leader. This can be accomplished by placing a miniature marshmallow on the end of the hook after the bait or by inflating a night crawler with a hypodermic needle. Commercial dough baits also float.
While holding the pole in your hand, wait for the telltale "tap-tap-tap" of the rod tip that signals a trout has taken the bait.
Common trout baits include corn, night crawlers, redworms, wax worms, crayfish tails, sculpins, minnows, salmon eggs and commercially produced molded dough baits.
When bait fishing, fish near cover, such as tree roots, rocks or overhangs.
Fishing with Artificial Lures
Ultralight spinning outfits spooled with 2- to 6-pound-test line can be used to throw small jigs, spoons, spinners and crankbaits.
Heavier bait-casting outfits rigged with 12-pound-test or heavier line can be used to throw larger crankbaits and stick baits when targeting big brown trout.
Cast a marabou jig with a bobber fixed above it upstream and allow the current to drift the jig past likely areas. The bobber will indicate a strike and keep the jig off the bottom.
When fishing with artificial lures, fish near cover, such as tree roots, rocks or overhangs.
A 3- to 6-weight rod spooled with a weight-forward, floating line works well to catch trout on Arkansas tailwaters. Nine-foot tapered leaders in 3X to 6X are usually adequate, depending on water current and clarity. Tipping the leader with a few feet of appropriately sized tippet will save wear and tear on your leader.
When conditions get tough (low, clear water and heavy fishing pressure), fluorocarbon tippets are helpful.
Common flies used are sowbugs, scuds, nymphs and soft hackles in sizes 12 to 20, drifted under a strike indicator. In shoals, let the soft hackles swing with the current at the end of the drift.
Streamer flies such as woolly buggers, fiftysixers, clousers and sculpins are effective when cast across current, allowed to sink and then stripped back with an erratic retrieve.
Though not as common here as in the West, dry fly anglers will find opportunities to
fish many mayfly imitations, terrestrials, attractors and midges at certain times of the year.
Drift Fishing
When hydroelectric power is generated, a surge of water released from the dam makes it
unsafe to anchor a boat or wade. When this happens, most anglers turn to drift fishing. Although the bait rigging for drift fishing is similar, the baits commonly used are night crawlers, redworms or a glow worm/salmon egg combination.
A rig commonly used in the Bull Shoals tailwater is created by tying a knot in the line to create a "Y" in the line. One leg of the Y is a 10- to 18-inch dropper with a bell sinker. The other leg is a 24- to 36-inch leader that holds the hook.
A standard technique for drift fishing is to turn crosswise in the river and float downstream while drifting bait over the top of moss beds.
To target brown trout while drift fishing, drift on higher water while throwing crankbaits or jerkbaits against the bank and use a jerking retrieve.
When drift fishing with fly-fishing gear, use a strike indicator and a sinker or use special sinking lines.
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CAVING ON TORTURE....Jonathan Alter points out that, by Sarah Palin's standard, John McCain has passed only two major laws during his 26 years in Congress. But it turns out that even that's giving him too much credit:
While McCain deserves credit for the landmark 2002 McCain-Feingold campaign-finance reform bill, the only other major law on which his office says his "name appears" (Palin's standard) is the "McCain Amendment" prohibiting torture in the armed forces. But that has little meaning because of a bill this year, supported by McCain, that allows torture by the CIA. Under longstanding government practice, military intelligence officers can be temporarily designated as CIA officers ("sheep-dipped" is the bureaucratic lingo) when they want to go off the Army field manual. In other words, the government can still torture anyone, any time. McCain caved on an issue he insists is a matter of principle.
Italics mine. I knew about the CIA torture exemption, of course, but I didn't know that this exemption essentially guts the anti-torture provisions that apply to military intelligence as well. Nice job, senator.


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Repair Advice needed
~3 years ago I had a bathroom refinished. Several months later I started getting a spot on the bathroom wall adjacent to the tub/shower where the paint was bubbling. The plaster itself sort of bubbles over time and crumbles away dryly.
To make a long story short, I had the contractor, the tiler, and the show glass installer all look at it and give me different advice. All agreed there must be dampness or mildew in the wall. Periodically I will scrape it down, replaster and paint the spot (about a foot by 3 inches). Each attempt to fix would take about 3 months for the problem to come back. Needless to say it never got fixed. I've sealed every possible thing in that shower in every possible way so I've been stumped. The contractor is gone by the way, retired and out of business.
Yesterday I was in my basement underneath the spot and noticed something I never realized before. Inside the wall where this problem exists, the stink pipe is running up to the roof. So now I'm thinking that the stink pipe may have a nail or screw in it. This would explain a lot about why it takes so long to develop. I don't think a lot of water comes down the stink pipe and only a small fraction of that would work its way out a nail or screw.
