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October 2, 2015
Granada Theatre's Star-Studded Legends Gala Takes Center Stage
September 29, 2015
Restoration News From the Garden Theatre in Pittsburgh, PA
To generations before ours, the Garden was known as a lovingly cared-for theater that thrived as a cultural center for the neighborhood. Three new developments, finally, are pushing the Garden Theater block closer to becoming a source of community pride once again.
September 25, 2015
Theatre Architecture: Houston's Alley Theatre Opens After Extensive Renovation
September 16, 2015
Historic Admiral Theatre to Get Substantial Makeover
When you step inside the Admiral Theatre, it's as if you're stepping back in time. That's because the West Seattle movie house, which sits along California Avenue SW, has gone largely untouched—save for a few tweaks in the '60s and '70s—since opening in 1942. (The theater first opened in 1919 as the Portola. You can read more about its extensive history here.)
September 12, 2015
Glendale's Historic Alex Theatre Celebrates 90th Birthday
"Visitors got a sneak peek at the restored beacon of downtown Glendale – the highly visible tower with a spire atop at the Alex Theatre as it was briefly relit about a week ahead of the historic venue's 90th birthday.
Redoing the 100-foot-tall neon tower was the latest in a series of restoration efforts over the past several years. "The tower and the spire itself have been kind of falling apart for the last three years," said Elissa Glickman, chief executive of Glendale Arts, the nonprofit that manages the theater.
In addition to the neon, there are sequential chase lights that light up vertically along the tower. Those lights were previously incandescent bulbs, which burnt out quickly, she said. LED ones are used now and last longer. "LED has a life span of five to 10 years, not to mention the energy-efficient component," Glickman said. Four years ago, the marquee and the Alex sign were redone. Last year, a $5-million face lift added expanded dressing rooms. The renovations wrapped up ahead of the Alex's 90th anniversary of when it first opened its doors on Sept. 4, 1925.
January 11, 2015
"Principals, city officials see what's ahead in Lincoln Theater's future" From Port Angeles, WA.
Dan Gase, the real estate agent in the process of brokering the sale of the shuttered Lincoln Theater, was in a sunny mood at a meeting with city officials.
"I thought I'd run to Swain's and get popcorn," Gase quipped at the movie house Thursday.
Joining him there: would-be theater buyer Scott Nagel, architect Michael Gentry, Port Angeles city building inspector Jim Lierly and city Fire Chief Ken Dubuc.
Last month, Nagel, producer of the Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival in Port Angeles and the former director of the Seattle Folklife Festival and Sequim Lavender Festival, made his move to buy the theater, which has been dark since last spring.
Nagel offered Sun Basin Theatres, the Lincoln's owner, $235,000, and now "he's the buyer in first position," Gase said.
But Nagel has no plans to buy the Lincoln with his own money.
He intends to instead find large donors who share his vision: restoring the Lincoln building at 132 E. First St. into a 500-seat film and performing arts center.
Read the entire article online at peninsuladailynews.com
December 17, 2014
"New sign crowns Cameo Theater Building in Mills 50" From Orlando, FL.
As part of the Cameo Theater Building restoration a new sign has been installed on top of the building.
The sign was designed using the same font and lighting style of the original marquee after a historic picture of the Theater was found.
A small business façade improvement grant from the City of Orlando helped pay for the fabrication and installation of the sign.
The theater was built in 1939 and converted to offices for IBM in the 1950s. At some point, the original marquee was removed.
Read the entire article online at bungalower.com.
December 15, 2014
"Inside the Total Transformation at Downtown's Regent Theater" From Los Angeles, CA.
When the Regent Theater reopened early last month on Main Street in the Historic Core, completely revamped and ready for business as a live music venue, it was a big deal for the area: the Regent is the last historic movie palace left on Main Street; the Merced over by Olvera Street is the only other old theater left on Main at all. (The Merced was a live theater; it's scheduled to become a city TV station by 2017.) Despite having hosted occasional special events in recent years, renovation photos of the Regent's interior, provided by New Theme, the firm that oversaw the adaptive reuse project, show just how much the place was crumbling and underscore the impressive improvements made to the 100-year-old building. Now that it's fixed up, the Regent is run by the same guy who operates Echo Park's The Echo, and has a hip bar and restaurant inside, plus a fancy new sound system for its live acts.
Read the entire article online at la.curbed.com.
December 11, 2014
"New Sign Installed for the Former Cameo Theatre" From Orlando, FL.
The 1940 Cameo Theatre building, 1013 E. Colonial Drive, has been outfitted with a rooftop bulb style sign, similar to the one that was there when the theatre was open. The present owner, Jorge Boone, petitioned the Orlando City Council for financial help with restoring a bit of history, and the elected officials approved it. The Cameo is currently home to SNAP!, a photography gallery. The film house opened in November, 1940, and was closed in the late 1940s. It was remodeled in the early 1950s, and was home for IBM offices for several years. Over a period of time, it has been occupied by many businesses.
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December 10, 2014
"Bow Tie Cinemas to Renovate Sono Regent Cineplex in SoNo" From South Norwalk, CT.
The year 2015 marks the year in which Bow Tie Cinemas will proudly celebrate its 115th anniversary. As part of its ongoing mission to deliver the best possible customer experience, Bow Tie Cinemas today announced large-scale renovation plans for its Sono Regent Cinema in South Norwalk, CT.
Starting in early 2015, Bow Tie Cinemas will begin a top to bottom renovation of the Regent Cinema. Planned upgrades include:
Luxury recliner stadium seating in all eight auditoriums and reserved seating in all eight auditoriums,brand new lobby and restrooms, new concession stands, a new menu of upscale full meal and beverage offerings, and new auditorium décor.
Read the entire release from Bow Tie Cinemas at the Norwalk Patch.


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On our way out we chatted with the other two guests - two anthropologists travelling with their two young children from the states. They explained the situation with the airlines - Cuba received a few airbuses from Venezuela recently so domestic air travel is nowhere near as sketchy as it once was. A nice option considering we had to get to Havana tomorrow.
We decided to take care of our administration first so went to Cubatour to check bus times
After getting our travel plans sorted, we went to the Bacardi museum. It's not a museum about rum, it's the family's private collection that they left when they fled Cuba after the revolution. It's quite the mis-matched collection, but facinating.
After lunch we went looking for another bakery that could not be found. Damn you, Roughguide! We really wanted some delicious sweets for our trip. We did find a good corner store and got some water, juice and cola, although we had to fend off the advances of a guy who was trying to 'help' us buy the things we needed (even though it wasn't exactly hard) and then kept pointing to the open sores on his face and tried to get us to buy him medicine. I was pretty unimpressed.
We headed back to our casa - Maruchi had kindly offered for us to keep using the room and shower (she made it clear that if someone came, we'd still be welcome to shower before our bus trip). She also made us dinner - we'd asked for something simple, so she made us a delicious chicken soup with rice - perfect for a bus ride. We read and relaxed for awhile, then it was time to catch the bus. Everything went smoothly and the bus left on time - Ross and I both took a gravol and I slept for the first nine hours straight!


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Catfish - someone who pretends to be someone they're not using Facebook or other social media to create false identities, particularly to pursue deceptive online romances.
True confession - I live a lot of my life online. I don't like to say that because it sounds creepy and unseemly and kind of embarrassing. But I feel like, for the purposes of this blogpost, I should be completely transparent. I have a Facebook account and I'm very active on it. (Although I limit myself to looking at it first thing in the morning...for my own good.) I also have a Twitter account...and I'm very active on that. At last count, I've tweeted over 16,000 times. Not bragging. A little ashamed. I apparently have a lot to say.
Besides Facebook and Twitter, I also have a couple of blogs...and a column that is posted online. In other words, there's a lot of me out there on the internet....for good or for bad.
Although I do exercise caution, I happen to think there are good things about Twitter and Facebook. Since I don't watch television news, I get a lot of breaking news from Twitter. Since my kids are currently living outside Wisconsin, I get a snippet of their worlds and feel a little more connected.
I've also "met" some really, really nice people online - some of whom I've never met in person. There, I said it. I admit to having "online relationships" although none of them is of a romantic nature. (I'm happily married, thank you very much.)
If you hadn't heard the term "catfish" prior to this past week, you probably have now. I instantly knew what catfish was because I had seen the movie a couple of years ago. It's quite eye-opening and if the sad exploits of Notre Dame football player Manti Te'o have interested you, the movie will help put that in perspective. This week, we found out that Te'o's girlfriend, who had died early this season, didn't exist at all. It is still yet to be determined whether Te'o was duped or is the duper.
In any case, it just so happens that today, I finally met one of my "online friends." (That still sounds super creepy.) Rochelle is awesome and I've liked her ever since we connected via a site for which we both blogged, as well as Twitter and Facebook. We share the same warped sense of humor and snarky way of looking at life. We've even joked that we're basically sisters...but we still had never met.
So, we messaged the woman who connected us - our former editor, Jeanne - and set up a lunch date. Then the Manti Te'o story blew up and I couldn't help but draw a few comparisons. I even sent Rochelle a private message on Facebook:
"Looking forward to tomorrow at 11:30. Although, now that I think of it, who knows if this alleged "Rochelle" will show up. I've never met her. Could she be a large white man who disguises himself as a witty, attractive African American woman who has an obsession with Jon Hamm and Abraham Lincoln? Perhaps I too have been "catfished." We will see, won't we?"
She "LOL-ed" and we had a good time joking about it. But I have to tell you, I was a little nervous. You see, I'm a writer...or at least I try to be a writer...and I'm way more interesting in the passive context of the written word than I am in person. What if we didn't connect as well in person as we do online? What if it's awkward and uncomfortable?
Well, all that worry was for naught. Rochelle is just as charming, maybe more so, in person, as she is online. I don't think we stopped talking for 90 minutes...and laughing...we laughed a lot. The three of us - Rochelle, Jeanne and I - had a great lunch and promised to do it again soon.
