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(1) Become an AdWords advertiser and turn content-targeting off.
(2) Monitor your sales conversions with software that can tell the difference. Poor quality traffic can still be profitable on the whole - it depends on the CPC.
(3) Contact Google in cases where you suspect fraud.
It's not in Google's interest to stay partnered with publishers which send poor-quality traffic. With their undisclosed revshare % and their new "enhanced smart pricing" which prices AdSense clicks based on an undisclosed formula, they can whack the low-quality publishers' revenues way down without even having to cut them off.
By and large though we as advertisers would rather have much more control over the process.
It all starts with improved post-click tracking.
It is possible to bid separately and lower for adsense ads. I tried to find a thread which discusssed it because I don't have time at the moment to say it all again.
Oddly, I could not find a single thread with the technique maybe someone else has saved the url.
It's not just the greedy Adsense publishers and devious competitors that will click on your ad. Maybe even Google employees, trying to increase corporate profits, their bonuses etc.
Just wait till Google becomes a public company (ie their stock is traded in the stock exchange). Then all the 100.000s of new stock-holders will start clicking on the sponsored links, trying to boost Google's profits (and their stock price).
Sorry, I couldn't help it.
Seriously now, I have been monitoring Adsense clicks for a couple of days and Google seems to be doing a good job not counting the double-triple clicks (ie when a user clicks several times on the same ad)
I think Adwords customers should ask Google to get rid of the HUGE image at the conversion tracking pages and then make sure implement conversion tracking asap, so that G can track performance OBJECTIVELY.
I think Adwords customers should ask Google to get rid of the HUGE image at the conversion tracking pages and then make sure implement conversion tracking asap, so that G can track performance OBJECTIVELY.
our sales convert 100% offline, so will we get adwords free?
our sales convert 100% offline, so will we get adwords free?
I was thinking along the lines of pages-per-visitor > X, time spent on your site etc, not necessarily measure conversion by completing the sale online.
Also it'd be comparative, ie if clicks from different Adsense sites to the SAME advertiser result in very different behaviour, the one providing "better" leads should be rewarded more.
I think letting the market's supply/demand take care of the rest is best.
And allowing the Adsense publisher specify a minimum EPC, e.g. no clicks under $0.10 in this "channel" etc
Btw this will make things a bit more "fair" in terms of the "branding" benefit of publishers due to all this exposure, which isn't going to be paid, as the system for publishers is ALREADY pay-for-performance, at least in THEORY.
particularly message #5
the problem with that is each advertiser would have to define their own benchmark for success. That would be good (for us) but I think it might be very difficult to engineer protection against self-serving (so to speak) 'definitions' only aimed at reducing CPC (and therefore EPC for Adsense Pub's or G).
Sort of the opposite of what is going on in adsense these days where some 'publishers' are simply generating low quality pages 'optimized' with expensive keyword triggers.
I would like to see the Bid system stay as it is but be able to use my criteria (average page views) as an 'excluding' factor to determine in which situations my ad will be displayed.
For example, I'd like to be able to say "don't display my ad on adsense publisher sites which don't generate at least x% of conversions" I would still bid and pay as usual (by the click) I would just have more control (setting my priorities) about *where* my ad is placed.
"smart pricing" sorta does this in a way, but I would rather define the 'success' criteria.
[edited by: nyet at 1:58 pm (utc) on April 28, 2004]
The fact is that AdWords ranks according to CPC*CTR (It's all about Results (TM))
If your self defined 'conversion' process is not resulting in a high CPC then you will not get ranked and you will not get any traffic/impressions.
Pay By Conversion is not going to let advertisers define themselves a way to lower CPC.
In fact it is likely that Google will continue to let people continue to bid with the old CPC method as well and if people go the conversion route and aren't paying enough per conversion that lets them compete with the people who are going straight CPC then they won't get ranked, period.
Nothing is changing here (in fact the old system will be retained) except that Google will have a more granular understanding of when and why keywords are valuable to advertisers and when and why they are not.
This will let them hunt down fraud that much more voraciously.
Personally, as Dhatz brilliantly said (it's like he's reading my mind! note, I am *not* posting under two different user acounts..) it all starts with Google getting rid of that freaking conversion image.
Not everyone will have the technical expertise, resources, or desire to set up PPA, and therefore should be able to be allowed to continue doing PPC.
I think this is how most affiliate management programs work as well.
Besides, in my industries, the sales cycle is so long that precisely measuring conversion rate would be impractical. Someone might visit through an AdWord, and then come back next week just by typing in the URL. At best, they would call or e-mail us the first time they visit (the sites don't sell anything; they provide sales leads.)
I suspect this is true for a good fraction of AdWords advertisers.
Anyways, beren, you can stay with PPC.
However, if google could optimize on an exact keyword phrase basis against CPA I would be there so very very very fast.
For example, let's say I had a campaign with 1 broadmatch with a 10 cent PPC:
blue widgets
And then every time someone went to "high quality blue widgets" I aquired them as a customer 10% of the time.
If we had a PPA system, Google should see that I am aquiring "high quality blue widgets" keyword customers 10% of the time, and that I will pay google 5$ per customer aquisition and therefore, they should figure out that my respective PPC is 50 cents for "high quality blue widgets".
Over a couple weeks they should be able to go through ALL 300 phrases that broad match to "blue widgets" and assign a PPC for each phrase based on my PPA, get the CTR for each phrase, and then rank me accordingly.
And what did I do? I just typed in "blue widgets"
This is not engineering rocket science. Google is 9/10s of the way there.
It would be kinda cool if Google could dynamically add the high converting phrases automatically to my campaign as well so I can see what I am converting so well on.


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Marula Tree and Fruit – Drunken Elephant Time?
The Marula Tree. It's a tree native to Southern Africa, and is used in the fermentation of the national liqueur of South Africa called Amarula – a milky liqueur similar to Bailey's Irish Cream, but it does have its own unique taste. I quite like it. It's best served on ice, and it's a nice dessert type drink. Actually, pour some over a bit of vanilla ice cream for something different, or use it in an alcoholic thickshake – possible watching the sun set over Cape Town.
Amarula is also used in the South African national shot called the 'Springbok', which I've listed in my 52 Weird Food and Drink Facts. As mentioned in this list, the main danger of the Springbok is the actual drinking ritual, not the drink itself.
However, becoming drunk on fermented Marula fruit is not the exclusive domain of humans – other members of the animal kingdom can often participate in the drunken festivities.
I've included a video here shot in the 1970's of animals allegedly becoming drunk after eating the fermented fruit. Yes, it involves staggering African animals that look like most pissheads after having one too many in the local pub.
