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Tender Paws Pomeranian Rescue Inc.
Our Adoptable Pet List
Click here to see our Happy Tails!
Our Featured Pet...
Our featured pet this month will be Shadow. He gets very excited when you come home or pay him some attention. He is a great little guy who was rescued for being "put to sleep". Shadow has a lot of love to give.
The Pomeranian is a Nordic breed which takes its name from the province of Pomerania, now located in Germany. It was bred down to its current 3 to 7 pound toy size from larger ancestors which were used for herding and for pulling sleds. Their popularity was greatly enhanced by Queen Victoria of England, who owned the first Pomeranian to be shown. The Pomeranian comes in a wide variety of coat colors and patterns. These spirited, loving and loyal dogs excel in the show ring, companion events and as therapy dogs in nursing homes and hospitals. Tender Paws Pomeranian Rescue, Inc. will no longer be accepting new animals. We are finished! People would rather support foolish laws to restrict the American citizens in their life styles. We will be making every effort to continue to care for the animals we currently have. A couple of these have gone blind. We have a reformed biter. Also a couple with hip issues. For them we will now assume the role of a sanctuary. They will be able to remain here until the end with out the fear of euthanasia. We wish to thank every one that has helped us help the animals this long. If you would like to donate Thundershirts to our rescue / sanctuary please use the following link.
If you would like to assist us in some way please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com . If you still wish to help mail your kind donations to Tender Paws Pomeranian Rescue, Inc. 3877 Smithville Rd. Federalsburg, Md. 21632 OR Chesapeake Veterinary Hospital 102 Country Day Rd. Chester, Maryland. 21619 If sending donations to Chesapeake Veterinary Hospital please make donation to Tender Paws in care of Spencer Powers to insure it gets credited properly. Also please give us a heads up at email@example.com. Thank you.! Please make checks payable to Tender Paws Pomeranian Rescue, Inc. Thank you. We wish to thank everyone who has helped us to rescue these kind little animals.
Who We Are
Tender Paws Pomeranian Rescue, Inc. is a not for profit rescue dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption of lost, forgotten, and abused animals. All monies raised go back into the care of the animals. We will put no animal down, but prefer to try and rehabilitate them. All of our dogs are members of the family. We attempt to give them a home like feeling. We don`t want them to feel the stress of a kennel situation. If we get a dog with issues that make them un-adoptable then they will remain in the care of Tender Paws Pomeranian Rescue, Inc. for their remaining days.
Adopting a friend
We know everyone is feeling the pinch of this recession. Therefore we have lowered our adoption fee to $150.00. This fee is used to supply housing, food, and veterinary care for the animals. This is below what it costs us to have the necessary vet care to ready them for adoption. To adopt one of our friends you will need to fill our an adoption application. Please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com for and application. We require your veterinarian information and some references. We will contact both of these. We also do a home inspection. Any recommendations made during the home inspection will need to be taken care of prior to the adoption. Upon passing the application procedure and the animal being completely vetted the adoption contract may be signed and completed. Thank you for considering Tender Paws in your adoption search. Good Luck.
For Winnie Pooh:
On September 8. 2010 our Winnie Pooh joined Winslow and Ginger at Rainbow Bridge. We did not notice that she had any issues until the holiday weekend. When we took her to the veterinarian it was found that she had diabetes. By this time it had devastated her internally. Therefore we would like to ask that while you are having you pet checked out have them test for diabetes when they do blood work. It could save you and your pet a lot of grief. We love you Winnie Pooh. You are my baby girl and we will miss you greatly. We will be together again one day. God bless these innocent animals. They are loved very much.
For Winslow:
Winslow went to Rainbow Bridge on August 1, 2008 at 2:45 am. He was with our rescue since July 10, 2007. In that short time he won our hearts. We were with him at the end. Winslow`s time here was peaceful. We are honored to have known him, and to have shared our home with him. We would like for all of you to say a prayer for Winslow and all rescue animals. These are great animals that for whatever reason end up in rescues. These animals in most cases are still very gentle loving souls. They ,in most cases. continue to love unconditionally. If you are looking for that special friend please look in a rescue. There are plenty out there. Who knows you may be surprised at the bond that will form between you and your rescue friend. May God bless you Winslow. Thank you for being our friend. You will live forever in our hearts and our thoughts. You ran and played like a puppy until the end. Now you can run and play without the old body to slow you down. We will miss you! We still love you! Your forever friends, Debra & Spencer
For Mignight:
Midnight crossed Rainbow Bridge on March 30, 2012. He had a good long life. He was about 15 years old. We had been treating him for a large self inflicted wound on his right front leg. He started trying to wound the left leg in the same manor. Our Vet said that this is sometimes done by an animal to help to speed up the end. The Vet also said that we were making no headway with the right leg. After resisting for months we had to make the tough decision to take the Vets advice and put him down. This was very hard as I had become attached to Midnight. He would get excited when I came into the yard from the garage and pouce around like Tigger barking. This was only done to ease his pain. Health reasons are the only time that Tender Paws Polmeraian Rescue, Inc. will ever put an animal down. God bless you Midnight. We miss you my friend!
For Buddy
Last night we lost our Little Buddy. We believe he was about nine years old. When we came to us three years ago the vet told us that he had a severe heart murmur. She said that on a scale of 1 to 6 (6 being the worse) his was a 5. He did not let this stop him though. He would chase the guys through the yard barking at them as they played. He would also bark at the Hawks, Eagles, and Vultures alerting us to them being over head. He was a great friend and is sorely missed. We love you, Buddy!
In memoriam:
Winnie Pooh
Come Visit Us!
No current shows are planned.
Please help us
If everyone that reads this would send our dogs $1.00 those dollars would add up to allow us to care for these guys with Veterinary care. Vet care is very expensive. Now that I have had to go on disability I can no longer afford it on my own. We could use help with veterinary care. You may send donations to us personally or to Chesapeake Veterinary Hospital 108 Country Day Road Chester, Md. 410-643-3101. Please note that the donation is for Tender Paws Pomeranian Rescue, Inc.c/o Spencer Powers on your correspondence with Chesapeake Veterinary so your donation is applied to the correct account. Thank you. We are not accepting new rescues at this time. We are not getting any outside support for Vet care. Therefore we can not rescue anymore dogs. We apologize , but this is how it must be, Society feels the need to cast off perfectly good electronic devices to keep up with the latest and greatest of today`s crap. No one cares for living breathing creatures any longer. It is a shame, but we just pray and trust in God to provide for these little ones that he has placed in our care to spare them from abuse or death. All funds raised go back into the rescue. We are a not for profit organization. A Pomeranian is a friend who understands your past, believes in your future and accepts you today just the way you are.
