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2012 SEL Trunk Lid Strut Weak
My 18K miles SEL's trunk lid strut has weakened. Up until recently, the truck lid would pop fully open immediately and hold on the level or on an incline. I was impressed with its function.
While on a recent road trip, I bumped my head while reaching in for my luggage and noticed that the lid was about 4 inches from being fully open. When I closed it to take a load into the room and then returned, it would open to only about 6 inches from fully open. When I pushed the lid up manually, however, it would hold in that position. Later, when I parked in one lot on a not too steep nose up incline, I noted that the trunk lid would only open about half way, and that it would not stay open when I pushed it up - I had to hold it open with one hand to get it above my eye level.
I noted this to the dealer when I got my oil changed last and the tech opened it up once and left it saying it worked fine, no defect, no leak down. I told the service manager that it would often open fine after being left for a time unopened, but when closed and opened again, it would not open fully and I mentioned the incline droop. The manager said that if the part goes back to Ford and they find it okay, they will deny the claim. She would order the part anyway though and call me when it is in. She just called me, the part's in and it will be installed tomorrow morning. Nice work Sandy at The Ford Store.
You might want to keep an eye on your Focus trunk lid. BTW, there are helper springs on each side and these are the primary opening force for the trunk lid, assisted by the single strut. There are two types of springs for the Focus, a stronger spring if you have a spoiler installed. I'm thinking that if this happens again, I might just get the stronger springs.
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I opened a business 7 months ago and supposedly signed a 3 year contract with a cable provider (which I don't remember doing but do not deny the possibility). Unfortunately, my business was failing so I closed it. The cable company is telling me that in order to get out of the contract I have to either pay a cancellation fee, transfer the services to my house, or to transfer it to someone else. Is there any other way to do this?
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I'm new and i need an opinion from a professional painter.
Basically we had an incident today where we hired a painter who claims to have experience in painting roofs.
however this is a CASH agreement..with no contracts.
The long and the short of it is... he put one leg through the asbestos roof sheet (not the part of the house but the laundry area.)
when he slipped, he dropped a hand held tub of roof paint (possibly acrylic based) it went EVERYWHERE!
on my car also.. took me 1 hour to clean/wash it.. got most of it off...
but the walls on the house need to be recoated.
we had a huge argument when after the job he demanded his payment and DID NOT admit to any faults to rectifying the problem caused and said it was "your roof" .."your roof was already faulty"
is it in our right ..for him to rectify this?
thanks in advance guys
he probably has no insurance and no way to rectify your problem:no:
be happy he hasn't sued you...yet
You may want to eat this---your roof failed and sent this guy into a spin---ask yourself how this will sound in front of a jury.
If your roof failure was not the fault of the worker---pay him.
Why would he admit to something that was in no way his fault???
...and.... asbestos = ???? roofing felt? what was under it? rotted OSB?
...and.... PAINTING a ROOF? with latex????? huh?????
Anyone EVER going to finally get smart enough to check on licensing and insurance before clambering to hire the cheapest guy they can find on Craig's List?
care to explain why?
Basically....if someone gets hurt on your property....your on the hook. That is why "licensed contractors" have insurance....to protect themselves from accidents.
An example....your hire a day worker to do remove a concrete driveway. He hurts his back......guess what....your on the hook for his medical bills.
I would be willing to bet that by now your 'painter' has already hired a lawyer. I hope your home owners insurance is in order.
This is a perfect example as to why we have the contractor license laws we do.....
When you hire a contractor with proper insurance you are a customer.
When you hire someone or even invite a friend over to give you a hand---You are now the 'employer'
Making you responsible for---ruined product---property damage---and injury.
You are the boss----You would have made a profit on the employee if all went well and must cover all losses if the job goes in the dumper.
This one went into the dumper----Pay him---give him a tip---thank him and wish him the best.
With that he might not want to get even and suddenly develop a bad back.
In some states, such as Missouri, a self-employed person can be made to carry workman's comp but it won't cover them. The way the law is set up, you can cover employees but not yourself. In that case, you are still liable if the worker gets hurt and he works for and by himself.
actually you always have a ''right'' to sue,whether you are covered by wc or not
Did the guy you hired present himself as a business man? The payment arrangements are irrelevant. If he presented himself as a business man/painter and took on the job, shame on him for not knowing the pitfalls of the job he was taking on. He has a professional responsibilty to evaluate his working conditions before he starts. You don't say that he was injured on the property so that's irrelevant. The fact is he caused damage during the course of the work he agreed to perform. I assume that he has no liability insurance to protect you or him. Shame on you for not checking and verifying that before he started work. On the other hand, if you hired some schmuck off the street to paint knowing full well that he was not in business, then you assumed the risk as soon as he walked on the property. In that case, minimize your losses and move on. This is just the kind of BS that clogs up our legal system everyday and makes lawyers rich.
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Bitch is lucky she had a kid sitting in her lap.
Her kids hat is a racial stereotype IMO.
Seriously though, when I was 18 I had a girlfriend who sounded JUST like that woman. It was the worst decision my teenage dick ever made.
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Wonder what started all that?
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BEREA: The Browns hope life without wide receiver Josh Gordon won't be as arduous as many outsiders believe it will be.
Gordon will sit out the first two regular-season games as he serves a suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs. He has blamed prescription cough medicine that contained codeine for triggering a failed drug test in February.
No matter the reason, the Browns will be without Gordon, their No. 1 wide receiver, Sunday when they host the Miami Dolphins in the opener. Gordon has been attending meetings and working out at the team's headquarters this week, but he's prohibited from practicing until after the second game.
"I think with Josh down, obviously it's a loss," starting wide receiver Greg Little said Thursday before practice. "But we have guys that are talented and can come in and make those same plays."
Browns coach Rob Chudzinski named Davone Bess and Travis Benjamin "co-starters" in Gordon's absence because they're both expected to receive significant playing time against the Dolphins. The Browns acquired Bess during the draft April via a trade with the Dolphins, and Benjamin was a fourth-round pick in last year's draft.
Bess is a reliable, experienced slot receiver, and Benjamin is the Browns' fastest offensive player. Both expect to move around, playing in the slot and on the outside.