However, there is some debate about whether this video is fake (or staged) or real. For example, I'm thinking that an elephant would have to eat an enormous amount of fermented fruit to become completely rat-arsed (this means drunk). Can you imagine what an elephant's hangover would be like?
Unfortunately, there are no kebab stands in the African bush to satisfy those after-booze-up munchies. That would drive me insane.
I live on kebabs after a big night out drinking.
The Marula Tree and Fruit Drunken Video
Anyway, even if it's fake, it's still funny! Enjoy the drunk animal video.
More Marula Tree Stuff
You can read more at Muthi and Myths of the African Bush: From the African Bush and Umthi We Marula/The Marula Tree. Someone has even called an album Amarula Tree!
Other things to do in South Africa after eating Marula fruit – make a Phone Call from Soweto or buy an traditional African Mask infested with bugs.

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By Francie Payne
Navajo County officials secured a new power source for the county complex in Holbrook by installing solar panels on the complex grounds. The ground mounted solar array was expected to provide approximately 55 percent of the Holbrook complex's energy needs.
Kelli Fifelski was hired as Winslow High School's head softball coach, replacing Becky Barris, who re-signed the post. Fifelski is a second grade teacher at Jefferson Elementary School.
Pioneer Forest Products officials noted that they were making great strides in the development of what they call their "wood utilization campus" in Winslow. Pioneer has been actively building the local workforce necessary to thin more than 300,000 acres of Ponderosa pine over the next 10 years. That included hiring contractors in order to begin the construction of the mill scheduled for the first of the year. The contractors, in turn, will hire the necessary employees. In addition, Pioneer has contacted many loggers in Arizona and across the West. "For the most part we are planning to hire locals to carry out operations for Pioneer, and we expect this will mean several hundred new jobs throughout rural Arizona," said Pioneer President Herman Hauck.
Pascal Berlioux was selected as the new director of the Eastern Arizona Counties organization, replacing Larry Stephenson, who retired.
A nearly $5 million contract was awarded to Whiteriver Construction to build a skill center on the Painted Desert Campus of Northland Pioneer College in Holbrook. The 26,600-sq. ft. facility will initially house the welding and building construction programs, and provide space for computer-based testing, shared functions and future program development, likely associated with potash mining. Construction was slated to begin in October and be completed prior to the fall semester 2013.
Catalyst Paper extended the closure date of the Snowflake mill and the Apache Railway from Sept. 30 to between Oct. 5 and 19.
The Navajo County Board of Supervisors cancelled several school district governing board elections be-cause each seat drew only one candidate. The board then appointed those candidates to the seats they sought, including Olivia Jaquez, Richard Nichols and Ferral Knight, Holbrook; Shea Flake and Carol Palmer, Snow-flake; and Beth Carlson, Roberta Hadnot and Marian Scheid, Winslow. Robert Martineau was appointed as the Joseph City School District's representative on the Northern Arizona Vocational Institute of Technology Gov-erning Board and Robin Palmer was named the Snowflake School District representative on the NAVIT board. Frank Lucero of Holbrook was appointed to the Navajo County Community College District Governing Board.
The 2012 Navajo County Fair proved to be a success, with 28,296 visitors attending, an 11 percent increase over the previous year.
Passport Potash announced receipt of an updated 43-101 mineral resource estimate for its Holbrook Basin project. Measured and indicated resources totaled 278.3 million tonnes of mineralized material with an average grade of 14.89 percent. This is the equivalent of 41.48 million tonnes of KCI (potash). The new mineral re-sources estimate represented an expansion of 101.30 percent in indicated tonnage and 14.57 percent in inferred tonnage over the previous report filed in March.
Navajo County Attorney Brad Carlyon was honored as the 2012 Leader of the Year in Public Policy for Public Safety by the Arizona Capitol Times at the Leaders in Public Policy Awards ceremony held Sept. 27 in Phoenix.
Joseph City High School celebrated Homecoming with Jacob Fields as king and Lexi Edwards as queen.
The sale process for Catalyst Paper's Snowflake mill attracted several prospective bidders. Qualified bid-ders were required to submit an indication of interest in the sale by Nov. 1, and a purchase or investment bid by early December. If more than one qualified bidder remained, an auction would be scheduled.
Alice's Place, a domestic violence shelter in Winslow, received a $20,000 grant from the Mary Kay Foun-dation. The money would be used to provide critical support for Laura's House, a newly opened shelter.
The 2012 Navajo County Rodeo Queens, including Little Buckaroo Queen Ashlyn McCleve, Princess Paige Creasy, Teen Queen Bridgett Kennison and Queen Halle Fry, were crowned by members of the Navajo County Board of Supervisors.
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality officials announced their intent to file suit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for failure to take timely action on the state's implementation plan for regional haze, and for splitting the decision on Arizona's statewide plan into two parts. ADEQ Director Henry Darwin noted that, "The regional haze program is about improving visibility by 2064, not about protecting public health."
Jim O'Haco of Winslow received the prestigious National Private Lands Fish & Wildlife Stewardship Award from the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. He traveled to Hilton Head, S.C., to receive the award for projects he has implemented on lands belonging to the O'Haco Cattle Company.
Northland Pioneer College will receive nearly $2 million over the next three years as its portion of a $13 million grant to five Arizona community colleges. The intent of the grant is to strengthen and broaden the talent pipeline for energy and mining industries in the state. NPC will use the funds to equip its new Skill Center, which is slated to open in the fall of 2013 in Holbrook.
Prospect Global Resources Inc., parent company of American West Potash, and Sichuan Chemical announced a more than $2 billion agreement over a 10-year period. Under the agreement, Sichuan will purchase at least 500,000 metric tons of potash annually, or 25 percent of the projected output of American West's Holbrook Basin project.
Holbrook's Hidden Cove Golf Course was chosen as the pilot location for Golf Course Obscura, a pro-posed show for the Travel Channel.
Pat Avery, president and CEO of Prospect Global Resources, Inc., announced that his company had entered into an exclusivity arrangement for a $100 million investment with an affiliate of Apollo Global Management, L.L.C. Proceeds from the financing were to be used to continue the development of the proposed potash mining facility being developed in the Holbrook Basin by Prospect's wholly owned subsidiary, American West Potash.
Members of the Navajo County Board of Supervisors held a special meeting to decide if they should condemn the Apache Railway under eminent domain in order to preserve it as a valuable part of the county's infrastructure. Following considerable discussion, the decision was not to do so.
Incumbent Barack Obama defeated challenger Mitt Romney in the 2012 race for the presidency of the United States. Congressman Jeff Flake was elected to the U.S. Senate and former Congresswoman Ann Kirk-patrick was returned to Congress as representative of Arizona's District 1.