Tender Paws Pomeranian Rescue Inc.
3877 Smithville Rd.
Federalsburg, MD 21632
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Surface Pro (2017) vs Surface Pro 4
Good security advice or not?
Reading my latest PC Advisor mag today - issue 214 for May 2013 - I was rather puzzled on page 31 by Andrew Harrison's contribution. In it he advises, on security matters, that we should dispense with Adobe Flash and more especially with Oracle's Java.
As a layman on these matters, I was led to believe that both these add-ons were essential for a better online experience and for viewing enhanced websites and video. Can anyone alleviate my concerns and put me right on this please? I feel sure that others reading his article may have their own reservations as well. TC.
There are security concerns about Java. There have been a thread in the helproom about it. There are some sites however that don't work without Java and you can activate it for those sites only. Personally I haven't bothered as I feel that the risk is relatively low.
I think you mixing up Java with Javascript.
Java is the potential threat, I have had it uninstalled for quite some months.
Java script is needed to view some sites, though like this site it works quite well without it. You just miss a few tools but gain in the loading of the site and no adds.
The first thing to point out is that Java has nothing to do with JavaScript, as N47. points out.
Many people will come across Java in a business environment - it has been widely used to develop specific business applications that run on corporate servers, and in that context (server-side applications) it's perfectly safe. The problems have come from Java that runs client-side via browser plug-ins.
JavaScript is a different kettle of fish, and is used (amongst other things) in website development. In that environment it's as safe as anything else.
Most home users can live quite happily without Java, and I agree with Andrew - my advice is that you uninstall it. You can always add back a clean install later, if you decide that you need to.
Flash is, in my opinion, not as great a problem. It can pose a threat if a site allows users to upload content, and if you use any sites which do that you should be aware that a vulnerability can allow uploaders to execute malicious scripts. If you visit a forum that allows people to upload avatars, for instance, it would be possible for a hacker to upload a Flash file that looked like an avatar but was capable of attacking other users.
You must decide whether or not you are particularly at risk, and act accordingly.
Thanks, FE, for setting things straight. TC.
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text: Boeing 787 airships were grounded a few weeks ago following the discovery of problem in the aircraft's battery system. In the first year of its service, at least four 787s were reported to have problem with the onboard electrical systems, especially with the li-ion (lithium-ion) batteries. After an event of fire in the system in the Nippon Airways at Boston's Logan International Airport, the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) decided to ground all the 787s that were in operation. The problem was found to be the thermal runaway events during the 100,000 flight hours, which is quite larger than the 10 million flight hours Boeing had predicted. Boing immediately began inspection and it was reported by the company that the severity of the problem didn't exceed what they were expecting. The FAA had announced a thorough review of the 787's all critical systems including the overall aircraft design, electrical systems, assembly etc. On April 5, Boeing officially announced that it's fixed the problems with the electrical systems and has obtained certification from the FAA after demonstrating the new battery & electrical systems. The purpose of the certification demonstration was to show that the new battery system in 787 performed as intended during normal and non-normal flight conditions. Source & Image Credit: Boeing


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9/11 observances planned Sunday
There will be a 9/11 10th anniversary memorial service at 1 p.m. Sunday at Brainerd Fire Station No. 1. Guests will include representatives from government, churches, police, fire and emergency personnel and Brainerd Legion and VFW Color Guards.
A call to prayer community gathering for a time of worship and prayer for our world, nation, state, county and Brainerd lakes area will be 1-3 p.m. Sunday at Gregory Park. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Call 829-0834 or email@example.com for more information.
The "We Will Never Forget" 9/11 ceremony will start at Paulbeck's County Market at 8:45 a.m. Sunday with a procession of emergency personnel going to Westside Church for a 30-minute program to begin at 9:30 a.m. followed by refreshments. This 10th anniversary event is sponsored by Aitkin Fire Department, Aitkin County Sheriff's Office and Westside Church. The public is invited to line the route and to attend the patriotic programat Westside Church to be held instead of regular church services.
Breezy Point
A Sept. 11 remembrance will be 7 p.m. Sunday at Breezy Point Resort. There will be a small parade with fire trucks and the color guard. The route is from the Breezy Hotel to the Dockside deck. After the parade there will be a small ceremony on the Dockside deck.
Cass County will conduct a Sept. 11 observance on the courthouse lawn in Walker beginning at 9:15 a.m. Sunday with the Walker Spencer Ross American Legion Post 134 Honor Guard posting the colors.
At 9:17 a.m. Legion Auxiliary Chaplain Nancy Wagner will offer opening ceremony remarks and prayer.
At 9:18 a.m. Sheriff Honor Guard will post colors and unfold the flag. Spencer Ross American Legion Post 134 Honor Guard will fire three rounds and play taps. Sheriff Honor Guard will refold the flag.
At 9:19 a.m. 30 seconds of siren will sound followed by 30 seconds of silence. Flag will be lowered to half-mast.
At 9:20 a.m. the Air Guard from Duluth will do a jet flyover.
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KPS moves up the ranks in the 2016 Lünendonk List
KPS ranked among Germany's top 5 leading consulting firms
Munich, May 24, 2016. In the 2016 Lünendonk List of the "Top 10 German Management Consultants", KPS has moved up the ranks to 5th place. KPS continues to expand its position as one of Germany's leading consulting firms with an 11.7 percent increase in headcount and a 10.6 percent growth in sales to €122.9 million.
HANA Innovation: SAP Quality EMEA Bronze Award for Lidl
On April 6, 2017 SAP announced the winners of the 2016 SAP Quality Awards, recognizing the best customer implementation projects. The SAP Quality Awards honor customers for their exceptionally successful SAP implementation projects, delivering real business value to their organizations on time and within or even under budget.
KPS doubling its office space in Dortmund and relocating to PHOENIX See in 2019
Munich, May 23, 2017. With its relocation to new offices at PHOENIX See scheduled for early 2019, KPS is creating space for further growth and intensive collaboration with customers here in Dortmund. Customers will have the opportunity to gain an insight into the design process at specially constructed design centers.
