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What a depressing story!
I don't know if I would call this a depressing story Roger. It was a predictable ending while yet remaining interesting. Johny Promise made his dying wish come true. Also, this was a different way of seeing the "afterlife." I liked it. Not the best episode, but far from the worst. 4 stars.
Davy Joe
Johnny Promo (aka: Johnny Promise) promises a witness against him that he will die within thirty days after Johnny's execution.
Matthew Langon
I thought this was going to have a journalistic slant to it, but it's better than that. The underutilized Joe (or Joseph) Julian (he played the uncle who took the wandering nephew in to his business in the RMT's "The horror within") plays a mob guy who turned state's evidence on his former partner in crime after the two were nabbed in a botched robbery. The partner killed a police officer in the process. On his sentencing, the partner addresses Julian's character, saying that within a month (maybe less) after the partner fries in the electric chair Julian will also be killed, and confidently states that Julian will know precisely that the killing was done by his former partner's orders. Now, the episode starts out with the two of them bantering back and forth, presumably in the hereafter. The partner keeps saying (paraphrased) "Now how did it go, Sam (Julian's character)?" Julian is despondent, so you know he didn't meet a good fate. However, as the story progresses we learn he was holed up in some hotel afraid for his life, and whenever he'd be talking to someone else (a barber, a locksmith, a former "business associate"), their voice would inevitably turn into the voice of his former partner who'd remind Julian that he wouldn't know WHO to trust in that final month after the partner was put to death. Then again, we also learn that Julian's character's girlfriend feels very sorry for him, as he must be going crazy. The partner was put to death THREE YEARS AGO...
J. Turaray
A couple of crooks on a crime spree are apprehended. One turns evidence to the police for a lighter sentence. The other, convicted of murdering a policeman, is executed. Immediately after sentencing, the condemned criminal turns to his partner with the promise that he will die within one month of his own execution. The surviving criminal is terrified and spend the month in terror, trying to live normally, trying to figure out how he will die… One of those wonderful twists at the end.
Mr. Flair
This episode is COOL...all the way down to the British locksmith!
This is a nice little creepy episode. And Michael Tolan and Joseph Julian really make it work. Tolan is so sinister and malicious and Julian is so convincing as a man figuratively "going to pieces"-- you can readily believe the sound of a truck backfiring could cause him to drop dead because he's so frayed at that point. Love the twist at the end, with the daylight savings time thrown in. Also, the music in this episode is possibly the best ever. The bed used when he emerges from his apartment for the final time sends shivers down your spine. It's hard to listen to that part with the lights turned out. Guy Repp must set some kind of a record here, for portraying more different charcters in one episode than any other RMT performer. My count has him playing-- the judge, the snitch in the bowling alley, the tailor, the locksmith, the barber, the desk clerk and the bystander on the street in the end. Perhaps this is why he never appeared in another episode, they burned him out with this one..............hee hee hee. Two things that didn't seem to fit. Would they really have allowed Johnny Promise to make such a long-winded threat in open court? And, the mention from Sam's girlfriend that it was actually three years later didn't seem to fit and was never really followed up on. It did, I suppose, alert us to just how frazzled and on the ragged edge Joseph Julian's character was at that point. Strong episode-- with almost a "Lights Out" feel to it......... Until next time..................
Yeah. I really liked the two elements that surprised us near the end, that of daylight savings time and the truck backfiring. I didn't see either of those coming and thought it made for a very neat twist.
This episode was not my cup of tea. Only occasionally do I enjoy revenge curse stories and, even then, only when the curse is thrown by an innocent person who was wronged by someone greedy, crooked or evil (As in, say, The House of the Seven Gables---the novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Not the RMT version, which alters the original story.) At least there's a sense of justice involved. In Deadline for Death, our "protagonists" are both crooks, so I really can't find myself caring too much about how the curse plays out. Neither one of the characters drew my sympathy, and certainly not my respect. Also, this play has kind of a one-note plot. I mean, from the beginning we already know the curse came true. It's being recounted by the two dead criminals. So the whole thing just becomes an end-game---listening to Sammy become more and more paranoid, tortured by Johnny's ghost, until we find out how he ended up dying. (SPOILER ALERT) The one interesting little twist comes at the end of the second act, when Sammy's girlfriend reveals that he's lost his mind and has no sense of how much time has passed. It foreshadows the idea that his own guilt-feelings kill him. Despite the script, though, the acting and production values were good and the little plot twist mentioned above was interesting, so I give this one a 2.
Hubert W.
This sounds like a modern "The Tale Tell Heart". I enjoyed it but this type of plot is not my favorite.
Hey, very good point! I hadn't thought of that, but it is something of a twist on "The Tell-Tale Heart" plot---being eaten up by one's own guilt. (By the way, has anyone heard the CBC Nightfall version of "Tell-Tale Heart"? Omigosh! It is one of the creepiest radio dramas I've ever heard! And very true to the original. Well worth checking out if you haven't heard it.)
Yes, I have it. And I'm glad to share it, however I don't currently have a Streamload account so I don't have a way of getting it to you right now. I don't know if there's another way to send it to you online, but I should have an account within 2 or 3 weeks, so if no one else on Streamload ends up having it I can get it to you at that time. Quite a few of the CBC Nightfall shows are extremely creepy. Their version of "The Monkey's Paw" is good too. Unlike RMT, though, their stories are strictly horror-oriented.
I really enjoyed this show and gave it a five! The script built the tension nicely. Knowing the outcome does not necessarily spoil it. The character's paranoia and fear keep you on edge. I didn't see it as resembling the tell-tale heart. Our anti-hero didn't have any feelings of guilt. Just fear. I'm not big on the suspense thriller, but this one is pretty good.
Jercs Soltes
Couple of thoughts: - I've heard the RMT's adaptation of "The telltale heart" and I can see some similarities. However, Arnold Moss (who besides acting in has penned a couple of interesting tales for the RMT) seemed inspired heavily by the old Twilight Zone with this one, off the top of my head by Judgment night (recurring judgment), A stop at Willougby (a guy playing mind games with himself) and Dead man's shoes (A gangster living in fear of his life due to a partner he was responsible for killing and who promised to kill him in return). - This one was TWZ cool, not as much for the plot as for the execution of it. (No pun intended). The music was all right, but the sound effects were bowling pin hitting, hoodlum-frisking, mirror breaking cool, IMO. - This was a role that in later years might have gone to an actor like Larry Haines. Himan Brown or whomever was casting director made a better choice: Joe Julian, a blue collar radio guy (you Ohio RMTers, he was a former announcer at WLW-AM in Cincinnati) who sounded like he was Sammy Rogers. Julian and Michael Tolin were made for each other in this play. (Julian didn't do much at the RMT, but he was the gruff sounding yet kindly Uncle Pietro ("That's 'Pete' kid, and don't you forget it!") in "The horror within", and also acted in "Hurricane" and "You only die once".) - How many RMTs do we get to have a cast of characters (heard or not) named Johnny, Sammy, Benny, Tommy, Vinnie, Joey, Luigi and Little Red Mike?
even tho i did know where this was going to end up i enjoyed it. i especially liked the twist when we find out hoe much time has actually passed. i liked the broken mirror scene. my favorite character was the little red guy. slightly damon runnion-like. i thought for a short time that the girlfriend might end up killing the guy because of the way he treated her. sometimes i pick the least likly suspect for a crime trying to out smart the cbsrmt writers. i gave it a 4.