Sylvia Allen won the race for the District III seat on the Navajo County Board of Supervisors. County Assessor Cammy Darris, County Attorney Brad Carlyon, County Recorder Laurette Justman, County School Su-perintendent Linda Morrow, Sheriff K.C. Clark, County Treasurer Manny Hernandez, Division III Superior Court Judge John Lamb and Division IV Judge Michala Ruechel were re-elected. Division II Superior Court Judge Bob Higgins, who was appointed to the bench, was elected to the post.
The Snowflake Town Council approved a resolution to pave the way to purchase the Apache Railway and its assets in an effort to stop Catalyst Paper Co. from dismantling and selling the railroad, and if that fails, to begin the condemnation process.
Winslow welcomed some old friends back to the city as members of the Famous Santa Fe Indian Band gathered for their first ever reunion. They were honored at a reception at La Posada and took part in the Win-slow Christmas Parade. The band was formed in 1923 at a Santa Fe Railway employee party in Winslow, and was disbanded in 1963. The band made as many as 50 appearances a year, and represented Arizona at the first Eisenhower inaugural parade in 1953 in Washington, D.C.
The float entered by the Arizona Department of Corrections-Winslow Complex won the Sweepstakes Award in the 66th annual Winslow Christmas Parade.
Navajo County would face a shortfall of more than $300,000 if federal sequestration goes through, County Governmental Affairs Director Hunter Moore told the Board of Supervisors. He noted that the impending "fiscal cliff," which includes changes in tax law and sequestration, would lead to budget cuts across the board in several county programs.
The City of Holbrook received a $100,000 grant for improvements to Petroglyph Park. The money will be used to install concrete pads, pathways, benches and trash receptacles at the park.
Passport Potash entered into a joint exploration agreement with the Hopi Tribe to explore for potash on the Hopi private land sections that are checker boarded with Passport's southern land holdings in the Holbrook Basin.
Navajo and Hopi leaders met with federal officials and lawmakers in Washington, D.C., to discuss what steps, if any, can be taken to resolve the water rights issues surrounding the Little Colorado River. This summer, tribal members rejected the Navajo-Hopi Little Colorado River Water Rights Settlement Act, even though tribal leaders were in strong support of the bill. The bill would have allocated $300 million for three drinking water projects on the Hopi and Navajo reservations in exchange for the tribes relinquishing future water rights claims in the basin.
Northland Pioneer College joined other community colleges in the state to form the Arizona Community College Coordinating Council, which will represent the common interests of the colleges in legislative, industry and public matters. Dr. Jeanne Swarthout, president of NPC, will represent the college on the new council.
Snowflake officials announced that Catalyst Paper Corporation and its United States affiliates would work cooperatively with the town as Catalyst seeks to sell the Apache Railway as an operating railroad.
Las Joyas del Desierto Mexican Folklore Dancers received both the Nutcracker Award as the best marching entry and the Tinsel Award as overall best entry in the Holbrook Parade of Lights.
A visit by several Arizona Game and Fish Department directors and managers resulted in the suggestion that the water pond at Holbrook's re-use facility could be developed into a fishing spot under Game and Fish's Urban Fisheries Program.
Twelve-year-old Harry Edwards of Holbrook drew the attention of Rock and Ice Magazine for his rock climbing abilities. Rock climbs range in difficulty from 5.1 to 5.15, and Harry has succeeded in climbing two of the most famous 5.14 routes in the United States, God's Own Stone and Omaha Beach, both in Red River Gorge, Ky.
Catalyst Paper received a $12 million stalking horse bid from MLR Ventures, L.L.C. as part of the sales process for disposition of the Snowflake mill and the Apache Railway. The bid was an attempt to test the market value of the assets in advance of an auction.
The Pioneer Forest Products wood products mill set to be built in Winslow is slated to begin construction sometime in early 2013, according to Pioneer Associates CEO Herman Hauck. He noted that the price tag for the Winslow mill project will run about $230 million, and his firm is working to secure the necessary funding.
Two members of the Winslow High School speech team earned state championships at the annual Forensics League of Arizona Winter Trophy Tournament. Emmett Foster won the title in Dramatic Interpretation, and teamed up with Brittany Fischer to win top honors in Duo Acting.
The Little Colorado Water Conservation District Board of Directors elected to exercise the right of eminent domain to acquire the well field and pipelines of the defunct Catalyst Paper mill west of Snowflake.
Navajo County District III Supervisor J.R. DeSpain and District V Supervisor Jerry Brownlow were hon-ored for 12 years of service on the board. Both were to vacate their positions at the first of the year.
The Navajo County Board of Supervisors approved FCI Contractors of Phoenix to begin work on the new construction and remodel of the jail facilities in Holbrook. The $4 million project was expected to be completed by the end of 2013.
Holbrook City Councilmen Wade Carlisle, Myron Maxwell and Richard Peterson were the only ones to file candidate packets for the council seats they hold. City Clerk Cher Reyes noted that the March 12 election will still be held to allow write-in candidates to be considered as part of the ballot.
Northland Pioneer College students named to the All-Arizona Academic Team included Kimberly Fore and Ayla Hayden from the Holbeook-Painted Desert Campus, and Tashawna Jones and Teresa Keele from the Winslow-Little Colorado Campus.
James Molesa was named chief deputy of the Navajo County Sheriff's Office. Molesa has 33 years of law enforcement experience, most recently with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
Frank Lucero and James Matteson were sworn in as members of the Navajo County Community College District Governing Board. They will represent Districts 3 and 4, respectively.
Hackman Capital and its affiliates purchased the assets of the Snowflake paper mill and the Apache Rail-way for $13,460,000 and other non-monetary consideration. The buyer reportedly intends to continue to oper-ate the Apache Railway as a going concern.
Pacific Holt submitted the final plat for housing developments in the Perkins Valley area west of Holbrook.
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I thought I was the only one in the world who thought this. Now I am empowered.
Last Saturday night I was with a friend and wanted to go to the Long Point Grill. It was a significant birthday for him and I wanted some place nice but not too stuffy. I've always had a good meal there which may have been 3-4 times before and this place had kudos from a piece in Charleston magazine a short time ago. This night I ordered the Encrusted chicken cutlet which is recommended. Unfortunately when it was served it had not been cooked through thoroughly and on the first cut I came up with glassy, uncooked chicken-a bit of a turnoff. The wait staff swiftly removed the plate to "start again". The owner offered me apologies and soup to idle my time while my dinner companion ate the main course but I declined as my appetite was quickly waning. When my meal did arrive it was good and I finished one chicken cutlet and took the other home. I was going to try for a candle in a cupcake but I guess the moment had passed so the bill came in full, I paid it, and we left.