However, neither is a proven deep threat like Gordon, a second-round pick in the 2012 supplemental draft who caught 50 passes for a team-high 805 yards and five touchdowns as a rookie. Gordon averaged 46 yards on his touchdown receptions, which suggests he's an ideal weapon for the vertical, downfield passing attack Chudzinski and offensive coordinator Norv Turner are determined to showcase.
"You think about [Gordon's absence] a lot, but there's only so much you can do," Turner said. "So we have a plan, and we've worked it hard. This league is a game of big plays offensively. If you make big plays, you're going to have more production, and Josh is a guy who's capable of making big plays. So if we're going to make those, we're going to have to get them from someone else."
The only options in the receiving corps are Little, Bess, Benjamin and Josh Cooper, who's entering his second NFL season. The Browns and Dolphins are among four teams that kept only four receivers on their active roster after making cuts this past weekend.
"We'll be OK," Chudzinski said. "I have done it before, and we can handle that. We can manage that."
Another concern is the lack of size in the receiving corps when the 6-foot-3, 225-pound Gordon is removed from the equation. Little's last name is an oxymoron because he's 6-2 and 220 pounds, but Bess (5-10, 195), Benjamin (5-10, 175) and Cooper (5-10, 190) are tiny by NFL standards.
"I think in this league, it's not about size," Little said. "It's just about being able to get open. You see smaller guys all over the league that make huge plays."
Little added that he likes the receivers' chances against the Dolphins' top three cornerbacks — Brent Grimes, who the Browns pursued as a free agent before he chose the Dolphins in the offseason, Dimitri Patterson, who the Browns cut last season, and nickel corner Nolan Carroll.
Still, the Browns aren't discounting the impact of Gordon's suspension.
"I'm not going to lie. It hurts," quarterback Brandon Weeden said. "He's a talented player. He's a guy that we're going to rely on for the 14 games after he comes back to be a big emphasis in this offense. But that being said, my confidence in the other guys who are going to step in there is just as high. They're great players, have a lot of ability and they're going to do a lot of things to help us win. It's not an ideal situation, but I've got a lot of confidence in the guys that are taking his spot."
The Browns hope Bess will show his former team what it's missing after trading him in a swap of draft picks. Bess spent his first five NFL seasons with the Dolphins, catching more than 50 passes every year and compiling 130 third-down receptions, second most in the NFL during that span.
"I don't hold any grudges," Bess said during a conference call with Miami reporters. "I'm forever thankful to the Dolphin organization to give me the opportunity to play in this league. We're nothing without the opportunity.
"I wouldn't say [I'll have] a chip on my shoulder [against the Dolphins]. If that's the case, my chip is [there] every Sunday against every opposing team because I didn't get drafted."
Bess shot down the notion that a conflict with the Dolphins' coaches led to his exit. There's speculation in Miami about the coaches possibly becoming angry with Bess because he didn't play through a back injury or the possibility of Bess becoming frustrated with the Dolphins because he was prevented from playing so he wouldn't reach financial contract incentives.
"I had a fracture in my lumbar, they said the L2 [vertebra]," Bess said. "I don't know exactly what it was. Everybody's injury was different, they say. With mine, I couldn't go, and I didn't. That's the way it unfolded.
"I have no idea about [the rumor about contract incentives]. I don't know how the injury tied to my contract. This is the first time I've heard anything about that."
Even if there is no bad blood between the Dolphins and Bess, the Browns hope coach Joe Philbin and Co. will leave town Sunday night realizing how much they miss him.
"I'm glad we have Davone Bess here," Browns defensive coordinator Ray Horton said. "I think he's also a critical part of what they used to do, and I think they've lost something in him."
Dolphins wide receiver Brian Hartline, a GlenOak High School graduate, agrees with Horton.
"He's a special talent," said Hartline, whose locker was next to Bess' last season. "He's got a great skill set. He busted his butt every single day. Any time you put those two together, he's very hard to replace. Not saying you're trying to replace what he does, but the coaches just felt they wanted to go in a different direction. At the same time, I still see things on film that we did a year ago that we still can use for teaching examples. However you want to feel about that, he's definitely a guy that I will say was a well-noted loss to say the least."
Still, the same can be said about the Browns missing Gordon for the first two games. It's a blow the team hopes it can absorb without being knocked out.
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Hello, I'm in process of finishing a bathroom in basement using existing plumbing. The plumbing was stubbed but no vent was installed and tapping into vent upstairs would be pretty hard. I talked to the plumber who installed the plumbing and he says the use of studor vents (AAV) is allowed in our county. My question is, is there a limited distance? I've included some pics. My vanity is to the right and I need to tie into the 2" pipe sticking out behind the toilet drain. If I ran a 2" pipe along the wall to the existing pipe and installed a studor vent under the vanity, would that be enough for proper venting? Or should I install a 'T' on top of the existing plumbing where I'm going to tie into and install a studor vent on top of the tee as well as under the vanity. straight line distance from vanity to drain is 8'. but the horizontal distance to run from vanity to drain along the wall is 12'. Thanks for the help
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Thanks for the response guys. The AAV will be accesible, it will be located behind the vanity door. I was just making sure I would not need another one since the AAV vent will be 12 feet away from the toilet drain. This vent will be the vent for all 3 fixtures. Sink, toilet, shower
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Dimensions of a driveway for a side-entry garage
My house has a walk-out basement, with the door oriented to the side. I want to turn the basement into a garage by knocking out the wall and building a side-entry driveway to access it. However, the side yard is 28' to the property line, so I can't really put a turnaround area off to the side. Also, there's a big old oak towards the back, so I can't extend the driveway any farther back than the width of the garage opening itself (24') without risking excessive damage to the tree's roots. Therefore, my question is this: would my 24' x 28' space (plus the space towards the front) provide enough maneuvering room, or is my dream of parking in my basement impractical?
