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Another Neutral/Ground/Bonding Question
My current setup is Meter - Cartridge Fused Box that disconnects power when you open it and there was an old Stab-lok breaker panel with no main breaker...............the grounds and neutrals are all terminated on the same buss. All the in-house wiring is two wire
The stab-lok breakers are mostly old and I don't trust them based on what I've been reading about them
I've replaced it with a new sqare D breaker panel with a 100 amp main and 24 breakers - so now I have Meter - Cartridge Fused Disconnect - new Square D Panel with 100 amp main
The Cartridge Fuse Box has a ground wire coming off the neutral that goes to my water main so I'm assuming it was considered the main
I want to make the new panel the main
My question is this - can I disconnect the ground wire from the catridge fuse box and run a new one to the water main from my new breaker panel box - can I leave the old one connected in the catridge fuse box and also have the new one running to the same water main from the new breaker panel so I have two?
The exisiting ground wire is small and it's inside a flexible metal conduit - BX I think - I've run a larger stranded copper wire like I've seen in newer panels from my new panel to the same location on the water main as the other ground wire coming from the cartridge fused box
I've been reading that you shouldn't have more then one ground running from a neutral so I'm concerned that I have two -
The meter the cartridge fused box and the new panel are all mounted side by side on the same interior basement wall
Any info. would be greatly appreciated - thanks
There is no issue ever having redundent grounds. You can run 10 wires if you are so incline and have enough money.
Just moving the ground wire will not make the other panel the main panel. Your main panel is where the first overcurrent protection is as the power comes in from the utility. If you want to make the other panel the main, you will need to call the utility and have them shut off power while you run wire directly from the meter to it.
In addition to the primary ground electrode (the water pipe within five feet of where it leaves the ground, or enters the building) you are also supposed to have a supplementary electrode (ground rod) .. do you have one?
Thanks for the quick reply - jwhite
The cartridge fused blade type disconnect is in between the meter and the new panel so that means it's the - main panel then I guess
The way I was reading things was then that makes the new panel I installed a sub-panel and thats where I'm getting confused - because everything I read seems to be saying that sub-panels shouldn't have the neutrals and grounds combined and they shouldn't be grounded from the neutral/ground buss seperately because if something shorts or faults you end up having that second ground wire as a live path back to the panel
There is a ground rod within 5 feet of the meter but not within 5 feet of the water main
Thanks again
there should be four wires between the fused main panel and your large sub panel. two are hots, one neutral and one ground. (the ground may be alot smaller than the rest)
You can have as many redundent grounds as you want, but they may not be "bonded" to the neutral at any other panel then the main.
The main bond is where the grounds and neutral are actually tied together with a wire, or metal bar. The redundent ground needs to tie to the ground bar, not the neutral bar, if it is in the sub panel.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - February 13, 1952, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy, Continued Rather Mild Tonight, Thursday Phone, Write, or Visit Us to Place Your Want Ad VOLUME 51, NO. 304 FIVE CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1952 Alii ies 60-Day Exchange Plan Wreath for King Emphasizes Claims of Egypt to Sudan LONDON Florists dis- closed today that one of the most elaborate of an estimated floral tributes ordered for Friday's funeral of King George VI has come from Egypt's King Farouk, whose country is involved in a bitter quarrel with Britain. The wreath includes hun- dreds of curled laurel it took two women 12 hours to curl lilies. The white silk ribbon attach- ed is inscribed "King Farouk of Egypt and the Sudan." Egypt's Parliament added "The Sudan" to Farouk's title last October when it ordered British forces out of Egypt and claimed the disputed Nile territory. Britain has refused to recognize the Egyptian mon- arch's sovereignty over the Sudan, however. Other figures embroiled in with the late king's government also sent wreaths. More came not only from the high figures who knew the king well but also from people in the commonwealth who never saw him. Florists, swamped with work, hired hundreds of extra work- ers. Among those who ordered wreaths was Egyptian Prime Minister Aly Maher Pasha, ap- pointed by Farouk to quiet Egyptian riots which marked the country's dispute with Bri- tain. Another was Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh and his Iranian government, who still are in dispute with Britain over the British oil properties Iran nationalized last spring. The King and Queen of Swe-' den sent a laurel wreath with a blue and yellow crepe band, decorated with the Swedish royal monogram. The Swedish navy ordered a six-foot floral anchor bound in golden crepe. Three planeloads of flowers were flown in by the French Riviera resort cities of Nice, Antibes and Cannes to decor- ate St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, where the king will be buried. White lilacs were flown from the Nether- lands and planeloads of Mi- mosa from southern France. Pass Bier Of King First Day LONDON flurried and the temperature dropped to 17 degrees but three grieving woman, a hitchhiker and a crippled war throughout the night to lead new thou- sands in homage past the bier of King George VI today. They were the first of an estimated persons lined up at 8 a.m. when the doors of Westminster Hall opened for the second day of public homage to the dead monarch. All but one of Europe's remaining ruling sovereigns and other representatives of the world's governments meanwhile hurried to Lon- don for the king's funeral Friday when his body will be taken to Windsor Castle for burial with his ancestors in St. George's chapel. First in the line today was a woman from Oxford. She was there before the doors closed be- hind the last of yesterday's pil- grims at a.m. but, she said, "I wanted to see the coffin of my king in daylight." TODAY Resolute Stand May AvertWar By JOSEPH ALSOP movement of events these days is a little like the movement of a glacier, grind ing, sluggish and all but imper- ceptible until the next avalanche is started by the remorseless ice. Today, the glacier does not seem to move. Yet there are signs of movement for the careful eye to see; and one .such is a new plan for carrying the Korean war to the Chinese mainland, when and if there seems to be no other choice. The plan, which has been placed before the Joint Chiefs of Staff by the Air Staff, has no resem- blance to Gen. Douglas MacAr- thur's scheme for bombing in Man- churia. 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A crippled veteran of World War II was the third. He said he had driven the 50 miles here from Brighton in his little motorized three-wheel invalid car. He hob- bled in on crutches to pay last respects to the dead monarch. The huge stone hall was cold. It was lit only by the gray day- light filtering through the windows high in the walls and six tall can- Windsor Arrives LONDON Duke of Windsor returned to England today to join in the national mourning for his brother, King George VI. "It is indeed a sad said the Duke who arrived alone at Southampton from New York. He went directly to Queen Mary's home at Marlborough House. Asked how long he would stay in England, the Duke said, "I have no definite plans." emperor his top made the grand canal priority project, every strong ruler seeking to organize China has first been forced to link the provinces together by assuring communications between them. 