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Candice Swanepoel Kicks Off Esquire's Sexiest Woman Alive Tournament In Shwingtastic StyleMarch 16th, 2010
Our buddies over at Esquire magazine have kicked off their Sexiest Woman Alive Madness tournament with some of the sexiest batch of photos of supermodel (and Popoholic favorite) Candice Swanepoel that I have ever
seen drooled over… not to mention a groovy video of Candice rocking out in a flimsy little tanktop. Wow, now that, my peeps, is some stiff competition! Enjoy the photos and video, and head over to Esquire's website to cast your votes on who you think is the Sexiest Woman Alive (Megan Fox obviously), and for a whole slew of photos of the hottest celebrity babes on the planet!
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" Genre: Indie Rock & Punk / Artist: Turin Brakes / Audio CD released 2009-09-07 at EMD Int'l "
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Every now and again, you come across a band whose sound is so simple and pure that you selfishly wish that no one else will discover them. Fame and fortune changes people, and I often find that as soon as they make it, many groups seem to drift away from what made them successful in the first place.
Fortunately, this does not appear to be the case with Turin Brakes, a band that I "discovered" quite by accident. My sister recently moved to Armenia to live and work there on a more or less permanent basis, and left me a large part of her sizeable CD collection. Poring through them for something new to listen to, I chanced upon Turin Brakes' Optimist album, and I have been hooked on their sound ever since.
I was delighted to find my sister had their entire back catalogue (not that there is that much of it) but even so, when I heard that they were releasing a "best of" compilation, I jumped at the chance to get it. Turin Brakes are more in tune with their fan base than most groups, and with "Bottled At Source: The Best of the Source Years" they have outdone themselves.
Not only have they pulled together their "greatest hits" with a 17-track CD, but they have also included a second, 17-track bonus disc of rare and previously unreleased material of excellent quality.
The "folk duo" of Olly Knights and Gale Paridjanian almost defy categorisation. Friends since childhood, this UK band out of Balham, South London have a unique sound built around acoustic guitars, simple instrumentation, outstanding, perceptive and moving lyrics and Knights' instantly recognisable voice. The band have stated, on record, that their enigmatic name is made up of two wholly unrelated words with no hidden meaning, as they hoped that "Turin Brakes" would eventually become associated only with their music.
Their career to date has seen them release a number of EP's and four studio albums ("The Optimist LP" in 2001, "Ether Song" in 2003, "JackInABox" in 2005 and "Dark on Fire" in 2007) as well as "Live at the Palladium", a live album released in 2005. Plans are afoot for a fifth studio release sometime in 2010. More info (including a full bio and discography) can be found on their official web site (www.turinbrakes.com).
"Bottled at Source" is their first compilation album and it hit the stores just last month (September 2009). As the title suggests, it contains material from their eight years with the Source record label and coincides with the tenth anniversary of their breakthrough single "The Door", which still remains one of their best and most endearing songs to date.
The double CD is available for £8.99 on Amazon.co.uk or can be downloaded for around a pound cheaper from a number of internet MP3 stores. The sleeve notes on the physical release contain notes and anecdotes about each of the songs featured on the first CD, but there are no accompanying lyrics.
> Painkiller
The most successful track from their "Ether Song" album and their highest charting single (it reached No.5) this song is notable for the departure from an acoustic to a more electric sound. As such, there is a welcome sense of power and energy to it. With its soaring, driving chorus and earnest vocals, it isn't hard to see why this song charted so well. One of my favourite Turin Brakes tracks.
"Summer rain dripping down your face again. Summer rain, praying someone feels the same. Take the pain killer, cycle on your bicycle, leave all this misery behind.."
> Underdog (Save Me)
From their 2001 debut album "The Optimist LP", with its chugging guitar intro, this song gets your foot tapping even before your brain consciously engages with it. A great showcase for Olly Knights unique and endearing voice, for me this song epitomises what Turin Brakes are all about. It has a great folksy interlude that really engages the listener and leaves you wanting for more from the first few lines.
"Oh please save me, save me from myself, I can't be the only one stuck on the shelf. You said you'd always fall for the underdog..."
> Emergency 72
Also from "The Optimist LP" this is a slower, more thoughtful and introspective number about "the tension between love and reality and, oh, the morning after pill..." (the band's words, not mine...). The chorus, which is a constant repetition of the number "72" is strangely compelling and hypnotic. Great mood music.
"Well all my lust comes down to dust. Can't you see it crumbling? My hazy hill come down to rust, but you could call me, you know? You're pulling me out of this whirlpool, you're making me breathe again..."
> The Door
This is the song that started it all for Turin Brakes, and for me as a fan. I have listed it as one of my top 10 singles of all time and never get tired of listening to it. With it's simple melody and twanging guitar intro, it hooks you from the very start and never lets you go. The lyrics are captivating, atmospheric and engaging, with great use of alliteration ("Ain't no sense has no sense, it invents.") Olly's voice really reaches down into you and it feels like your heartstrings are being plucked in time to the music.
"Sun comes from behind, hurts my eyes. It dries my hair so nice. I watch the boiling sea meet the open sky, but my soul still feels like it's ice..."
> Fishing for a Dream
From 2005's "JackInABox", "Fishing for a Dream" is currently making the rounds in sampled form as a Kellogg's Special K advert. This is a cute, whimsical song that starts out simply and then gets a timely injection of pace and energy about a third of the way in. A feel good track and a real grower that is Turin Brakes at their creative best.
"Lose your heart, I lose my mind, we'll make quite a pair, dazzling all the time. Celebrity parties, the red carpet mile, nothing is too good there for my girl. All of this world, is gonna see you shine..."
As if a seventeen track compilation of their best songs was not enough, the band have provided an intriguing second CD chock full of excellent additional material - some polished and some in a raw, unfinished state. Unlike my experience with other bands and albums with such material - this isn't some cheap throwaway effort at filler. It is clear that it is well thought out and thought through - it gives a very personal and intimate insight into their work and is a real treat for budding and established fans alike.
Highlights include demo versions of "Underdog" and "Mind Over Money" with just the guys, their acoustic guitars, a backing piano and not much else. The stripped down, almost "naked" production gives the songs earnestness and great, raw, emotional power. Fully realised tracks, such as "Atlas of the World" and "Capsule" are great additions to the Turin Brakes canon and are typical of their sound.
Live track "Asleep with the Fireflies", which was recorded on tour at the Palladium gives a great representation of their live sound, and has made me doubly determined to try and catch them on tour next time around. Also of note is the final track - a modern interpretation of the classic operatic number Nessun Dorma (made famous in contemporary times by Pavarotti) recorded at an Xfm session in London in September 2007, which showcases the fact that, despite being an acoustic folk band, these guys actually have a great vocal range.
Compilation albums will often have an "exclusive" track or two added to the track listing in order to make it worth buying for long-time fans. "Bottled at Source" is almost the antithesis of this. It could helpfully be described as a "raw and unplugged" album with a greatest hits CD attached.