Good enertainment...the power of the conscious, or at least a guilty conscious? The name Johnny Promise and the acting of Joseph Julian make for a unique sounding episode. The conclusion was inevitable. It reminds me of a terrific Cornell Woolrich novel "Night has a thousand eyes", where a similar natural irony does in our protgonist Baddie.
What a terrific program! This play was stacked with interesting characters, dialogue and content. One hardened criminal drew our sympathy and another, less likeable criminal, garnered respect for being true to his word. One great example of our authors subtle touch happened in the third act. Linda brings our main character his last meal of coffee and a rare hamburger... just as he likes them. A great job of forecasting that the grim reaper still had his number. A question: I know that daylight saving time was conceived in the 1700's but was it in practice before the energy crisis of the 70's? I ask because I wonder if this story's terrific end was inspired by national/global issues that occurred when it was written.
I agree that the "Three years" comment didn't really fit, with no further explanation. As far as him being disconnected from time, that wasn't a key element in the story at all--it would have played out just as well with no reference to it. Only served to confuse it, I felt. That issue aside, I really enjoyed this episode and it had me second-guessing everyone's motives just as much as HE was!
This story had multiple personalities. In the end of Act II, we learn of a "twist" that seems to be forgotten in Act III, which ends with its own "twist" that doesn't even make sense in conjunction with the first "twist." I preferred the first twist, but, as a boy, I would have preferred the second one; it's more Twilight-Zoney. Crime drama. Possible supernatural elements, depending on which twist you believe.
Jatt, never heard of CBC Nightfall. Thanks!!
It's a great show! DEADLINE seemed tailor made for Bogart and say, Cagney. I wish they were here to record it. This combination of characters (Michael Tolin and Joe Julien) was cool. This story was cool. Even the locksmith with the (not very good British? Australian?) accent was cool. THIS SHOW WAS COOL. (Kind of like "Harlem nocturne" cool.)
I'm curious if Arnold Moss got the inspiration to write this story after watching 2 TWILIGHT ZONE episodes called "Nervous Man In A Four Dollar Room" & "The Grave". If this was written as a book, it would definitely be a page-turner because it's 90% of a Drama-Mystery and 10% of a Fantasy-Mystery. What I loved the most in this CBSRMT episode, was E.G. Marshall's discourse on fear in ACT-1, the mystery of time & death in ACT-2, and which is hard to bare in ACT-3: the fear of loneliness or the loneliness that comes from fear? Those narrations were as good as Rod Serling's narrations in the TWILIGHT ZONE series. The cast was good, but not magnificent. I mean, Joseph Julian (as Sam Rogers), Michael Tolan (as Jonny Promise), June Gable (as Linda), and Guy Repp (as the Judge) played their parts well, but not enough emotion, in my opinion. For a character like Sam Rogers who is paranoid of dying, the role should've gone to Larry Haines. For the villainous role of Johnny Promise who acts normal, yet highly deranged, the role should've gone to Fred Gwynne because he can play a bad guy that people would love to hate (i.e. listen to Fred Gwynne's performance in #0303-THE SLAVE). The role of Linda should've gone to Evie Juster because she can play girlfriend roles "to a T". Guy Repp was fine, but it's too bad that this was the only CBSRMT episode he worked on. The sound effects were right on their marks. The slapping of Linda, the bowling alley scene, the noise of city traffic, the running water from the shower, the mirror breaking, the rotary phone, the mysterious footsteps in the streets, the bell tower ringing 5 times, and SPOILER ALERT: the mysterious sound that caused our main character to die at the 43-minute 41-second mark and later found out what it really was at the 44-minute 50-second mark. A good twisted climax! As for the music, it was building suspense, however, it needed more. If they added the music from the episodes of #0573-THE ARTIST, #0167-THE BLACK ROOM, #0034-THE DEADLY HOUR, and #1245-THE JUDGE'S HOUSE, this would be an outstanding mystery tale that would give you goosebumps and leave you speechless. So, I give this episode 4 out of 5 stars.
I liked this episode very much! I also give it 4 out of 5 for great! A paranoid criminal haunted by his former partner because of his betrayal going evidence against him as to get a lesser sentence. HE is haunted by his conscience... irony of ironies.. While not strictly related I did think of the twilight zone episode "The Thirty-Fathom Grave" as in that episode the man has a sense of guilt about his former crew members deaths years before. A whole twist on self fulfilling prophesy.
This combination of characters (Michael Tolin and Joe Julien) was cool. This story was cool. Even the locksmith with the (not very good British? Australian?) accent was cool. THIS SHOW WAS COOL. (Kind of like "Harlem nocturne" cool.) DEADLINE seemed tailor made for Bogart and say, Cagney. I wish they were here to record it.
An interesting tale to listen to. I supposed that Johnny Promise knew that his friend wasn't well hinged and that just telling him about his revenge would drive him over the edge. Perhaps he didn't think it would take three years to do so, but he probably knew it would happen. I did like the daylight savings time making the difference (even though it's changed a few times since then, I did like how they said that "back then it was..." - personally I could do without it altogether [perhaps I should move to Arizona]).
Is it just me or does anybody else think the girlfriend is the same voice talent as Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer (1964 version we all know and love)?


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A recent story in the New York Times uncovers the disturbing reality of politics in America today. The White House is for sale and 158 families are doubling down to own it. These families have contributed nearly half the campaign money needed for Democratic and Republican presidential campaigns. And they've done so through personal contributions or through the companies they own.
According to the U.S. Bureau of the Census, there are 123.2 million households in the United States. The one percenters may foster outrage but consider the fact that the race for the White House is funded by an even more exclusive group–a little over one millionth of one percent. At an average of more than one million dollars in campaign donations per family for a total contribution of $176 million, they are clearly vested in a political outcome of their choice.
Let's look at who these families are. They are uber-rich and predominantly white, although there is a representation of immigrants from Cuba, India and Israel. Almost half are on the Forbes 400 list of the country's top billionaires. The majority live in Florida, Texas or California.
The exclusive demographic share an unexpected (and positive) attribute: most were not raised with silver spoons or a trust fund. The majority of these contributors are self-made. They used their entrepreneurial drive to build successful businesses from the ground up or hedged their bets brilliantly to play in this elite field of contributors.
But that's where the change in today's wealthiest elite demographic stops. Predictably, most on the list made their money in energy and finance. And the majority lean right and contributed to Republican candidates.
Their contributions mainly to Republican candidates is the key to their intentions. These private individuals are hoping to buy a White House where the opportunities to become self-made billionaires will no longer be possible. They hope to preserve their wealth and grow it by breaking a system that allows others like them to prosper, too.
They support Republican candidates that will cut entitlement programs, pare government intervention on business and cut taxes and capital gains. In their attempt to protect the wealth they have built, they turn a blind eye to the reality that if such measures were in place before their rise to success, the likelihood they'd be in such a position of power would be almost nil.