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Flights Discussed Flight operations at LaGuardia and Idlewild airfields in the Queens borough of New York city and at Teterboro, N. J., airport also were the bill called up after the Senafc has disposed of the question o admitting Alaska and Hawaii to statehood. McClellan's bill proposes to se up a Senate-House committee witl a staff of investigators to mato year-round studies of governmen spending. "It would be a constant search ing to see what they do with the money they receive in those ad ministrative agencies, how much they are really going to need in their next budget, and whether it can't be done better at less McClellan said. "I'm of the opinion it will save the people at least 500 million dol- lars a year." Quips About Jane Russell's Curves Boil Hubby Blue LAS VEGAS, Nev. some Jane Russell nursed a swol- en jaw today, set off by a slight darkening under one eye, as the aftermath of a busy few days in this resort town. Jane came here with her hus- >and. Pro Footballer Bob Water- field, for the premiere of her new )icture. They went to a night club Sunday night, and Waterfield wound up the evening seeing red over a ________remark Comic Ben Blue made in during the first day of public horn- i Ms act on the show about La Rus- age. They came from all parts of the British Isles, from the United States and from the, colonies and dominions. They included scores of nationalities. The three days of pilgrimage concludes tomorrow night. The dead king's family remained in seclusion yesterday but his daughter and successor, Queen Elizabeth IL granted her first of- cial audience as sovereign last night to Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who paid his formal re- spects. In special messages to her armed forces over the world she described herself as the wife of a serving officer and promised see to the "welfare and effi- ciency" of the forces. 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A total of 117 passengers and resi- dents have died in two months. This area's other recent airliner accident was last month's dive in- to the East river by a Boston-New York plane. All 36 aboard were saved by-.4juick rescue work. The port authority called yester- day's meeting, which was attended by representatives of 25 domestic airlines, three transport associa- tions, pilots, the Civil Aeronautics Administration and the Civil Aero- nautics Board. Agree on Safety Polices A statement issued after the meeting said the conferees unani- mously agreed on all safety poli- cies, including the promise to keep Newark airport closed until the in- quiries are finished. No estimate of the time required for the various investigations was made in the statement. In the meantime, Newark flights have been diverted to LaGuardia, Idle- wild and Teterboro. Violent protests by Elizabeth citi- zens were a chief factor in order- ing Newark airport closed within three hours after Monday's trage- dy. Cries for curbs at the port authority's other three airports now have been raised by some of the three million residents living near the fields. IrJs The End of tonsil trouble, that is, for the Connor children, whose tonsils were excavated on an assembly line basis in Rochester, N. Y. Un- concerned about the whole "thing in St. Mary's Hospital, before the digging started, are, left to right, Donald, 8; Sheila, 7; Jimmy, 6; Robert Jr., 4, and Neil, 3. (A.P. Wirephoto.) Dr. William Ross, Los An- geles, Calif., holds a device which he says wiE keep cars from skidding on slippery roads. (A.P. Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald.) Northwest Maine Gets Two Feet of Snow in 2 Days By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Storms which swept northeastern states diminished today as cold weather moved in from the Hudson Bay District. There were 44 inches of snow on he ground at Caribou, Me., after the worst snowstorm of the winter season in northwestern Maine. Nearly two feet of new snow fell n the Caribou area in the last wo days. As the storm abated, tempera- ures dropped and readings early ,oday were near zero in some areas. Wind gusts yesterday reach- id hurricane force in some parts if the storm belt. Power lines were knocked out and. electric service disrupted over a wide area. The chilly air extended along the Atlantic coastal area to the Caro- inas. The blast of .cold air from the ludspn Bay region also spread in- 0 Michigan, sending temperatures to near zero at Sault Ste. Marie nd Pells ton. Readings were above normal in most other parts of the Hidwest but colder weather was orecast. Colder weather also was report- ed in the Far West Snow fell in lie northern and central Rockies. Salt Lake City- reported a fall measuring four inches. Rain fell over Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri southward into Okla- oma. and Arkansas. Thunder- torms: extended from northeastern Texas through Arkansas into, west- rn parts of 'Tennessee and Ken- tucky. 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LOQAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum, 51; minimum, 26; noon, 38; precipitation, none; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at Additional weather on Page 11. i Church Heads Voice Opposition to UMT WASHINGTON attacks on universal military training by leaders of church groups left Chairman Russell (D.-Ga.) of the Sen- ate armed services he put puzzled" today. Most church-witnesses bitterly assail the proposal to compel 18-year- olds to take six months' basic military training but say they are willing to go along with the selective service draft for several more years. Russell is a sponsor of the UMT measure. He hopes it eventually can replace the draft by building up a vast reservoir of trained manpower in the reserves. The committee chairman told several witnesses yesterday he could not understand why they sup- port the draft and oppose UMT. He noted that the draft is under complete military control, that it takes men down to. 18Vi for two years actual duty that include combat and then puts them in the reserve for another six years. On the other hand, Russell said UMT would be carefully supervis- ed by a five-man commission, un- der civilian control, would require only six months' service initially and this under special safeguards for morals and welfare. Public hearings on UMT contin- ue today with spokesmen for sev- eral veterans organizations expect- ed to support UMT. Most of the veterans groups con- tend UMT will spread the require- ment for military service more widely, and at the same time build up a reserve that eventually can reduce the expense and size of he regular armed forces. Russell told a church leader yes- :erday that the present reserve pol- cy is "unfair and un-American." He explained that relatively few of the male military .population now serve as volunteers or draftees. Then they go into the re- serve. As a result, he said many World War n veterans, with fam- ilies and new business careers, have been called back for the Ko- rean fighting. Other millions of men escape any service, he said. Gen. Weyland Pays Tribute to Major Davis TOKYO Gen. 0. P. Wey- land, commanding general of the Far East Air Forces, paid tribute today to jet ace Maj. George A. Davis Jr., as "a man of daring, courage, and Davis was shot down in North Korea Sunday just after he scored his 13th and 14th Red kills. Weyland issued a statement praising Davis but made no men- tion of a protest by Mrs. Davis. She said her hus- band was forced to remain in Ko- rea against will after he be- came an ace by shooting down five planes. The first three men aces to become in Korea were sent home to train other pilots. The Air Gen. Weyland Fireman Uftd