I am smiling as I type this, so no disrespect intened, but there's a movie line that I have heard a guy I work with use occasionally, that goes something like "help me to help you". Anyway, yes, that much space would definitely work for me, if I am on my motorcycle. But no, that much space would definitely not work for me, if I am in my Dodge Ram 4x4. Seriously though, if you were to park your daily driver in that garage every day, I am sure that you would be severely disappointed by the end of the first week. On the other hand, if you were to park that same car in there for a drivetrain restoration, the convenience of having it indoors would probably make up for any inconvenience of jockying it back and forth once every 6 months. My suggestion would be to go to a more-or-less vacant part of a parking lot, so that you have the lines for reference, measure out the area that you have available, and see for yourself. You're the one who will live with it, but it sounds like much better space for a work shop than a garage. By the way, keep in mind that if you were to fo forward with it, you very likely would need to invest in quite a few modifications, such as fire rated doors and walls, possibly electrical changes, etc.
I have a 3-car side-entry garage. Here's a pic.
We do all of our parking in that first 2-car bay. The "landing pad" outside the garage extends for about 30 feet. If I hug the left side of the driveway I can get the Honda Pilot in the far-side of the 2 car bay without any back-and-forth. I can get the MINI Cooper in the nearside. (I could also get the Jetta in the picture in there)
If I had a long truck, I could probably get it into the 3rd bay.
I would say that your driveway would have to come right up the property line if you want to use this for everyday parking if you have more than a compact car.
Like the other poster said, it'll be great for a workshop type scenario. It'll be doable but not great for anything else.
I see plenty of side loads that are short changed on the driveway.
Most of the time the cars are setting outside.
A full exposure trumps a garage IMO , should always keep an eye on resale
value when you do things but its your house.
By the way, I would almost have to consider my proposal to be a "detached" garage because it would function that way: my house has no stairs to the basement, so I'd still have to go out the front door and around to access it. Adding stairs might be an option, but that's a question for a different thread.
Considering all that, do you still think I'm better off without the garage? My "full exposure" isn't all that great anyway; it's only got two small windows near the ceiling (and the door, of course).
I've lived in a house with no garage, and street parking.... so I understand the need for a garage! After all you've said, I would probably add the garage as well. (You need a warm spot to change that TDI timing belt every 100k.)
1. I would determine the actual space that I have to maneuver in. As an example, when you said that you had 28', my mind immediately went to 24-25', but mayber you actually have all of 28'. The reason though that I shrunk it is that a) you can't route water to flow off of your property onto someone else's property, so if you pour a concrete apron, you would most likely have to stay back a few feet from the property line, or b) if you use gravel, you would most likely have to stay back from the property line in order to prevent knocking gravel into the neighbor's yard. Either way, consider those things, and then, as I mentioned earlier, measure out whatever space you will actually have in a parking lot, and see if it is doable.
2. If you think it will work, I would simply call the local building department, to ask when the building inspector(s) is in, then drop by and chat with them about it. In general, despite things that you have probably heard, inpspectors are not "out to get you", and I honestly believe that they will give you the information that you need, in order to decide whether or not this is something that you wish to persue.
Once you convert to a garage the fire rated ceiling is a requirement
Do your wiring 1st, then install the garage door
I'd much rather have a limited access garage then no garage at all
We had the building Dept review the lot & "approve" a garage being built before we bought the new house
How long has fire rating been a requirement? My parents' house, built in 1993, has a "boat door" (garage door) in the basement at the back of the house, and bare joists for the ceiling.
In a word............
You need over 40 ft to construct a properly radiused turn into the garage AND not interfere with property set back laws. Remember, a two lane drive is 16 ft wide.
Side entrance garages in newer development neighborhoods are a joke. $40K to $80K worth of automobiles sitting outside in the weather while the garage holds a bunch of junk no self respecting yard sale would accept.
Maybe my opinion is a lttle too clear...........
My wife's Pontiac Vibe can turn a full circle in less then 18'
As can a lot of small cars
24' would be a piece of cake
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Biggest mistake they made with Wolverine, was making him the centre of every single X-men movie so far.
Wolverine is a great character within the group, and sticks out as memorable because of he's so different from the rest of them that it makes you wonder why he's in the team.
He's the guy who constantly tries to get his own way on missions, but who's hotheadedness usually ends up getting them in trouble. He's the guy that will square up to Cyclops, but still eventually back down and respect that they are all in it together.
Pushing him into the limelight, making everything about him, making it seem as though every decision he makes is the right one and others should listen to him, making him into this glorified hero that deserves to be in charge, was the mistake.
Just accept that this is the direction they have taken.
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This Week in Publishing 3/7/08
Remember last week when I talked about Word Count and talked about how some people in publishing think that short books are coming into style? This just in from AP Books Reporter Hillel Italie (via Publishers Lunch): short books (especially of the nonfictional varietal) are in style.
I often hear from agented authors who are wondering whether or how to break up with their agent. It's a serious matter and people always need to make their own decisions, and it's not something I tend to give advice on. It's really tricky to offer good advice since every situation is different, it's not my place to interfere with someone's working relationship with their agent, and it's so important to recognize the work agents are doing on your behalf. Luckily Jessica Faust at BookEnds just wrote a really really awesome post about this tricky subject, which offers some great general advice and poses some questions you should be asking yourself. Please check that out, she says it all perfectly.
Bestselling author Tess Gerritsen has a seriously awesome blog, and this week she discusses an author who is suing her publisher because of the cover they chose for her book against her wishes. As aspiring authors are often surprised to know, you have extremely little to no control over the cover publishers put on your book. In this case, because the cover in question features women of color, the author felt it marginalized the book and hurt sales (the author is African American, which either matters or doesn't depending on your perspective on the situation). I shant touch this one lest I get in hot water with any involved parties and get Dooced, but definitely check out Gerritsen's fascinating breakdown and her take on the situation to see what you think.
And finally, in the wake of the fake memoirs surfacing and the less-than-skeptical NY Times profile of Margarat B. Jones/Seltzer, according to Gawker the NY Times Standards editor Craig has put the ixnay on one-source profiles, writing in a memo "Until publishers start fact-checking their own nonfiction books, and that'll be the day, we should remember that profiles of unknown authors should always include reporting from other sources -- not just surrogates of the profilee like agents, publishers, lawyers, etc. -- to verifiy the most important facts." Huh. Funny that they should chide the publishing industry for not factchecking their books, because you know who else doesn't regularly employ factcheckers? Newspapers! Thank goodness no one has ever faked a newspaper article. That would be embarrassing.