There hasn't been such disparity in who funds and supports presidential campaigns since Lyndon Johnson. Until five years ago, campaign funding was limited and regulated. But the Supreme Court opened the campaign spending floodgates with its "Citizens United" decision, ruling that political spending is protected under the First Amendment. This meant that corporations and individuals could spend unlimited amounts of money on political activities, as long as it was done independently of a party or candidate.
And that's where the problem lies. Allowing individuals and corporations to donate as they choose to support political parties is not necessarily bad, but when such a small, unified portion of elite Americans does so, our political future is essentially sold to the highest bidder.


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I say deviant because I have always felt just a little out of kilter with the rest of humanity for all that I am essentially motivated by the same desires as anyone else. I find that I empathize most strongly with those who have experienced some unique personal challenge or trauma. I have a certain disdain for social constructions such as dress codes, gender roles, common conceptions of an individual's beauty or lack thereof and the like. Needless to say, if you are an individual who aspires to 'normality' I am probably not the gentleman for you :)
I say intellectual not so much because I imagine myself to be particularly erudite but because I try to analyze, understand, and evaluate anything and everything. Possibly as a form of escapism on occasion...
I like to collect moments of beauty, cuteness, whimsy, or poignancy. For example: One time as I was walking in a park, I passed three children who appeared very much to be siblings. The first one, a strapping young gentleman of perhaps some 8 years ran right on by me. The second, a young lady of nearly the same age, was making some odd bouncing jumps. She explained as if the question were plainly obvious "I am NOT skipping. Or jumping. I am PRANCING." As she passed by, the third, a young lady of maybe 4 years waddled as fast she could in the rear, pleading "Walk, walk!"
I've got a big soft heart that gets bruised pretty regularly. Which...one gets used to. I generally feel better about myself (and life in general) when I feel like I've had a positive affect on someone's life.
I am happily seeking new experiences, friends, activity partners, acquaintances, even lovers...but I AM ultimately in search of a passionate, lasting, stable relationship. The sort of thing where one is joined at the hip to another human being - capable of anticipating and finishing sentences. I hope to be someone's Everything. (Though never at the cost of stifling independent thought, personal hobbies, time, or friendships/confidants outside the relationship; that is neither healthy nor fulfilling for any involved). I don't buy into concepts such as fate, soulmates, or some ephemeral rare or unique individual that somehow complements me out of all the seething masses. Though experience suggests that there are certainly hordes of individuals with whom I am incapable or uninterested in maintaining even a simple friendship; and no doubt vise versa. I think people develop this sort of relationship through intent and hard work - by devoting time toward another's benefit, by making an effort to learn about another individual's specific tastes, truths, interests, insecurities. By making an effort to -develop- common interests. I'm happily willing to put in that effort. Are you?
Some possibilities: Oddly inflected speech, vocabulary, thinning scalp (Ahem: I'm BALDING, damn it), my second pair of arms...
Film: Amelie, Brazil, Twelve Monkeys, The English Patient, The Third Man (best movie ending of all time, IMO), Hot Fuzz
Music: Tom Waits, Beck, The Dubliners, The Beatles
Food: Calzones, curry, assorted asian dishes; foie gras, various sour and gooey cheeses, tart fruit, spiced cookies and sweets.
Tend not to watch TV
- Strategies for assorted goals
- People. Please note: I'm endlessly fascinated as to how people see themselves and the world. This results in me looking at and reading a lot of profiles. And returning to read again. This does NOT mean that I'm stalking you. Or even interested in a romantic sense.
- Sex. Hey there, I'm a guy (or perhaps I should say human) :) It's not the entire focus of my existence and no, I am NOT secretly looking for some sort of one-night stand or casual encounter; but to deny this would be dishonest.
- Schemes for drawing laughter out of my young niece and nephew.
- The things nobody is talking about
- Just about everything else, given sufficient time
(Idea #725-A: Convince a complete stranger to accompany me on a day trip up to Woodburn to search for latin cuisine. Hopefully one who, like myself, is completely unfamiliar with the geography of said town)


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By Jamie McAllister
Bellator signs wrestler Shawn Bunch the news comes directly from Bellator.com
Bellator Fighting Championships have agreed terms with decorated amateur wrestler Shawn Bunch. The former Olympic qualifier is now turning his attention solely toward Mixed Martial Arts and a future Bellator Bantamweight tournament.
"I've had my sights set on Bellator for a long time,"
"While I've been training in MMA for over four years, I've never been able to fully focus on the sport with my wrestling obligations. After watching guys like Ben Askren and King Mo, guys I really look up to in this sport have success, I knew the time was right to make the move to Bellator."
Bunch is one of the founding members of Team Thirsty and has trained alongside the likes of Bellator Welterweight Champion Ben Askren, Gray Maynard, Daniel Cormier and of course, King Mo Lawal.
King Mo commented to Bellator on the signing of Bunch.
"Shawn is one of the best athletes I've been around, and he isn't to be played with!"
"Shawn has been at the top of everything he has competed in, and MMA won't be much different. He lives off of hard work and dedication, and I expect him to be a Bellator Champion."
Ben Askren also had his say on Bunch signing.
"The best way to describe Shawn is just explosive and dynamic,"
"I've traveled the world with Shawn competing together in wrestling competitions, and know what kind of competitor he is. He'll make an incredible addition to the Bellator family, and I'm excited to see what he brings to the cage."
Bunch is currently conducting his training at American Kickboxing Academy and looking to improve his skill set before he makes his Bellator debut.
"For MMA fans that aren't familiar with me, get ready," Bunch said. "I bring an incredibly fast and explosive game to the table, and I'm just ready to start this new chapter in my life. I can't wait to get into the cage and get it going."
"Wrestlers like Askren, Warren, Konrad, Chandler and soon King Mo have had great impact at Bellator, and I expect nothing less with Shawn," said Bellator Chairman & CEO Bjorn Rebney. "Shawn brings a resume in combat sport and a level of explosiveness to MMA that is hard to match. I can't wait to watch him develop as part of the Bellator family."
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As I mentioned in my wrap-up of VMworld 2011, one of the shiny new VMware products to hit the shelves this year is the vSphere Storage Appliance, or VSA. The VSA delivers SAN-like features to small businesses that may not have the budget, staffing, or technical sophistication to purchase a real SAN.
But the initial release of the VSA is marred by a number of serious deployment and scalability limitations. The real story behind VMware's introduction of the VSA has less to do with the VSA itself and more with VMware's relationship with its partners and its parent company, EMC.
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Thai Fish Curry - Kaeng Ped Pla / or Tofu
Recipe by magpie diner
I have tried many thai curries over the years, and they have all been 'OK', but never quite got that authentic flavour or feel. And then other recipes have just scared me away with incredibly long lists of ingredients. I think this is a nice compromise. It is well worth marinating, it only takes a minute to throw the marinade together, then putting it all together later does not take long at all. I have made it with fish and followed the recipe to a T, with beautiful results. I have also subbed tofu and had good results. This recipe does not traditionally call for any veg to be included, it's meant to be simple. I often do add one vegetable such as red bell pepper or bok choi though, otherwise I serve with a salad. If you do add a veg, be careful not to add too much or you take away from the sauce and lose some of that soupy consistency. Keep it simple If you really wanted to add more veg I would double up on the sauce ingredients. Most of the ingredients are pretty main stream these days, my local grocery store carries it all, and certainly any Asian grocery store would. Hope you enjoy, this recipe came from a Thai food and lifestyle cookbook that was given to me as a gift.