One of the things that we talked about at lunch was how we were all trying not to bury ourselves in our smartphones when we're out in public. We see so many people do it, to the exclusion of those around them. We all vowed to try harder not to be one of "those" people.
I'm so glad I finally met Rochelle (there's picture proof above) and now can, without reservation, call her my friend. I always felt a little creepy referring to people I'd never personally met as "friends," something that apparently, and sadly, never deterred Manti Te'o. Although I feel so much more comfortable hidden behind my computer keyboard, I know I need to step away from the electronics more often and live more in the real world.


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It's been a long time since I've put up a recipe post. It may seem like I haven't been busy much in the kitchen, but I have. I got this new cookbook for Christmas, and I've been enjoying meal planning each week, and looking forward to trying out the recipes. But sometimes the camera is out of batteries, or the meal/dessert is so yummy I forgot to snap a picture before it's all gone, and then another food post opportunity has passed me by.
I made a scrumptious seitan and mushroom recipe, simmered in red wine and shallots. Scott was thrilled I made a dish with mushrooms. I'm not a huge mushroom fan, but I do like them cooked in a nice hearty sauce, and mushrooms and a red wine-based sauce do go particularly well together.
I also made stuffed tomatoes with orzo, and a hearty and healthy dish using chickpeas and broccoli rabe, and brown rice.
And once a week I've been baking this simple but satisfying bread, which conveniently makes two loaves at a time. It's perfect as toast, and freezes well, too. I substitute non-dairy milk and the recipe works out just fine.
I have lately become addicted to this pudding. If you like tapioca, then give it a try. But if you don't like the texture of tapioca, you might want to stick with a pudding that's thicker and smoother. Since I'm the only one in the house who likes the chocolate chia pudding, I get to eat it all. It's particularly good with a few pieces of my favorite dark chocolate bar chunked across the top of it.
Last week I made a mean vegan pizza--homemade tomato sauce, and topped with capers and artichokes. And I recently discovered the deliciousness that is breaded and baked tofu (not dipped in ketchup, though, as she did, but dipped in hoisin sauce--divine!).
So I've been in my kitchen a lot, cooking and baking my way through the week when I can. But life has also been pretty insanely busy, and I feel like we're still trying to find our footing after the holidays.
All the attention I've been giving to cooking and baking, and unearthing new vegan-friendly recipes, and working hard to get more B-12 into my diet, has brought me around to feeling anxious again about L.'s extremely limited diet. Last year there was so much else going on that was extremely worrisome and stressful, and we were constantly troubleshooting and doing damage control, that thinking about his nutrition and his rigid eating patterns took a backseat to just trying to get through the day in one piece. It's a good thing, then, I guess, that life has settled down to the point that we can come around again to worrying about how to get more food into L., and how to broaden his extremely limited range of foods.
Right now, here's what he will eat:
A small amount of plain pasta.
Fresh spinach leaves (only 3 or 4).
Tofu, but only if it's cooked the right way. He also likes the puffed tofu balls we can buy at the Asian market.
Cereal, but only a certain kind.
Plain rice, but only a couple of bites.
Some fresh fruit, like grapefruit, blueberries, blackberries, and strawberries. He won't do apples, pears (unless Asian pears), or oranges. He does like melon in the summer. I am so grateful that he will eat some fruit; however, as with the spinach leaves, he won't seek it out on his own, and we basically have to set it in front of him--I imagine, though, we're not the only parents with that issue!
Cheese pizza, but never frozen, only fresh.
3 or sometimes 4 plain pancakes on Sunday mornings (pancake day). I load these up with chia seed, or flax seed and make them with spelt flour, to try and pack in as much good stuff as I can.
Bread, bread, and more bread.
And that's pretty much it, right there. He can binge on things like saltine crackers, and pretzels, but I don't consider those options for dinner. He will eat some broccoli if it's hiding in a big stir-fry, so we try and have stir-fry at least once or twice a week. On other nights, the fall-back meal for him has become all too often plain pasta and 3-4 spinach leaves on the side. If I serve tofu too often, he won't eat it. I didn't realize how often he has been eating the pasta/spinach leaves combination for dinner until one night he lamented upon coming to the table,
"Orzo AGAIN? Why didn't you make me stir-fry?"
To which I admit I unleashed some frustrated words for about five full minutes, because I had spent so much time and energy cooking up the above mentioned seitan-mushroom recipe and the last thing on my mind had been whipping up a side of stir-fry. As it is, it's sometimes too much to boil an extra pot of water for plain pasta. While in a perfect world it would be nice to be the kind of parent who tells her kids to eat what's on the table and only that, we just haven't been able to do that at our house. L. would simply go without, rather than eat a food he doesn't want. When I agonize about whether we enabled his rigid preferences at all, I just think back to when he was a toddler, and remember what a painful struggle it was to get him to even recognize that he was hungry. We've come a long way, in some ways; but ended up backsliding in others.
I don't have a new plan yet for tackling mealtimes in 2012; only a renewed resolve to work hard at getting L. to incorporate one new food into his diet this year. If we can do that, I will be thrilled beyond words.


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My Website: Loona Wynd on FacebookMy MM URL: http://www.modelmayhem.com/LoonaWynd
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About MeModeling to me is a way of using my body to create art that explores all aspects of humanity and human existence. Art comes from capturing the energy and emotions of that single moment for the best effect.
For me this is a job as well as a hobby and I treat every shoot professionally. I am here to network, learn, and grow as a model. Every shoot for me gives me more experience and more things to learn and grow from as a model. I still have a lot to learn, and am willing to listen to advice given to me by those more experienced than I am.
My interests:
Boudoir & Lingerie
Nudes-artistic, glamor, figure drawing
Fetish-bondage, fetish wear, Sadism, Masochism, Dominance, Submission
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I am open to travel within the New England Region based on location and compensation. Boston, MA , Portsmouth NH, Manchester NH are acceptable (with in their regional areas)
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I am fairly new to Mudbox and I seem to have run into a problem.
I am trying to sculpt a humanoid creature and currently messing with the hands. The problem is that it seems that I can only get the Grab brush to work when camera view is very far away from the mesh when sculpting in this particular area. I can use the Grab brush on other parts such as the face without any issues.
Things I've checked and tried:
- The scale of the model is the same as the full human figure that comes with Mudbox.
- I have adjusted the near farplane to some various degrees without any luck.
- It seems all the other brushes work fine. So there's the possibility that I got a crazy setting turned on in the Grab Brush settings? Something I need to look out for?
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After a brief stopover in Samoa and a two hour transfer with a crazy minibus driver from Fiji's airport (those from Zim and SA will know what we are talking about), we arrived at our paradise home for the next five days. The Wellesley Resort ...
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I have recently applied for possession of my property and received a letter from the judge saying that i have a hearing date in 2 weeks.
It also says that the tenant claims to have paid a deposit of £950, whereas she did not pay any deposit at all. What can I do to prove this as I do not want to fork out £950 for nothing?
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Transy student makes sweet music
Junior Andrea Warner, a business administration major from Harrodsburg, Ky., can be found this summer performing on stages across Kentucky with her partner, Alyson Burke. The two comprise a duo country music act, aly 'an, and have just released their first CD, Sweet Harmony. The 11 tracks are all original, and Warner and Burke share co-writing credits on two.
Burke and Warner (below) have known one another since kindergarten and, in their younger years, competed against one another in talent contests and performed solo acts at Saturday night Jamboree stage shows in and around Central Kentucky. A rivalry between the two is lighthearted. "We're best friends," Warner said. She and Burke began singing together in 2004 when they fronted the band The Wild Roses, formed by Warner's father, and launched their duo act a little over a year ago.
The duo is known for high energy performances, crisp harmonies, and a variety of musical styles. They performed at the Collin's Classic fund-raiser event this year at Transylvania, and have opened for Nashville acts like Trent Tomlinson, Cross Canadian Ragweed, and Chris Knight.
"We're planning on performing as much as possible this summer, trying to get a lot exposure and get our name out there," Warner said.
Ideally, Warner hopes to make a career of singing, but she's also interested in putting her marketing skills to use in the music industry.
Sweet Harmony can be purchased on the aly 'an Web site, www.alyanmusic.com.


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Aus 76 Designs von 22 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
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We are a small, family owned heating and air conditioning company that strives to provide quality service with honesty and integrity. Where other companies try to be the cheapest, we try to be the best.
Our target audience is anyone who has dealt with shady, dishonest, unreliable or unprofessional HVAC repair companies.
We would like to have a professinal logo that is easy to read even if it's just seen for a few seconds on a service vehicle as it passes. Nothing fancy but looking for bold. No cartoons. Our idea so far is one of a black and royal blue logo but feel free to experiment with colors. Use of one of the two slogans we have used before, "Your comfort is our concern" or "Take comfort in your home". Must have the phrase "Heating and Air Conditioning" in the logo.


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The last mile or so of my commute home is through the residential portion of Seattle's Capitol Hill. Like many residential neighborhoods in Seattle, the streets on Capitol Hill are remarkably narrow. How narrow? On many, the fact that parking is permitted on both sides means there is only one lane. If two cars are headed in opposite directions, one must dive into an open parking place or driveway to let the other pass. That narrow.
These streets are also notable for having uncontrolled intersections, many of which have "traffic calming circles" in the center.
So, of course, I almost always take the lane when riding through my neighborhood. In fact, on many streets there's really no other option unless you like being passed very closely while riding right in the door zone. Which I don't.
While this doesn't usually cause much consternation with drivers, I've had three occasions this week where I've been passed by drivers DESPITE my trying to take the lane (these were on some of the wider streets where two cars can pass abreast). In two of these cases, they passed in the half-block before getting to a "traffic calming" circle, forcing me to practically climb up their asses as they had to slow down to navigate around the circle.
While I still think taking the lane is the safest thing to do in most cases, it sucks when drivers won't respect it – particularly when they pull off dangerous moves to get around.