Sheesh. Don't these people watch The Wire? And SPEAKING OF WHICH, last Wire EVER on Sunday! Goodbye to the greatest television show of all time.
Have a great weekend!
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- sex scenes at starbucks said...
As the old adage goes, I don't have enough time to write shorter books. :)
I generally do not enjoy shorter novels. I find I have trouble immersing myself in the fictional world. I'm also a fast reader, so they don't take enough time for me to get my money's worth. I don't really have an opinion on non-fic, though.
- March 7, 2008 at 3:20 PM
I'm tired of fantasy trilogies and quadralogies and pentalogies and. . .
I realize I may be excommunicated for that remark 8).
- March 7, 2008 at 3:42 PM
- Diana said...
Wow. Tess Gerritsen's post really gives one a lot to think about, doesn't it?
- March 7, 2008 at 3:45 PM
- Sophie W. said...
You realize that with The Wire ending, you have the perfect excuse... er... reason... to blog about endings in novels? And series?
Something like, "The Wire's ending was amazing and this is why."
I think you used The Wire to give writing advice before, actually.
- March 7, 2008 at 3:50 PM
- Furious D said...
1. Maybe publishers should use the interest in "short" books to sell more short story magazines? But this might just be wishful thinking on the part of publishers looking to save money and time manufacturing the damn things.
2. I wrote a book about how to break up with an agent, but I can't find an agent to sell it. I think someone doesn't want this info getting out? ;)
3. Sometimes you do wonder about the logic behind some book covers. Especially the ones that have absolutely nothing to do with the books in question. My advice. Don't sue, that'll just make the publisher your enemy. Win over the cover designers with food and booze. It's called strategy.
4. Didn't the New York Times recently get in trouble for printing some questionably sourced stories? Pot, meet kettle.
5. I guess The Wire got cut. Do you know why it was cancelled? It didn't hire Cormac McCarthy!
- March 7, 2008 at 3:51 PM
- John Arkwright said...
I do not see nearly as big a problem with faked biographies as the rest of the world does.
If the Blair Witch Project scared the heck out of you, then it was a good movie. By keeping the fact that it did not happen out of the publicity, the makers made a better movie. (caveat--I didn't see it).
Newspapers do not need to "call for" publishers to do more fact checking with bios. Publishers will do it automatically if it seriously affects the market for bios. If publishers see that they are losing lots of money on faked bios, they'll start checking.
Just as the NYT (potkettleblack, as Nathan and Wilco said) calls for honesty in bios, they were calling for stricter accounting reporting laws while Ken Lay of Enron was spending his life savings on legal defense and preparing for the perp walk. CEO's didn't need a more serious reminder to get the numbers right than Enron's meltdown and the subsequent imprisonment of their executives. Publishers don't need more of a reminder than marketplace discipline.
- March 7, 2008 at 3:55 PM
- Precie said...
Not to contradict you, but I'd like to suggest that perhaps "Homicide: Life on the Street" was the greatest television show of all time, particularly the episode entitled "Every Mother's Son." Brilliant and heartwrenching.
Thanks for TWiP!
- March 7, 2008 at 4:05 PM
I think it would be GREAT business to sell short novels. They would be fabulous for commuting and open a whole market for the novel as a stand alone!
Please, Nathan,let us know when that is all the rage!
- March 7, 2008 at 4:11 PM
I meant novella
- March 7, 2008 at 4:12 PM
As an artist, I have to say, that I would have huge concerns over the kind of artwork used for a book I wrote, even if not my own work.
- March 7, 2008 at 4:14 PM
Yes! I could see airport books and train books. Hour long books!
Books a Go-Go!
- March 7, 2008 at 4:16 PM
Re: the author whose cover was picked against her wishes.
No, I do not think it is okay for a publisher to depict a cover where the ethnicity of the characters do NOT match the actual people in the book.
To think that a novel filled with white chatacters should have black people depicted on the cover (and vice versa) is INSANE!
WHY would a publisher think that is okay? The cover is supposed to represent the novel, not the color of the author!
I'm a female. I write books with female main characters. Would I want some random male on my book cover? NO. Because it would be false advertising.
Ugh. Ugh. Ugh...
- March 7, 2008 at 4:18 PM
- Allen B. Ogey said...
I can't resist commenting that, as a reader, I vastly prefer LONGER novels. If I'm going to invest my money in a book, and my time in reading it, I want it to last - I want to immerse myself in the world and swim around in it for a while.
I don't claim to be in the majority or represent a trend or anything like that, but how do the marketing mavens measure the number of times I'm browsing titles and don't even bother pulling out the skinny ones? When looking over the shelves my eyes gravitate to the fat ones every time.
Optimal length, for me, is Lonesome Dove. 363,000 words, per a quick search.
Aside: I tried to find the word count for The Kite Runner, but I got tired of wading through all the essays and term papers for sale that Google kicked out.
- March 7, 2008 at 4:29 PM
- C.J. said...
'the wire' ending... short books coming into style... and now a white whale spotted near alaska... is the literary world prepared for this?!
- March 7, 2008 at 4:50 PM
- xengab said...
Short books are ok. But I prefer a lovely long book that I know I can enjoy for awhile since I do read fast. I have several days off work this week for vacation and I brought only two library books home with me. First one was read the first day and so I have one book to last three days which MIGHT work if I only read an hour or two each day.. *sighs*
Short books do not even cover me when on a train/plane.
Though people do have short times to read these days so maybe that is why short books are doing better because they can actually finish it before they forget how the book started.
- March 7, 2008 at 4:56 PM
How about BOTH short books AND long books.
I mean really, shouldn't a story be as long or as short as it takes to tell it well?
I LOVE my long books and I would not part from my copy of The Old Man and the Sea.
BTW, don't know if it's true, but I heard that the publisher on that book CHANGED the characters to AA too. I hope that wasn't true too!
I mean how could a publisher have the right?
(Hope I heard wrong.)
- March 7, 2008 at 5:27 PM
- Neptoon said...
Ummmm...isn't M.A.S.H the greatest TV show of all time?
And all things considered...rightfully so?