KPS is in 8th position in terms of the e-commerce agencies with the highest revenues
Munich, May 11, 2017. KPS is continually climbing in the e-commerce ranking of the sector association "Bundesverband Digitale Wirtschaft" (BDVW), moving to 8th place in this year's ranking.
Ochsner Sport focuses on mobile customers
Munich, May 03, 2017. The Swiss sports retailer Ochsner has completely revamped its online shop optimizing it for mobile users. The market leader for sports goods in Switzerland is systematically implementing its omnichannel strategy and providing its customers with a completely new online shopping experience. Ochsner Sport received support from KPS's digital experts.
KPS AG publishes Annual Report 2015/2016 - sales and earnings once more at record level
Unterföhring/Munich, 31 January 2017 – KPS AG presents its Annual Report for the year 2015/2016 today. Final Group figures confirm the provisional figures published on 16 January 2017. The sales threshold of 140 million euros was significantly exceeded. Consolidated sales rose to 144.9 million euros (previous year 122.9 million euros). Group EBIT went up to 22.3 million euros (previous year 18.6 million euros). Equity ratio at 61.4 % (previous year 58.0 %). Dividend proposal of 33 eurocents per share (previous year 30 cents).
Europe's leading management consultancy for the retail sector
We help our clients introduce innovative new strategies and processes faster and more efficiently, securing their long-term competitive edge.
Industry focus delivers innovative solutions
What sets the best apart from the rest? Companies that succeed concentrate on the capabilities that differentiate them from the competition and give them their competitive edge. This also applies to business processes and the deployment of technologies. And to their consulting partners.
Is Poor Data Quality Hindering Digital Transformation?
Data is the raw material of the 21st century. It is the foundation and driver of the digital transformation and forms the basis of value creation in our post-industrial economy. The more dependent we become on data, the more important the quality of this data becomes. As the volume of data available increases rapidly, the small subset of relatively constant data known as master data plays a special role.
KPS Rapid Transformation – up to 50% faster
Lars Radoor Sørensen, COO PUMA: The waterfall approach doesn't work. KPS Rapid Transformation reduces complexity and helps you achieve your goals faster. Speed is a crucial factor in today's markets.
Fashion: the opportunities of digitization and verticalization
The fashion trade is the largest and fastest-growing segment in online retailing. In recent years, it has undergone fundamental structural change worldwide. Intense verticalization and the inexorable advance of online retailing have radically changed the competitive landscape.
KPS and SAP: combined expertise for our clients
KPS is an SAP Gold Partner, SAP Service and Channel Partner, and one of the few SAP Hybris Platinum Partners in the world. As a long-standing SAP Partner, KPS boasts outstanding references and extensive experience with SAP solutions – especially in retailing and e-commerce, as well as digital customer management and marketing.
Deichmann: omnichannel business at Europe's largest shoe retailer
With 3,850 stores in 24 countries and around 38,000 employees, Deichmann is Europe's market leader in shoe retailing. Online business has also been growing strongly for a number of years. The family company Deichmann has long entrusted its consulting partner KPS with implementing its omnichannel strategy.
Digitization changes everything
KPS boasts sound expertise and outstanding customer references in the retail, consumer products, services, and manufacturing industries.
KPS Application Management Services
KPS AMS – the systematic continuation of successful Rapid Transformation projects: KPS AMS (Application Management Support) in Heilbronn and Dortmund works successfully for our clients. AMS is a KPS service offering that extends beyond the duration of the project, supporting our customers with the day-to-day operation of their SAP landscape.
SAP Hybris Partner right from the start
E-commerce is about much more than just selling merchandise online or services on the internet. That's why we advocate all-inclusive SAP Hybris solutions, which deliver leading-edge support for omnichannel commerce, as well as high-performance e-commerce and marketing platforms.
Bricks & Clicks
Physical stores, once thought defunct, are set to be a key part of the digital retail era. If retailers embrace this evolution, they can dramatically cut costs and turnaround times by working with a single, experienced partner.


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The Princeton Society of Fellows in the Liberal Arts, a group of postdoctoral and faculty fellows, is dedicated to promoting innovative interdisciplinary approaches to scholarship and teaching in the humanities and humanities-related social sciences and sciences. Each year the Society chooses a new cohort of Cotsen Fellows, recent recipients of the Ph.D. in the humanities and selected social and natural sciences, who are appointed for three-year terms to pursue research and to teach half-time in a home department or program at the University. The Cotsen fellowships were established in 1999 through the generosity of Charter Trustee Lloyd E. Cotsen, an alumnus who has long been a devoted supporter of Princeton, and under the leadership of the Council of the Humanities.
The Cotsen Fellows are joined by Princeton faculty members who participate fully in the Society as Faculty Fellows. Meeting regularly for informal and formal discussion, seminars, lectures, and reading groups, the fellows pursue new knowledge within and across disciplines and foster intellectual exchange among the University's undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty. With other programs of the Andlinger Center for the Humanities at Princeton, the Society enjoys the support of the Council of the Humanities with whom it shares the Joseph Henry House, a historic building at the center of campus named after its designer, the eminent scientist and Princeton professor, Joseph Henry (1797-1878).
|Susan Stewart
|Avalon Foundation University Professor in the Humanities; Professor of English
Executive Director
|Mary Harper
Faculty Fellows
|Yelena Baraz
|Assistant Professor of Classics; Jonathan Edwards Bicentennial Preceptor
|David Bell
|Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Professor in the Era of North Atlantic Revolutions; Professor of History
|Isabelle Clark-Decès
|Professor of Anthropology. Director, Program in South Asian Studies.
|Bradin Cormack
|Professor of English
|Simon Gikandi
|Robert Schirmer Professor of English
|Dirk Hartog
|Class of 1921 Bicentennial Professor in the History of American Law and Liberty. Professor of History.
|Wendy Heller
|Professor and Chair of Music; Director of Program in Italian Studies
|AnneMarie Luijendijk
|Professor of Religion. Chair, Committee for the Study of Late Antiquity.
Ex Officio Members
|Kathleen Crown
|Executive Director, Council of the Humanities
|Eric Gregory
|Professor of Religion. Chair, Council of the Humanities.
Old Dominion Professors in the Society of Fellows
|Thomas Hare
|William Sauter LaPorte '28 Professor in Regional Studies. Professor of Comparative Literature.
|Emmanuel Kreike
|Professor of History
|Deborah Nord
|Woodrow Wilson Professor of Literature. Professor of English.
|Michael Wachtel
|Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures. Chair, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures.
