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SULLIVAN, MISSOURI, August 13, 2014—Darrick Collier, a U.S. Air Force veteran, has been named General Manager of Fidelity Communications' Arkansas systems, the company has announced.
Collier is one of three general managers Fidelity Communications recently named to consolidate its markets in Missouri, Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana under the leadership of a dedicated manager in each state. Darrick will be responsible for systems serving Beebe, AR and the Little Rock markets, including Benton, Maumelle, Alexander, Bryant, Haskell, Hensley, North Little Rock, Mabelvale, Pulaski and Shannon Hills.
"I want to make sure we have a customer-centric culture and do everything possible to enhance the customer experience," Collier said. "We should do more than just serve the customer; we should create a good experience so that Fidelity is the provider of choice in our market."
Darrick has a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Missouri – Columbia and an Executive MBA from Washington University in St. Louis.
"I plan to be an impact player on the Fidelity team," Collier said. "I will ensure we do everything necessary to grow our Arkansas market."
Prior to joining the Fidelity team, Darrick spent seven years in the U.S. Air Force, advancing to Branch Chief at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. He also held the position of Technical Operations Manager at a Department of Defense agency.
According to Executive General Manager Andy Davis, "As we continue to grow into new areas and provide new technologies and services, it's important to have a dedicated manager in each state. These new managers are solely committed to making sure we are taking great care of our customers and providing the highest level of customer support."
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Speculative deals are still not viable, warns expert
Posted: March 18, 2014|
A pick-up in demand for commercial property in Leicestershire gives developers a chance to drive a harder bargain, but speculative development is still not viable, according to a property expert.
Kevin Nagle, partner and property law specialist at Shakespeares, said since the start of the year, there had been a noticeable increase in demand for good quality commercial property such as logistics warehouses and well-fitted office and retail space.
However, the lack of any speculative development continues to hold the market back.
In particular, he said, the current mismatch in terms of the cost of business rates compared to rentable values means speculative development is unlikely to get back on track any time soon.
Mr Nagle said: "The balance of power in property deals in the region has started to shift in favour of the developer and, in some instances, there is a stand-off taking place as end users learn that the terms on offer are less favourable than previously.
"Rent-free periods had become a standard element of most commercial tenancy agreements but this has now changed.
"Despite the changes, developers are not yet prepared to back speculative development and business rates are the main issue."
In December, the Chancellor announced plans to cap any rise in business rates at 2 per cent but this move has been described as "tinkering" at the edges of the problem.


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Eric Asimov is The Times's wine critic
I'm not a wine or food writer who tries to convince you that my job is far more difficult and unpleasant than you can imagine. I have no patience with that. How many people have the privilege of immersing themselves in what they care most deeply and passionately about?
Since I was a teenager, I've been fascinated by eating and drinking, and, by extension, ingredients and cooking. In the most enlightened households and cultures, wine belongs on the table as part of a meal. It's a staple, like bread, rice, potatoes or salt, and this is the basis of how I understand wine.
Of course, wine can be so much more. Like food, wine has a social role to play. It brings people together. It can increase happiness, amplify a sense of well-being and even comfort sadness. By evoking these simple social and emotional responses, wine can be said to have a spiritual component.
Wine is also a global commodity with ups and downs that reflect the state of the wine-drinking world's economy. It runs the gamut from mass production to artisanal craftsmanship, and so offers insight at every level to successes and failures in human organization, determination and vision. The wine business, from agriculture to winemaking to sales and education, is rich with powerful personalities.
Beyond this, wine offers culture and connoisseurship, while touching on art and philosophy. At its highest level, wine can bewitch and bewilder, transfix and inspire. Each year, new books about wine pour forth, with no end in sight, discussing and describing a beverage while using language that paradoxically struggles to articulate its appeal.
Scientists are discovering that wine can be physically beneficial. Yet wine can be dangerous, too, and out-of-control consumption can be a menace. How societies balance the benefits and the dangers of alcohol is the subject of constant revealing debate.