extension lad- ders to reach the body of Charles-Crippen, 66, dangling by one .leg from boatswain's chair near the top of a 50-foot flagpole in suburban La Grange, HI. .Crippen suffered a fatal heart attack while painting the flagpole in a school playground. (A.P. Wirephoto to The .Republican-Herald.) Force said those were exceptions, that the normal tour of duty for a fighter pilot in the Korean War is 100 missions. Weyland spent most of this af- ternoon closeted with his public information officer then issued this statement: "The loss of Major George A. Davis Jr., is a tragic one. He was a man of daring, courage, and skill. My heart goes out to Mrs. Davis and her family in their be- reavement, just as I have shared the grief of the mothers, wives and families of every other airman lost in Korea. "We are fighting a vicious and skillful enemy in the air war and every ounce of our skill, leader- ship, experience and determina- tion is needed. Major Davis pos sessed these attributes in abund- ance, in addition to a dauntless courage, and thus served as both an inspiration and a mentor to the younger fighter pilots. His loss is a blow to the Far East Air Forces." Russ Press Says Negro Can't Win- But NJ. One Did EAST ORANGE, N. J. viet comment on his recent elec- tion defeat for a place in the New Jersey legislature is "just a big Negro baseball star Monte Irvin says. Soviet Sport, the top sports pa- per in Russia, yesterday blamed deceit and bribery of voters for the New York Giant outfielder's loss. It said it was "out of the ques- tion" in America for a Negro to be elected to an organ of state au- thority. Irvin said, "Why the man that beat me is a Negro." Irvin ran for a place in the as- sembly on a 12-man Democratic icket which was beaten last Nov. in normally Republican Essex County. The winning GOP slate in- cluded Edward T. Bowser Sr., al- so a Negro. U.M. Soldiers for Reds Compromise Demands For Supervising Peace in Korea MUNSAN, Korea Allied nego- tiators today accepted a 60-day limit on exchanging prisoners and offered to compromise their de- mands for supervising a Korean truce. The Communists had proposed the 60-day limit. The exchange per- iod is to start when an armistice is signed. The agreement does not touch the key question of voluntary repatriation. The United Nations command, holding prisoners, had want- ed 30 days more than was allowed- tbe Reds to complete the exchange. The Reds list only men in Red POW camps. Allied staff officers negotiating details for supervising a truce of- fered a two-point compromise: (1) If Communists to rotating month in addition to on temper- ary leave, the Allies will drop two the oppose. One of these would forbid shift- ing troops during a truce in a man- ner that could constitute an offen- sive threat. The other would re- quire weekly reports on the loca- tion of all major military units. Reds originally agreed to rotat-. ing men monthly. They increased this to Allies orig- inally asked including men on rest and recuperation leave to Japan. (2) Both "meet head- way" on the number of ports of entry through which troops and arms would move under neutral supervision during truce. The Allies had proposed eight. Wednesday they cut it to seven. The Reds had proposed three. Tuesday they increased it to four. There was no word from the Communists when they would have ready their new proposed solution for the fifth and final item of the armistice agenda. This deals with recommendations to the govern- ments concerned for a settlement of the Korean problem. The Reds promised Tuesday to draft a new plan. It will be present- ed to a full dress negotiating ses- sion. Work On Details Meanwhile staff officers continue working on details of the other two unsettled armistice clauses. But each is by-passing the most troublesome issue. These by-passed points are: Shall the Reds be allowed to repair bombed out airfields? Shall prison- ers "of war .have free choice of whether they want to be exchang- ed? Staff officers dealing with prison- ers agreed to skip over the volun- tary repatriation question Thursday when they start going over the 11-point Allied plan for the second time, A U.K. command communique said staff negotiators have reached such "substantial areas of accord" they "will begin work on the final draft" of the prisoner clause. Touch of Spring Comes to Korea's Eastern Front SEOUL, Korea (S-A light touch of spring hit Korea's eastern front with probing Com- munist infantrymen. Allied troops spotted about 200 Reds in the Mundung valley, but the'Communists did not attack. In the same area Tuesday U.N. sol- diers killed 96 Reds and wounded 130. U. S. Fifth Air Force warplanes cut Communist rail lines in 35 pla'ces 'Wednesday morning. Pilots also reported destruction of two lo- comotives and one Red anti-air- craft position. Nine B-29 Superforts bombed the Sunchon south bypass rail bridge Tuesday night Three other B-29s hit the rail yards at Samdong and one raided the Kyomipo steel mifl. Allied fighters and bombers at- tacked 100 .Red tracks Tuesday night and destroyed reported a -string of 16 box cars destroyed.in northwest Korea. U. N. and rail Coast warships networks pounded off the road East ;
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Consistently Charming: Chinese New Year Celebration in Binondo, Manila2014-02-09 2 1 Share Tweet
Last week, Binondo, Manila's Chinatown, boomed with lively colors and festive sounds as people of all ages flock its streets to celebrate the arrival of the Year of the Wooden Horse.
Binondo ranks high in the list of my favorite places in the Philippines. Aside from its palpable charm, it carries a remarkable blending of Filipino and Chinese culture evident in the way this year's Chinese New Year was celebrated.
Since 2012, I have been attending Chinese New Year photowalks and I can attest that the festivity's appeal to both locals and tourists has not wane over the years. Thanks to the energy of the street performers!
The beginning of the Year of the Wooden Horse served as an opportunity not only to show gratitude for the gifts of the passing year but also to pray for another fruitful one.
A huge mall in Binondo also jumped in the celebration by putting a Wishing Wall, where mall-goers can hang their wooden boards filled with their aspirations for this year. Others chose to send their prayers in the golden altar set in the mall's walkway.
Troupes of Lion and Dragon dancers performed from store to store. This tradition is believed to bring good fortune and wealth to the business.
Lucky charms, mostly horse statues and bracelets, were sold like hotcakes.
Aside from the lucky charms, street merchants also sold different items like balloons, candies, wind chimes, and colored chicks. One was even selling a Gameboy Advance!
Yours truly in the middle of the festivity.
This year's Chinese New Year celebration was a perfect mixture of Chinese traditions and the penchant of Filipinos to make any occasion a unique and memorable one. It is indeed one of the infinite reasons that makes Binondo a captivating place!
You can find more photos in this album Consistently Charming: Chinese New Year Celebration in Binondo, Manila.
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damn. im having trouble figuring out what compression ratio i want to run. if i use the stock sti head gaskets. i will be at 8.9:1 and if i use the cometic .051" (1.3mm) ill be at 8.5:1. but i also heard that running a thicker head gasket isnt too great. they sell a .045" (1.1mm) head gasket that should leave me around 8.7:1 compression ratio.
im about to start on my porting of the heads (just a light port and i dont think im going to take off too much material alter the flow)


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M.A. Ohio University
B.A. West Virginia University
My primary areas of interest include fiction and creative nonfiction, which I write, publish, and teach in workshops.