Society of Fellows' Staff
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|Office Coordinator
|Cass Garner
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'93 Degrees of Hella Radness!
"On today's edition of the I WAS SUPPOSED TO BE THE STAR podcast, we welcome the lovely and talented Jo Marie Payton."
1993. The first true web browser, Mosaic, debuts. Boris Yeltsin drowns the last gasp of Soviet communism in cheap vodka. The pop charts are ruled by... uh, the soundtrack of The Bodyguard? OK, '93 wasn't all great. But we're celebrating it anyway, in this Woot-Off, on our blog and forums, and on our Facebook page. HOTT '93: it's all that and a bag of stale chips!


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Michael T. Glascott
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Practice Groups
Michael Glascott is a partner in the Global Insurance Services Practice Group, where his practice includes complex insurance coverage, bad faith, commercial litigation, and tort and New York labor law litigation. Mike has successfully represented clients in courts throughout New York and other northeastern states.
Mike gained extensive trial experience as an assistant district attorney for the County of Erie, where he prosecuted to verdict a variety of criminal matters, including homicides. He has also successfully defended personal injury claims and represented clients in commercial litigation matters while with private firms in Tulsa, Oklahoma and Buffalo, New York.
Since 2003, Mike has been a member of the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel (FDCC), membership in which is by invitation only following an extensive peer-review selection process. The Federation is an international organization, founded in 1936, and is limited to 1,200 of the top defense attorneys in the country. Mike's high-profile participation in the organization - founded on the principles of knowledge, justice, and fellowship - currently includes serving as a Senior Director, Co-Chair of the Insurance Industry Committee, and Co-Chair of the FDCC Advance Committee. In 2016, he received the FDCC's Joseph R. Olshan Award in recognition of his outstanding dedication to the organization through his leadership work on the Advance Committee. He also received the John Alan Appleman Award in 2012 for his service as Chair of the FDCC's Insurance Coverage Section.
Mike possesses an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest available rating, and he has been selected for inclusion in Best Lawyers in America in the category of Insurance Law and Business First's Who's Who in the Law for Insurance Coverage.
- Connects Award for the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel, 2017
- Joseph R. Olshan Award, Oustanding Chairperson for the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel, 2016
- Martindale-Hubbell Peer Review Rating: AV Preeminent
- Best Lawyers in America 2015-2017 (Insurance Law)
- Top Rated Lawyer in Litigation, American Lawyer Media and Martindale-Hubbell, 2014
- John Alan Appleman Award, Outstanding Chairperson for the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel, 2012
- Business First's Who's Who in Law (Insurance)
- Upstate New York Super Lawyers, 2012-2016; Top 50 List, 2014-2015
Professional Affiliations
- Defense Research Institute
- American College of Coverage and Extracontractual Counsel: Fellow
- Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel (FDCC):
- Co-Chair, FDCC Advance Committee
- 2016 Annual Meeting Convention Chair, La Malbaie, Quebec
- 2015 Winter Meeting CLE Program Chair, Amelia Island, Florida
- Senior Director (2015)
- Director (2012 - 2015)
- Member, Membership Development and Retention Committee
- Member, Admissions Committee
- Co-Chair, Insurance Industry Committee (2014-2015)
- Chair of Insurance Coverage Section (2010 - 2012)
- Eastern Coordinator – State Representative Program (2009 - 2014)
- Program Co-Chair of the I-3 Insurance Symposium - New York, N.Y.
- Co-Chair of the Insurance Industry Committee (2014 - 2015)
Admitted to Practice
- New York
- U.S. District Courts for the Western, Northern, Southern, and Eastern Districts of New York
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Civic Activities
- School Board for Southtowns Catholic School: Member 2009-2010; Vice President 2010-2012
- University of Tulsa College of Law, J.D., 1983
- State University of New York at Buffalo, B.S., 1979
Co-Author, "The Emperor's New Clothes and Cyber Insurance," FDCC Quarterly, Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel, Spring 2013
Presenter/Author, "Landmines For Lawyers," FDCC Annual Meeting, Colorado Springs, Colorado, August 1, 2013
Presenter/Co-Author, "The Emperor's New Clothes and Cyber Insurance — A Few Questions Go a Long Way: Evaluating the 'Bare' Essentials of a New Product Amidst a New and Dangerous Risk," Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel Winter Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, March 7, 2013
- Presenter and Co-Author, "Sleep Tight, Don't Let the Bed Bugs Bite," Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel Annual Meeting, July 2011. (This paper addressed insurance coverage issues that arise in the context of bedbug claims.)
- Author, Calculating the Amount of Coverage, New Appleman On Insurance 3d Edition, Chapter 47, LexisNexis, Spring 2011
- Moderator/Presenter, "The Ripple Effect of Catastrophic Environmental Events: Moratoriums, Regulatory Change, and Industry Reaction - Do We Learn From Our Mistakes?," Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel, March 4, 2011
- Moderator, "Reinsurance Markets In a Global Economy," FDCC Annual Meeting, Munich, July 2010
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- Co-Presenter, "Nanotechnology - What is it and Why Should We Care?" International Association of Claim Professionals, June 3, 2010
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Top sleeper candidates, troubles at Duke and UNC, more mailbag
Every Wednesday, Seth Davis will answer five questions from his Twitter followers who submitted those questions for his weekly Twenty for Tuesday Twitter chat.
Daniel Sechuga (@Choogdawg): Who is your big mid-major sleeper this year that we should be looking for in conference play?
Daniel asked me for one. I'll give him three. See how much I adore my Twitter followers?
First and foremost, I like Louisiana Tech. This is as deep and balanced a team as you'll find. Nine players average between 12 and 28 minutes per game, led by 6-foot-4 junior guard Raheem Appleby's 16 points per game. The Bulldogs' 14-3 start includes an overtime road win at Oklahoma on Dec. 30. I anticipate that they will roll through a weakened Conference USA and possibly have a cup of coffee in the national rankings. (They were No. 25 on my AP ballot this week.) Louisiana Tech might have a chance at an at-large bid, but if it gets in by winning the conference tournament, it could earn a high enough seed to get a favorable matchup and win a game or two.
Second, watch out for Saint Louis. The Billikens returned their core from the team that won the Atlantic 10 last year, and they earned an impressive victory last weekend at Dayton to move to 2-0 in the conference. Jim Crews is doing a fine job extending the ethos that was instilled by the late Rick Majerus, resulting on a style that is predicated on toughness and teamwork.