Top Review by Rinshinomori
We enjoyed this recipe using both wild caught chum salmon and tofu. Brown sugar and cut up banana were added to bring out the sweetness that was missing in the sauce. I also added green pepper and onion for more flavor and color along with julienned carrots. Thank you for posting this recipe. Made for Asian forum's unrated Asian recipe tag.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lime, juice of
- 4 tablespoons fish sauce
- 2 tablespoons thai soy sauce, or sub regular soy sauce or tamari is OK
- 1 fresh red chili pepper, seeded and chopped, fresh is best but sub 1/4-1/2 tsp chile powder if you have to
- 12 oz/ 350 g white fish, cubed
- 12 oz/ 350 g salmon fillets, skinned and cubed
- 1 cake tofu, cubed firm, instead of fish if you prefer
- 1 3⁄4 cups coconut milk (I just use one can of lite coconut milk)
- 3 kaffir lime leaves
- 1 tablespoon red curry paste
- 1 stalk lemongrass, white part only, chopped finely, or use about 1-2 tsp of the fresh pre-minced type you can get in tu
- 2 cups jasmine rice, or brown basmati if you prefer
- 4 tablespoons fresh cilantro, chopped
- 1 pinch or two brown sugar
- 1 red bell pepper, or other veg, cut into thin strips
- 2 -3 tablespoons pistachio nuts, roasted as optional garnish
- 3 -4 tablespoons mangoes, or other tropical fruit, diced finely, as optional garnish
Directions See How It's Made
- The Marinade, prepare at least 1-2 hours before, or even overnight:.
- Combine the lime juice, HALF of the fish sauce, and the soy sauce in a shallow non-metallic dish.
- Add the chile and the fish (or tofu), stir or use your hands to coat. Cover and let chill for 1-2 hours, or overnight. (If the fish or tofu is not fully immersed, turn the pieces part way through marinating).
- Ready to cook:.
- Start your rice as per package directions. Depending on the sort you are using, the cooking time will vary.
- Add the curry paste to a med hot pan, warm it up a bit and then add the coconut milk, the lime leaves, the remaining fish sauce and the lemon grass. Simmer gently for 10-15 minutes.
- Add the fish, the marinade and red bell pepper or other veg if you're using one. Let it all simmer together for about 5 minutes, until the fish (or tofu) and veg are cooked. If you need to have this sit for longer, be sure not to add the veg too early or they will be over cooked.
- At this point you may want to add a pinch of brown sugar if it tastes too sour or salty.
- Stir the chopped fresh cilantro through the hot boiled rice.
- Serve the curry with the rice, garnish the curry with pistachio nuts and/or chopped mango if you like -- it adds a nice touch.


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New Single off Lynxxx's Sophomore album "jollof Musik" Fine Lady featuring star boy Wizkid .Am sure you all remember they were on the same track "Good Loving on lynxxx First Album and here we go again with another monster colabo .
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OMG...my clay gun came apart!! The little metal spring and the 4 little rectangular metal things that are located near the red handle came apart!! How do I put them together?? I purchased the clay gun through sugarshack's website. I think I threw away the instruction manual...Please help!!
Don't panic! I'm going to scan the instructions and post them in a sec...
DianeLM...."HECK YEAH" it worked!!! Yay..I am happy I can use it again!! I am a little challenged with putting stuff together It took me a while but I got it. Thanks a bunch
Glad it worked! I remember panicking the first time my clay gun fell apart. Since then, I always make sure everything is tight before proceeding.
Don't even ask how I reacted the first time my airbrush fell apart! LOL
Today's Lesson: SAVE THOSE INSTRUCTIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just make sure everytime you use the clay gun that the black knob on the top is screwed up tight as it has a habit of coming loose when you undo the other two screw points. Hope you understand what I am saying. And always make sure the middle drum goes on with the writing on it facing up towards the knob. If I don't do this the bottom part with the disk in pops off when I start extruding the icing. Not sure if this happens to others but it does to me.
I accidentally took it apart completely and the handle doesn't work, it says the cam should be above the plates, but what is the cam? there is nothing in the drawings.
It is the little hooky silver bit that moves the spring up and down and that sits on top of the 4 square metal plates and moves when you press the red handle. I have tried to attach the info sheet and hope it comes out clear as I have scanned it. See the instruction above.
thank you it all works now.
I am so glad I came across this thread, and especially Briarview's post! I have no bother putting my gun back together when it comes apart, but recently the end kept popping off, and I couldn't understand why. I just the turned the barrel the other way up like Briarview suggests, and the bottom part immediately screwed on tighter and stays put again in use like it used to. Thank you!
THANKS to this post I could reassemble my ********** Gun !


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Hi! I'm Logan a 1 year old, 43 lb, neutered male. I am housebroken and crate-trained, although I don't really need the crate.
I've had a difficult past with other dogs and need slow introductions when meeting new canine friends. Other dogs do help me with confidence, so I'd like to have a confident canine sibling in my new home. I'll need to find a home local to Wilmington, NC.
I am a shy boy at first, but once I warm up to you I'll love to play. I like toys and will even play fetch! I'll also seek plenty of affection. I'd like a home with a routine that I can follow so I don't have to guess what will happen next. I'd prefer to be in a home without small children due to my shy nature.
I may be uncomfortable with walks until I know the neighborhood, but then I love my walks! I walk well on a leash and may only pull a little bit. I get nervous when people drop things, but am fine with thunder, lightning, and rain.
I am just a diamond in the rough waiting to find the right home, could it possibly be with you?
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For more information, please contact Adoptions.
Echo Dogs fosters dogs in many states. Visit Echo Dogs White Shepherd Rescue to see more of our dogs. Transportation for the adopted dog IS available. Remember, we are an all-volunteer foster rescue organization - we DO NOT have a physical shelter to visit. Our minimum adoption donation is $300. All dogs are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations and micro-chipped. Puppies under 6 months old may not be spayed/neutered. This would be the responsibility of the adopter at their own expense. Proof of spay/neuter will be required!
To complete an online application: Click here.
Where we get our dogs:
Most of our dogs come from animal control facilities (also known as dog pounds or "doggie jail"). They have either been found as strays or abandoned there by their prior owners. We also accept dogs directly from owners who no longer want them - most of the time, it's due to a change in their family circumstances and they find that the dog simply no longer fits into their plans, but sometimes it's truly an unfortunate set of events that require them to relinquish a beloved pet.
How do we choose which dogs we accept:
There are three main criteria we use to determine which dogs come into our organization for rehoming.