When I teach workshops I am mindful of the reality that the creative writing classroom is a brief stop on the long path any writer takes to one of many possible destinations. I try, therefore, to keep the long view in mind. While giving craft lessons and leading discussions of the work of students and published authors, I ensure that we not lose sight of the larger questions that any serious writer should address, such as, why do we write? And, what are we looking for in an audience? My hope is that we can address these questions thoughtfully, and thereby better understand the roles that literary writing and reading play in our lives and in the lives of others.
My most recently finished project is I Stand Accused, a satirical novel that adopts the form of a memoir by a professional baseball player who is awaiting trial for the murder of one of his teammates. Convinced he can write the book that will save his life, he tells the story of his friend's death and his own life in an effort to exonerate himself before the public. As we are informed, however, in a Foreword by his coauthor, the athlete/author's trial has already taken place, and he has been found guilty and executed. In the hands of his coauthor, then, the novel becomes something more than a failed attempt by a fool to fool the public, as the coauthor fact-checks the athlete's story and investigates his past, while also accounting for his own reluctant involvement in the project. With a brash narrator, and his circumspect apologist, whose voice is relegated to footnotes, the novel is something like a rendition of Moby-Dick in which Ahab tells the story and Ishmael provides what mitigating commentary he can in the margins.
I have been teaching at Rhode Island College since 2012. I have directed several honors projects and graduate theses since arriving here from Missouri, a place that feels as if it is farther away from here than it is. I read as much as I can.
When I am not teaching, I am arguing with a toddler.
Courses TaughtFirst Year Seminar 100: The Living and the Dead
English 201: Introduction to Literary Study I
English 220: Introduction to Creative Writing
English 329: Contemporary American Fiction
English 371: Advanced Fiction Workshop
English 373: Advanced Nonfiction Workshop
English 581: Graduate Prose Workshop
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"Vonwürdig." Booth. http://booth.butler.edu/2014/10/31/vonwurdig/
"Appraisals." Hobart. http://www.hobartpulp.com/web_features/appraisals
"The Man with the Nightmare Gun." Willow Springs 72
"Guts." The Cossack Review.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo - The money is flowing and health care is changing in Colorado Springs. 90 million dollars of changes within two years at the new Memorial Hospital, University of Health.
Brian Newsome took me for a tour of the "New" inside the facility. A 40 million dollar medical records system is being worked on and will be put online in November. It's called the EPIC system. Newsome told me, "It'll revolutionize the patient experience and how we do our work." In a nutshell, EPIC will allow you online access for your health records. Brian Newsome explained the changes, "A patient will be able to go online and see their lab results, make appointments, order prescriptions or email their doctor or nurse with questions about their medical condition."
I also checked out a new cancer fighting tool. It's four millions dollars worth of high tech. Daniel Lenard is the Manager of the Radiation/Oncology Department. He said this new PET/CT scanner will help provide clearer blueprints for medical experts to follow for radiation treatment. This piece of diagnostic imagery is the only one of its kind west of the Mississippi in a non-academic facility. Lenard made it clear about the impact of the Memorial Hospital, University of Colorado Health linkup, "We are driven dramatically by technology and to have an access to what the University provides us with research and money is invaluable. The overall impact of care we provide our patients is increasing and going in the right direction."
Back in August, Colorado Springs voters approved the Memorial, University of Colorado Health marriage. The University took over the helm of the operation in October. Since then other changes include a 40% increase in staff in various specialties. Brian Newsome summed up what he believes is happening at the hospital, "If there is one word that sums up what's been going on the past few months is momentum."


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How bad did I get Ripped? (carpet installation)
Hi, got alot of help over in the exterior section when painting my truck, so I thought I might post a ? for yall. I have a 1976 IH Scout II that I recently had carpet installed in. I used a local upholestry shop that was reccomended by a local resto shop. When I went in to get an estimate, Of course I asked how much. I did not ask for a budget or cheap job, and was quoted $450 for the entire car. I explained I wanted the carpet run up the sides in the back of the vehicle, as well as the tailgate covered. I chose at his suggestion to use NO padding or juting underneath so there was nothing to hold water under the carpet.
Well I am FAR from pleased. After picking up the truck I started noticing problems.
1. There are glue discoloration all over the seams and even some spots in the middle of the carpet.
2. 90% of the carpet edges are NOT glued down, so they roll over a bit.
3. the carpet is about 1/2 inch short of the doors. With the Door sills on though it is covered.
4. The rear sill that goes in front of the rear seat will not fit anymore.
5. When I pulled the old carpet it went all the way up the fire wall, He ran the carpet just under the pedels, and left the Kickpanels bare as well. Also at the bottm rear of the door the are tiangles left bare. He also Did not cover the Tailgate as requested
6. He covered over me Access Panels on the inside? So I cannot get to my gas neck.
7. The Roll bar feet, Spare tire holder and Brights Switch (On Floor) were just covered over. He cut slits in the carpet and it looks messyThe carpet is lose around the area and the slits are just rough cut. I figured it was givin that theay would be removed and we attached ON TOP of the carpet?
8. He broke the corner of my transmission cover and tried to glue it back. I prolly would not of noticed had the carpet not been coming up in the area.
Am I expecting TOO much in some of these areas? Or does this sound like a far from professional job?
Thanks for any input on this.
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In California we use the automotive complains department. You can not sue anyone in the automotive repair industry until you go to this department. If they agree with you, the store has to refund the money or they sign a paper for the court and they force them to return the money. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FIX IT YOUR SELF. They can then claim that you caused it. As for a good shop, just post the question for a good shop in your area here. Lots of good ones available.
Brother, sounds like you got took coming and going on that one. $450 for glued down carpet and no padding. You could have done a 1/2 @ssed job yourself for under $75.
I would definitely be taking that back for a full refund or a major redo.
JC Whitney has custom fit/molded carpet for just about anything made, usually about $130
Hate to break it to you, but if you do not have a contract that states what you were to receive, it is your word against his.
Thom is right. Take your vehicle to them. If is as bad as you say they will notice it also and will be able to get it repaired and /or your money back. If it happened to me someone had better call the cops because the ******* would hit the fan. It really pi$$es me off when you spend hard earned money and get ripped off.
I would take it back to him first, he can't fix a problem he doesn't know about.tell him you want it repaired or refunded, If he puts you off at all , tell him you will take the steps to get satisfaction.
make sure you're there when there is people around. but keep cool, he doesn't have to deal with an idiot. mike
Thanks guys
I have already voiced my dissatisfaction the same day I picked it up. I am taking it in tommorow, but do not think he will be willing to rework. He allready told me he did extra work to make it look nice. (in the back of the truck he bound the top edge). I wanted to laugh and let him know it would of never left the shop had there been cut, rough and unraveling carpet the lenght of my truck, and that I did not consider that extra just part of the job I asked for. Anyway I will get some photos posted of the job.