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Single Pole Light Switch with 4 Wires
I've got some very, very basic experience in this arena (e.g., replaced switch w/ dimmer, replaced light fixture), but I need to replace a broken light switch and I'm confused. I bought a new single pole switch that has 2 screws on the side and 1 grounding screw (as you'd expect). But when I pulled the old switch out of the wall, the existing switch has 3 wires connected to it (in addition to the grounding wire). I have no idea which of these 3 wires are the hot ones that need to be connected to the new switch and what the 3rd wire might be for. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also, just a note that all 3 of the wires are black with white paint on them, so there's no markings that I've seen that would indicate which are hot and which might be neutral.
Another angle of the old switch
the two wires on the bottom of the switch is your feeds. one is bringing power in and the other is bringing power out. the top wire is your switch leg. what they did was instead of splicing the 2 feeds together and making a tail, they put one under the screw and back stabbed the other (which i hate cause it always pulls out after awhile). The 2 bottom wires are going to go on the same terminal. i suggest you splice them together and make a pigtail vs back stabbing one of them. the top wire is going to be put on the switch alone
Okay, so the top wire goes on the top screw of the new switch and the 2 wires on the bottom both go on the bottom screw, right? Probably a stupid question, but can you tell me how to make a pigtail or give me a link where I can read how to do it? Thanks so much for your help!
yes, but do not put both wires under the same screw....it will not get tight and itll arc. a pigtail is taking both wires (stripped ends obviously) and using a 3rd piece of wire, twisting them together and capping with a wire nut. now you have 2 wires spliced with a single wire and that single wire goes onto the switch
bad picture but you should get the idea
the white paint is from the painter.it will flake off.no big deal...
Gotcha - so in the pic you posted, the other end of the wire hanging off the bottom of the picture is what gets attached to the screw on the new switch?
yes, make sure your splice is nice and tight and please use a wire nut and not tape....and good luck!
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Tuesday, September 28, 1999 Published at 16:41 GMT 17:41 UK
UK Politics
Blair leads moral crusade
Tony Blair: "This generation wants a society free from prejudice"
Prime Minister Tony Blair has told his party it is changing UK society and should not shirk from confronting moral challenges.
He set out a vision of a new society where the core currency was the talent of individuals.
"The class war is over," he said. "But the struggle for true equality has only just begun.
"To the child who goes to school hungry for food, but thirsting for knowledge, I know the talent you were born with and the frustration you feel that it's trapped inside.
"We will set your potential free."
"I believe in civil liberties too," he said. "The liberty of parents to drop their kids off at school without worrying they're dropping them straight into the arms of drug dealers.
"The liberty of pensioners to live without fear of getting their door kicked in by someone thieving to pay for their habit.
He said the approach was in touch with young people in society.
"This generation wants a society free from prejudice, but not from rules, from order."
His strong words made it clear he is refusing to be bowed despite criticism on the issue.
"Ours is a moral cause, best expressed through how we see our families and our children," he said.
New promises on health and education
Among the millennium commitments outlined by Mr Blair in his speech were a number of new promises on health and education.
He set a target of half all young adults going into higher education in the next century, although he did not specify exactly when.
The prime minister also revealed another measure: "Today we are announcing a smartcard to offer all 16-18 year olds who stay in education cut price deals at shops, in theatres and cinemas and on trains and buses," he said.
On health, he pledged that within two years everyone would be able to see an NHS dentist by phoning NHS Direct.
"And over the next three years, there will be 7,000 more doctors 15,000 more nurses 37 hospitals built, the whole country covered by NHS Direct, every casualty department that needs it refurbished and waiting times and waiting lists lower at the end of our time in government than at the beginning."
Getting down to 'unfinished business'
Mr Blair described winning a second term in government as "unfinished business" for the Labour Party.
But it was in many respects a chance for the prime minister to bask in his party's admiration.
He arrived on the stage for his third conference speech as prime minister after a blast of Fatboy Slim's hit single Praise You and immediately received a standing ovation from the packed conference hall.
He joked about his slight delay to the conference floor, caused by the mass pro-hunting rally outside.
"Here we go - tally ho," he said. "There hasn't been a safer day for foxes for years.
But he quickly turned to serious issues, saying he did not claim Britain had been transformed but he believed the foundations had been laid.
"While there is one child still in poverty in Britain ... this is one party and one prime minister who will have no rest, no vanity of achievement."
He paid tribute to Chancellor Gordon Brown and said Labour had become the party of economic competence.
"You have never had it so ... prudent."
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Proanthocyanidins-also called "OPCs" for oligomeric procyanidins or "PCOs" for procyanidolic oligomers-are a class of nutrients belonging to the flavonoid family.
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Chronic Venous Insufficiency
50 to 100 mg two to three times daily
Proanthocyanidins, a group of flavonoids, have been shown to strengthen capillaries in double-blind research.
Proanthocyanidins (OPCs), a group of flavonoids found in pine bark, grape seed, grape skin, bilberry , cranberry , black currant, green tea , black tea, and other plants, have also been shown to strengthen capillaries in double-blind research using as little as two 50 mg tablets per day.1 In a double-blind trial using a total of 150 mg OPCs per day, French researchers reported reduced symptoms for women with CVI.2 In another French double-blind trial, supplementation with 100 mg taken three times per day resulted in benefits within four weeks.3
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Capillary Fragility
150 mg daily
Proanthocyanidins, flavonoids extracted from grape seeds, have been shown to increase capillary strength in people with hypertension and diabetes.
Compounds called flavonoids may help strengthen weakened capillaries. In test tube and animal studies, they have been shown to protect collagen, one of the most important components of capillary walls.4 , 5 A preliminary study found that proanthocyanidins (flavonoids extracted from grape seeds), 150 mg per day, increased capillary strength in people with hypertension and/or diabetes .6 A double-blind trial found a combination of two flavonoids (900 mg per day of diosmin and 100 mg per day hesperidin) for six weeks reduced symptoms of capillary fragility.7 Use of vitamin C with flavonoids, particularly quercetin , rutin, and hesperidin, is sometimes recommended for capillary fragility.8 Doctors often recommend 400 mg of rutin or quercetin three times per day or 1 gram of citrus flavonoids three times per day.
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300 mg per day
According to one study, grape seed extract may lower blood pressure in people with mildly elevated blood pressure.
In a double-blind study, supplementing with 300 mg per day of grape seed extract for eight weeks resulted in a statistically significant decrease in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure in adults with prehypertension (mildly elevated blood pressure).9 In another double-blind study of people with prehypertension or mild hypertension, 300 mg per day of grape seed extract for eight weeks produced a small decrease in blood pressure that was not statistically significant compared with the placebo group.10
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150 mg daily
Proanthocyanidins, a group of flavonoids found in pine bark, grape seed, and other plant sources, may help slow the progression of diabetic retinopathy.
Proanthocyanidins (OPCs), a group of flavonoids found in pine bark, grape seed, and other plant sources have been reported in preliminary French trials to help limit the progression of retinopathy.11 , 12 In one controlled trial, 60% of people with diabetes taking 150 mg per day of OPCs from grape seed extract had no progression of retinopathy compared to 47% of those taking a placebo.13
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1.1 to 1.66 mg per 2.2 lbs (1 kg) of body weight per day during periods of high sun exposure
Proanthocyanidins are a group of flavonoids found in pine bark, grape seed, and other plant sources that may increase the amount of ultraviolet rays necessary to cause sunburn.
Trials have tested combinations of several antioxidants . One preliminary study found that a daily combination of beta-carotene (6 mg), lycopene (6 mg), vitamin E (15 IU), and selenium for seven weeks protected against ultraviolet light.14 However, a double-blind trial of a combination of smaller amounts of several carotenoids , vitamins C and E, selenium, and proanthocyanidins did not find significant UV protection compared with placebo.15 Similarly, in a controlled trial, a combination of selenium, copper , and vitamins was found to be ineffective.16
Proanthocyanidins (OPCs) are a group of flavonoids found in pine bark, grape seed, and other plant sources. In a preliminary trial, volunteers were supplemented with Pycnogenol, an extract of French maritime pine bark rich in OPCs, in the amount of 1.1 mg per 2.2 pounds of body weight per day for the first four weeks, and 1.66 mg per 2.2 pounds of body weight per day for the next four weeks.17 Compared with ultraviolet sensitivity before supplementation, the lower amount of Pycnogenol was found to significantly increase the amount of ultraviolet rays necessary to cause sunburn, and the higher amount was significantly more effective than the lower amount.
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Pancreatic Insufficiency
Refer to label instructions
In a preliminary report, three patients with chronic pancreatitis who were treated with grape seed extract saw reduced frequency and intensity of abdominal pain.
In a preliminary report, three patients with chronic pancreatitis were treated with grape seed extract in the amount of 100 mg 2-3 times per day. The frequency and intensity of abdominal pain was reduced in all three patients, and there was a resolution of vomiting in one patient.18
1 Star
Varicose Veins
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One trial found that supplementing with proanthocyanidins improved the function of leg veins in people with widespread varicose veins.
A small, preliminary trial found that supplementation with 150 mg of proanthocyanidins per day improved the function of leg veins after a single application in people with widespread varicose veins.19 Double-blind trials are needed to determine whether extended use of proanthocyanidins can substantially improve this condition.
How It Works
How to Use It
Flavonoids (proanthocyanidins and others) are a significant source of antioxidants in the average diet. Proanthocyanidins at 50-100 mg per day is considered a reasonable supplemental level by some doctors, but optimal levels remain unknown.
Where to Find It
Proanthocyanidins can be found in many plants, most notably pine bark, grape seed, and grape skin. However, bilberry , cranberry , black currant, green tea , black tea, and other plants also contain these flavonoids . Nutritional supplements containing proanthocyanidins extracts from various plant sources are available, alone or in combination with other nutrients, in herbal extracts, capsules, and tablets.
Possible Deficiencies
Flavonoids and proanthocyanidins are not classified as essential nutrients because their absence does not induce a deficiency state. However, proanthocyanidins may have many health benefits, and anyone not eating the various plants that contain them would not derive these benefits.