First, and most importantly, is the temperament of the dog. In an ideal world, this would be the only criteria we would apply to accepting a dog for rehoming. We try to get as good a behavioral assessment as we can prior to committing to taking the dog. If a dog is still with its owner, we require that the dog be assessed by a professional selected by us before we will agree to accept the dog.
Second, whether we have an open foster space available. This, sadly for many dogs, is simply a matter of lucky timing. We have no physical facility, so we have to wait for a dog to be adopted before we have a foster space available (although we dream of having a facility some day). Foster space is definitely the bottleneck in our ability to save more dogs.
Third, if we have a way to get the dog transported from where it is to where the foster home is located. We sometimes have a dog in one state, but the open foster space is in a different state. If we have volunteers to help transport, we have to incur expense to board the dog for at least two weeks, get its vaccinations and have a health certificate issued in its home state before we transport the dog across into another state for fostering. If we have the funds and volunteers available, we can save the dog.
Where are the dogs located:
Once a dog enters our program, he or she lives in a foster home. Our foster homes are in many different states. The dog lives as a member of the foster family until he or she is adopted. The foster parents learn all about the dog and can give potential adopters a detailed description of the dog's personality and quirks.
What keeps us going:
WE LOVE PHOTOS AND UPDATES! Hearing that our dogs are doing well and that you're happy with them is what keeps us going in this otherwise fairly grim business. Please keep us posted on significant events or just whenever you happen to think of it. We love to hear from you!
The first step to be considered to adopt a dog through Echo Dogs White Shepherd Rescue is to complete an application. The Application can be found at the Adoption drop-down menu on the navigation bar above or by clicking here: Echo Dogs Application Form
The application is sent electronically to our processing team, where references are checked. (Yes, we really do call your references!)
We will call and speak with references listed on your application. The information provided to us by your references is kept strictly confidential. We believe that we get honest information by assuring references that we will not disclose to anyone the content of our conversations.
You should call your references to let them know that they may be contacted by Echo Dogs. Occasionally, we have encountered some references, such as veterinarians, who are reluctant to speak with us unless they have your permission. It is easier for all of us if you let them know to expect our call.
No application can be approved without veterinary and personal references.
After your application has passed through the reference checks, we will work to get a home visit set up. Either an Echo Dogs volunteer or someone who has agreed to help us (usually another rescue group or animal shelter volunteer) will contact you to set up the home visit. We will contact you to let you know who will be working with you to find a mutually-convenient time for conducting the home visit.
Home visits are not scary!! This is often the most nerve-wracking part of our application approval process -- but it needn't be. The home visit is designed to accomplish three main goals: 1. To verify that the information provided on the application is true and accurate; 2. To determine whether the home has the ability to provide a safe, loving environment for a dog through Echo Dogs; and 3. To help determine the personality of the dog that would best suit the home and family.
After your application has passed all reference checks and the home visit, you are approved to adopt one of our dogs! However, not every dog is appropriate for every home. We will work with you to find the dog that is best suited for your home, family and lifestyle. We want you to get a dog that will enrich your life and delight you and we want each one of our dogs to have a home and family that thinks he or she is the absolute best dog on the planet.
Our Adoption Coordinator takes over at this point in the process. She will look at your application and home visit report and will send your application to the foster home that has a dog she thinks you might be interested in. The foster home will either call or e-mail you with some information about the dog. You should ask as many questions as you feel necessary to understand whether this dog is the "one" for you. If you don't think one sounds just right, just let the foster home or the Adoption Coordinator know and we will look for a different dog. If you can tell us why a particular dog didn't appeal to you, it will help us look at other dogs in our program that might be more suitable.
Please do not feel pressured to adopt any dog that you aren't absolutely comfortable about adopting! Each of us loves our foster dogs, but we realize that he or she might not be the right dog for every family or home. We do not feel offended or hurt if you decide you would rather adopt a dog other than our personal foster dog. After all, our goal is to get our foster dog into a home where she or he will be truly treasured.
When you have found the dog that you want to adopt, let the foster home or the Adoption Coordinator know and the Adoption Coordinator will work with you to finalize the adoption.
We understand that our dogs are often in places far away from the adopters. Depending on the distances involved, we have various options available, which we can discuss prior to finalize the adoption. Bear in mind, that the transportation, depending on the distances involved, the speed with which you want to receive the dog and sometimes just plain luck, may involve some additional expense and almost always require you to drive some distance to pick up the dog.
We ask for each of our adopters to make a minimum donation to Echo Dogs to adopt one of our dogs. Currently, we request a minimum of $300, which is roughly equivalent to the average veterinary expenses we spend on our dogs.
Each of our dogs, at the time of adoption, will be current on their vaccinations (DHPP, rabies and bordatella), have a negative heartworm test and fecal exam, will have been spayed or neutered and have a microchip implanted. We keep each of our dogs on Heartgard or Interceptor and Frontline Plus while in foster care.
Many of our dogs have received considerably more medical treatment than the above, depending on what they need when they arrive into foster care. If a dog has a chronic condition that is diagnosed while in our care, we will inform you of the diagnosis and the course of treatment that the dog has been receiving while in our care.
We gladly answer any questions about our process, or any of our dogs. Just ask!
Thank You!
Your message has been sent to Echo Dogs White Shepherd Rescue.
You'll receive a copy, too, at to help you keep track of which pets you've inquired about, and which shelters and rescues you've emailed.
NOTE: Some shelters have physical locations you can visit; some of these shelters may only have pets for a limited time, so please do not wait for a reply—just go visit the shelter! Other organizations are rescue groups run by busy volunteers who may take a while to reply. You can find information about the shelter or rescue group caring for this pet, and their adoption procedures, on the pet's details page on Adopt-a-Pet.com.


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Maryland's Green Economy
The Green Goods and Services (GGS) Survey is conducted to measure the size of the United States' green economy. The employers studied with the GGS Survey are producers of goods and services that benefit the environment or conserve natural resources … Read more
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Notre Dame of Maryland Ranked Among Best Women's Colleges
Notre Dame of Maryland University located in northern Baltimore City was named the #11 Best Women's College in America in College Choice's 2015 ranking. The ranking is based off of factors that college freshmen identified as most important to their … Read more
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Citelighter to Hire Up to 20 new Employees
Not long after closing on a $2 million fundraising round, Citelighter has announced plans to hire as many as 20 new employees. At the time the round was closing, Citelighter had 27 employees and CEO Saad Alam pointed to plans … Read more
Baltimore Listed Among the Best Startup Cities in America
Popular Mechanics ranked the 14 startup cities in America, focusing on the next wave of cities building an ecosystem to turn innovators into entrepreneurs, and placed Baltimore #5 on the list. Popular Mechanics' description of Baltimore tells the story of … Read more
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The Importance of the Arts in Economic Development
Recently, Richard Florida of The Atlantic's CityLab published a synopsis of a study detailing extensive research that linked arts clustering to widespread economic development in nearly every metropolitan region across the country. The Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore elected to … Read more
Citelighter to Close on $2 Million in Funding
Citelighter, a Baltimore-based EdTech startup that relocated to the region from New York City in 2013, has announced their expectation to close on a $2 million fundraising round. This is the second round of seed funding for Citelighter, who closed … Read more
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Mind Over Machines Wins $15 Million Federal Contract
Mind Over Machines, a software and data consultancy firm in Baltimore County, has won a 5-year, $15 million contract from the National Institutes of Health's Center for Information Technology. The NIH will have Mind Over Machines handling application maintenance, information … Read more
Profectus BioSciences Receives $8.5M for Work on Ebola Vaccine
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Baku, Azerbaijan, June 6
By Elena Kosolapova - Trend:
Vienna' police arrested Rakhat Aliyev, the former son-in-law of Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev on June 5, the Austria Press Agency reported.