I find wine endlessly engaging – beer and spirits, too. Yet I don't think of myself as a connoisseur – at least, not in the way the term is generally used to indicate a stuffy concern with old and expensive wines. Good wines all have their role, especially humble, everyday wines. Great wines occupy an exalted place because of the discussions they provoke and the context they provide, but they can never overshadow the daily pleasures of a good bottle.
From grape to glass, wine is a wonderfully expansive topic. It hurts me to see it reduced so often to tasting notes, those comically over-specific efforts to capture aromas and flavors in a phrase. If you want to know whether a wine smells more like guava or jackfruit, I'm afraid I'm not your guy. Frankly, wine is greater and more interesting than that.
Selected Articles by Eric Asimov
The Pour
Modest Luxuries for Lean Times
Even with the pitiful exchange rate, France is the greatest source of wine bargains in the world.September 24, 2008 diningNews
The Pour
In Napa, Some Wineries Choose the Old Route
For years Napa Valley has been known for dense, powerhouse Cabernets, but a few winemakers are making more restrained and elegant versions.August 20, 2008 diningNews
The Pour
Ancient Messages, Hidden in a Dusty Bottle From Long Ago
When it comes to vintage wines, what's in the bottle almost matters less than the vivid historical images conjured up by the year on the label.January 3, 2007 diningNews
The Pour
Wine's Pleasures: Are They All in Your Head?
In recent months, wine consumers have been portrayed as easily manipulated victims who can be influenced by price, pretense or hype.May 7, 2008 diningNews
The Pour
Burgundy Learns to Bottle Consistency
From the smallest growers to the biggest houses, the standards of grape-growing and winemaking in Burgundy have surpassed anybody's expectations.June 4, 2008 diningNews
The Pour
Reds on Ice? It's Not Heresy
Red wine can be enjoyed at a temperature that refreshes, restores and revitalizes even the most exhausted soul.July 2, 2008 diningNews
The Pour
Too Sweet to Be Invited to Dinner
The sensation of sweetness has triumphed over the belief that fine red wines were dry bordering on tart and even somewhat austere.July 19, 2006 diningNews
The Pour
A Champagne True to Its Roots
From barely more than an acre's worth of grapes, Bollinger produces one of the rarest and, by most accounts, greatest of all Champagnes, Vieilles Vignes Françaises.June 14, 2006 diningNews
Dining In, Dining Out/Style Desk
An Italian Prince And His Magic Cellar
In a secluded back room of a hotel not far from the Trevi Fountain, a dozen glasses of Italian white wine sat before each of a small group of tasters.December 22, 2004 diningNews
Dining In, Dining Out/Style Desk
Big and Beautiful: Lafite for 12
Not just any bottle of wine can compel eight people to hop on planes and fly thousands of miles to drink it. But this was not just any bottle.October 20, 2004 diningNews
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Your Next Lesson: Gigondas
Reds hailing from the southern Rhône region go well with the onset of chilly weather.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
Chinon, a Red With Attitude
These wines possess a chameleon characteristic that yields a deeper experience the more you bask in their glow.
October 7, 2015, Wednesday
St.-Joseph: The Next Best Wine in the Northern Rhône
These bottles convey the elemental aromas, flavors and emotions of appellations like Côte-Rôtie, Hermitage and Cornas, but in a more open, easier-going manner.
September 30, 2015, Wednesday
Noël Verset, Vigneron Who Helped Save a Wine Tradition, Dies at 95
Mr. Verset's perseverance laboring in vineyards in the Rhône Valley of France, helped the Cornas appellation survive to be discovered by a new generation of wine lovers.
September 23, 2015, Wednesday
Danny Meyer Has a Wine for Everyone
The restaurateur's Union Square Hospitality Group makes wine drinkers from novice to expert feel that they can order something better than what they may have imagined at a more-than-fair price.
September 23, 2015, Wednesday
White Bordeaux Demands Close Attention
These wines don't come to you like big, wagging dogs. Instead, they slowly draw you in.
September 16, 2015, Wednesday
Your Next Lesson: Chinon
Thought-provoking reds from the Touraine region of the Loire Valley in France.