I had a very good shop take a job to do the frame on my 41 PU. They have been in Classic Trucks several times. Three years later I was tired of waiting. We talked but nothing happened. I HAD PHOTO'S from the beginning. He ended up paying me back 100% and no charge on the little work he did. RECORDS & PHOTO'S are COOL. For both of you. Mike is right. Keep your cool. Every state, I am told, has a department for the auto industry. USE THEM. People want to be good and good records help them to stay that way.
Being in the business my self, i don't understand how some people can consider themselves professionals. Please post the pictures, i want to see them.
First of all, someone said $450 is too much for a cut and sewn glued in carpet. That is WRONG. That is a normal price for the job, had it been done right. Decent nylon carpet for a truck that would cost $150-$200 alone, PLUS the labor. You could not buy good carpet for $75 to cover the floor in that truck.
1. Glue discoloration? You mean like the glue bled through the carpet, or its glue over-spray? Sounds like this guy is a bit heavy on the trigger of the glue gun. If its glue over-spray, as long as its not very much, it can be cleaned off with denatured alcohol or lacquer thinner. If he slipped and got some glue over-spray somewhere, he should have cleaned it up.
2. If the edges are bound with vinyl binding, the edges never will stick well. Most spray adhesives do not stick to the face of vinyl. But the vinyl binding should only be like 1" wide, which should not allow the carpet to roll up.
3. If the door sills cover the edge of the carpet, I don't see a problem there.
4. If there is only carpet (no padding), how is the carpet so thick that the rear sill wont fit?
5. Did you specify to have kick panels made and covered? To me, a "carpet" job wouldn't include kick panels. But 99.9% of the work i do is full interiors, i cant say Ive ever done a carpet only job so i might be wrong. And the carpet should go as far up the firewall as possible. Any bare spots on the floor that doesn't get covered by a trim panel, sill plate, or whatever is just ridiculous.
6. Did you specify to not cover that access panel? Sounds like it might be laziness again on his part.
7. Carpet can be trimmed around such things like these very neatly, it just takes a few more minutes. Again, it goes back to whether you requested these things to be unbolted or not. If i had to re-carpet a car or truck that had a roll cage in it, i would NOT unbolt the roll cage (insurance companies have strict rules about working with safety devices such as these, at least my insurance company does). But again, it could be trimmed neatly around the base of the roll bar.
8. Is your transmission cover fiberglass? If it was, he should have told you and re-glassed it, not glued it. A good upholsterer should be able to work with fiberglass. Or he should have mentioned it to you to see how you wanted it handled.
I don't think your asking for too much. A simple call to a GOOD business man would be all it takes to fix the problem. If he isn't an *********, you should be able to talk to him in a polite fashion about fixing the problems and get a polite response. Just don't call him all pissed off, that wont get you anywhere.
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holy sheep ***** batman.I can't believe anyone (let alone pro)would make such a mess.It looks like a couple of 12 year olds done it.
wasn't it a buddy that recommended him.?
I don't think I would have taken it from the shop until it was fixed. there's no way you didn't notice that right off.
I think i'd hire a few BIG buddies to accompany me back to his shop for replacement or cash back--- NOW!!!---
sorry for telling you in the other thread to keep cool. mike
That's a $400 interior job?! Looks like 10 minutes with a caulk gun and a $20 roll of industrial carpet. I would not be a happy camper.
Well this is my daily driver. He was reccomended by a local resto shop. He knew I was going out of town and had it an extra day from the time he quoted. I had to pick it up and get on the road. He had it parked outside and it was raining.I made my displeasure known about not getting the kickpanels or tailgate done as requested!! and the carpet stopping so short on the firewall. I took all my stuff that he did not reinstall (door seals , console etc). It was not till I got in there and started to put it back toghter I noticed THE COMPLETE LACK of proffsionalism. At this point I do not even think I want to give him a chance to fix it.
Yeah, that looks like some cheap carpet. That guy is a professional? And I merged your two threads so a new visitor to the forum can follow the story better.
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I checked the oil and can see coolant on the dip stick.
I proceeded to do a compression test to find that passenger side were all @ 155. Drivers side front 2 were also 155, then I tested the drivers closest to the firewall #6 and it reads 300+. My guage only goes to 300 and it buried the needle.
There is also coolant blowing out of the spark plug hole #6 when I am testing the other plug holes.
Thanks, I figured it was HG when I saw the antifreeze in the oil. I was trying to confirm my suspicions with the compression test. I was just expecting to see some low readings. The 300 confused me. I have already started tearing it down. This will be the deepest I've ever been in an engine. I am taking my time labeling and taking pictures for reassembly. I hope it is just the gasket. I just did the knock sensor relocation too. Guess I will put it where it goes now. Since I'm going to be in there I'll replace the timing belt too.
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That was all nearly a decade ago, which is why looking at Hedi's debut menswear offering for Saint Laurent Paris — a much anticipated moment — feels like a bit of a blast from the past. Sometimes that's a brilliant thing in fashion, because designers take an idea and make it modern or relevant in a new and exciting way.
Saint Laurent had all the components of the perfect gig boy ensemble: winkle pickers and rocker Chelsea boots, skinnier than skintight trousers in ripped up denim or panelled leather and baggy mohair jumpers, checked shirts or exquisitely tailored jackets, all accessorised with sweeping long scarves. But wait, can't you find a million pairs of skinny jeans in Topman? Doesn't every man in Britain own a plaid shirt? And I'm sure we all know a bored Nan who could knit a fabulous, long scarf?
Slimane is known to eschew hiring standard models, preferring instead to discover his own cool coterie to showcase his designs. On Sunday he chose genuine musicians from bands including Egyptian Hip Hop and Swim Deep. He also put a few girls on the catwalk, such as supermodel Julia Nobis, just to illustrate that these are gender neutral ideas. It worked; I would love to wear the gold embroidered mandarin collar jacket. The problem was that lots of these boys looked genuinely unhealthy. It has been reported that Slimane had been requesting slimmer and slimmer models all week in the lead up to the show, so that some had protruding knees and thighs no bigger than their ankles. It's opened quite the frank debate about male body image.
If you love this show, then it's probably because you've been dressing like this for years already, which is great news for you. Congratulations: you're Slimane-ready and no hair wash required. And regardless what else Slimane displays on the catwalk, one of his tailored jackets would be a mighty fine investment for any guy.