- March 7, 2008 at 5:42 PM
I'm not so sure that the short novel trend is as wide-reaching as it may seem. Right now, in YA lit, longer, stand-alone novels are huge, as are trilogies/series. For example, Libba Bray's final installment of the Gemma Doyle trilogy, The Sweet Far Thing, is 832 pages. Stephanie Meyer's Twilight saga includes books at 672 and 704 pages, respectively.
I do not mind short novels that are concise and to the point. If a novel is compelling, I do not mind if it is several hundred pages. The point at which I am irked as a reader is if a short novel does not cover all the ground that it could, or if a long novel falls into long, monotonous discussions of what the MC did to start the day. (Ie, MC woke up. MC stretched. MC went to shower. MC got dressed. MC went downstairs and ate a bowl of cheerios. MC looked outside; it was raining.)
I seriously have seen novels that tried to stretch themselves out like that - "sort of stretched, like butter stretched over too much bread". (Kudos to those who catch that quote.)
- March 7, 2008 at 6:19 PM
- Adaora A. said...
The important thing to consider is whether the cover is TELLING to the story. I'm an African American woman - Nigerian American to be exact - and my main character is African American. I don't know the book specifically, but I know for mine (I hope it gets published), I would have every need for an African American young woman to appear on the cover. I think this whole thing about race on covers is a bit this and that. If it needs to be there it needs to be there. I'd like to think she wanted to tell a story, and wanted her story to be heard. I would hope she wasn't trying to just closely follow numbers. I'm not trying to criticize anyone, I'm just letting my opinion be known from the view point I present. :::Begs off:::
Nathan, I know you must be heart broken over THE WIRE ending. Buy some burbon, order in some good food , and have yourself a good.
- March 7, 2008 at 6:25 PM
- Jackie said...
sorry, came out of my newly buried in a foot of snow slumbersome weekend, because I couldn't resist a few comments...
now, which President at the turn of the 19 th century was reported, by the newspapers, to have won the Election but did not? Hence, I am shocked, the news is wrong at times and not always the gospel truth...Orsen Wells, how many people believed that we were being invaded by Martians???
"The Who" said they were done to for quite a while (and I skipped a free concert to see them and it really was the last tour)
Somehow The Wire will be back, wether it is a newly titled show with a new cast, or part of the present cast signs on to another show. Chin up, the fat lady (me) has not sung yet (thank God for that :)
- March 7, 2008 at 7:41 PM
- Kirsten said...
Thank you for the link re. agent relationships. I no longer feel I need to ditch my trusting nature when agent-shopping. I can also see why commenting on the dealings of fellow agents is dicey ground you'd rather avoid.
Re. novel length:
I totally don't care how long a story is as long as it's compelling and effective. I like (or dislike) everything from short stories to epic sagas, depending on how well they come across.
Re: the book cover
That is an interesting conundrum. I feel for the author there... I do think it was callous of the publishers to completely disregard her intentions for her book, and treat it simply as their product. The author has to promote the work, too (and herself as an author). Seems like it would have been easier to just work together.
- March 7, 2008 at 8:13 PM
- jerzegurl said...
I can see why this is a trend.
People have less time to read, coupled with rising costs of printing books.
This may be good for novels, however a 200 page biography seems a bit off kilter.
What bothers me about books, TV etc. whenever something is a hit everyone tries to duplicate it, until you get tired of it.
It would be great to have a variety and more choices.
- March 7, 2008 at 8:31 PM
Love the holier than thou crap from the NYT, which recently published a sourceless hatchet job on John McCain that made everyone in America with a journalism degree cringe. Glad to see that the story was met with a collective yawn--not that I am any great fan of McCain's, but COME ON!
- March 7, 2008 at 9:23 PM
- LindaBudz said...
I'll be wearing all black on Sunday.
Anon 6:23. So true. Thank you.
- March 7, 2008 at 11:36 PM
- LindaBudz said...
Re: the author suing her publisher, I know of a YA author whose book was classified by the big sellers as an African-American book and placed on those shelves instead of the YA shelves. She had to fight to get it moved. (Fortunately her publisher was supportive and helped with that.)
I would never think to go over to the AA section of a bookstore to find a YA book just because the author is black. Yes, the characters in the book (most of them) were black, but it wasn't a book about race. I don't get why it was classified that way. It makes sense for a book that is about race, but otherwise....
Is my book going to be put in the German-American section of the bookstore once I'm published just because my heritage is mostly German? Or maybe the Irish-American section since my MC is Irish? Sheesh.
- March 7, 2008 at 11:45 PM
- Jackie said...
Nathan, I am assuming that a "critique of your work", mentioned in a contract to sign, is that they are asking the status of where I am with my book? correct?
- March 8, 2008 at 5:25 AM
- mlh said...
Hmm, interesting situation about suing a publisher. I realize that they should have gotten the okay on the touchy subject before doing the artwork. But I'm wondering if perhaps the folks at Penguin had believed that, because this author had already established the book in the general fiction section back when she had it self-published, then maybe they would push it in the African American genre to cover all their bases and produce more sales?
- March 8, 2008 at 10:52 AM
- Julie Weathers said...
A few years ago a horsewoman wrote a book about a cutting horse trainer getting killed. The cover was a gaudy, horrific thing with a pair of yellow, red, blue, green boots with jeans tucked in the tops, sticking out from some brush.
She said in an interview she nearly vomited when she saw the cover art. "No self respecting horse trainer would be caught dead in those ugly boots. Well, I guess mine was."
The only way I would have been able to read the thing was if I tore the cover off.
In the end, it's part of the ride. We don't have much input on covers and just have to hope for mercy.
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- March 9, 2008 at 6:03 PM
- LindaBudz said...
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Former Spur Dejuan Blair seems to think there could have been a big decision maker in the NBA finals. Jeff Garcia of ProjectSpurs.com brings Dejaun's take on the NBA Finals in as serious fashion as possible.
Very sad and horrific story.....
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Still waiting to see if the NFL will suspend Houston Texan's Antonio Smith after Saturday's pre-season game against the Miami Dolphins. The league fined Smith $21,000 for his behavior. SI.com obtained a copy of the video showing Smith swinging the football helmet of Miami Dolphin's Richard Icognito, hoping to hit him.