This release is totally consistent with the fan-focussed ethos of the band. It has been a source of great irritation to them that their second album "Ether Song" was re-released in slightly altered formats (with bonus discs and track listings that varied from region to region) no less than four times by their label - which they saw as a shameless exploitation of their dedicated fan base, some of whom will buy almost anything.
As a greatest hits album, it's a timely reminder of the sheer volume of quality material released by a band that - happily for its established fans - continues to sail along just under the radar. For new fans, or those who are just curious, "Bottled at Source" is an excellent introduction to Turin Brakes unique sound. This is a talented band that deserves more recognition and attention, and as such, "Bottled at Source" comes (paradoxically) grudgingly and reluctantly but very highly recommended.
TRACK LISTING (CD1 Only)
1. Painkiller
2. Underdog (Save Me)
3. Emergency 72
4. Long Distance
5. The Door
6. 5 Mile (These Are The Days)
7. Feeling Oblivion
8. Average Man
9. Over and Over
10. Mind Over Money
11. Fishing for a Dream
12. Dark on Fire
13. Red Moon
14. Something In My Eye
15. Stalker
16. Last Chance
17. Ether Song
© Hishyeness 2009
Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Painkiller
2 Underdog (Save Me)
3 Emergency 72
4 Long Distance
5 The Door
6 5 Mile (These Are The Days)
7 Feeling Oblivion
8 Average Man
9 Over And Over
10 Mind Over Money (extended radio edit)
11 Fishing For A Dream
12 Dark On Fire
13 Red Moon
14 Something In My Eye
15 Stalker
16 Last Chance
17 Ether Song
Disc #2 Tracklisting
1 Underdog (Sally) (demo) - Previously unreleased
2 From Balham To Brooklyn (live) - From the single 'Underdog (Save Me)'
3 Mind Over Money (demo) - Previously unreleased
4 Everybody Knows (7" version) - From the single 'Emergency 72'
5 Lost and Found (home recording) - From the single 'Long Distance'
6 Where's My Army (home recording) - From the single 'Painkiller'
7 So Long (LA Demo) - From the single 'Average Man'
8 Moonlight Mile - Previously only available on 'Late Night Tales', compiled by Turin Brakes
9 Atlas Of The World - From the single 'Fishing For A Dream'
10 Asleep With The Fireflies - Recorded live at The Palladium
11 Capsule - From the EP 'Something Out Of Nothing'
12 Love Is All You Deserve - From 'The Red Moon EP'
13 The Seagull - Previously unreleased
14 Time Machine - Previously unreleased
15 Cumulous Clouds - Previously unreleased
16 Rise - Previously unreleased
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Cosplayer Chiara Scuro > Costume of Jessica Rabbit (Who Framed Roger Rabbit?)
- Most Recent Photo
- 11-11-2013
- Series
- Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
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- Jessica Rabbit
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- Nurse
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Jessica is made out of 4 way stretch knit. No zipper because I wanted to be able to step in & out of it easily & for it to be slinky. I added a bit of glitz to it on her belt & her hat, because a regular nurse outfit just wasn't glamorous enough for Jessica.
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It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. – Charles Spurgeon.
Happiness doesn´t depend on any external conditions, it is governed by our mental attitude. – Dale Carnegie
The first recipe for happiness is: avoid too lengthy meditation on the past. – Andre Maurois
Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared. – Buddha
Im wearing : Now I style dress / Vintage scarf as turban / Giant Vintage sunglasses.
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Published in the Dec. 21 issue of The Blood-Horse
It's like death and taxes. Put a good horse in the hands of trainer Bobby Barnett and you've got a sure thing. In the $100,000 Louisiana Champions Day Juvenile on Dec. 14, Meteor Impact made his presence known with a loud bang. This bay colt is a work in progress. Forget the final time of 1:11.23 for six furlongs. Just remember the name. Foaled under a magnolia tree in the front yard of owner/breeder Charlene Touzant Thorson, Meteor Impact showed early signs of being at the top of the pecking order. "As a baby he was a bully," Thorson recalled. "He was always the first to eat and the first to drink. All the other babies in the paddock knew he was the boss." Dropped back to mid-pack in the 14-horse field, Meteor Impact, under Calvin Borel, was willing to wait. The torrid opening quarter posted up front as Meteor Impact moved steadily forward on the rail was :22.03. It was time to get it on. Too tight inside, Meteor Impact, nicknamed "sailor," charted an outside course on the turn. In mid-stretch he split the leaders like they were bowling pins, busting loose to a six-length win. "Mr. Barnett told me to take the colt back and not get into any duel because there was a ton of speed," Borel said. "This horse cooperated with me and did everything that we planned." "This is a horse that has more than one move in him," Barnett said. "That's one sign of a good horse. I don't think two turns is going to pose a problem." The 12th running of the $100,000 Louisiana Champions Day Turf was a race that people will talk about for a long time. Mr. Sulu, in an attempt to steal the race, shot out to a lead so huge it was hard for the camera to keep him in the frame. Loose as a goose, Mr. Sulu hit the top of the stretch 10 lengths on top. The daring tactics almost worked but the lead began to diminish. The Fair Grounds turf course was doing its thing: 10...eight...six lengths at the eighth pole, the countdown to leg-weary fatigue was obvious. Mr. Sulu could hardly lift his legs with 100 yards to go while Coach Rags and One Brick Shy were lengthening strides and closing fast. One Brick Shy won by a neck over Coach Rags in the last jump. Mr. Sulu finished third. The weird beginning had an even more bizarre ending. At the moment all three horses hit the wire, they came together and bumped. The rider of Mr. Sulu, Kirk LeBlanc, claimed foul against the top two, and Robby Albarado, aboard Coach Rags, alleged interference against the winner. After listening to several minutes of testimony over the phone, the stewards disallowed the objection. "The way that horse took off was unreal," said winning rider Gerard Melancon. "I was very concerned when he got away like that. When a horse gets that far out in front sometimes your horse just gets tired of playing catch-up. We all made some contact right at the wire but it wasn't anything that was going to change the outcome of the race." With only five runners to face the starter in the $150,000 Louisiana Champions Day Classic, everybody was insured of getting a check. How big of a payday was the question, and the dramatically improving Walk in the Snow had the answer. Once again, the 3-year-old dark bay gelding brought his "A" game to the table and smothered the competition. Owned by Ginger Taylor and trained by her husband, Herman, Walk in the Snow, ridden with confidence by LeBlanc, settled patiently into the fourth spot down the backside. The race was billed as a showdown between Oak Hall (last year's winner) and Walk in the Snow, but the script got flipped when Prince Slew hit the furlong marker as the leader. With more pounce to the ounce, Walk in the Snow dug in and showed the class that had earned him a second-place finish to Essence of Dubai in the Sept. 21 Super Derby (gr. II) at Louisiana Downs. He finished with determination, winning by 2 1/4 lengths in 1:51.53 for the nine furlongs. Herman Taylor, who has transitioned himself from a farm manager, was relieved at the outcome. "I was whipping myself there for awhile when he was coming down