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SANTA CRUZ >> Asked to describe the last night he spent with a man found strangled and bludgeoned in 2010, murder suspect Nicholas Kusalich narrated a convoluted and drunken trip from bank to liquor store to beach to bar, during which the two got "pretty clouded."
"I'm not a memory guy," Kusalich is seen telling Capitola police Sgt. Marquis Booth, during a more than hour-long police interview. The recording of that interview was played for a jury in Santa Cruz County Superior Court Judge Paul Burdick's courtroom Tuesday.
"What do you think happened?" Booth asks Kusalich in the recording, speaking of victim Robert Burr, 51.
Kusalich mumbled something inaudible about Burr maybe staying at a hotel.
"I think he's hurt, though," Kusalich said, stressing that he had no specific knowledge.
The testimony followed a dramatic opening day of the trial of Kusalich. Burr, a Live Oak carpenter, was fatally bludgeoned and strangled during the early morning hours of Sept. 26, 2010.
Monday, the prosecution team of Charlie Baum and Tara George offered a police audio recording of Kusalich as he drunkenly threatened suicide with both rope and zip tie nooses around his neck, perched on a tree branch at his father's Soquel home. In that recording, Kusalich said he killed his housemate Burr and that he could not handle prison time for what he did.
Kusalich could face life in prison if found guilty.
Booth, then a detective, told the jury that he asked Kusalich, 53, to come to the Capitola Police Department on Sept. 27, as part of a separate investigation. Although Burr was dead, police did not yet know that. They were investigating why someone other than Burr was driving his pickup. Gerald Bosinger had been arrested while driving drunk in Burr's truck early that morning.
Police were having difficulty tracking down Burr, and his family said he did not show up for a planned vacation in Michigan.
"He was very vague ... It just didn't feel right. I felt there was more to the story and he wasn't being forthcoming," Booth told the jury.
Between his initial Capitola police interview and his later suicide attempt, Kusalich, not yet under arrest on the murder charge, led detectives to Burr's body and the murder weapon. Capitola police detective Sarah Ryan, then a patrol officer, also testified that Kusalich put his hands behind his back and told her to arrest him while she, Booth and Kusalich were visiting his father's property in rural Soquel. The request came after Kusalich allegedly said that Bosinger and Burr had been in a fight at Burr's Live Oak home and that Bosinger had hit Burr in the head. Bosinger allegedly called Kusalich and demanded that he help take care of Burr's body "because he's in your house and you're going to go down for it," Ryan testified.
Bosinger has not been charged with crimes related to the murder and is expected to testify during the trial.
Once Booth and Ryan determined that they were investigating a potential homicide that largely took place in the county, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office was called into take over the investigation.
The murder trial is expected to continue for several weeks, mainly focusing in the first week on several recorded police interviews with Kusalich immediately following Burr's Sept. 26 death.


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The software, which was developed by both Microsoft and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, takes a look at archives from
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and studies related data on the Internet in order to form predictions about what will happen next in certain parts of the world -- such as disease, violence and a large number of deaths.
The system's sources include
The New York Times'
archives from 1986-2007, DBpedia (the information in Wikipedia constructed using crowdsourcing), WordNet (helps software understand what words mean) and OpenCyc (provides a database of common knowledge).
What the system does is study news reports, then uses outside data for context. For example, the system saw reports of droughts in Angola in 2006. From studying data on the Web, the system knew that droughts can lead to cholera outbreaks in the country. The system further researches the country's location, population density, GDP, whether there was a drought the year before, proportion of land covered by water, etc.
After collecting said information, and studying yet another report from NYT saying that there were large storms in Angola in early 2007, the system predicted the cholera outbreak. Less than one week later, reports of cholera had appeared.
"I truly view this as a foreshadowing of what's to come," said Eric Horvitz, codirector at Microsoft Research who led the study with Technion-Israel Institute of Technology's Kira Radinsky. "Eventually this kind of work will start to have an influence on how things go for people."
When testing the software, Horvitz and Radinsky found that it was correct between 70 and 90 percent of the time. The team said the software could use some extra work in terms of greater accuracy, but once that is complete, it hopes the system can be used to help organizations tackle world problems.
While some predictive tools are already in use, this particular software uses 90 data sources total, making it a more "general purpose" tool.
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - September 16, 1974, Abilene, Texas gfoilew Reporter WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT Byron 84TII YEAR, NO. 31 PHONE G73-4271 ABILENE, TEXAS, 79604, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1G, PAGES IN T11KKK SECTIONS Price i5 Cents Associated Prest Beauty of the Beast A geyser of propane gas forms from a leaking lank homes late Friday. The leak was capped and under control Sal- farm'in Griffith, Incl. The potentially dangerous leak urday. (AP Wirephoto) forced the evacuation of persons from their Tells Amnesty Plan By ELLIli UUCKER Proposed TV Station Seeking Antenna Site Q. Lnsl'l heard (he FCC was pro- cessing Ilic permit (or a new television station here. I wonder if Ihc permit was ever granted and when lo expect the slaliun. A. An antenna site was selected for the Iliivd time, this time at. Nolan. And for the third time the site didn't meet FTA. re- quirements so another sile will be chosen and submitted for approval, says diet Darwin. general manager of the new sta- tion He hopes lo have everything ready to po in three months but can't really prom- ise anything until a silc is approved. Q. I wonder if it's possible lo a .stiii) sign at Ilic S. 16lh and Matador intersection? I've seen Ihrcc accidents in Ihc last month; cars go through there nrclty fast. A. You'll have your slop sign shortly. Traffic Engineer Buck Baldridgc checked il out and thinks as yon do thai it's a hazardous and heavily traveled intersec- tion. Q. With that early cold spell I'm worried about a hard, cold winter. Is there anything a person can do lo 'trees and plants in case the winter turns out to he as had as I Iliink it will? A. Toughen up your grass, trees, bush- es. 311 of it, by feeding now with a fertili- zer high in potash and phosphorus. Or just Eiu> Ihein straight potash and phosphorus, says yard and garden expert Paula Cart- er! Water the mixture in real good then hold back on the moisture, watering only when necessary. Mrs. Carter says this is man's best solution since we can't do any- thing about Mother Nature and she agreed wild your winter predictions. Can yon Icll us what the car names MG'and GTO stand for? A. Bel you'll be disappointed. MG stands for Morris Garage. It really docs. The man who started it was named Mor- ris and he had a garage. We expected something exotic and foreign. is the abbreviation for Gran Turfs- mo Omologalo, Italian for grand louring car in production. 