Rakhat Aliyev is suspected of murder and torture in Kazakhstan.
The warrant for his arrest was issued on May 19. Aliyev surrendered "voluntarily" since wanted to "cooperate" with police, his legal representative Manfred Ainedter told the media.
In 2008, Rakhat Aliyev, who earlier served as Kazakh ambassador to Austria, was sentenced to 40 years in prison in absentia for preparing to seize power and organizing a criminal group involved in kidnappings in Kazakhstan. Vienna Court refused to extradite Aliyev to Kazakhstan in June 2011.
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Former son-in-law of Kazakh President arrested
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During normal operations, the nodes in a replication group communicate with one another to ensure that the JE cleaner does not reclaim log files still needed by the group. The tail end of the replication stream may still be needed by a lagging Replica in order to make it current with the Master, and so the replication group makes sure the trailing log files needed to bring lagging Replicas up-to-date are not reclaimed.
However, if a node becomes unavailable for a long enough period of time, then log files needed to bring it up to date will be reclaimed by the cleaner. The length of time that a node is unavailable before necessary log files are reclaimed is defined by REP_STREAM_TIMEOUT property, which you can manage using ReplicationConfig.setConfigParam(). The default value is 24 hours.
Once log files have been reclaimed by a cleaner, then the Replica can no longer be brought up to date using the normal replication stream. Your application code will know this has happened when the ReplicatedEnvironment constructor throws an InsufficientLogException.
When your code catches an InsufficientLogException, then you must bring the Replica up-to-date using a mechanism other than the normal replication stream. You do this using the NetworkRestore class. A call to NetworkRestore.execute() causes the Replica to copy the missing log files from a member of the replication group who owns the files and seems to be the least busy. Once the Replica has obtained the log files that it requires, it automatically re-establishes its replication stream with the Master so that the Master can finish bringing the Replica up-to-date.
For example:
... try { node = new ReplicatedEnvironment(envDir, repConfig, envConfig); } catch (InsufficientLogException insufficientLogEx) { NetworkRestore restore = new NetworkRestore(); NetworkRestoreConfig config = new NetworkRestoreConfig(); config.setRetainLogFiles(false); // delete obsolete log files. // Use the members returned by insufficientLogEx.getLogProviders() // to select the desired subset of members and pass the resulting // list as the argument to config.setLogProviders(), if the // default selection of providers is not suitable. restore.execute(insufficientLogEx, config); // retry node = new ReplicatedEnvironment(envDir, repConfig, envConfig); } ...
Note that the replication group does not maintain information about the log files needed by secondary nodes. Instead, the system retains a set of log files beyond those required for a network restore based on the NETWORK_RESTORE_OVERHEAD property, which you can manage using ReplicationConfig.setConfigParam(). The default value is 10, which means that the system uses the estimate of 10 percent for the additional amount of data that performing a network restore needs to send over the network as compared to using the same log files to perform replication. In this case, the system saves files containing an additional 10 percent of log data beyond the amount needed for a network restore.


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Cottage Grove police reports for July 9: Burglary, domestic assault, disorderly conduct, property damage
Recent criminal activity reported in Cottage Grove:
Property damage
Armstrong Elementary School, 8855 Inwood Ave., reported June 14 that a section of playground equipment was damaged.
Armstrong Elementary School, 8855 Inwood Ave., reported June 24 that a window was broken. Damage: $1,000.
A Cottage Grove resident reported June 24 that two solar lights were removed from the ground and thrown against the home in the 7200 block of Imperial Avenue. Loss: $45.
Police received a report June 27 that someone put dirt inside the gas tank of construction equipment at West Draw Park, 7050 Meadow Grass Lane. Damage: $500.
Armstrong Elementary School, 8855 Inwood Ave., reported June 28 that a glass lens from a security light and a concrete rain deflector were damaged. Damage: $200.
Hillside Elementary School, 8177 Hillside Trail, reported June 30 that a window was broken on the building. No damage estimate was listed.
A police officer on patrol early July 2 found that a steel bar was pried from a door to the former Rush nightclub building in the 7300 block of West Point Douglas Road. No entry had been made to the building.
Disorderly conduct
A 33-year-old Cottage Grove woman and a 38-year-old Cottage Grove man were each cited for disorderly conduct following a June 28 disturbance in the 7000 block of 90th Street. They were arguing.
Domestic assault
Scott C. Meissner, 36, of Cottage Grove, was arrested June 15 for allegedly throwing a TV remote at his 77-year-old grandmother and threatened her. He was booked into Washington County jail on suspicion of felony domestic assault, due to previous criminal convictions.
Adrien M. Willette, 32, was arrested on suspicion of domestic assault after she allegedly pushed her mother over a chair during a June 23 altercation at their home in the 7900 block of Hillside Trail. Willette was booked into the Washington County jail.
Vehicle tampering
A Cottage Grove resident reported June 16 that someone tampered with a vehicle in the 7700 block of Ivystone Avenue.
A Cottage Grove resident reported June 20 that vehicles in the driveway and garage had been entered and a trimmer was stolen from the garage in the 8400 block of Jergen Avenue.
A Cottage Grove resident reported June 25 that someone had kicked in the front door to the home in the 7500 block of Irvin Avenue and stole items from inside.


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15 years ... and what do you get? Another day older and problems with your neck.
After 15 years of nappy dirty stinky dreads ... Jeff decided it was time. Time for a fresh start. Time to make a break from the past. Time to say good-bye to his dreads.
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Best Places to Take Your Dog in Owensboro – Wilma's Top Five
For those of you who know me, you know that I love animals and basically claim to be Ace Ventura. All of my pets are rescues and I am currently proud papa to 2 dogs and 1 cat. Dolly is a Bichon Frise who is ALWAYS up in a brother's grill. My cat, Oprah, is deaf (which probably comes in rather handy. My dogs are obnoxious and, let's be honest, I wrote the book on boisterous). And Wilma is my rescued standard schnauzer with separation anxiety and a wide variety of other mental health disorders. I don't really know much about where Wilma came from. She's a strikingly beautiful pooch . . . but a total basket case. I like to refer to her as Kibbles and Fits! To give you guys a sneak peak into the life of one of my neurotic four-pawed children, I decided to share with you WILMA'S FIVE FAVORITE PLACES TO GO!


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Facebook Fends Off More Foreign Data Requests Than Domestic
Every year, Facebook gets thousands of requests from governments for access to its users' data. According to a new company report, the tech giant has an easier time fending off requests from foreign governments than from U.S. law enforcement agencies.