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I play piano in a band called Murnie. You might think of us as an irreverent pop combo with a penchant for unusual subject matters. We might think of ourselves as demons of lounge metal. The truth is undoubtedly somewhere between the two.
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My 10yo lab mix, Raven, has been healthy all her life. All of a sudden she got really sick this summer with dramatically elevated liver enzymes, vomiting, etc. We treated her with homecooked foods for 4 months and a round of antibiotics. All her tests (for leptospirosis, Lyme disease, etc) came back normal, so we never figured out what caused her illness. Her liver enzymes are normal now. But she has slightly low platelets.
Then twice in the past couple months she's had hot spots. She never had those before. Right before Thanksgiving, she chewed a hand-sized raw spot on her flank by her tail. It got infected, full of pus, and was very painful. She developed a fever and the shivers. She got goopy eyes and painful hips. A few times she wobbled and stumbled when she walked. She's itchy all over. Again all the tests were done and everything was negative (except the low platelets I mentioned above.)
It's now a week later. Antibiotics and skin ointment healed the hot spot, and her fever is gone now. Still isn't back to normal though. Still really itchy all over. Poor thing has been wearing an e-collar all week.
I have no idea what's going on with her! (Let me know if you have any ideas!)
There's a pet medical intuitive who owns an herb store in a nearby town. She does iridology too. Have you ever been to one? Would you go to one?
Book-lovin', relaxed homeschoolin', dog snugglin' mom of the best kid EVER! AND...waiting for baby #2, due 5/9/14!
No...but I have full access to amazing vets at work.
Have you tried a hypo-allergenic diet (not a homemade diet but a true hypo allergenic one?)
Sadly, Jan 21, 2011 m/c 6w5d
Hi. No, I've only tried switching to Wellness (from Canidae) and then the 4 months on white chicken, white rice, canola oil, plain yogurt, green beans, carrots, parsey. Added to that is the Balance It powder from our holistic vet.
Do you have any recommendations for foods?
Book-lovin', relaxed homeschoolin', dog snugglin' mom of the best kid EVER! AND...waiting for baby #2, due 5/9/14!
Chicken is a common allergy for dogs who have food allergies.
A hypoallergenic diet should be available at your vet's office. These types of specialty diets are not available at pet food stores.
We had good results with the fish-based Limited Antigen (now renamed Dermatologic http://www.purinaveterinarydiets.com/Product/DRMDermatologicManagementDogFood.aspx) formula from Purina Veterinary Diets but we didn't have issues nearly as severe as your dog does. A hypoallergenic formula is another step beyond a low-antigen formula as the proteins are usually hydrolyzed.
Food choices may have interactions with the liver issues though, so I'd suggest talking with your vet about food.
Lovin' my sweetheart, pregnant with #1 (EDD Feb.2013)
considering your dogs age it probably isnt food allergies, I would be going back to the vet or too a different vet to get a proper diagnosis. It cant hurt to do a food trial though.
I have read about rabbit meat being popular. I would give that a try-just meat raw or a bit cooked. If you have the money try out alternative things.Me, I would probaby mess around with food and herbs on my own.
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I was struggling to finish this book. Only because I read "Dead Above Ground" and it's sequel "Lita" first, I wanted to go back and read his debut novel. Tervlon has definately grown as a writer. It might have been strengthened by sticking with fewer narrators. A strong start for Tervalon, who has since moved into period fiction about New Orleans. The story is tragic and hopeful and insightful and sad all at once. The book, like life, has its melodramatic moments, but also moments of humor and lots of sympathetic insight into a host of interesting people trying, with varying degrees of success, to make the best of their lives. The most interesting character in the book was Crackhead Rika, and is shown to have quickly shed her privileged background to become be a hardened femme fatale figure. Unfortunately, her backstory feels rather incomplete, and as she's a pivotal figure in the narrative, it's a pity Tervalon didn't devote a little more time to her story.
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text: Studies theoretical and practical applications of small unit leadership principles. Focuses on managing personnel and resources, the military decision making process, the operations order, and oral communications. Exposes the student to tactical unit leadership in a variety of environments with a focus on preparation for the summer advance camp experience. Prereq., consent of the Professor of Military Science.


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Kids Enjoy Free Meals
Published July 10th, 2012
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When the school year ends, so does the chance for a regular meal for some students.
Under a federally funded program, however, the cafeterias remain open at many schools around Alachua County.
Parents can bring their children to school for lunch during the summer. Even some summer camps take advantage of the program.
"We do have kids that for sure we know didn't eat breakfast and we also have kids that just wouldn't come with lunches," said Natasha Williams.
Kids at the FOCUS summer camp in Gainesville are not only enjoying their daily activities, but also some free meals. Williams is a teacher at the camp. She told us how important these free meals are for both the kids and their parents.
"A lot of them can't afford to send lunch with their students, so they don't have to worry about that either. Same thing with breakfast. If they are leaving early at 7:30 a.m. to go to work, they don't have to worry about trying to feed their kids before they go because they know we will handle that," said Williams.
The kids hop on a bus and take a short trip to Lincoln Middle School.
"Come in and enjoy the air condition, get a well balanced meal and they can take their fruit home with them if they would like," said Jane Hurley who is the cafeteria manager at Lincoln Middle School.
Hurley said she's been serving summer meals for more than 20 years and doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon.
"I love feeding the kids. I love having them talk to me. I love seeing them out in the community later on once they graduate and let me know how they are doing. It's very rewarding. I am actually feeding some of their children now that I have feed in the past," said Hurley.
She said about 450 meals are served a day in Alachua County. Grilled cheese sandwiches, corn dogs, and ham and cheese are a few options on the menu.
Although Hurley notices more kids come in for one of their favorites.
"They love pizza. everybody loves that square pizza. So they come on Thursday for pizza," said Hurley.
As for the kids in the FOCUS summer camp, getting the free meals is part of their daily routine.
"This is definitely a way to make sure that all kids are eating," said Williams.
So that no kid in Alachua County goes hungry.
Anyone 18 and under is allowed to get a free meal at any of the 27 schools in across the county.
As for infants, they can get free formula.