Finally -- this won't surprise you, will it? -- I still like Harvard. That is, if this team can ever get healthy. First, the Crimson lost its starting center, Kenyatta Smith, to a sore Achilles. He has yet to play a game but could be back sometime next month. Then, Harvard had to play nine games without senior guard Brandyn Curry because of an injured foot. Just as he was working his way back into the starting lineup, leading scorer Wesley Saunders went out because of a sore knee and has yet to return. Remember, this is the team that returned all its main players from the squad that beat New Mexico in the NCAA tournament. If they ever get everyone healthy and in rhythm, the Crimson will be very dangerous -- but that's a major if.
James Donaldson (@jdon19): Any truth to the rumor that "Tobacco Road" is "closed for repairs" ?
Hey, now that's not a bad idea. In short:
Duke's on-the-ball defense has been surprisingly deficient, and with no legit center waiting to protect the rim, the Blue Devils are vulnerable both on dribble penetration and the defensive glass. Yes, Jabari Parker is going through a slump, but he is not getting much consistent help from his friends (except for Rodney Hood). Maybe Rasheed Sulaimon's performance against Virginia is a sign of things to come, but let's wait and see on that.
North Carolina has the opposite problem: the Heels can't score. When they beat Louisville -- a win that incidentally doesn't seem so impressive in retrospect -- it was because sophomore guard Marcus Paige was lights out shooting and getting to the foul line. That can only take a team so far, and the Heels' foul shooting problems have only exacerbated their issues. This is the very dimension that P.J. Hairston was supposed to provide. Without him, the Tar Heels are very easy to scout and defend.
As for Wake Forest and N.C. State, the problem is simple: not enough talent. Under Jeff Bzdelik, the Deacons' recruiting has never matched the level it was when Skip Prosser and Dino Gaudio ran the program. (Gaudio was fired after not only making the NCAA tournament but also winning a game there. That was a travesty.) And while Mark Gottfried has had some better luck on the recruiting trail, the program sustained a mass of defections last year. T.J. Warren, the high-scoring sophomore forward, is the only player that gives opponents problems.
Last week, Duke dropped out of the AP's top 10 for the first time in more than six years. The Blue Devils fell even further to No. 23 following the loss to Clemson. One more stinker and they'll be out, too.
David Collins (@David4242): @CoachGundry Martin just doesn't fit at SC, weird marriage
This was a response to a question I took about South Carolina coach Frank Martin. Someone asked me if the program would do well in the long run. My answer: "Maybe the long LONG run."
Look, we all know this guy can coach. He had a good eye for talent while he was at Kansas State. So it should be safe to assume that if he can recruit good players to Manhattan, Kans., he should be able to get them to go to Columbia, S.C. The Gamecocks went 4-14 in the SEC (14-18 overall) last year, and they've already lost their first two league games to Florida (on the road) and LSU (home). As for recruiting, Martin signed two players ranked in the top 150 in the Class of 2014 as ranked by rivals.com: No. 43 Sindarius Thornwell, a 6-5 guard from Oak Hill Academy, and No. 100 Demetrius Henry, a 6-9 center from Brandon, Fla. Not bad, but not exactly reason to believe a dramatic turnaround is in the offing.
It's worth also remembering that Martin didn't take this job because he was excited about coaching at South Carolina. He had a great thing going at Kansas State. The reason Martin came was because he hated his athletic director.
Matthew Wethington (@Slow30): Thoughts on Andrew Harrison's progression these last few weeks?
I wanted to wait until after Kentucky's game at Arkansas Tuesday night to answer this. On the one hand, Andrew Harrison was not much of a factor against the Razorbacks. He only had seven points during his 38 minutes on the floor, and he also had five turnovers (to go along with six assists). On the other hand, the two field goals he did make came late in the game at significant moments. That tells you the kid has some moxie.
This is not all that different from how Andrew has been all season. He is not an efficient scorer. Yes, he had a season-high 18 points in the win over Louisville, but it took him 16 shots to do it. He has also been inconsistent in terms of taking care of the ball. And I'd still like him to get to the foul line more, especially since he converts 71 percent from there and Kentucky as a team has struggled in this area.
But if you set aside the numbers and just watch this kid play, you can see that he is doing a much better job of managing the game. I also think that his body language has gotten much better, which was the major knock on him and his twin brother coming into the season. All in all, this Kentucky team is starting to gel, a new school team playing old-school basketball. Despite the loss in overtime at Arkansas, I believe these Wildcats are primed to challenge Florida for supremacy of the SEC.
Lombardi Lambeau (@GBTitletown): What is Marquette's issue this year and can Buzz get this team to March Madness?
Certainly if anyone can alchemize this rusty old bucket, it's the wondrous Brent Williams. But I believe this task is beyond even his considerable powers. It's not complicated what's happening here: Marquette can't shoot. According to kenpom.com, the Eagles are ranked 101st in offensive efficiency, 254th in free throw percentage and 287th in three-point percentage. They get just 19.6 percent of their points from behind the three-point line, which ranks 320th nationally. I've always believed that if a team isn't utilizing the three-point line at a high rate, they might as well be playing four on five. There are too many teams taking advantage of that part of the game to think you can compete consistently without it.
Yes, Marquette did not expect to lose Vander Blue to the pros, and the season-ending injury to freshman point guard Duane Wilson was a tough blow. This program has won big in recent years much more because of its culture than its talent, so it is more vulnerable to personnel losses. I'll be interested to see if Buzz can resurrect this, but as of now, it looks like the team that was picked to win the Big East conference in the preseason will not even make the NCAA tournament.


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Bernanke's premonition
- By Elizabeth DickinsonElizabeth Dickinson is a Gulf-based Deca journalist.
It was almost ominous. Writing in FP in 2000, Ben Bernanke imagined the next stock market crisis, and how true recession might be averted.
There's no denying that a collapse in stock prices today would pose serious macroeconomic challenges for the United States. Consumer spending would slow, and the U.S. economy would become less of a magnet for foreign investors. Economic growth, which in any case has recently been at unsustainable levels, would decline somewhat. History proves, however, that a smart central bank can protect the economy and the financial sector from the nastier side effects of a stock market collapse."