This is an enclosed wall. One side a tiled shower and the other side is in a closet with builtin shelving. The leak is on the small 5 inch wide edge exposed to the room. Is there any way I can confirm this is punctured before ripping open the wall in the closet?
thanks for any suggestions
The only way to be sure is to open up the wall where the dampness is coming from. I had a similar problem in my shower and I finally gave in and opened the wall and found a small pin hole leak in my pipe not by a nail but from the pipe being so old. Fixed the problem patched the drywall and havent had a problem since.
Open the wall behind the bathroom and take a look.
"Stink pipe".... I love it.
Most of the time a vent pipe is between the studs and would be out of the way of most framing nails or screws, however if you or your contractor has added a hand rail or some other item to the wall in this area the pipe might have been hit... Some other things to look at are - did you install any sound barrier ( insulation ) in this wall without a vapor barrier on the shower side of it,,, are there any water pipes or drains in this wall that might have started to leak,,,. Here's one other thing,,, your problem might not be in the wall,,, it might be on the roof where the vent pipe goes threw the roof,,, your leak might be there,,, or,,, some place above that area,,, and following the pipe down,,, look for stains and damp spots in the addict and inside the wall after you get in there,,, MY BET - IT"S @ THE ROOF !!! check it out and let us know...
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Fortunately I had my secondary air pump and valves replaced under the CPO warranty. But my CEL returned several times. Which led me to feel that carbon build up in the exhaust valve passages used by the secondary air system, like the 540 in the pic was causing the low flow.
To clear this carbon, pour Seafoam into the hose from secondary air pump to the valve and engine port before the cold engine is started in the morning.
The hose will hold just over an ounce of Seafoam. Reconnect the hose and run the car 5 seconds so the air pump blows the Seafoam into the exhaust port. Repeat this fill and restart 3 more times only running the engine 5 seconds so the secondary air pump runs for the 3 fills.
Then let the engine sit 15 minutes and warm up the car. There will be significant amounts of Seafoam carbon burnoff in the form of white smoke. The carbon burnoff will clean exhaust areas in the path to the O2 sensors that measure secondary air flow.
Since doing this using a couple of cans over a few months, the CELs have gone away and the engine feels smoother.
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The week started out a little rocky for the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club's newest golden girl, Cassady Roberts.
Wednesday's super-G training didn't go as well as she would have liked, she said. But by late Thursday morning, things were looking up for the 13-year-old racer.
"I didn't feel very good on the training day (Wednesday), so I just went out today hoping to do my best," Roberts said. "I didn't expect to do that well. ... I knew the hill, I knew that I had to do better than in training."
Luckily for Roberts, and the field of 161 11- to 13-year-old racers, low temperatures Wednesday night made for a fast super-G course on Sitz/SeeMe, a bright blue mountain sky made for a pleasant race day and the first of three championship events in Steamboat Springs this week went off without a hitch.
Roberts won the event with a time of 56.68 seconds to edge Summit's Angie Elliot in second at 56.89 and Winter Sports Club teammate Ashley Stamp in third with a time of 57.07.
Steamboat's Jorid Halsnes was 16th, Amada DeVos tied for 29th and Erika Walters was 40th. Lorin Paley placed 46th and Maria Hillenbrand placed 50th in the field of 66 girls.
"It was an awesome day for Steamboat," said Tony Nunnikhoven, Winter Sports Club Alpine director. "We earned three out of six podium spots in the two races (boys and girls). You can't ask for much more than that."
Steamboat Springs racer Ryan McConnell took third in the boys race. That event was won by Central Division skier Michael Ankeny of Sports Hut Ski Team. Ankeny finished the race with a time of 53.73. Hunter Schleper of Ski Club Vail was second at 53.73 and McConnell finished third with a time of 54.31.
Other top Steamboat finishers in the boys race included Hig Roberts in sixth, Jordan Bernard in 13th and Andrew White in 21st. Scott Ptach also had a great race, moving from a 79th-place starting position to finish 36th in the final results.
Organizers had been worried that the week's high temperatures would make for an unfair and possibly unsafe super-G race. But Nunnikhoven said temperatures dropped enough Wednesday night to freeze the race surface and conditions held through the women's race, which ended before noon.
Roberts said conditions were a bit icy for the men's race but turned out to be nearly perfect for the women's event.
Roberts said she was thrilled to get the win in the opening event but plans to forget about it -- at least until the Junior Olympic Festival comes to an end Saturday.
"I kind of want to forget about the win. I just want to pretend that I never won and that I still need to win," Roberts said. "The last thing I want to do is get overconfident."


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