0_. My young son and I acre oui hunting Ihc other day and managed lo shoot a priv.e rattlesnake which we skinned. We're trying to find out what lo do with HIE skin to preserve It. Do yon know somebody we could talk to or do you have any pointers on what lo do with It? A. Try soaking il in anli-froeze or nib- bing it with salt, then stretching il on a board. Nealsfoot oil, afterwards, will sof- ten il. Any shoe or leather goods si ore carries ncatsfooi oil. Billy Kniffcn was our source on this one. He's pre- served 20 or .10 snakcskins and made a few belts. He'll be happy lo talk with you if you give him -a ring ai G72-82J13. Address questions lo Acllon Line, Box 311, Abilene. Texas 73IK1I. Names till! nol he used Ijiil must be Sigurd and addresses given, i'lcase In- clude telephone numbers If possible. WASHINGTON1 (A P) President Ford told congres- sional leaders today he is sel- ling up a nine-member panel I o implement presidential guidelines granting clemency lo Vietnam-era deserters and' draft evaders. Itepublican and Democratic NEWS INDEX Amusements........... 6B Bridge IOC Business. Mirror 9A Classified..............5-9C Comics 73 Editorials 4A Horoscope 5B Hospital Patient! BA Obituaries 9C Sports 1-3C To Y-our Goad Health......4B TV Leo .................6B TV Scout Women's News 2-38 leaders emerging from a SB-minute While House meet- ing gave a few details of Ihc program Kord was to au- lalcr Ihis morning. "It is not said House GOP. "leader John Rhodes. "It forth a mecYi- chamsni under which these young men can rehabilitate themselves..." Senate Republican Whip Itobcrt Griffin of Michigan said most participants in Ihe meeting were pleased with the make-up of Ihe nine-member clemency board. But he re- fused lo disclose who the ap- pointees are. Jihodes said the board was being established to help the President in exercising his right of pardon and added he thought it was "a good idea to have this type cf board." Both Rhodes and Griffin ac- Mrs. Smith Now Official GOP Head khowledged some congression- al leaders at Urn meeting voiced opposition lo Ford's move. But ncidicr would idcu- lify tli3 names of Ihc oppo- nenls. The umucsly svouVd vc- tiuire military deserters and draft evaders to spend fi to 24 months of allei native service. H'hile House sources said'a national clemency review hoard would deal with as many as 50.00D deserters and drafl evaders on a casc-by- case basis: Tlicir period of al- ternative service would de- pend on their military and selective service record. Ford, in a surprise addition to a prepared speech delivered Aug. 19, at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Chicago, voiced support for conditional amnesty. An announcement of the de- tails had been delayed several limes while Pentagon, Justice Department and While House officials ironed out details, By CARL P. LEUBSDORF A I1 Political Writer WASHINGTON (AP) The Republican National Commit- tee today unanimously elected Mrs. Mary Louise Smith, a veteran party organizer cho- sen 12 days ago by President Ford, as the parly's first woman national chairman. The 59-year-old Mrs. Smith, who as party co-chairman for the past six mojUhs ran a se- ries of GOP grassroots work- shops, succeeds George Bush, named lo head Hie U.S. liaison office In Ihc People's Republic of China. The clcclion of Mrs. Smith was the major item of busi- ness at the committee meet- ing, which also included a luncheon with addresses by President Ford and Vice Pres- ident-designate Nelson A. Rockefeller. There was no public opposi- tion to Mrs. Smith, though some RNC members were re- ported privately annoyed that, once again, their new chair- man had been selected by a President without their play- ing any role besides ratifica- tion. Mrs. Smith, who has been Republican national comniil- tecwomnn from Iowa since 1964, was formally nominat- ed by stale GOP Chairman John McDonald. McDonald called her "a skilled diplomat" and a bargainer" and de- clared that "her knowledge of organization lias earned her a reputation as a keen lacli- cian." Rush, in a farewell speech, predicicd I h c Republicans "will do heller in the fall elec- tions than many people think particularly in Ilic Scnale." But he said "I am not salis- .ficd at where we stand in strength of numbers of regis- tered voters or in strength of national committee." He defended his national chairmanship, in which he made many speeches defend- ing former President Richard II. Nixon. Bush contended lhat "all of us wanted to he fair'' in de- fending Nixon's accomplish- ments while protecting the GOP "from the ugly excesses and the illegalities thai he- came known by one word- Watergate." Party Treasurer 0. C. Car- michael Jr. of Indiana pre- sented, a report showing 'the nalional conimiMcc had a bal- ance of million as of Aug. 3IT having raised more than million this year, S3 per cent of it from small donors. City's Rain Gauges Gurgle Up to 3.50 Kennedy Says Chances Good SAX FRAXCISCO (AP) Sen. Edward M. Kennedy says his decision whether to run for President in 1976 depends largely on personal considera- tions. Kennedy disclosed in week- end inlcrviews that he has .studied the political situation and concluded: ''I think I've gnt a good chance to win the nomination and a reasonable chance to win the election." He did not talk about the porsoiuil factors lhat will go into his decision. But they pre- sumably would include Ihc concern lhat members of his family have expressed for his safely should he embark on ;t presidential campaign. The Massachusetts senator had been thinking of a inrgcl dale of .sometime in 1975 to announce his decision. liy JOB DAUY Ilcporlcr-Ncws Slaff Writer The skies over Abilene opened up over the weekend, dumping an official 1.