the lane with Prince Slew," Taylor offered. Look me in the eye. See what you got. That's what Zarb's Luck seemed to be saying to Bet Me Best in the $100,000 Louisiana Champions Day Sprint. Out of the gate, Bet Me Best was away best, but Zarb's Luck, who loves the combination of cold weather and the Fair Grounds surface, didn't seem to be impressed. Neck and neck they dueled through a scorching :21.41 quarter and a :44.69 half-mile. "He did the fractions with no encouraging," said Albarado, the winning rider. "When I saw Ricky (Faul) was smooching on his horse, I thought I had him collared. When I called on my horse, he just took off." The 5-year-old Zarb's Luck, a rangy chestnut son of Zarbyev, pulled away to win by three lengths in 1:10.23. Hooked horses don't usually come home fast, but trainer "Fast Eddie" Johnston had his horse ready to fire bullets. "He's been training his socks off ever since we got him here," Johnston said, hands on his hips, talking proud trash as he waited for Zarb's Luck to return to the winner's circle. The older the violin, the sweeter the music. The 5-year-old veteran Prized Amberpro, owned by Linda Patch and Joseph K. Thomas, was making her 16th start of the year while winning the Louisiana Champions Day Ladies. Kept within striking distance by jockey C.J. Woodley, the Aspro mare dug in late to finish 2 1/2 lengths clear of Wild Squaw. "Going into the first turn, I was on some heels so I let up and she was off the bridle," Woodley said. "With this long stretch, I just wanted to keep her in striking distance. She's an iron mare and gives her best every time." "They slowed the pace down," said trainer Scott Gelner. "So C.J. had her strategically close. Stretched out to a route of ground, she just loves to run. It seems like the older she gets, the better she gets." The $2.80 win price was the lowest of the day and was Woodley's first Louisiana Champions Day winner. So much for statistics. Before Kool K.J. won the Louisiana Champions Day Lassie for 2-year-old fillies, outside posts (eight and up) in dirt sprints were 0 for 74. "She's been catching horses with a hot turn of foot," said trainer Bret Thomas. "So today we figured she would benefit with a more tactical approach." The plan worked and Kool K.J. came home an impressive five-length winner after a stalking trip. From father to son: William C. Thomas, who is the father of the trainer, bred Kool K.J. Next chapter of the story was the purchase of Kool K.J. by Jimmy and Marty Evans of Ft. Worth, Texas. Ask a Texan how much they paid for a yearling? "Let's just say we got our money back today," Jimmy Evans said with a wink. Something for everybody: Louisiana Champions Day has a $50,000 Starter Handicap. As you would expect, the winner's circle was crowded with jogging pants, giveaway T-shirts, blue jeans, and baseball caps. Silky Zarb was the wire-to-wire winner. Kept to cruise control, Silky Zarb controlled the pace throughout the 1 1/16-mile event to win by three-quarters of a length. b (Chart, Equibase)


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The Washington National Cathedral is scheduled to re-open in November, but officials say they'll need $25 million for renovations and operational costs.
The August 23rd quake damaged the cathedral's famous pinnacles and knocked parts of the structure to the ground. More problems could be uncovered as repairs continue, but officials say the main structure is sound. Crews have been putting up scaffolding and steel beams on top of the building in order to access dozens of damaged pieces. Some of those pieces will have to be completely replaced, while others may have to be re-carved. The entire restoration project could take years.
Right now, the cathedral's grand re-opening is scheduled for Saturday, November 12th. There will be a week of events leading up to the date.
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And They Lived Happily Ever After... Until the Giant Gundam Smashed Them
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Constellation Energy has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ONEOK Energy Marketing Company ("OEMC"), a subsidiary of ONEOK, Inc. (OKE - Free Report) , for $22.5 million, plus working capital.
OEMC is a retail natural gas marketing company located at Tulsa, Oklahoma. Recently, Constellation Energy has reached the landmark of 1 million retail customers. The current acquisition would add approximately another 26,100 customers to its customer base. Moreover, it will expand Constellation Energy's business and residential customer base in seven states: Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas, Nebraska, Wyoming and Illinois.
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The company continues to enjoy a strong liquidity, helping it to indulge in strategic acquisitions. The company's cash balance at the end of September 30, 2011, was approximately $1.17 billion.
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February 2013 Issue
A conversation with cover artist Caleb Cole ~
Open Letters: Your photography projects deal conceptually with identity–what makes us unique, makes us stand out? In your series Other People's Clothes, for example, you portray a number of different characters, each of which seems to inhabit a world that has been tailored for them, distinctive dens. How do you go about constructing these worlds and how do you sense when a world is 'complete'?
Caleb Cole: All of my projects begin as explorations that quickly develop into a set of rules for how the work will be made. It is with these rules in place that I can really be free to play and think about what the work means. Nearly everything I do begins with hunting for items of significance in thrift stores, yard sales, or on the side of the road. With Other People's Clothes I'm taking clothing I find, dreaming up characters to fill those clothes, then photographing myself as that character in a fitting location. I have tubs and racks of clothes full characters waiting for their space— acquaintances let me use their homes or I find locations when I'm out in the world and I use them without permission. Once I find the right location I frame up an environment with my camera on a tripod and use my camera's self-timer to trip the shutter. I almost always work alone, though for harder shots I have had some assistants. I leave the spaces exactly as I found them and only remove something if it will dramatically alter the meaning of the image. I know I'm done shooting an image when I see it on the back of my camera and can't get it out of my head, when every subsequent image fails to compare.
OL: You're unafraid to dramatize, making something gripping and iconic out of what may otherwise be rather humdrum lives. Context and ephemera aside, how do you center on what moment or emotion to make into a story?
CC: I'm pretty obsessed with certain narratives and those find their way into everything I do. I think a lot about the ways that human expectations and desires rarely match up with the reality of our lives and so I'm interested in the ways that people negotiate that. I'm interested in failure. I'm interested in the ways that people live with boredom or meaninglessness. I'm interested in the ways that people construct their own identities and how they manage to relate to or feel alienated from other people. I don't know if that sounds like a wide or narrow range of interests but the way people make sense of their lives, their identities, their bodies and their mortality is pretty fascinating to me. So all that stuff is always in my head and is funneled into everything I make. The things I make are the products of a line of questioning I'm working on–I'm less interested in making a statement than I am in asking questions of myself and others.