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Black Americans Arrested for Marijuana Possession at Far Higher Rate
According to new federal data, about half of all drug arrests in 2011 and 2010 were for marijuana use. But even though usage rates for marijuana are similar among whites and blacks, black Americans, according to this data, were nearly four times as likely to be arrested for marijuana possession
Carl Hart is professor of psychology at Columbia University and drug researcher. He's also author of the forthcoming book: "High Price: A Neuroscientist's Journey of Self-Discovery That Challenges Everything You Know About Drugs and Society."


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A Companion Anthology to the 7th Son Trilogy
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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
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|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
And just like that, all hope is restored in Patriot Nation. Right?
OK maybe not all hope, but Sunday's convincing 38-24 win over the Cincinnati Bengals at Gillette Stadium did a lot to calm the concerns of Pats fans, heading into a 2010 season that could go in a number of different directions. Call the Bengals what you will, but in my mind, that Week 1 win is a quality one for the Pats, over a talented team loaded with offensive talent.
There were plenty of highlights in the game, and as always, some lowlights mixed in as well. But in our weekly "PATS on the Back" recap, we like to accentuate the positive. So with several worthy nominees for praise and acknowledgment, I decided to go with three Pats players that directly led to putting points on the board.
Any questions that remained about the health of Wes Welker were answered resoundingly with his performance in Sunday's win. His 8-catch, 64-yard, 2-touchdown day helped New England get out to their fast start, and helped put the whole stadium at ease. I don't know that there's a better story on the roster than that of Welker's return, and it was really great to see that the first chapter was a total success.
As if the early 17-0 lead that the Pats built wasn't demoralizing enough to the Cincinnati Bengals, linebacker Gary Guyton's second quarter interception of a Carson Palmer pass that was subsequently returned 59 yards to put even more points on the board, was the nail in the coffin of Cincy's slim hopes of a road win. For Guyton, who was passed over for one of the starting inside linebacker spots by rookie Brandon Spikes, it was his first career interception and first career touchdown. Not a bad day at the office for Mr. Guyton.
The second-year speedster out of North Carolina didn't make "POTB" for his four catches for a mere 36 yards, but instead for his 97-yard romp to the end zone to open the second half, and all but seal the deal for the Pats. The return extended the New England lead to 31-3. Tate, who missed all but two games last season with an assortment of injuries, will be leaned on heavily in special teams to return both punts and kickoffs. Taking it to the house on Sunday surely solidified his special teams role even further.
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Keep up: The facelifted US market Santa Fe Sport reflects changes made to the Aussie version last November, but has five seats and sits alongside a larger seven-seat Santa Fe not sold here.
12 February 2016
By HAITHAM RAZAGUI
HYUNDAI won't admit it, but Australian Santa Fe customers with a need for speed
could soon be sated by a beefy 199kW 3.3-litre V6 petrol engine option.
The powerful V6 should make up for the local lack of a 179kW 2.0-litre turbo
petrol engine, which is offered in the popular large SUV range overseas
including the United States, where a facelifted Santa Fe range was unveiled at
the Chicago motor show overnight.
Hyundai Motor Company Australia (HMCA) public relations general manager Bill
Thomas confirmed the turbo-petrol is ruled out for this market, but was not in
a position to confirm plans to introduce a V6.
GoAuto understands the door remains open for a six-cylinder Santa Fe – and
given the current trend of plunging petrol prices, it could arrive here sooner
rather than later.
Documents relating to Australian Design Rule (ADR) approval for the seven-seat
SUV line-up clearly show Hyundai has gone to the trouble of getting government
go-ahead for the big V6 paired with a six-speed automatic transmission.
Interestingly, the performance-oriented Santa Fe SR does not appear to be the
recipient of a six-cylinder engine, with the ADR documents suggesting the new
engine will be bundled alongside the existing 2.2-litre turbo-diesel and
2.4-litre naturally aspirated petrol drivetrains in the mainstream line-up.
Changes to the US market Santa Fe line-up as unveiled at the Chicago show
reflect the facelifted version launched in Australia last November, comprising
cosmetic exterior and interior upgrades, active safety technology additions and
boosted infotainment functions including Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
In the US what Aussies know as a Santa Fe is badged Santa Fe Sport and comes
with five seats, while the Santa Fe is slightly larger and more traditionally
SUV-shaped to better accommodate its third-row seating.
Owing to its popularity stateside, the facelifted Santa Fe Sport will receive a
production boost when it joins the Sonata and Elantra assembly lines at Hyundai'
s Montgomery manufacturing plant in Alamaba.
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Ko Olina Golf Club
When the Ko Olina Golf Club opened in 1990 it marked the first of several new courses in Leeward Oahu that decade and is currently one of only four resort courses on Oahu. This western Oahu golf course has hosted both Senior PGA Tour and LPGA Tour events.
This mounded layout's prevailing trade winds are its strongest characteristic and biggest challenge. After playing into a quartering wind from the left at the par-5 No. 1, golfers are met with a short par-4 at the second hole that plays into the trade wind with water on the right, the first of six holes where designer Ted Robinson's trademark water features come into play. A real stunner appears at No 8, a par-3 with cascading rock garden waterfall left of a multi-tiered green.
Ko Olina's finishing hole is an engaging par-4. The tee shot is critical to determine the length and position in which to approach the slightly elevated green protected at front and left by a large pond and waterfall. Hidden at the dogleg is still another water feature that comes in from the right. Getting on the green is only half the battle on this tiered putting surface.
Course Overview
Resort | 18 Holes | Par 72
Course Architect: Ted Robinson
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Club Rentals, Driving Range, and Pro Shop
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92-1220 Aliinui Dr.