So, how would Bernanke stack up to his own expectations? According to the now Fed chairman's article, central banks must keep banks intact, credit flowing, and interest rates low. In Congress yesterday, Bernanke said this:
Purchasing impaired assets will create liquidity and promote price discovery in the markets for these assets, while reducing investor uncertainty about the current value and prospects of financial institutions. More generally, removing these assets from institutions' balance sheets will help to restore confidence in our financial markets and enable banks and other institutions to raise capital and to expand credit to support economic growth."
Great. He passes. But could that be part of the problem?
I used Bernanke's macroeconomics textbook in college, and learned that market ups and downs are natural. Did years of pushing those minor blips into the horizon — one liquidity injection or interest rate decrease at a time — cause today's massive build up of bad? The housing bubble, for example, might have been encouraged to shrink before it got too big. Instead, all those bad loans have built up into the torrent of junk in need of a bailout today.
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Europeans, rejoice! With the Tesla Roadster finally rolling off an assembly line in Britain and the dollar tanking against the Euro, you'll soon have a chance to buy a gorgeous all-electric sports car all your own.
With the dollar steadily falling against the Euro during the past year, the Tesla Roadster has grown more expensive to build because some components are sourced abroad and a lot of the construction is being done in Hethel, England. Selling the car in Europe would provide the company a better balance between income and cost currencies, according to Innovation Beat. Darryl Siry, VP of marketing, sales and service at Tesla, told the publication:
"We have always wanted to distribute in Europe, but with the low dollar we are going to move quicker. The introduction date for the Roadster in Europe will be announced in a couple of months."
Tesla hasn't decided which countries might get it first, but InnovationBeat notes that Norway and Sweden are logical candidates because they offer tax incentives on low-emission vehicles, which effectively makes them cheaper. With all of the 2008 models spoken for, it's a safe bet Europe won't see the car until next year.
Although the company started full-scale production this week, don't expect to see the cars flying off the assembly line. Tesla's building just one a week and won't pick up the pace for a month or two.
Siry told us Tesla is moving slowly so it can double- and triple-check absolutely everything and ensure there aren't any problems on the line or in the cars. "We're doing intensive quality control along the way," he told us. "We'll ramp it up to two a week, then five a week. That's normal. You only ramp up one you're satisfied everything is up to quality."
That's a wise policy, particularly when your cars go for $98,000. At that price, customers will demand perfection. The one-a-week pace at a Lotus factory will continue "for a couple of weeks" before slowly increasing to 30.
"Thirty a week is the goal," Siry said. "The production plan we have gets us there toward the end of this year."
The first car off the line goes to Martin Eberhard, the company's deposed co-founder. His Roadster has a custom matte gray paint job — Siry likened it to the aviator gray Audi used on the first generation TT — with an orange racing stripe. "It's really cool," Siry said.
The factory turns out "gliders," or rolling chassis without drivetrains. The cars will be shipped — Siry said he imagines Eberhard's car will be flown — to San Francisco for final assembly. Every Roadster will have its battery pack, transmission and motor installed in San Carlos. "The whole process before they're passed to sales takes a couple of weeks," Siry said, and Eberhard will probably get his car in April.
The first couple dozen cars will have modified one-speed transmissions that will be replaced once Tesla's perfected what it calls Drivetrain 1.5. As we reported in "Tesla: The Cars Are Coming in March. No – Really", the early transmissions proved unreliable, so Tesla turned to a temporary fix so it could begin production. Drivetrain 1.5 — which abandons the complex two-speed box originally planned for the car in favor of a one-speed transmission and improved power electronics module – is undergoing testing and certification. Once it's ready, Tesla will retrofit it into any cars that got the Band-Aid.
Siry said Tesla's first week of production has gone smoothly, but then, it should have because "you spend an awful lot of time preparing for production. We've built 27 prototypes. The first time you turn the assembly line on, you shouldn't have any surprises."
The challenge now, he said, is making sure the supply chain keeps up with production as things ramp up. "That's where a lot of our attention is going right now."
The first run of Roadsters is sold out — more than 900 people have placed deposits for the car — and the company is taking reservations for '09 models. Tesla plans to sell about 1,800 cars next year and hopes to launch a four-door sedan in 2010. Development of that vehicle is well underway, and as we noted in "Tesla Gets $40M, Says We'll See Sedan This Year", could have a prototype by year's end.
Siry says Tesla will give people a peek inside the factory next week when it posts pictures of the assembly process.
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I have a Problem With people That Capitalize non proper Nouns inside Of Sentences.
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Your proposal is to toss out the baby with the bathwater then?
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We kind of have to tolerate it because of our constitution though. Do you have issue with perversions of other organized things, or just Religions?
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I would say troll. A troll that believes what he has been told about organized religion(Christianity) without actually studying the truth behind what Christians believe.
I call out your Pedophile Child Raping Holocaust denying Religion and this is the discourse?
What do Christians believe?? That a Nazi youth Pope whom from his exalted throne condones and protects from prosecution the Rape of thousands of innocents by the men of your so called Christian belief will lead you all into Heaven some day
So tell me Christian solider what have you done to stop the Roman Catholic Pedophile ring your Christian beliefs condone and the whole Holocaust denial thing turning your collective backs on Millions of Women and Children while they Starved to Death because you all were to busy counting Nazi Gold
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1. A person who pretends to have virtues, moral or religious beliefs, principles, etc., that he or she does not actually possess, especially a person whose actions belie stated beliefs.
2. A person who feigns some desirable or publicly approved attitude, especially one whose private life, opinions, or statements belie his or her public statements.
See you all in Hell at least I earned my ticket, to burn as a hypocrite pedophile worshiping fool in a circle of Hell even the Devil himself avoids has got to suck
Good luck with that whole pearly gate thing you figure is your reward I don't Think the old man is going to be impressed as you are of your Christian beliefs and the hell on earth it has spawned
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How should we be able to forget those ancient myths that are at the beginning of all people, the myths about dragons that at the last moment turn into princesses; perhaps all the dragons of our lives are princesses who are only waiting to see us once beautiful and brave. Perhaps everything terrible is in its deepest being something helpless that wants help from us.
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It doesn't interfere with the function of your struts so it really doesn't "harshen" the ride but it will "stiffin" the ride. You'll notice it. Only thing gonna really harshen the ride to a real noticeable degree are things like lower profile tires, stiffer springs, coil overs. even strut bars to a degree.
but I guess it depends on your idea of harsh ride.