The report, published Tuesday on the company's website and accessible to anyone with a Facebook account, lists, for the first time, the number of requests the company receives from foreign countries and the number of Facebook accounts that they asked to access.
During the first half of this year, 70 countries asked for the account information for 17,940 Facebook users. The government that made by far the most requests for Facebook's data is the U.S., which issued 11,000-12,000 requests for information on 20,000-21,000 Facebook accounts in the first six months of this year.


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I can't say I was one of the Australians who covered themselves in glory at the Sydney Olympics. My competitive event was the marathon argument with blue-coated volunteer marshals, and I copped a flogging.
I'm sure the whole volunteer thing was amazing and wonderful, but if you're one of the 0.01 per cent of independent-minded punters who comes up against the 0.01 per cent of volunteers whose official uniform turns them into Little Hitlers, it can't end well.
My chance for redemption has had to wait 14 years. In Glasgow, I have promised myself to smile at all times, and to be honest it's hard to have an argument when you don't have the foggiest idea what the other person is saying.
Fortunately, incomprehensibility is made up for by sheer numbers. In my journey from the Glasgow city centre to the Scotstoun Sports Campus, where table tennis and squash are played, I was assisted by no fewer than eight different volunteers, or more if you include those operating in teams.
There was the man at the bus stop where I got on. There was the woman at the bus stop where I got off. There was the man who stepped up to guide me as I made my way from the de-bussing point to my next em-bussing point.
"Where are you going, Sir?"
"Scotstoun," I said, relieved to be able to answer a question, not just ask one.
"Scotstoun. The table tennis venue.'
"Eh, can't help you. My pronunciation's no good."
His pronunciation was absolutely fine. It was his hearing that was the problem. Presently his volunteer supervisor stepped in and piloted me the remaining 10 metres to my bus.
The encounter with the bus plaza volunteer hinted at another vital lesson, which is that many of the volunteers are not from Glasgow, and therefore, despite their inexhaustible friendliness and desire to help, they don't actually know anything.
The venues in Glasgow are not in Glasgow proper, but are scattered at magnetic monopoles around the city, as if precisely located to be as far from each other, and from Glasgow itself, as possible.
Directing you to them would be challenge enough for a Glaswegian volunteer, but for an out-of-towner in a uniform, of which there are thousands, if not millions, all they elicit is a piteous shrug and a slightly desperate glance hither and yon for someone who might know.
Which person does exist, but here's the Catch-22. The ones who know stuff speak Glaswegian. So if they can help, you can't understand. And conversely, the ones who you can understand, can't help.
Anyway. At the other end of my second bus ride, another volunteer bounded up to escort me to the next volunteer. On the other side of a two-lane suburban road.
"So this is the table tennis venue?" I said, to be sure.
"[Incomprehensible]," the man said.
"Right," I said, nodding.
At all times, smiling and non-threatening hand-waving is a perfectly good response to the Glaswegian volunteer. The language barrier can always be surmounted.
At the opening ceremony, when I couldn't make head nor tail of what the speaker was saying, there was always the signer for the hearing-impaired to make the message perfectly clear.
Having passed from the crossing-the-road volunteer into the safe hands of the 20-metres-from-the-kerb-to-the-entrance volunteer, I was remitted to the military security staff, who don't come from Glasgow and are therefore understandable, if limited in their expertise to the security screening tent itself.
Ask them where the entrance to the venue is, even if the tent is part of said entrance, and the response is akin to that of Buckingham Palace guards.
So from there, not any the wiser but getting closer, I was taken under the wing of the volunteer who took me across the futsal court to the volunteer who got me the last five or six paces to the entrance. In terms of gleaning information, we averaged one comprehensible word per volunteer, which accumulated to a complete sentence, so we got there in the end.
Funnily enough – and such is the mysterious yet somehow iron rule of the volunteer world – once inside the table tennis complex, I was left completely unattended to wander onto the courts, between and behind the tables during play, and, if I so wished, disrupt the games.
There were volunteers everywhere, but nobody to stop me from picking up a bat and having a crack for Australia myself.
Indeed, had I done so, there was every chance that they would have come up to offer me assistance. I suppose they thought commonsense should take over at some point.
Once I was up in my seat, a volunteer rushed up to check my pass. Then another squeezed my shoulders and said, "We're sorry, we'll get those umpires' names up to you as soon as possible".
The blank look comes easy to me by now.
"I'm not sure I understand," I said.
"Not an English speaker?"
I wish someone had asked me that before I came to Glasgow.
"I am," I said, "but I haven't asked for the umpires' names."
And can hardly imagine, in covering table tennis, I ever will.
"Oh shit," the volunteer said in a helpful way. "I thought you were someone else."
He rushed off. They're always rushing somewhere, when they're not standing for hours doing nothing.
I can't speak highly enough of them. No arguments yet, despite – or, more likely, because of – the language barrier. I am burying the demons of Sydney 2000. It's satisfying, and as far as I can grasp, the volunteers are great.
But you always wonder if the affection is, or ever deserves to be, mutual. A colleague was leaving one of the venues when he happened to pass a couple of volunteers who had sat down behind a barricade, taken off their hats and paused for a cigarette break.
"I've had a gutful of them," one volunteer said to the other. "I've f---ing had enough of the c---s."
My colleague rushed on, fairly certain of whom they were talking about.


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UK Appliance
UK Appliance Repair Questions? Ask a Technician for Answers ASAP
Can you post the model number please.
Also will the drum turn at all during the cycle?
Is it draining the water out ok?
Ok the model number is usually printed on the front control panel and starts with a W.
And is the washer still full of water?
Ok if you take the bottom plastic cover on the front at the bottom off from there you will see the filter on the right hand side.
Put a shallow tray under there if you can and slacken it off.
Once the water is out of there then fully remove the filter and clear it out. Then look at the back were the filter goes and you will see the pump impeller X shape.
Make sure theres nothing jammed up in there stopping it from turning.
Once its all clear you need to refit the filter then press and hold the start button in for several seconds and this will reset the control board.
Then retry the washer and see how it goes from there.


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Browse our Corporate Gift page or download our Gift Guide to look over with colleagues.
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Enjoy 10% off on order of $250-$499
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Three Steps to Heaven* (*Greater Online Conversion).
I'm just back from the speaking at the afore mentioned expo. I'm not sure if "expo" is the right word; perhaps "private conference" is better. Webcredible, Omniture and bigmouthmedia treated a collection of each other's clients to a series of short presentations. You guessed it; search engines, usability and web analytics were on the agenda.
It's good to see how people who've got their head around metrics (Omniture's clients) click quickly to SEO or usability. It's good to see how people who've seen the importance of usability are quick to understand the concepts of search marketing and web analytics. All in all, I'd say the synergy there was good!
In other news Doctor Dave Chaffey has posted a short interview with me on his first class e-business site.


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Pooki and Co Pirate Backpack
I love the pirate design on this backpack. Great for little boys, or even little girls with lots of 'tude. The straps have reflective stripes for an added bit of safety, and the pack is sized with preschoolers or kindergarteners in mind. (11.5" high, 9" wide, 3" deep.)