OL: Your series Odd One Out is composed of altered photographs. How do you select which photographs to work with? And then what guides your process?
CC: With Odd One Out, I collect vintage group and family photographs then remove all but one of the group, leaving the odd one behind. These are the people who don't play by the rules of looking into the camera and smiling; they appear to be lost in their own interior worlds and physically isolating them from the group makes visible the idea of their internal sense of isolation. I can spend hours digging through old photos at antique malls and the ones I select are the ones where I connect with someone looking back at me across time, where I feel a spark of recognition when looking into their face. I don't use every group photograph I come across and even the ones I select, though I will go through the process of preparing the image, don't always make the series — some fail to move me or get me thinking and so I eventually cut them.
OL: What kinds of reactions have you garnered from Odd One Out? I find them hugely moving, but I can't put my finger on why. Something about our essential lonesomeness yes, but also the passing of time, the way it robs us of everything, surrounding us with a void. Was that one of your aims in the project or is it a happy (& melancholy) accident?
CC: The use of vintage and antique photographs rather than contemporary ones definitely responds to the passage of time, and also how photography has been used since its creation. I love that different viewers access the work through a variety of narratives–some of them have had to do with casualties of war, others with victims of sexual abuse, and others with race, sexuality, or mortality. My aims with the series were initially to explore how people construct their identity in relation to a group, how they connect with or feel isolated from other people and how they deal with the idea that we are all ultimately alone in the world. But all of these other interpretations and responses to the work are a part of it as well and equally as valid.
OL: Could you tell us some details about our cover photo, Refinement and Elegance? It conveys a wonderful haughtiness, but also whimsy and vulnerability (the sleeves on the jacket are a bit long, the smugness of the character is out of keeping with the populist painting behind him). What object or garment did it begin with and how did that help create a window in? How did you arrange the shoot?
CC: This was a situation where, unlike the images where I bought clothes first and then sought out a location, someone invited me to shoot in their apartment and gave me access to their closets. I found a bag of some of his old clothing from the seventies that he was about to donate and instantly connected with this blue suit. I loved how the blue fit in with the blue of the living room but I also loved how the style of the suit and the furnishings in the room make the image hard to place in time. The title comes from one of the books in the stack beneath my hand and it points to a mismatch between the character's desires and his circumstances. As a viewer we do not know the man's financial situation and the related visual cues are confusing, but he projects an air of superiority and pride, though there are also hints of guardedness and insecurity. I like that mix.
Born in Indianapolis (1981), Caleb Cole is a former altar server, scout, and 4-H Grand Champion in Gift Wrapping. His mother instilled in him a love of garage sales and thrift stores, where he developed a fascination with the junk that people leave behind. Cole is a 2011 St. Botolph Club Foundation Emerging Artist Award winner, 2011 Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship Finalist, 2011 Somerville Arts Council Fellowship awardee, 2010 Magenta Foundation Flash Forward Winner, 2009 Artadia Award winner, and a 2009 Photolucida Critical Mass finalist. He has exhibited at a variety of venues, including Gallery Kayafas (Boston), the Danforth Museum of Art, Photo Center Northwest (Seattle), Good Citizen Gallery (St. Louis), Childs Gallery (Boston), and Jenkins Johnson Gallery (NYC). Cole was also featured in Boston Magazine (HOME) as an emerging photographer who is "shaking up New England's visual arts scene." He is represented locally by Gallery Kayafas.
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Caleb has done an incredibly job with these photos. I was beyond intrigued when I saw your new cover photo this month. Other People's Clothes makes me take a second look at a seemingly innocent snapshot of someone's life. Do you have any links to other work of Caleb's? Nice job as always OLM.
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The Unit Circle
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Sunflower Electric Power Corp. is the latest firm to join Utilities Employees Credit Union, a branch-less cooperative with more than $1 billion in assets.
Bureau announced new project Thursday and will collect comments through March 18.
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day meals and alcoholic beverages at Charleston's Irish Bars.
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Downtown Charleston, SC
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Mad River Bar & Grille
March 17, 2014
Opens at 9AM
$3 Green Beer
$4 Guinness
$4 Jameson Shots
$4 16oz Bud Lights
Mad River Bar and Grille
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Tommy Condon's Irish Pub
160 Church Street
Charleston, SC 29403
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O'Brion's Irish Pub and
520 Folly Rd. Ste. #A
Charleston, SC 29412
James Island
Mt. Pleasant, SC
O'Brion's Irish Pub & Grille
361 North Shelmore Blvd.
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29406
Dunleavy's Pub
2213 Middle St
Sullivan's Island, SC 29482
Sullivan's Island
Madra Rua Irish Pub
1034 E Montague Ave
North Charleston, SC 29405
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The above brown rice salad was inspired by a recipe we teach through Cooking Matters program. It's healthy and delicious. Plus, even if you're not a "good cook," no worries. This creation is as easy as it can be!
Leftover Brown Rice Salad
*Adapted from a Cooking Matter's Recipe
-2C cooked brown rice
-1C mandarain oranges
-Juice from mandarin oranges
-1C frozen peas
-1C dried cranberries
–Dressing: 1T EVOO, 3T mandarain orange juice, 1T honey, 1/2t salt, 1/2t pepper
Mix all ingredients together in a medium sized bowl. To make the dressing, whisk together olive oil, mandarin orange juice, honey, and spices. Then, poor over the brown rice mixture and refrigerate for at least an hour before serving, or until chilled. (you can serve it at room temperature, but I prefer cold.)


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Part Number WP71001680 replaces: 71001680.
PartSelect Number PS11743855
Manufacturer Part Number WP71001680
Manufactured by Whirlpool
The element has male terminals. This bake element is found on the bottom of the oven.
This part works with the following brands: Jenn-Air, Kenmore, Litton.
This part works with the following products: Range, Wall Oven.
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Part Number WP71001680 replaces: 71001680.
After viewing the diagram on partselect.com, I knew this would be easy. I first shut off the circuit breaker to the oven, then used a phillips screwdriver to remove the two screws on the plate securing the element. Once removed, I disconnected the two wires, and removed the old element. I then connected the two wires to the new element, and screwed the plate back into place. I then switched the circuit breaker back on and tested the new bake element which was working perfectly. This do it yourself repair saved me time and money not having to call and schedule a repair man. Thank you so much partselect.
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First I removed the two screws that hold the bake element. I then pulled it out far enough to disconnect the two wires, and reversed the process to connect and secure the new element. I then removed the screws located under the control panel that held it in place. I removed the wiring, 3 cable connections, from the clock circuit board, and the two screws holding it in place. I installed the new circuit board, and reconnected the wiring, and returned the control panel to its place. The wife was upset that she had offered to do some of my chores while I fixed the oven when she found that it had only taken me 10 minutes to make the repairs. The parts were a perfect match, and the job couldn't have gone any smoother.