Interactions with Supplements, Foods, & Other Compounds
Interactions with Medicines
Side Effects
Side Effects
Flavonoids , in general, and proanthocyanidins, specifically, have not been associated with any consistent side effects. As they are water-soluble nutrients, excess intake is simply excreted in the urine.
Related Information
1. Dartenuc JY, Marache P, Choussat H. Resistance Capillaire en Geriatrie Etude d'un Microangioprotecteur. Bordeax Médical 1980;13:903-7 [in French].
2. Delacroix P. Etude en Double Avengle de l'Endotelon dans l'Insuffisance Veineuse Chronique. Therapeutique, la Revue de Medicine 1981;Sept 27-28:1793-1802 [in French].
3. Thebaut JF, Thebaut P, Vin F. Study of Endotelon in functional manifestations of peripheral venous insufficiency. Gazette Medicale 1985;92:96-100 [in French].
4. Schlebusch H, Kern D. Stabilization of collagen by polyphenols. Angiologica 1972;9:248-56 [in German].
5. Monboisse J, Braquet P, Randoux A, Borel J. Non-enzymatic degradation of acid-soluble calf skin collagen by superoxide ion: protective effect of flavonoids. Biochem Pharmacol 1983;32:53-8.
6. Lagrue G, Olivier-Martin F, Grillot A. A study of the effects of procyanidol oligomers on capillary resistance in hypertension and in certain nephropathies. Sem Hop 1981;57:1399-401 [in French].
7. Galley P, Thiollet M. A double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of a new veno-active flavonoid fraction (S 5682) in the treatment of symptomatic capillary fragility. Int Angiol 1993;12:69-72.
8. Bruneton J. Pharmacognosy Phytochemistry Medicinal Plants. Andover: Intercept Ltd., 1995, 277.
9. Robinson M, Lu B, Edirisinghe I, Kappagoda CT. Effect of grape seed extract on blood pressure in subjects with pre-hypertension. J Pharm Nutr Sci 2012;2:155-9.
10. Ras RT, Zock PL, Zebregs YE, et al. Effect of polyphenol-rich grape seed extract on ambulatory blood pressure in subjects with pre- and stage I hypertension. Br J Nutr2013;110:2234-41.
11. Fromantin M. Procyanidolic oligomers in the treatment of fragile capillaries and diabetic retinopathy. Med Int 1981;16:432-4 [in French].
12. Verin MM, Vildy A, Maurin JF. Retinopathies and OPC. Bordeaux Medicale 1978;11:1467-74 [in French].
13. Arne JL. Contribution to the study of procyanidolic oligomeres: Endotelon in diabetic retinopathy (in regard to 30 observations). Gaz Med de France 1982;89:3610-4 [in French].
14. Cesarini JP, Michel L, Maurette JM, et al. Immediate effects of UV radiation on the skin: modification by an antioxidant complex containing carotenoids. Photodermatol Photoimmunol Photomed 2003;19:182-9.
15. Greul AK, Grundmann JU, Heinrich F, et al. Photoprotection of UV-irradiated human skin: an antioxidative combination of vitamins E and C, carotenoids, selenium and proanthocyanidins. Skin Pharmacol Appl Skin Physiol 2002;15:307-15.
16. La Ruche G, Cesarini JP. Protective effect of oral selenium plus copper associated with vitamin complex on sunburn cell formation in human skin. Photodermatol Photoimmunol Photomed 1991;8:232-5.
17. Saliou C, Rimbach G, Moini H, et al. Solar ultraviolet-induced erythema in human skin and nuclear factor-kappa-B-dependent gene expression in keratinocytes are modulated by a French maritime pine bark extract. Free Radic Biol Med 2001;30:154-60.
18. Banerjee B, Bagchi D. Beneficial effects of a novel IH636 grape seed proanthocyanidin extract in the treatment of chronic pancreatitis. Digestion 2001;63:203-6.
19. Royer RJ, Schmidt CL. [Evaluation of venotropic drugs by venous gas plethysmography. A study of procyanidolic oligomers]. Sem Hop 1981;57:2009-13 [in French].
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Max Factor's Vivid Impact Shadows- Swatches!Sunday, April 13, 2008
Recently I reviewed Max Factor's Vivid Impact Shadows, but you know that I had to bring them up again! I had a few shades that Max Factor had sent me, and then on Thursday I took advantage of my husband being out of town and hit ULTA where I bought 3 more! You can see all of my Vivid Impacts in this picture. (True, I do not have the entire collection, but I've run out of storage space!)
I thought a post with swatches of each shadow, as well as a few comparison pictures was in order. I'll have a few posts with looks from Jake Bailey over the next week or so as well!
• 100: Brassy Berry (berry pink/light gold)
• 110: Irish Coffee (light green/bronze)
• 120: Peach Basket (light pink shimmer/bronze)
• 130: Pink Cloud (bright pink/bright blue)
• 140: Moody Mint (pale clover green/grey shimmer)
• 150: Smokin' Rose (rose pink/grey shimmer)
* 160: Two Cents (gold/bronze)
• 170: Domino Effect (pale grey/dark grey shimmer)
• 180: Emerald Cost (mint green/bright blue)
• 190: Sultry Sage (light green/lavender)
Max Factor's Vivid Impact Shadows on Drugstore.com
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Ok, me thinks I need some of those? Luckily the Ulta in Newport is close to my work. Which colors do I need? HmmReplyDelete
Good to know they have MF at Ulta. I realized that it's been forever since I bought MF. I went to check out the collection at my local Target recently and I was surprised to find they don't carry the line. I don't know if this is true for all Target stores? I am not really sure why they don't... Anyway, thanks for the swatches, will have to check them out!ReplyDelete
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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - January 21, 1944, Abilene, Texas ^ WAR BOND SCORE 4th War Loan quota $3,245,000.00 Sales Wednesday 6,843.75 Sales this month 170,285.50 Shortage 3,074,714.50Wi)t Abilene MDMINGWITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKE iCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS El' GOES'-Bvron - VOL. LXIII, NO. 218 A TEXAS a-ii, NEWSPAPER ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21, 1944 —EIGHTEEN PAGES Associated Press ÍAPJ Vnitcd Presa (VJ'J PRICE FIVE CENT3 4 V£ r i. Berlin, Rome BaUered Again Believe Other Areas Blasted by Bombers ^lanes Downec NOT TOC) LONG FOR REDS—Through this vast area— roughly from Leningrad to the mouth of the Dnieper—winds »be 1,500-mile long Russo-German battle front, a' line the lMa7.is have found too long but the Soviets seem to like. ■Nazis Lose 44,000 .eningrad Drive iree Nippon Supply Ships Go to Bottom ADVANCED ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, New Guinea, Friday. Jan. 21 (AP)—Allied airmen .shot down 33 Jap-ane.se planes and sank three enemy supply ships totaling j 10,01)0 tons in blows rangmg from 'Wewak. New Guinea, to Rabaul. New Britain, Gen. Douglas MaeArthur's headquarters reported today. Tlie lioavic.sl laid wn.s on Ihp aircinnnes. slippy dumps and anii-aircralt positions at Wowak and noighborinu Boram. Fiity Liberator heavy bombers hit Boram \vi*h 133 tons of cxposivr.'^. without in-tci-coptian Wodiiosdii.w The day br-fore lOO AUird fighters shot down 12 planes ior sure and probably two more from the 50 to 60 .lapanesr interceptors that rose to rhallejine the attackers over Wewak. The Allies lost three planes. Hitting: a(;ani al Ihp rnrmy plane and shipphiR renter al Kabaul. where Allied planes from Ihe South Pacifir command sank nr damaj'cd riRht ships Monday. Mitchell Medium bombers with fishier es-rorl bombed and straffed To-bcra airdrome, one of three fields guarding Ihe ccnter, downinj; 21 enemy interceptors affainsl a loss of two of the raiding planes. STAMFORD'S LAST CIVIL WAR VETERAN, R. W. RANSONE, DIES STAMFORD. Jan. 20.—'Spl.> — R W Ransonn 04 la.st confederate veteran of Jone.'« county, died Thun^-day morning at his home. Fnncral lîlans. under thi* direction Of Bar-rcw funeral hume, are awaitlnK word from a ei ;indson. Cpl. Robe: t Llovd in Florida. Mr. R,ansone was remarkably active until about a month ago when he became too weak for his daily walks downtown. He w'ould have celebrated his nSth birthday April 2. He always lo.kecl forward to attending the confederate reunions and attended the last m 1942. He also celebrated the 75th anniversary of Oettysbiirg battle at Gettys-bure. Pa , when the old soldiers of the blue and the may met. He was u great favorite oi Stamford child-w'ho. many years ago. started holding a birtiuiay party for him. It started so long ago that some of the children wiio originated the plan have been sending their children fo t)îe annual paiMv. The \eteran was born April 2. 184Î). in Calhoun. Ga. He served in the civil war in his father's company. Smith's regiment. HoweU's division of the-SiNth Georgia milita, as a lad of 15. Tt was during the closing days of the war when the company was composed of old mi*n and young boys. Both the father and .son wore captured but later e.'-caped. Mr. Ransone has been living in i.()()0-lon Japnne.se ainrmmition ship received a direct Ini and blew up and a 2,000-ton freighter al.so Catalina patrol pianos raught a ,mall convoy Lorongiiu, on tne northeast t ol AciiniiMlty island, Tuesday night. Night pat island. Hal ratuig a ba\ Lions Pledge $730,335 In 3ond Drive Launching thrir paii of thr Koin'lli War Lt)an fli t\i\ local Lions club mcmbcM's Thufsdav ' plcd.tiod S7H0.;i;i5 in war bonds. Spi'aker for the o.<a.'