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The Tokyo Metropolitan Government said Tuesday it wants to build a power plant fueled by natural gas that can generate the electricity equivalent to one nuclear reactor.
The thermal plant project is partly aimed at finding a way to keep businesses from moving away due to the unstable power supply in the capital amid the Fukushima nuclear crisis and other reactor shutdowns, metropolitan officials said.
The planned 1 million kw to be generated by the plant could also be used to power subway trains, hospitals and other public and private facilities.
The metropolitan government said it will urge the central government to ease regulatory hurdles so the plant construction can proceed smoothly.
"When people in industrial circles are pondering what to do . . . Tokyo, Japan's heart, will build a 1 million kw electric plant," Vice Gov. Naoki Inose told reporters at City Hall.
Inose stressed that burning natural gas emits less carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxide and sulfur oxide, is highly efficient and requires less space than other types of power plants.
He said it will take 10 to 30 years before natural energy serves as the predominant power resource to run the capital and the natural gas-fired power plant will play a major role.
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Let's see..... Melee Hunter? Check. Wiping raids on my warrior due to forgetting Def Stance? Check. Raiding with a Fishing Pole? Check. 2h Enh shaman? Check. (T_T)
Let's see..... Melee Hunter? Check. Wiping raids on my warrior due to forgetting Def Stance? Check. Raiding with a Fishing Pole? Check. 2h Enh shaman? Check. (T_T)
I'm embarrassed to admit that...
... I have punched a Gnome once. No particular reason. I was just having a bad day.
never knew you could eat and drink at the same time.
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I'm embarrassed that it's so hard for me to start using macros with modifiers. I just recently started using mouseover macros, really helps a lot with some spells. Glad that I am a quick learner... :3
I don't rememeber exactly when but at some point during a ICC25 heroic run, a trial member found his voice on Ventrilo for the first time and pointed out to 23 others that the holy paladin (me) was wearing a fishing hat - for 7. fucking. bosses.
I was level 17 or 18 on my original warlock in vanilla before I realized stacking strength and using my staff as a melee weapon was inefficient.
Back when I leveled my first character, a hunter, I always equipped the weapons that looked coolest. You would often see me with weapons that had no stats but procs.
I still save all my CDs while I do dailies or when I level alts - I simply don't use them unless I'm killing boss-like npcs
Hmm, cant remember many but.. It was back in vanilla and i was about to ding lvl 40 on my warrior and i knew the mount/training cost a lot of gold, which i didnt have... so i actually bought cloth off of ah, made it into bandages and sold the bandages to a vendor.. It actually was profitable but prolly the most slowest way to make gold, but in the end i got the mount.
Now that i think about it i wonder why the fuck i did it like that.
Also everytime i did an instance in vanilla, i was tanking it with a 2H in arms spec every single time until like lvl 50~.
I got a warrior to 55 struggling and dieng, made a DK then found out about talent points. :/
This thread looks like the random tells from "sha of guilt" you get in HoF.
I admit back in early vanilla i discovered there was something called "Voidwalker" ...at lvl 35.At that time I was saying to myself "Man,this game is really hard" because I just spammed shadowbolt and just 2 mobs aggroed at the same time ripped me appart.Once I was able to get the Voidwalker...now this is a completely different thing!!!.
The Noobness did not end there,I realized I could get,at that lvl,another pet called succubus.For doing that you needed to talk to a guy in south Barrens.Being a human warlock the only way I knew to get there was getting to Wetlands to get the ship that take you to Theramore....so I and my voidwalker started walking north from Redridge Mountains to Burning Steppes.I think theres no need to say how many times I died lol...one bajillion at least and then a guildie whispered me some magical words "Deeprum Tram!! you naabb!!".
And then after 400km on foot from IF to Theramore i,again,realized there was a ship from Stranglethorn(flight path there already unlocked) that put me really really close to the guy for the succubus quest in south Barrens.
It does not end there.Some guy in a forum told me the only spec that worked was SM/Ruin (30/0/21) and since I liked crits and big crits I started putting point in Destruction.Smart move specially when my attack rotation consisted in dotting the big bad mob and then using the wand while the vw and the dots killed him(dots didnt crit back then)...without a single point in affliction yet.I think from 15 to 35 I used shadowbolt no more than 5-6 times.
Maybe when I was playing my rogue till the end of TBC and not using SnD on raiding because I thought it's useless....yeah
When i started playing wow at the start of TBC i made a dorf priest..I saw that he could use maces...so i went 25 lvls without using any spells but hitting mobs with the one hand str mace in the face...till my brother saw me and loled his ass off.....
To be honest i had no clue that frost bomb deals more dmg if the target is frozen (pet nova/mage own nova). Is that really true? Haven´t done that on my mage :P..
Also, been playing paladin since TBC released and when i was doing ZA timed one day i noticed this spell that reduces dmg taken and makes you immune to death for some seconds. Had no idea there was a spell in prot that was called Ardent Defender. Everytime i saw other paladins using it by /yell Ardent Defender is up i always went to my spellbook looking for that spell but i just couldn´t find it. One day i checked my talent tree and noticed a spell i hadn´t specced, it was ardent defender..Can´t understand how i could be that blind.
I first realized I had Soothing mist on my monk when I was level 20..
I had complained to my guild about how I had no healing spells as a Mistweaver
I thought Warriors were the one that had blood lust, when we raided MC. I mean. It sounds like a warrior ability <.<
Found out when i complained to a warrior in whisper about him failing blood lust >.>
Everyone has so much to say
They talk talk talk their lives away
When I first started playing (Feb 2006) and hit level 10, a friend told me about talent points, so I picked one (improved wands, probably...) and then completely forgot about them until he reminded me about them again, around level 30... Even then, I didn't really understand why they were so important and kept forgetting to place my talent points
Today, I'm embarrassed to admit that I once again am in a position where I don't really care or know about my talents. I haven't had the time to read about them, or try different "specs". I mainly picked proc-talents rather than ones you have to activate because I'm likely to forget them anyway. Yeah, I haven't raided in a couple of years and kind of lost my edge since then...
I'm also embarrassed to admit that I've ALWAYS preferred "equip:"-trinkets rather than "use:"-trinkets for the same reason as above. I just forget.
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Started playing Death Knight as main so I could start soloing stuff in MoP. Primarily played Blood, and Frost as my rarely used off-spec.
In Cataclysm, Unholy Presence was the way to go for Frost DPS.
When the class changes hit with 5.0, I didn't bother to read up again on presences and just assumed it would stay the same. Was my off-spec so didn't care much.
I did crappy DPS up until 5.1 and just couldn't understand why... my priorities on abilities was good, was using all my CD's when needed, diseases always up etc.
Then I see a DK standing around in Frost Pres. Then I Google "mop frost dk presence". Damn, that was embarrassing.
I really should have read farther than rotation/glyphs on the quick start guide...
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My husband is on oxygen 24 hrs a day @ level 3 on tank. His breathing with oxygen is 30 breaths per minute, and without it is 16. His doctor advises that he consider a lung transplant. He`s 61 years old. What are his chances? Please explain the levels of breathing. I don`t quite understand the numbers.
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