% inches of rain, and causing nmoll which may eventually bring half a billion gallons of water into Lake Fort Phantom llill. Forecastcrs at the National Weaiher Service said that rain and some fog will continue at least through Tuesday. Although some areas of Abi- lene reported as much as inches, no flooding was report- ed by cither the weather serv- ice or Ilic city. "WE HAVEN'T had any poinls or said city water superintendent Bill Wcenis Monday morning, add- ing thai Catclaw Creek was "r'lnning bank full." The runoff from two davs of rainfall has already added lot) million gallons of water to Lake Fort Phantom, Abilenc's chief water supply. II may bring 350 million more, lie said. Weems said, however, that the lake is still 30.2 per cent of capacity at 15.4 feet below spillway level. Weatherman Darroll Craw- ford said Monday that most of Abilone's rain came between 1.4G and 2.4G a.m. Monday, covering all of UPC city. Wcems said Ihe other lakes, Kirhy and Abilene, did not fare as well as Phantom, how- ever, receiving only 20 million gallons and no increase re- spectively. KIRBY, HI-: SAID, is 9.4 fsel below spillway at 19.5 per cent ot capaetty; Abilene, 6.1 teev below spillway at 55.7 per cent of capacity. Weems said Abilenc's water situation was "quite a bit bet- ter than the first of July." lie estimated the net water gain at five per cent. The .05 inch recorded Sun- day and Ihe 1.91 inches re- corded at the Municipal Air- port Monday brought ihe lolal for the year lo 16.5-1. Normal through Momnday is 17.05, Crawford said. The monthly total, lie added, is 2.07 inches. Most of Ihc rain apparently fell to the north of the city, with towns to the south receiv- ing lesser amounts. An unoffi- cial report from Albany indi- cates that -d cloudburst there WEATHER U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Hnlional Weaker Semite [Wialhtr P9 AI ABIIENE AND VICINITY [10 mile radius) Moslly cloudy opd mild wild o rnancc of ir.ov.-ers ond mundersTiG.vcrs through Tuesday. A lihle v.armer Tues- day end variable v.-ioas. Mian foday in rlie mid 7Cs. tonlghl In tiie 60s. Hiqn T'.csriay r.c-cr 8C. roil 70 per ceill locay, per cent tonigM and 70 per ccril en Tuesday. or.d lo.v for H hours ending 9 a.m.': or.rj V.. High end lo.v sdwe dale lasl year: II arri 43 Sunrise fsday: ?.12J; sunser Sunriie may have dropped li.oll indies overnight. THE ABILENE district of- fice of the Department of Pub- lic Safely has issued a driver's advisory for rain-slick streets and highways us a result of Monday morning's rainfall. 7-1. Jack Crownover of the DPS said Monday morning that warnings had teen issued to Texas drivers for possible flooding in low-lying areas in the Midland-Odessa area, and that Abilene area motorists are being urged lo use caution on rain-slick streets in Ihu area. "Wo tlon'l have any reports of heavy concenlralions of wa- ter in our Crownover said, "but the streets are .slick, and drivers should be careful." He added thai some stretch- es of Interstate 20 between Ab- ilene and Swcctwatcr would be .slippery, due lo excessive wear on ttic pavement. The stretch of highway is sched- uled for resurfacing in Ihc near future. Till; CAUSE of all Ihis pre- cipitation, Crawford said, is an upper-level low pressure trough in Eastern New Mexico which is pumping warm, inoisl air into Ihe area. This moisture-laden stream is overrunning the colder air on the surface, causing show- er activity, he explained. The .system, lie said, shows little movement, but should ease on through Abilene some- lime Tuesday and Ihus Lower Ihc chance for rain to 20 per cent. WHERE IT RAINED Municipal Total for Normal for year 6S2 EX lath 3.50 COAIIOMA COLORADO CITY .20 .20 NE 20-11 .N. 2nd 602 Dyess Lake Lake Phantom Lake Ylamiiv Turkish Premier Soys Hell Resign ANKARA, Turkey lAP) Premier Bulcnt Ecevit an- nounced today he would resign in the next few days because of a split in his coalition cabi- net. Eccvil said he would submit his resignation lo President Fahri Korulurk after consult- ing Tuesday with officials o[ his Republican People's party. Koruturk is expected to ask Ecevit lo remain as premier and form a new government. Kcevil, a national hero since Turkey's triumphal invasion of Cyprus, expressed belief that "new elections should be held as soon as possible.'' lie said the formation ot a new government would be easier if il were lo be in office only until election were held. Conflict between K'cevil and the allied National .Salvation parly has been brewing for some time. The premier said recently that there were "al- most irreconcilable differ- enccs" between the Salvation- ists, an orthodox Moslem par- ly, rnd his own leftist Kepubli- can People's party. Two days ago Deputy Pre- mier Necmcltin Erbakan, (he leader of the Salvationists, said his party would not en- dorse a visit Ecevit is sched- uled to make lo Scandinavia. Ecevit's party is the largest in the National Assembly with 185 of the 450 scats. The Salva- tionists have 49 scats. 'Ihc coalition was formed eight months ago alter elec- tions that failed to give any party a majority in the asscm- liJv. Japanese Terrorists Still Hold Nine Male Hostages lly DONALD FORBES Associated Press Writer THE HAGUE, Netherlands Japanese terrorists released two women hostages from the French Embassy early today, but continued to hold" nine male hosragos, in- cluding French Ambassador Jacques Scnard. "We are progressing, bnl I believe that are not yet completely in Ihe Jasl French foreign Minister Jean Siiiivagnargucs said in Paris. Two N. Ireland Judges Killed BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) Irish llcpublicaii Army terrorists assassinalcd two Northern Ireland judges in Ihcir homes today and a business executive was report- ed killed by a bomb at his factory. The (wo judges shot to death in Uclfiist were Roger "Rory" Conaghan and Martin Mc- llirney, both Roman Catholics accused by Ihc Irish Republi- can Army of collaborating with .the British. The Provi- sional IRA wing claimed it or- dered tic killings. Politicians and legal figures condemned the slayings. and courts all over (he province were adjourned lo honor the two slain judges. In Pomcroy. County Tyrone, west ol here, informed sources said a booby Irap bomb went off when businessman Michael McCourt entered his office and he was killed. The three deaths raised lo L.OG3 the official dentil loll in live years of violence in the province, Police officers said Conagh- an, 51, a judge since wns shot by a lone gunman when he answered a knock at his front door A breakfast lime. "He was shot through Ihc heart and died almost inslanl- one source said. McIJirnpy, 3G, was shot by a gunman who burst into the kitchen of his home in nearby Ilolmont Road as he was cook- ing breakfast, police said. 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1lb spaghetti, cooked and drained6 tbsp butter6 tbsp flour1 tsp salt¼ tsp white pepper (or regular) 1 tsp nutmeg1 can chicken broth + milk to equal 3 cups¼ to 2/3 cup cream sherry (1/2 cup)2 bay leaves 3-4 cups cooked turkey, bite sized pieces½ lb cubed Italian hot ham or cooked Italian sausage (sweet or hot depending on taste)½ to 1 lb mushrooms, sliced and sautéed in butter½ to ¾ cup grated parmesan cheese
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I used the lemon and/or vanilla bean flavored quark from Spring Hill Farms usually at the Torrance Farmers Market on Saturdays. (Their quark is made with skim goats milk.)
Other suggestions for quark:
Thin with milk to yogurt texture and mix with fruits or granola for breakfast.Thin with milk to use as a dip for fresh fruits.Spread on pancakes.Use in cheesecake recipes.


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Roger Bomman (Character)
from Angels in the Outfield (1994)
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- Angels in the Outfield (1994) Played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt
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Roger Bomman: Dad, um - when we gonna be a family again?
Mr. Bomman: Where I'm sitting... ,
[looks at the stadium]
Mr. Bomman: I'd say when the Angels win the pennant. You stay out of trouble, son.
[starts motorcycle engine and drives away]
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