-ion was CiooTgo R. Jordan of Dallas, past president of Lion^ International, who outlined the hiNtor\ and iin-: portanc«' of the organi/ation from j i])f' beginning of the club 26 \eai> Fourth War Loan drive speakers over KUIif today LONDON, Friday, Jan. 21 (AP)-Royal Air Force night bombers hammered Berlin last night, it was officially announced early today, in the eleventh massive attack on the greatest of German targets since the extermination campaign against the Reich capital began Nov. 18, 1943. The German radio said that 21 bombers were shot down—a statement which was not confirmed from Allied quarters. [ The attack, in wliicli a lu'avv forcc of Canadian bombers I pai t icipat('d. adrird In apprdximatrly 14.000 (long) tons oE I bombs prt'viousI\- dropped on the Clrrinan capital in 10 major I assauits which have laid waste more than half the city. A continrnial radio blncUotit last night suggested that a strong force of niglit honihers was out. probably hitting more than one target. Kirst announcement of the Berlin raid came from the (ierman radio. Stamford sincr ino7. His son. .lul-inn A find his wife, havp been here with him .*iince last .spring. A granddaughter. Mrs. G W Jones of Dallas, a grandson. Cpl. Robert Lloyd. Florida, two great grand* children; a brother, George Ransone of .Mlanta, CJa , and a sister. Mrs Marv Fain oí Calhoun. Ga . also survivr. Dean Waller 11. Adams. A( l\ 7:10 a.m.; Dean \V. K. McDaniel. McMurry. 11:10 a.m.: and Supt. 'red K. Kilwards. Tu.seola, R:20 p.m. ago. He compiled the efforts iif ■ (he Lion member?; and :h<nr place I in the war program uiuler hus sub-,Hci. I.ion Education Terming Llonusm one of the wtnlds great-e.sl fellowshiiv^. he eniiinei.ued also the contributions to the war ef- '"j'uclBP c M, CBldwrli, rh.-,irman! 'fid of Ihe war a,i>ainst Berlin, and the Of the Fourth War u»an driv«', | Cicrinaii radio indicated that the attacking force had an ideal s|x.ke briefly at tlie close of Ihe: night t(i carry out tiiP assault. 1 Doscribitig tlu' blou-Nov members for the pa.vi two doclarerl week.*: ha\f included Parker Bond. Germans Destroy, Give Up mportant Town, Minturno ALLIED HEADQUARTER.Sl Al- - w.-is a pnmarv nblrrtlvr of tlip nfw lilcr.s. .Ian. 20 ■-...J',— Bnu.^h triw.p:. AIIliil ..riruMVi- laun. hrd .M.iiida.v have driven Nazi rtcfciideis trom ihr ¡iiiilii at throe poini.s bci(>s.s ihr LONDC).\, Krid.Ty, .Ian. 21 (AP)—The Red army toppled IJie aneient bastion of Novgorod yesterday on the sixth day vl' a northern offensive which has eost the Germans 44,000 men, and also trapped an undetermined number of Nazi troops 111 the Strelna corridor southwest of Leningrad, a Moscow iiiilletin aiitiounced todaw Ihn in)lllira.--t (if Nc\ -sani: a Jnpnnr.'^r Pilots rctuimng from n Wewak reported the Ciiiinea. hill. raid Itnmrl hmhl\ head- ih( îïar Casualties iotal 141,000 WASHINCiTON. Jan. 20 - /Ti— Casualties totalling more than 141.-Oiid ha\e been suffered by tlie Am-rrK-an armed forces since the start j "some of the riieiny |>iloi I skilled and atigre.ssive. ' . fjuart« rs .'»pokf inaii said He em-phasi/.ed thai Ihe nature ni rnemv 'air actinn nuainsi Allied plane.s ui-! dicated tha- thr rnmn mrlorce Mill 1 lia.'< iiiudi ol lUs IiiM icain .--UU ni Gen. K. A. Meretskov s comiiat. armies of the Volkhov front captured Novgorod, 100 miles 'lllP lilU\il ov Anii.v i-.i.sualtir.-, December 23. a? week by Secreta However, this t T\ r-all summary of ■as 105.229 through announced last V' of War Stin^son. ital included onlv American Army I Italy announced at \v. and m the last week the ti»tal lor the Italian campaign ha', increased to 19.210. The Navy has reported 35.2f>7 rasunltios .'Jikt the start of ijie n all Us branches — 25.225 ' Navy. 0.590 in the Marine Corp.s and 442 in the Coast Guard. The totals are divided a.% follows : Army • casualties, all theaters, ^nrough December 23 — Killed 16.-Tl<), wounded 38.916. missing 24.067. prisoners of war 25.415. ^.^rmy casualties in Italy fo date - Killed 2.985. w.ounded 12,504. missing 3,721.) Navv casualties ~ Killed 11,976. *f)unded 3.136, missing 7.778, pri-l^ners 2.335 Marine Corps — Killed 3,193. wounded 3.763, mis.sing 686. prisoners 1,948. Coast Guard — Killed 316. wounded 78. missing 47. prisoners I southeast of Leningrad on tlie road to Southern Estonia, by an action officially described as a "skillful outflanking rna-nc'u\ ei." Premier Marshal Stalin saluted the impoiTunt victory with an order of tlie dav last night. On the liOningrad front other armies under Gen. Leonid A Govorov. attacking southwest of L/Cn-ingrad and .southeast of Oranien- J in th< t:aum on the Gulf of Finland, were | i<outh c d<('lar^d to have joined lorces 'o Ciuiiiea .'^eal oil for anniliilation the Cler- | Thunderbolt. Liffhlning and Kiltyhawk firiUers tangled with the Japanese interceptors over Wewak. and ihe formations broke inlo small fichliuc ehis-lers from li.iKMi to 25,000 feet abiive the gKuind. Important town of Minturno, t miles Irom the Garigliano river, il German Jiiuh rommand announct todiiv, as a biitrr give and ta.;< battle raged along a se\en-ni front on the Italian west ccjast The Na/.is said that Minturn a kev communications (enter, u. lo.st to It Gen Mark W C\ur\ advaiK ing force.s after h;i\.nu •completel\- de.siioyed' The tnu Winnie Enters Border Dispute rhill ^almy January Day Not Unusual Here Yesterday was a nicc balmy da.v with a high temperature of 72 de- ^ But. at that it was just a typi-{•:i\ January day at it.s best and not n iPcord by any.means. The high teinpei .tt ure for the month in 1943 an degree.s. recorded Jan. 23. and 'he previous year. 79 on Jan. The all-time high for the Tnonth i'. 90 degree.s. recorded in inn. On tlH the high i/i<> Jmv ^eek at:«- same date a ^ear ago. a<> only 52 degrees and as 18 riegiees. Just a the low was 16 degrees " r»*- 3:^ onr domor Uuiu uxe low ii.ans (aught in the .'SO-squai .Strelna corruioi'. which ran north from the Krasnoye Selo sector »o tne Gulf of Finland. 'I'he Ino lied armies lOR-elher were shaping a massive trap for 250.000 other Germans fighting in a salient southeast of ¡"eningrad. The latest Soviet communique <lisclosed that the Russians under Govorov wore only nine miles from Krasnofvardeisk. a railway junction. Junction of the Soviet Torres at a point about 20 miles southwest of Leningrad trapped the Germans In the Strelna area. Soviet airmen dealt heavy blow.s to German e.scape roads, and the Ru.ssian Baltic fleet warship.s shelled the German coastal lines as the Russians crushed ahead with accelerated power. The only other important action mentioned in the Moscow-broad-ca.st communique was a iignt ••North of Khristinovka" in the Lower Ukraine, where the Russians .said troops under Gen. Nikolai F. Vatutin .still were beating down heavy German counter-at-tack5 aimed al .^itemmnig a Soviet strike toward Rumania. A total of approximately 2.000 Germans were killed and 32 tanks destroyed in that area, the communique .said. Early today the Moscow radio also said: ••The Germans have been driven far away from Leningrad. German forces are bleed-Inp profii.sely. They arc panle-strieken under the Ihrenlenlng I free I'uge 13, Cu. 1 The Liberfito;v hud their h^.mb.v : on Boram. ¡inri ' hen ill'" big plane.-, i departed l:ir;;e fxi)loMons were | mushrooming trom the supplv liumps and the i iitiK- area was ci>\-«'red witli .^moke which ro.se 5.000 feet and could b-' •'^e. ii toi 90 mile.^ \allev, inland and icr Japanese New h..;,c .1! Madaim. I'.f boiiibt'f' dumi)r-d pio. i\e.>- on enem ■lie Upper Fan -7'—Pr-.inr ¡•eil into Ml.'-. Ois.Man-Poli.'-li i)oi-anc! with Fok'UIi conferied uitli i!ic Poli.sh governmriit LONDON. Minister Ch CU.s,''10ll ol the der fti.^iiute tr)cl; Secretai Eden leaders ol tlv in Lx)ndon. Cliurchill and Fden saw pren Stanislaw Mik<)la.)c?:yk and Fore Mini.- ter Tadeu.s/ Römer to div th(' t roulilesoine i.s.sue, wliuii seemed to be at an impass- a .su(fc.ssivr jiuIjIk •'tatí-iiK-nt s h\ Mosfow and Polish London lower Garighano While the Nazis conceded iMiiitnrin»'v fall, the .\llird command announ<'ed rapture of tiie villages of Argenlo, at Ihe mouth of the (irarigiiano: Tufo, a mile norlheast of IMinturno. and Suio. sevi*n miles up ll»e (larig* lianii from the coast, .Snice ilinr initial landing,'- nri the «e.stojn bank of tlie river under lover of a smoke screen, the Brlt-)>h ha\e rnc<»unii-ird a sti'ad>' suc-le.'-'ion of minetu'lds and sheets of machine-gun and artillery iire The Aiunuu 1 mountains up which they are fighting ri.se at points to 3.000 feet All Allied spokesman said the attacking troops had gained firm [ios,scss](jii o/ (heir bridgehi-ad.s and were j)ressing stcitdily into the eu-emv tortificatious. Briiish reinforiemenis were pouring across tlie c(»ni lict. which P Clark. Gorman Kenle\. .lohn A. Ponder W H. Hand. G A, Wall. R. A Bible. J Malcoin .\nihonv, A F, Bla(k. W M I^wis, C.iovcr Brock, Ike Jay and E. L.. Thorn- Reports 1 1 Percent Of Goal Subscribed WASHINGTON, Jan 20 — War Bond salc.j, credited to the Fourth War loan totalled $622,000.-000 t.hrnugh la.*;t ihght. oi little more than II per <-enl of the .<.S.500 000 000 goal .'