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phone: (808) 676-5300
fax: (808) 676-5100
Course Details
Blue: Yardage 6815
Rating/Slope 73.3/133
White: Yardage 6432
Rating/Slope 71.6/130
Red: Yardage 5147
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Sacred Reich
Sacred Reich to release 'Ignorance - 30th Anniversary' reissue on July, 28th on vinyl and Digi-CD! For the first time ever with the original artwork!Read More
On July 14th, Norwegian Death Metallers Execration will release their new album 'Return To The Void' via Metal Blade Records. Please surf over to youtube.com to check out the album opener 'Eternal Recurrence'!Read More
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On July 14th, Metal Blade will release the Evergreen Terrace magnum opus 'Wolfbiker' for the first time ever on vinyl! It has been exactly ten years since its initial release and right on time for their upcoming European summer tour!Read More
The Black Dahlia Murder
Currently finishing work on their upcoming 8th full-length, The Black Dahlia Murder will head back out on the road this Sunday playing European festivals and club shows, also in Israel!Read More
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Abnormality premieres new video for "Mechanisms of Omniscience" via MetalInjection.net
- 14/04/16 – Massachusetts-based extreme metal outfit Abnormality will...Read More
SIX FEET UNDER reveals album details for the fourth installment of the 'Graveyard Classics' series
- 13/04/16 – Streams first single, 'Invader', online! Vinyl...Read More
BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME announces European summer dates!
- 12/04/16 – Launches live video for 'The Ectopic Stroll'...Read More
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- 07/04/16 – Massachusetts-based extreme metal outfit ABNORMALITY will...Read More
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- 06/04/16 – Cover Art by Jordan Barlow (High On Fire, Ritual...Read More
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- 06/04/16 – Album features special guests Brian Johnson of AC/DC and...Read More
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Show Attachment Icon
Usually people do not like changes, but in this case the changes are not good.
1.- Showing the attachments on TOP of the e-mail is useful for verification that we have attached a file.
(It should come back this feature)
2.- Showing the attachment on TOP and the type of attachment too ie (PDF, JPEG, RAR, etc)
(This feature is very important because our company received hundreds of spam e-mails asking us to open an attachment. If we recognize as RAR or ZIP we do not open the attachments).
3.- Please remember that changes should show improvement and benefit. In this case having an attachment at the bottom without showing the ICON of the type of attachment is not helpful at all.
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I don't see anywhere the attachment button. I am not able to attach a file.
Cihad Özyurt commented
Attachments are missing, because they are shown at the end of the mail.
harvey keen commented
send e-mail
Please yahoo act promptly and bring the whole bar containing send, attachment and the other buttons from the bottom of the mail to the top as it used to be in the earlier version of yahoo mail. The current position is quite inappropriate when replying emails where you have to scroll down the long email just to click send or attachment button. It is quite annoying and boring
I have totally missed attachments because of this change! The mere fact that it has taken 2 years to find this post tells me you are only getting a VERY small percentage of your actual customers on this forum. Stop with the change for change-changes. You are wasting time and money and losing customers because of the NONSENSE!
Yes, putting the attachment icon at the top is much more beneficial to the user. Also, we need a icon at the top for "URGENT" "ACTION ITEM"
Tab commented
And please show the SIZE of the attachment the way it used to be.
Shais Rosenblatt commented
It should be noted that you can still see the size of an attachment by mousing over it.
However, I agree with the other commenters that Yahoo! Mail used to be much more user-friendly when the attachment size was displayed directly, without having to mouse over it.
And I agree with all the others 100% that the attachments should be accessible at the top of the e-mail, and one should not have to scroll to the bottom of the e-mail or click on the paperclip icon in order to access the attachments.
These changes were not well thought out.
I agree, the attachments should be at the top of the email, not after the signature, which is when I stop reading the email. the paper clip is not noticeable at the right side of the email. this change sucks and makes me want to find another email server.
I apologize for a slight off-topic (btw, I completely agree with the "on topic"): Anyone else having problems with attaching the attachments?
For weeks now I cannot attach simple .doc/.docx file, or it takes very long to do that, with many errors and often unsuccessfully. Not to mention bigger files ("bigger" meaning over 1MB).
Now I use Gmail when I need to send some big and important attachment.
Agree, need to see the SIZE of attachment! Why did they take this away?
absolutely, i agree that the SIZE and file type of attachments MUST be shown! this is essential info for the receiver! some people cannot download or view a large file. OF COURSE! who is making these decisions to sacrifice good functionality in favor of cutting corners, cutesyness or other silly frivolous bullsh*t? we are serious people with serious stuff and YOU are not being reliable!
i agree, was dismayed to see there is nothing at top of email and only a paper clip shows. I never seem to notice a paper clip,t he previous version was soooo much better because it's visible and upfront. IN OTHER WORDS IMPORTANT. and hard to miss! of course! . also yes people think there is no attachment if it is not noticeable, and at the bottom! that's just an unbelievably bad change you've done. WHY do you make things worse ? Don't change the good things!
Philip Cobb commented
Could we add the email attachment at the top of the email rather that at the bottom. It is particluar difficult when it is at the end of a long string of emails
MY CLIENTS are replying that I forgot the attachment... if MY CLIENTS are used to seeing attachments at the top of emails... I would appreciate it if yahoo would not think it is in my best interest to retrain MY CLIENTS... PLEASE put the attachments back at the top of the email.
Randy commented
When there are a number of emails in an ongoing correspondence it is hard for the receiver of an attachment to easily find the attachment since it is at the very bottom of all the emails. Is it possible to begin putting the attachment under the most current email written explaining that there is an attachment. I have had a number of guests tell me they haven't received my rental agreements but it is at the very bottom and they didn't know they had to scroll all the way down. If the attachments were directly under the most current email the receiver will see it easily.
Horrified commented
Sounds like a great idea to me. Makes things more professional if you know that there is something you may have to create an answer back based upon what is in the attachment.
A paper clip icon at the top tells me nothing, other than that there is an attachment. There is easily room on the same line to display the file name, type of file, and the size. Then it will be a much quicker more convenient decision of whether to open it, download it, delete the email, etc.
Kimberly commented
Just out of curiosity, I checked to see what the top ranked issue is on the feedback page.....You're kidding, right?? Stationery is the 1st ranked issue. With all of these glitches.....Fix the auto-suggest, fix the "me" address problem, fix the BCC issue, fix the sub-folder issue, fix the filters not working issue, fix the attachment icon issue (and these are just the issues I am having personally)......the list goes on and on. And yet the 1st ranked issue is noted as stationery. And support has it noted as "Started - you asked, we listened". Please get with your programmers and fix the glitches first.
jalan commented
And showing the size of the attachment is important too. With my internet, if someone sends me a 5MB photo, I don't want to download it. I want to see right away what kind of file it is, AND how big it is.