Only real disadvantage is gonna be if you just don't like it. That and in the snow it is a set back. Makes the rear end a bit more prone to step out on you. But as long as you don't go getting like this beast of a bar I really don't think you are gonna unbalance your car,not like it, or have many problems in the snow.
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Chesapeake Bay Retriever Health Problems and Raising a Chesapeake Bay Retriever Puppy to be Healthy
By Michele Welton. Copyright © 2000-2016
Quiz – How Long Will Your Dog Live?
How To Raise a Healthy Dog
Feeding the Best Dog Food
Feeding the 2nd Best Dog Food
Vaccinations: Needed or Not?
Are You Sure Your Vet Is Good?
The most common health problems in Chesapeake Bay Retrievers:
The major health problem in Chesapeake Bay Retrievers is hip dysplasia. The Orthopedic Foundation of America evaluated the hip X-rays of over 10,000 Chesapeake Bay Retrievers and found 21% dysplastic. That's extremely high, and the true rate is even higher because most of the obviously bad X-rays were not sent in for official evaluation. For comparison, Flat-Coated Retrievers have a 4% hip dysplasia rate.
Elbow dysplasia is also a concern in the breed.
Eye diseases in Chessies include cataracts at 6-24 months old, and progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) at 4-7 years old. Fortunately, a simple DNA test is available for PRA in Chesapeakes, so you can find out at any time whether your dog has the disease, carries the disease, or is completely clear of it.
Other eye disease in Chesapeake Bay Retrievers include entropion, cherry eye, and retinal dysplasia.
Epilepsy has become a real concern in the breed.
As with all deep-chested breeds, Chesapeake Bay Retrievers are at higher-than-normal risk for the emergency gastrointestinal syndrome called bloat.
Allergies cause itchy skin and can lead to bacterial skin infections (pyoderma).
According to the Michigan State University Thyroid Database, up to 19% of Chesapeake Bay Retrievers have hypothyroidism (low thyroid levels).
Other health issues in Chesapeakes are heart disease (subaortic stenosis) and blood-clotting disease (von Willebrand's).
Can you prevent health problems from happening to YOUR Chesapeake Bay Retriever?
Yes, often you can.
- Some health problems are genetic, which means inherited from parents. Genetic health issues are common in Chesapeake Bay Retrievers today because of unwise breeding practices. My book, Dog Quest: Find The Dog Of Your Dreams, shows you how to find a Chesapeake Bay Retriever puppy who is genetically healthy.
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Vaccinations and Booster Shots: Needed or Not?
How many vaccinations does your Chesapeake Bay Retriever puppy really need? Does your adult Chessie need yearly booster shots? The vaccination guidelines have changed. Find out what many vets aren't telling you.
The Type of Veterinarian I Recommend
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text: A PTR for November 2012 and my first PTR, so be kind. An introduction—there's me, Tweeter, the 43 year old Dad who loves Disney. Only 4 trips to DLR and one commando visit to WDW. It's been about 10 years since my last park visit and it's time to go back. And then there's Munchkin, aka Phineas; my 4 (going on 15) year old DS. He doesn't realize it, but he's been in love with Disney from month 1 when he was introduced to Winnie the Pooh; his first stuffed friend. Rocket and the Little Einstein gang was his go to show from 18 months (He loved the music). He has since graduated to Phineas & Ferb, but still visits his Little Einstein friends now and again. He is definitely getting excited about this trip. Missing, but not completely MIA, is Mom aka Grumpy; 35 and working hard. She has time to take off, but she's not the Disney fanatic I am, so she doesn't want to waste vacation time on a full week off. She's given me permission to take "her baby" to Disney, but now she's having second thoughts. That's good for us, because she's decided that she'd rather go, than tell us stay home. So far, it looks like she'll fly out an meet us mid-week. That's us, and the guys are chomping at the bit; November 10th can't get here soon enough.


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WPP's Digital Salary Splurge
By Molly Neal and Eamon Quinn
There's little doubt that digital is where it's at in advertising these days. Still, WPP, the world's largest advertising agency, seemed to take that to extremes this week when it angered shareholders with a 31% pay rise for its head of digital, Mark Read.
There's no disputing that growth in digital is set to soar in the coming years–online advertising is expected to grow around 13% this year compared with a 5.1% rise in global ad spend according to WARC Consensus Forecast. But Mr. Read's rise nonetheless looked disproportionate, and investors were quick to voice their disapproval.
Around 42% of shareholders voted against the company's remuneration report at WPP's AGM in Dublin Thursday, after the Association of British Insurers and shareholder advisory group PIRC both warned against excessive pay awards.
WPP, which emphasized its commitment to growing its digital business globally with the news of acquisitions of majority stakes in two Brazilian digital agencies just this week, defended its pay strategy, saying it reflected the competitive marketplace for top digital talent.
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Meet Hines Ward — Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Offby Joseph Erdos in Shows, December 30th, 2012
FN Dish is counting down to the season 2 premiere of Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off by introducing a new celebrity contestant every day. The competition tests the celebrities to see who has the culinary chops to win the title of champion and guarantees a $50,000 donation to the winner's charity of choice. Watch the premiere on Sunday, January 6, at 9pm/8c and keep coming back to FN Dish for exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes previews.
Former NFL player Hines Ward is a two-time Super Bowl champion, MVP of Super Bowl XL and four-time Pro Bowler. But this athlete isn't embarrassed to get in the kitchen; in fact at 6 years old, he was a fan of the Easy-Bake Oven. Get to know Hines better from his Q&A with FN Dish.
The two words that best describe your cooking style are…
Hines Ward: Spontaneous and fun
What's your earliest food memory?
HW: At 6 years old I remember that little toy cooking set, the Easy-Bake Oven.
What's the best meal you ever ate?
HW: My mom's Korean barbecue ribs
Going into Rachael vs. Guy, who did you think was going to be your biggest competition?
HW: Dean McDermott — he went to culinary school
Favorite pizza topping?
HW: Pepperoni
Who is your favorite food TV personality, past or present?
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What food will we never catch you eating?
HW: Liver
What's your signature party dish?
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Sweet tooth, salt tooth or both?
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What kitchen tool can't you live without?
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What's the most surprising thing we'd find in your fridge?
HW: Chocolate milk
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Hans Martin, professor emeritus, Technical University Darmstadt, Germany, reflects on the mysteries of L-forms, strains of bacteria that lack cell walls.