^et for individ-uaI purchase,'-.. The figure, cinbra« ing .sales .since Januarv 1 alilioimh the drive tlld not open iormall\ iiiuil Tuesda\. wa.v jeputted to wai loan hi-ad-quarters loniglit by S<-cretary Mor-genthau from Cinc innati, wheie .le wa.s scheduled to .sp<-ak. Allhough toin) ^'>»1 of tliedir.r IIS S14 OUO.OOi) iKKi, the in.st two j V. f ('k.s ha\ e i)f( n cjr'^otod e\. lu-j.M\i-l\ to sale.s to iiuHvidUiils Sui)-1 .scnpiions from coriHiratlon. insni-joncc" finns and n.ss<»( lation.s will I nnl be* rrpiMied imtil aflej h'el) 1. i Red Sells Million To Shipbuilders .'''kelion (Ic.od i of iiioir llian Foiiilli Wai M 'Hie rai)i(l-I makf"- .^lnrI K :■ v r-t ri idi.s 11 oiii in Temple i: Hou.ston Hid ; At Hoii, tnii la'Kin. IS a "iei ror raid," the German broad-nf th(- weather, German authoritie.'j had expected major bomber formations would make an attack and as a result Ihe ack-ack clefcnse.s were effective to the lullest extent from the start." Brc>ad<asling it.*i cUiim.s bombi-rs wer«* .shot down in diMiH t.- (if Berlin alon«'" The tiernuin loni; wave transnutter and the Lvixembourg radio station sliut down for the' second time last nigiu before midnight, Thi- Rome radio Rnnounce<i an ,Mhed an attack on the outskirts of the Mahan capital at 2 30 P M \eMerda\ the scuond m two days—and said the a.ssault caiused heavy damage and tnan\ dead and wounded. Thus. f<tr thr first lime In the w»r Rome and Herlin were reported hammered by .MHed air forees on Ihe same daV. An indication of ellher the .sire or the scope Af the RAF niichfc operations was neen In thr fact that hroadea.stlnp sintlons at Pragruf) and \Varsaw were amoivi; those included In the eontinental radio blackout. In ({(N'laring t hai ta and Mngv;lore i|\ta the atta(k was diie(i weie badlv .^ma.shed wa\e,*^ of .Mlied planes smashed the Preneslina. Por-'ers of Rome f(ie Na7i-(vint tolled Rome radio .sftlrl ed at Ihe important Termini railroad yards. These n the fir.si atta«ks on the Italian capital but since help ednn wiu ];<'igh teamed with Ml ( 'kisk^'V Hospit .»I -I niiiht t/> vi.'-i; Mil! piants. Shipbuilding rorpii-iKUved $4'il Onil Hi swing .shilt in 1.^ Tlie German news agenc v l)\Il said heavy damage was done to Rome suburbs ¡md many «lunen ;in<l rhililren were killed In a "terror altark" vesterday and tiiat manv more rastiallies were caused in a second raid early today. Mh''fi hfM(lf|u;i11 *M s hi .Al-if'i's tn s rotnniunKpie said heavy bomb load.s weie diopped upon the Ciainpiiio andiomes and the nearby Clnto-«rlle aiilicld vc-.'inda\ l)ut made no mention r>f a iu*w attack on Rome. Dunnic the rin\ ruugeci little Beau -1 ight ei s of the British coastal com-iiianiJ a . on<» ntration nf enrjnv .s)nj>pnig off the Norwegian roa.si vfMiiik; ! n c lo a iiuMhuiu-,-i/.ed nuMchant ship and leaving another (iiMicil vutii a pall of smoke- and p(xssiblv .scoiing s torpedo hit on a t hircl The atta«k ua.s prc.'v^cd hoiiu- anain.st intense anti-aircraft fire frO}n shore iinitcries. tlu- an inlmstr\ saifl but that not a single flght- rmed escort ships ship's iiiiinuecl t iie inlmst r\ saifl but ,ei< hani vcs.sf'ls .several nuagoment (cild weathei In the minutes progre.ssing New North Burma Air Drive Opens It mile I "70 t ons ort h 1 posit ions river. Marshalls Blasted In Renewed Bids PEARL HAHBOK. Jan L>n- .I'i— Bombers and li;¿iiiers of tlie .-Vmer-i Seventh Aiiii;. An Force made four attacks on Jai>ane.se shore installations. airtic Ul.s and shipping the Marshall islands oi 19. rounding out two wicks ol daily lungos again."! .itolis north of the American-held C-iiuert islands. Four American planes were lost in the new raids, s.iut ilie announcement at Pacific lle'-t heaclquartors, although there v.a.^ no mention c)f enemy air intoi< rpi ion. The raiding planes were shot down b;. antiaircraft fire whi<h still appears strong despite the sustained bomoing raids. Two .small Jai)an''>c: shij)s were damaged at Jaluit atcjll, attacked by Warhawk fighter planes yesterday. lull e\cn dui ing hi. :«•< ' i c-onvale.si-c-nc«' in the Midolc kc'p' 'Acil posted on the Ru---i; Poll'll situation and while the; conlerreci with f>iesident l-jUi;'! Bencs of the Loiuion C/.cm ho.'-.Slo\ ;i 'Ihf British govniunrnt ki.oui to be willnm to act as incdiatoi alonu with tin- L'nited State il ii,-vite<i b' both ))arties Poland luu* proposed sucli mediation l)ut tm Soviet go\ernnient has not support-18 & . ed th< move It is generali', believed that at attempt will be made to carr-. oi ne;;ot la t ion.s t li r o:jg(i t hn'fi i>a rM»" without any ptitilic statement.': ; disclosed officially tliat •Monday night's smasii across the (iarigliaiH) was aerompanietl by an amphibious operation thal landed .Mlied troops behind the enemy's lines on ibe (iulf of (iaeta. This force presumably parlieipaled in Ibe rapture of the coastal village of Argen* lo. Says Nazis Treat Prisoners Properly I NKW DKI.in Jr \ llfd g: oiukI fon e.s ' hind h»-a\ assawl' e.v of A rue I :< a n h'' , bombei s ;;h \ e opi i 0 >r At- lUiK up I»'-.sMoiIg loK -und medium 1 new Noi III itiflen* report - point.s THE WEATHER '.A Cîerman rt, ed that Americi ing landc'd at s Ihe Gulf of Ga no indicaticjn from .Mhcd scnnces that American units were Involved in the new offensive i For the third straight day tlie entire- Allied air forces — strategic as well as tactical - coik ent rat<-d Oi) de.stroying Na/J airfields and communications in Italv Rome was I iscdaled from the nt.rth bv railway. and German airfields were i.Mibjected to such teriifie aerial bar-I rages that tlie Germans had scajc e-Iv any fighter strength left to combat the waves of Flving Fortresses. Liberators and mefhum bombers. ( f rtdn * No Freight Ruling Seen Within Year WASHINGTON. .Jan 20 — Il may be more »han a year before the Interstate Commerce Com-mi.ssion hands down a imai ruling on southern and we.,tern freight rates, which leaders of gions say di.scnmuiate i OBStern manufacturers. ? .source said today The ICC .source pointed ou* that there are two ra-es before the com-mi.ssion involving regional freight rates, and said they are the largest cases in the history of the '•'•jinmi:. i' 111 \ ri) \ uv.: htci all'.' inil- \ littlr irmp^ra tu re ".. Mass Drowning of |;!Civilians Charged NKW YORK .Ian 20 A Sv.edi.-h Y .M ( ol f 1« ia I who 1 e.entl-. VI. IK : n.air. said tooa-. )«a:r-(i to be up- iKilding the i i* i a ifiiiventlon with respect tf) n«-;' icni of American pri.sou'-rs o( w'l 11 'Hie nifi, II" ve ndef|uate fnoct find have !iin, pie opportnnit v foi sport.'- stiifi'. r f liL:ioii-< .srrv iciv-- and entei tainnieni. H ■ ii:o Cefleriii ' n as-the World As.o- ciantin ol the 'j' M C. A . lold ft pre.s.v eoniei cjm Cedorgren s;i lUl that nt oifiiers' , c ami).^ lUd Cm food packaues are , re<eived hi sii 111 ■ ic-nt quantii-. so ! that till- pri.son *•1,- have jusked their fîiptoî'; *o •• ip ' -lerii on!' w'i*h ; bread pfitaioes id hot wai* r At Stalag Mi a non-comm i>-sioneil men .'Î camp whir i I h^ did not Irx ate g'-o'/l aphicalh. M'le were 70 000 pri'^cinc'r.s in< lu -in ■ V t t)00 Ameru ans of a 23-vear-oid . Aniei it Hjt ,se; t:* ■an Î Cedorgren saio 'I'he pi'isf)nei>-. f oinposed of ,«;ome men taken In 'I'uniMa. engaiten in 1 rf>ad work, fi " t , 1 work, buiiduig fir Of Tain moM- U ka wng trained ea.stwai l,edo r( poL-.if,oi; Ifi 'he Np H :nii'.' southeast Fa: • ■ tel n hordei he , / I,, low tiie H;:- ; - ui w tiei e .AmerK an- 't in I (lojis a I f driving ne, ■ t OU' e of the New w ;i. I Girl Guerrilla Has ( I Substantial Record .SOMI-:WHERE IN EGYPT, Jan. 17 -i)i h.ved.-- t' A 17-year-old Deinw. ian girl who says she killed 12 (WTiiiiins mid .she doesn't know h(iW nian\ I'.dians in two years of [uhiniL! nc'Hi her home, has beer lui-ki'. n;-rLiiiiined •'Annie Oakle ,I .Spi;i O' Alhed .soldiers .Statioj -•<1 at n (..rn > of '»'ugofilav refuge- - Her r».-: name Is Anka, Which ran.sl;*'.<! mean.s Annie, and she '-s oe of . . mos: I Olorful personah-les m; '¡I..- tented desert camp .'^ot fnsf }iaven m the^^ddle war-sni.ken Yugoétìiya. oungster .With 1 nnir Anka had fought COn-uo t.-^ly with the guerrillas in the ;.:nborhood nf Split since' she - 1.5 years o'.d the age all eligible :»isan children poln the Army. Help the Nation Fight Inflation DON'T SPEND IT LEND IT ! Thirteen Killed In Plane Crash lliosf re-favor of high ICC v.prraturrs LONDON. Friday. .Jan 21 .T— The Moscow radio in a bioadcaM recorded heie earlv todav bv the .Soviet Mfini'or iJi;u;^ed tJie (iei-mans with the mass drr)wnuig o( Jhftusands ol Russian noii'ombat-ants m the Crim''a In a .special ijroadcast supple-ment to the Ru.ssian commimique the Moscow quoted German Lance Kearir. Air Field Corp. Joseph Uuoldker as savnig district reported ton; that the Germans, iiiuler the pro- The Navy said lo text of evacuating the Crimea, nine cnli.'tefl men w< herded thottsands nf peaceful in- crashed in h;>bii;inUs onto Ijari e th'nn ;ihro.ol v r-re ' r;? pffi lu uiL sea and dn,- .ed them, a«'• ••'J drlai«-. 'Acre 20 •SA.S DIKiiO Cali: —'nuitern persons were killed to-da\ when a navy B-24 Liberator ra.sheci f»n a takeolf at the Camp he nth Naval i^ht. 11 oliicr'i.v and ■1C aboHid The );.jnr.- and al) 11 -ÌM wreck-available, (ffi) Put it into War Bonds, vvhich' Check inflation, mfike ,you rich. ;
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The 10 Most Beautiful Places To Go For A Run
There's thousands of places around the globe known for their breathtaking views, but few rival those you can find on these running trails. Take a look at them, then strap on a pair of Nike's new LunarGlide+ 3 Shields and run, run, run. Because you should never stop running.
1. Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park, Michigan
All of the Porcupine Mountains State Park is beautiful, but the views around the "Lake of the Clouds" are particularly mesmerizing. Plus, the trails are well-kept and relatively easy.
2. MacRitchie Reservoir Loop, Singapore
This loop has been well-regarded by many runners as one of the best urban escapes in Southeast Asia. It starts off on asphalt and gradually changes into a boardwalk over the water, into a dirt path completely surrounded by nature.
3. Central Park, New York City
Though the city around it is enormous, there's always a seemingly endless supply of serene places to run, and even better for taking breaks to observe the awesome life—whether its plants or New Yorkers.
4. Patagonia Region, Chile
Virtually any trail you take in Patagonia will be beautiful, but the views from the Mirador Condor trail are especially fantastic. Just don't lose your breath as the altitudes climb.
5. Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
Stunning and relatively flat, the Mill Creek Basin Trail is more than worth checking out if you're in the Centennial State.
6. Lake Tahoe, Nevada
While accessing the Flume Trail is difficult, the views are absolutely mind-blowing. As you ascend up to 1600 feet above the lake's surface, this is just one of the views you can expect.
7. Bigfork, Montana
Quiet, isolated, and peaceful, the trails at Bigfork are among the best in Montana, which itself offers hundreds of opportunities for stunning running paths.
8. Santorini, Greece
This six-mile path of cobblestone and dirt connects the two cities of Fira and Oia on this Greek island, and not only does it present great opportunities to meet the locals, but it is also a breathtaking route.
9. Moab, Utah
All of Moab has dozens of great paths for running, hiking, and biking, but the Jackson Trail is probably the most stunning among the red-rock canyons in the area.
10. Trentino Alto Adige, Italy
Located about seventy miles northwest of Venice, the "Italian Dolomites"—a section of the Alps—offer unbelievable scenery, varying from lush forests to, eventually, much colder surroundings.
With all these places to run, you're going to need some great shoes to make it happen. When your shoes are ultra-comfortable, it means longer runs. Like, "a marathon is just the warm-up" longer runs. Which brings us to Alice. Who puts on the LunarGlide+ 3 Shields and meets her family while, well, running.


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Located on the very Northeast border of the IPFW campus this 2 acre field is a flat expanse of land for your event. Easy access is provided by the St Joe Blvd entrance to campus with adjacent parking in lot 12. St. Joe Lawn is a popular spot for guests to watch the annual 4th of July Fireworks display.
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Harrison Taylor has been selected to represent The First Tee of Brunswick County at the 2009 Life Skills and Leadership Academy in Eugene, Ore. The academy takes place July 28-Aug. 4 for the first time at the University of Oregon.
I like to hear about positive actions taken by our golf communities in the face of a down economy. It shows a belief in the long-term viability and profitability of the golf industry in Brunswick County.
Sandpiper Bay Golf and Country Club is in the second phase of renovating it course. Last year, it installed new MiniVerde Ultradwarf Bermudagrass on the Sand Nine. This summer, the process is continuing on the Piper Nine.
Tim Tilma, the general manager of Sandpiper Bay, is delighted the ownership of the golf course complex is continuing with the renovation.
Five years after his last Carolinas PGA major championship win, Oak Island resident Steve Isley won the 45th Pepsi North Carolina Open June 4 at Kilmarlic Golf Club in Powells Point.
Isley, who worked at St. James before becoming PGA director of golf at Masonboro Country Club in Wilmington, shot a 5-under 67 in the final round for a five-stroke victory over Bryan Sullivan and Rick Morton.
Isley finished at 15-under 201 (63-71-67). Thirty-seven competitors made it to the final round in the tourney in Currituck County.
Results of the Beachcombers' event at Cypress Bay. Low gross: Stu Cleveland, 78; Paul Michal and Jim Beairsto, 84; Hal Riebesehl, 85; Bill Cameron, 87; Bob Smith, Bob Byrne and Fred Ortiz, 89. Low nets: Cameron, 60; Cleveland, 63; Smith, Ortiz and Beairsto, 65; Jim Quigley, 68; Michal and Riebesehl, 69. The team format was one low net on the par 5s, two low nets on par 4s and three low nets on the par 3s. The winning team was Smith, Ortiz, Cameron and Beairsto at 29-under par. Golfer of the week was a tie between Cameron and Cleveland.
Joe Deane is a local golfer, 83 years young, who works each Saturday at Brunswick Plantation as a starter.
Last week, Joe and I sat and talked in the clubhouse at Brunswick Plantation. He brought pictures and clippings and autograph books and other memorabilia, and in the next hour I heard an amazing story.
Garth Brooks is one of my favorite singers, and I've practically worn out the "Fresh Horses" CD on which "I've Got Friends in Low Places" appears.
I often hear a song and it stays in my head, emerging months or years later when I'm doing something that's really fine.
Chris Serraro aced the 155-yard fourth hole at the Brunswick Plantation Azalea Course May 27. He used a 5-iron. It was his second hole-in-one. His playing partners were Walt Doney, Bob Castriota and Mike Lach.
The Brierwood member-guest tourney was played May 14-15. The format was best ball of the twosome, net and gross. Flight 1, low net: 1. Lane and Milazzo tied with Davis and Brkal, 54. In a sudden-death playoff, Lane and Milazzo won the title on the second hole. 2. Groff and Roach, 61. Low gross: 1. Holesa and Brennan, 74; 2. Doyle and Warren, 79; 3. Arney and Fitz-Gerald, 83.
Golf is a fabulous, wonderful sport. It's played outdoors in all kinds of weather. There's beautiful scenery and challenges aplenty for the expert and the beginner.
An 8-year-old can play; an 80-year-old can play. In fact, an 8-year-old boy can play a match against his 80-year-old grandpa. Name another sport where that can happen. Not basketball or tennis or baseball.
A golfer can play in a tournament with 120 other golfers, in a foursome of friends or by himself.
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The Navy's newest warship slipped out of dry dock this week into the waters of Maine, marking a new era for war fighting at sea.
The USS Zumwalt, the first of the DDG-1000 class of destroyers, is longer, faster and carries state-of-the-art weapons that will allow it to destroy targets at more than 60 miles, according to the Navy.
At 610 feet long and 81 feet wide, the Zumwalt is longer and thinner than the USS Arizona, a battleship sunk at Pearl Harbor. But it weighs about half as much.
Much of the ship's superstructure is wrapped in a huge, canopy made of lightweight carbon fiber composite.
The DDX will go to sea with a crew of about 150 as opposed to current destroyers which carry a crew of 275. One reason is the AGS is practically self-firing. It needs no sailors to load the shells or remove the spent rounds.
The Zumwalt will also be equipped with a new missile launching system capable of firing 80 missiles, including Tomahawk cruise missiles and Seasparrow surface to air missiles.
Finally it will be able to carry and launch two Seahawk helicopters or four unmanned aerial vehicle.
Wonder how much that shite cost
The Navy had planned to spend up to $9 billion in research and development on the DDG-1000 program and up to $20 billion to design and deliver seven ships. But cost overruns cut production to three ships.
this ship reminds me of that ship that was in that movie...
So.. Cost about 10 billion each... Not worth it
Wonder how much that shite cost
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|On Thursday my wife heard a medium/low pitched vibration/noise coming from our GE GTS22WCMBRWW (freezer on top). When she opened the freezer, the noise got louder as if it MIGHT have been originating inside.
On Friday, I got a call at work that the freezer was almost warm inside, and that the food was defrosting/completely defrosted. We moved the savable food to the garage fridge and prayed. The god of large appliances frowned on us, however, and by the time I got home, the same thing was happening with the fridge.
I pulled off the back, top and bottom and found nothing obviously scorched, missing or chewed by scorpions (we don't get many rats in Las Vegas). There was no smell of burnt silicone (my least favorite smell in the world) in the controller compartment.
I vacuumed out the obvious and impressive dust that I could see from the bottom, and started her up again and there was no difference. The fan in the freezer and the fan under the fridge both seem to be going at the right speed and there is no laboring / obvious issue with them.