Stove is over 16 years old. I am getting new kitchen in the summer, did not want to buy another stove! I looked on line and found how easy it was to replace element. We turned off power as suggested and removed element to make sure it matched the one on line. I ordered element on Sunday afternoon and it arrived Tuesday afternoon, FedEx ground. Insert the clips and a couple screws and we were having oven fries for dinner. I could not be happier and pretty darn proud of myself for saving a couple hundred dollars on a repair man!
I rremoved two screws and pulled element out about 3 inches. I un hooked the two wires and tested with an ohnm meter to determine the condition of the element. Element was bad so I ordered a new one. Service and price were great. Easy fix. Thank you.Don't forget to unplug first.
Very easy. 1. Turn off power to oven. 2 move the adjustable grills out to gain better access. 3. There are two phillips head screws that hold a bracket to the back of the inside oven. Unscrew both screws. 4 pull the bake element out about 6". This exposes the two electrical connections. 5. Use a plier and wiggle the slide on connector off of the old bake element. 6. With your fingers, slip the old connectors onto the new bake element. 7. Slide the element and wires back in the insulated pocket. 8. Screw both screws back in. 9. Turn on power and make your wife back you chocolate chip cookies just to "test". Sit in an easy chair and enjoy your cookies. If this took longer than 30 minutes inclding baking the cookies, it took you too long. If the cookies are not good, replace the wife. May take a little loger though :)
I removed the screws that held the element in place. I then pulled the element out and disconnect the two wires. Connected the wires and place element in place and screws to hold in place.Note: this is the second part that I acquired to fix the problem. Had I listened to my wife the first time the problem would have been solved the first time around because she made the correct diagnosis.
very easy, removed two screws, unplug the wires on the old element, replug the new element , replace the screws.Unfotunely this was not the entire problem. Ended up purchasing a new stove.
I only had to unscrew two screws to remove the existing element. Unfortunately, when I removed the element I found that the electrical wire connected to it had melted off, so the element is actually still good. I had to strip the wire back and put a new wire connector on. Once that was done I hooked the element back on and screwed it back together.
My husband did the repair. He had difficulty removing the old element, probably because it had been in there for 20 years. Once he got the old element out, it took less than 30 minutes to install the new one.
Make sure you turn breaker off install both wires and screw the bracket into the back of the oven. You could use a phillips screw driver but with my ovens age seemed like it wanted to strip it out so I used a socket instead. Turn on the breaker and it works like new
I went on line on Sunday. I identified the part needed ordered it on line and it was delivered on Tuesday at 7:30AM. Incredibly easy, fast and reasonably priced.
always remeber the first thing to do when working on electric components turn off the breaker remove 2 screws securing the element, pull the element out enough to view the wire terminal attached to element and remove with needle nose plirers ,apply to new element ,replace screws
My son put in the new part and turned on the oven. The broiler heated, but not the bake element. He switched the wires to find out if the bake element would work. It heated, but not the broiler. That told him the control board was a problem. He took it off and could see that one of the solder points had burned off in the explosion. He cleaned the board and put on a new dot of solder. He put it all together and it worked perfectly.
Removed the old coil and plugged in the new. 2 screws held the coil into oven connector.
Simply unscrewed two screws holding the old element and replaced it with the new one. Note, of course I had to disconnect the wires that plugged into the back. Really easy and quick, less than $50 total for an that would cost over $2200 today.
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THE former president of the Maldives was involved in a stand-off with police trying to arrest him yesterday after he took refuge in the Indian High Commission in capital, Male.
Mohammed Nasheed was the island nation's first democratically elected leader but was removed from office last year. Since then, his supporters have clashed with security forces in the Indian Ocean archipelago, famous as a tourist destination.
"Mindful of my own security and stability in the Indian Ocean, I have taken refuge at the Indian High Commission in Maldives," he tweeted on his Twitter page.
Riot police barricaded the street outside the High Commission after Mr Nasheed's arrival at noon, as his supporters began to gather. India's foreign ministry said Mr Nasheed had sought India's assistance and that the High Commission was in touch with Maldivian authorities.
A court ordered Mr Nasheed's arrest after he missed a scheduled appearance in a case relating to accusations that he illegally detained a judge during the last days of his rule, police spokesman Hassan Haneef said.
"We have received the order and we will be trying to carry it out in accordance with the Maldivian constitution and the order itself," he added.
Imad Masood, spokesman for the Maldives president, Mohamed Waheed Hussain Manik, said the police would wait for Mr Nasheed to come out. "If he doesn't come, then police will begin to talk to High Commission officials," he added.
Mr Nasheed claims he was forced from power at gunpoint after opposition protests and a police mutiny. A national commission last August said he was not deposed in a coup, triggering days of protests.
If found guilty in the court case, Mr Nasheed could be barred from standing in a presidential election on 7 September. His party said the trial was an attempt to exclude him.
India has "expressed concern" and called for "free, fair, credible and inclusive elections".
The Maldives held its first free elections in 2008. Mr Nasheed defeated the autocratic president Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, who had ruled for 30 years.


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Create or select a directory for creating a database-backed Rails application.
Change to that directory.
Create and configure a application template to use the MySQL database:
jruby -S rails books -d mysql
Change to the books directory that you just created.
Replace mysql with jdbcmysql.
Open the config/database.yml file in a text editor.
When prompted, enter your MySQL root password under the development heading in the database.yml file.
Change back to the books directory if you are not already there.
Create the database by running the following command:
jruby -S rake db:create
After the database creation is complete, you should see output similar to the following:
** Execute db:create
The rake command invokes the Rake tool. The Rake tool builds applications by running Rake files, which are written in Ruby and provide instructions for building applications.
Create the scaffold and the Book model for the application:
jruby script/generate scaffold book title:string author:string isbn:string description:text
When you run the script/generate command, you specify the name of the model, the names of the columns, and the types for the data contained in the columns.
A scaffold is the set of code that Rails generates to handle database operations for a model object, which is Book in this case. The scaffold consists of a controller and some views that allow users to perform the basic operations on a database, such as viewing the data, adding new records, and editing records. Rails also creates the model object when generating the scaffold.
Create the database tables:
jruby -S rake db:migrate
When Rails is finished creating the tables, you should see output similar to the following:
CreateBooks: migrated (0.1322ms) =========
If you need to reset the database later, you can run the following command:
jruby —S rake db:reset


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The topic of the essay is nemesis and we had to get a character from Macbeth and a character from a book we chose. I chose Lady Macbeth and I chose Thomas from The Maze Runner.
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