"L-forms are bacterial variants with defective cell walls and irregular growth and multiplication. They arise after peptidoglycan, the exoskeleton of the bacterial cell wall, has been either degraded by bacteriolytic enzymes, or its biosynthesis has been disturbed by antibiotics and other inhibitors, or by defect mutations in essential genes for cell wall synthesis. L-forms with different degrees of wall defects can arise. International experts, headed by nobelist Sidney Brenner, recognized the need to distinguish between entirely cell wall-less protoplasts, surrounded only by a cytoplasmic membrane, and spheroplasts with residual, fragile cell walls. L-forms were discovered in 1935 by Emmy Klieneberger and subsequently described by many authors (examples here and here). Much interest in L-forms arose from their assumed but still unconfirmed roles as concealed pathogens and as survivors of antibiotic action. They are also useful tools for the study of basic mechanisms of cell biology, such as cell division. Yet, as justly deplored in a recent review, L-forms are still "unfamiliar to many microbiologists" and are often regarded "with scepticism." One hears complaints about the unusually labor-intensive and time-consuming process of L-form isolation and cultivation, and the uncertain outcome. However, in my experience, this can be overcome by patient determination."
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We have nothing but trouble with HSBCBeneficial for years now. I lost my job and husband is on disability and applied for hardship got it and first 6 months went fine. But after that it went to hell. Applied again and sent in 2 trial payments they ask for then started getting calls that we need to make trial payments. Told them that we already have and they would say that yes i see you did, but when we get statements it shows a whole different story. Finally ask for payoff and like to have had a heart attack when they sent the letter telling us what it was.It was as much as it was when we first took out the loan and mind you we have been paying on this place for 14 years. Figured it up and have already paid the over 100,000. and it is just a double wide trailer. Cant get them to send you anything. Lied about the short term sale. Call them 10 times a day get someone different everytime you call and get 10 different answers to the same question. I dont think any of them know what the heck they are doing. Have had it with these people.
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Washing machine woes...need DIYer advice
Hi folks,
My washing machine quit working on me the other day. I'm not exactly in the position to go run out and even buy a used one so I want to attempt to fix mine. I'm a contractor and very mechanically and electrically inclined. So why am i posting here? Well Id like a second opinion before I just go buying parts.
Here's what I have going on. The washer fills up. It then agitated and went into spin mode; then quit. The motor will hum as if it wants to start but doesn't spin. I can tell the motor is drawing current and trying to start by the way the lights dim when they're on. This was the norm for a brief second as the machine would then start to spin.
SO my thoughts are this: I think the transmission is bad/frozen. I don't think this is an electrical motor issue but I could be wrong. It doesn't matter what position the timer is in; when the motor goes to start it just hums and doesn't do anything.
Any thoughts? I really have to pull the motor and do a bench test to fully eliminate that but to do so is a huge pain because where the machine is located, I have VERY LITTLE room to remove the cover. It's a huge hassle so I would to try and do it once and be done.
Your input/opinions are much appreciated!
Btw the washer is a direct drive top loading Kenmore (older model; maybe mid-late 90's with the wood grain control panel).
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Going to need the full make and model # to even make a guess.
You're going to need the model number. I find it's helpful to use the phone camera to take a picture of the hard to reach places they hide those labels. With that you can search for parts. Best to get a heads-up on what the major parts are going to cost first and then decide how much effort you'd want to put into repairing it. Sites like searspartsdirect.com and repairclinic.com are good places to check. If just for the exploded parts diagrams to help you figure out how to disassemble things...
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Model number is 110.92281100 is the model number.
top loading washer, 10amps...should be a better start to my question.
A search on that part number revealed quite a few links that discuss repairing it.
This video seemed informative: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veP71xdNnxc
no luck on the youtube videos. Most are just generic diagnostic videos. I've spent the last hour looking and watching. Shy of opening the machine up I at least have a better idea as to what the internals are made up of. I didn't know there was an actual clutch and drum assembly attached to the transmission. Pretty cool.....
Any other input is much appreciated.
Thanks Again!
The point is if you're not going to pay someone else to diagnose it then you're going to have to learn how yourself. Between the diagrams and videos online you should be to apply that to what you learn about your particular model. It's pretty unlikely you're going to find a specific answer. You're going to have to read what others have encountered, what they did to fix it and apply that against what your washer isn't doing right.
The repairclinic folks are pretty helpful. Get in contact with them and perhaps they can offer more model-specific advice.
the best thing you could do is remove the cabinet, comes off as 1 piece from the front side. Drop the motor, also very easy, held on with 2 clips. Now try to run the motor. My bet is either you have something jammed in the pump making the motor unable to run or you have a bad motor.
Hi Folks, I thought I replied to this but apparently I didn't. SO finally got to pulling the cover off the machine and to my surprise, the starter capacitor leaked its electrolytic goop all over. Did some research on the part and an "OEM" replacement is like $30. Using my little knowledge of other vendors, I checked Grainger for the part... They had the same size cap for $7. Cheap enough but for some reason I decided to check McMaster-Carr. They had the same cap for $3.50. I bought two just in case and all said and done (shipped and all) it cost me the same amount as it would from Grainger shipped for two caps shipped from McMaster... so $15 aprox. I got the part and an extra!
Popped the cap (pun intended) in the machine and VOILA we are back in business!!! Just to be sure I also found a listing of what the winding resistences should be. Checked them against my motor and everything is within spec!
WOO-HOO - thanks everyone for the input/help. It is much appreciated!!!!
Now that's a good outcome. I doubt you'll even need another capacitor but for the price it certainly doesn't hurt to have a spare. I've got a spare microwave capacitor from a similar episode. Been moving that box around 10 years now... someday it'll come in handy...
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Chapter 10
Magnetization of light.
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endeavouring to prove that induction is due to the action of contiguous particles. He
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condition. He used it in 1834 in exploring his electrolytes, and he tried it in 1838 upon his
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Faraday, you have been informed, endeavoured to improve the manufacture of glass for
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In November, 1845, he announced his discovery of the 'Magnetization of Light and the
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and caused misapprehension. He therefore added an explanatory note; but the note left his
meaning as entangled as before. In fact Faraday had notions regarding the magnetization
of light which were peculiar to himself, and untranslatable into the scientific language of
the time. Probably no other philosopher of his day would have employed the phrases just
quoted as appropriate to the discovery announced in 1845. But Faraday was more than a
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