About 30 minutes later, the whole thing started working fantastic. Last night I went to sleep feeling like a cross between Superman and Macgyver.
This morning we woke up to a defrosting freezer and a coldish fridge again. There is no change in the sound of the unit, and since thursday, there have been no odd noises. I pulled off the back panel of the freezer compartment half hoping to see a block of ice (and know what to do) but the condensor coils are almost completely dry and not a touch of ice. Plugging it in shows that the fan is working just right. I put the back on again and buttoned it all up. I suspect that the thermostat etc are on the right hand wall under a bump, but I can't seem to get the housing off. I closed it all up again and plugged it back in.
Checking JUST NOW shows that it's getting nice and chilly again. It alternately cools VERY LITTLE or quite well (our thermostats are set to 9 (max) on each compartment. One of my biggest issues (I suspect) is that it's so close to Christmas that it will be difficult to find parts or repairmen.
I would post pictures but with nothing obviously awry, I'm not sure what to shoot. If they would help, I'm happy to post them.
Thanks folks, this has been a heck of a month, and it would be nice for something to go right
|Posted: Sat Dec 22nd, 2007 11:12 pm
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Scholar of Advanced Appliantological Studies
It alternately cools VERY LITTLE or quite well (our thermostats are set to 9 (max) on each compartment. One of my biggest issues (I suspect) is that it's so close to Christmas that it will be difficult to find parts or repairmen
Return both "thermostats" to 5. One is your cold control thermostat(the one that turns off the compressor) and the other controls to damper door opening between the freezer and the fresh food compartment. At 9 you have the damper door between the freezer and fresh food section completely closed. Makes freezer colder but lets no cold air into the FF compartment. Allow unit to run for 24 hours in order for the temps to settle. Use thermometer to check temps in freezer and FF compartment. Freezer should be 5 degrees or below and FF 38-40 degrees. Post back results.
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|Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 12:45 am
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|If the freezer fan is running, the compressor should be running. The controls are fine or the fan would not be running. Check to see if the compressor is running at the same time the freezer fan is running, but when the coils are not cold. Most common problem is the relay on the compressor is bad. If it is the common relay, you can unplug the refrigerator, remove the relay, from the left side of the compressor,and shake it , if it sounds like there are loose parts inside, it is bad. That relay is a push on black or brown device that has either one or three wires going to it depending if they use a run capacitor or not. Do not mix up the wires on the relay. If it sounds bad, you need to find a source for a new relay, take the model number and old relay with you. Those relays are a very common item, and most any will work for you. Good luck.
|Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 02:27 am
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Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
|Thank you both for the advice. I have set them both to 5.
Jambatt, - would my settings impact the fact that the freezer keeps getting warm?
On that note- I will check the relay- It should be connected into the round pot shaped device in the bottom of the unit right? I'm rather depressed that I'm not more handy in this way as I spent half of my teens with a soldering iron in my hand.
We've got a pretty great electronics store in vegas that might very well have them in stock. I will test it and get it replaced if need be.
I will take pictures of anything I take out and make sure i put it back the correct way with the proper wires connected.
|Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 08:24 am
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Budget Appliance Repair
Fellow, Academy of Sublime Masters of Appliantology
|This is one of the GE frigs that use that famous G.E. electronic refrig control!!!!
I have no experience with them but from reading about all the problems people have had with them, it sure sounds like you could have an electronic control board flaking out causing your intermitent problem.
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|Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 09:36 am
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Samurai Appliance Repair Man
Fermented Grand Master of Appliantology
|I wonder if this is one of the units in the recall on the muthaboard?
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|Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 12:35 pm
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|It sure could be the control board. What I was going by was the freezer fan was working, but the coils were not frosting up. If the freezer fan is running, the freezer coils have to be frosting up, if the compressor is running. The cold control should not cause this problem, but set both of them in the middle range as stated. Good luck.
|Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 06:56 pm
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Scholar of Advanced Appliantological Studies
|Follow the Samurai's link and refer to the links by Pegi and Poobah. Remember now a similar situation a few years back with same model. House was struck by lightning and screwed up the boards in most of the kitchen appliances. Unit would not terminate the defrost cycle and heat would build up in freezer to the point that the cowling for the evaporator fan started to melt. Didn't do it on every defrost cycle so found it only by the SD@$$L method. Replaced board and cured problem for a while. Developed more problems later so owner got tired of fixing it and replaced it. Try to check yours when in defrost cycle(evap fan and compressor not running) and see if same problem exists. Defrost cycle should only be around 30 min.
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|Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 06:57 pm
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|as himeros said check that relay/overload...with alot of dust and lint the condensor fan(by the compressor) can't pull air and it will cause the compressor to overheat and trip the overload....compressor will only run till it kicks back out, ususally no to long and the unit won't cool
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|Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 07:14 pm
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Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
|OK folks,
It's been a long morning filled with my mother in law. Nuff said?
Now I'm going to pull the relay and see what comes of it. What's the overload?
I will post the results of course and keep everyone informed. Fingers crossed that my local shop is open tomorrow.
Oh - and the recall does not seem to cover any freezer on top models.
|Posted: Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 07:28 pm
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|#735 is the overload and 733 is the relay on the compressor..the relay will be what should rattle if bad.....
Last edited on Sun Dec 23rd, 2007 07:35 pm by Samurai Appliance Repair Man
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|Posted: Mon Dec 24th, 2007 04:00 pm
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Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
|Alright folks, here's what I've done.
The relay was pulled and shake though I might, it did not rattle.
The overload had no obvious damage, though from what I understand this doesn't mean much. That said, it wasn't burned looking, had no burnt silicone smell and was cool.
The mainboard seems to not be covered under the recall.
I've been letting it run, and since moment I posted the first message, it's been working like a charm. Do you think I scared it into working? 20 years of working on software has shown me that things that magically work rarely stay working, but I'm not sure what else to do... I've put a thermometer in the freezer on a 32 degree alarm. If it starts warming up again I should have good warning.
Any other suggestions?
|Posted: Mon Dec 24th, 2007 04:29 pm
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Fellow, Academy of Sublime Masters of Appliantology
|I would keep as little as possible in there for the next few days...I know that will be hard a this time of year (or at least have a back up plan if things go south)....from the sound of things you cleaned out from under in Fri....from then till now it should have done something if it was going to, HOPEFULLY the lint and dust was prohibiting the compressor from cooling properly now that it's cleaned it will be ok...does this unit sit in any type hole or out flush against a wall....built in's that have alot of lint and dust can overheat a comp. pretty quick when they can't breath...good luck...I hope it works out for you
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|Posted: Sat Jan 5th, 2008 06:32 pm
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Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
|Alright folks - My fridge is going on 2 weeks of no trouble. Thank you all so much! I never thought I could do this myself, and you all made it as easy as pie.
I would have posted my "all clear" message earlier but something came up. As you can see from the photo, it was the type of thing that can really distract.
Thanks again everyone!
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|Posted: Sun Jan 6th, 2008 01:56 am
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|congrats on the fix and congrats on the new addition I pray many blessings to you all
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|Posted: Sun Jan 6th, 2008 05:57 pm
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Samurai Appliance Repair Man
Fermented Grand Master of Appliantology
|BrucetheHoon wrote:
As you can see from the photo, it was the type of thing that can really distract.
Hey, he looks just like me... 47 years ago! Congratulations on the new reproductive unit!
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|Posted: Wed Jan 16th, 2008 11:32 pm
|17th Post
Senior Apprentice Appliantologist
Today while I was at work, the same thing happened. The freezer completely defrosted to the point where things were WARM.
I'm now flumoxed. I can continue the process of trying to fix it myself (possibly ordering a new main board) and risk failing and wasting valuable beer time OR buy a new bottom freezer unit like the wife wants.
I appreciate all the help you folks have already given, I'm just not sure where to go without replacing that board. The relay and overload seem fine by any means I can test and everything else seems fine. Any other last minute ideas?
If we are out of ideas (or you don't think a mainboard replacement has a very significant chance of helping where everything else failed- or only helped for a bit) does anyone have a recommendation on a bottom freezer? I know I need to ask for recommendations in the other forum but I don't think my level will let me and I don't want to accidentally make a post faux pas.
Thanks again!
|Posted: Wed Jan 16th, 2008 11:38 pm
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|check and see if the compressor is running, also check the fans evap & cond.
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|Posted: Thu Jan 17th, 2008 04:47 am
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Scholar of Advanced Appliantological Studies
The freezer completely defrosted to the point where things were WARM.
Not convinced it's a board problem. If stuff in freezer thawed that quickly there had to be heat involved. I'm thinkin' the defrost(terminating) thermostat(#620 below) is screwy. Let's defrost heater run too long before shuttin' off heater. As stated in earlier post I had one that got hot enough to melt the fan shroud to the point that it wouldn't let evap fan blade turn properly. These new adaptive defrost units don't go into the defrost cycle an a regular basis like the old style defrost thermostats did. Since the adaptive defrost relies on thermistors and a cpu to count the number of times you open the door and whatever else they factor into it and then the cpu decides if and when it should defrost. Defrost doesn't occur at regular intervals. I'd try changing the defrost(terminating) thermostat before changing board. It's a hell'uva lot cheaper and who knows, might get lucky.
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|Posted: Thu Jan 17th, 2008 11:26 am
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|check the schematic in the middle of this link......if the compressor isn't running you can by pass the board and directly check compressor by unplugging the box, accessing the board and removing the 3 wire main plug and jumping from L1 to J8(compressor)...bottom lower corner of diagram...
If the compressor isn't running before and then it does start with the test then thats a pretty good indication of a bad board. Also as jambatt said it could be a screwy defrost problem....the thermistor is supposed to cut the heater out at 70 ish degrees, and if not the safety def. stat (top of coils will shut it down at 140 degrees)
the thing is unless that fridge just happen to decide to defrost at the right time so as to be down when you got home...it should have started to freeze back...if it did start to or is freezing overnight then I would suspect defrost issue....if still not freezing overnight do the test described above (compressor bypass)..this should tell us if it's board or not
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