September 16, 2015, Wednesday
At La Garagista, Hybrid Grapes Stand Up to Vermont's Elements
Deirdre Heekin's wines are only one facet of the diverse working farm Ms. Heekin operates with her husband, Caleb Barber.
September 2, 2015, Wednesday
Drought Brings Soul-Searching to California Winemaking
The drought has hit some regions hard, but others not. Extreme weather is causing some wineries to rethink how they use water and how they operate.
August 26, 2015, Wednesday
Pouilly-Fuissés With an Identity Crisis
The wine panel recently sampled 20 bottles from the 2013 vintage.
August 19, 2015, Wednesday
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Wines of The Times: Cotes du Rhone
It is such a familiar wine, almost a synonym for a not-too-fancy French red. Yet few wines can match Côtes du Rhône in exemplifying the myriad changes that have transformed the French wine industry in the last 20 years.
Essential Thanksgiving
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Summer Drinks
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20 Autumn Wines for $20
Eric Asimov selects 20 great fall wines, all at the magical price point of $20, presented here in no particular order.
The Pizza Issue
Videos, recipes and articles to help you achieve the perfect pizza or calzone at home. (And, if you must, tips on where to find a good restaurant pie.)
Wines by the Glass
Mark Bittman and Eric Asimov, the chief wine critic for The Times, on how to order wines by the glass.
A New Breed in California Pinots
Eric Asimov discusses a small rebellion taking place in California.
An Emerging Wine Region
Eric Asimov takes a look at a region of South Africa that is producing some excellent cabernets.
The New York Times Close Up
In his weekly program on NY1, Sam Roberts talks to Martin Gottlieb, Jerome Charyn and Eric Asimov.
Wines of The Times: Condrieu Interactive Graphic
In Condrieu, only the viognier grape is permitted. Beyond that, pretty much anything goes, as the wine panel learned in a recent tasting of 19 bottles of Condrieu.
Wines of The Times: Tokaji Aszu Interactive Feature
In a tasting of Tokaji aszu, the wine panel found wines to adore as well as wines that were flawed in an industry that, despite its long and illustrious history, is paradoxically very young.
Wines of The Times: Washington Merlots Interactive Feature
The tasting panel found that merlots from Washington State revealed a structure and earthiness that you rarely see in the typically plusher, softer California versions.
Wines of The Times: Thanksgiving Wines
The Dining section's wine panel held a blind tasting with a typical Thanksgiving meal, looking for wines that would provide pleasure for the long haul.
Wines of The Times: Good Buys
In the second annual tasting of wines $10 and under, the dining panel favored honesty over manipulation.
Wines of The Times: Pinot Grigio
In a tasting of pinot grigios from northeast Italy, the dining panel found wines that were balanced, lively, crisp and subtle, with mineral foundations.
Wines of The Times: Village Burgundies
In a tasting of village Burgundies from the Côte d'Or, the dining panel found reasonably priced wines, harmonious and deep with pure, elegant flavors.
Wines of The Times: Prosecco
The dining panel transcended the relatively gloomy confines of a Midtown office with a tasting of prosecco, sparkling wine from Italy's Veneto region.
Wines of The Times: Bierzo
The tasting panel found that the best red wines from the Spanish region of Bierzo are haunting, with exotic wildflower, licorice and fruit flavors.
Wines of The Times: '03 and '04 Crozes-Hermitage
In a tasting of 2003 and 2004 Crozes-Hermitage wines, the panel found a smoky, spicy expression of the syrah grape particular to the Rhone Valley.
Ales of The Times: Belgian Lambics
The tasting panel embarked on a lambic journey and found these Belgian beers to be as complex and distinctive as many fine wines.
Wines of The Times: '04 Premier Cru Chablis
A tasting of premier cru Chablis from 2004 finds that this wine of distinction has returned to form, where subtlety, balance and keen precision hold sway.
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Mary A. Carr
LINCOLN - Mary A. Carr, 80, of Lincoln passed away peacefully at Hallworth House on January 2, 2011 surrounded by her loving family. Mary was the cherished wife of John P. Carr for 58 loving years. Born and raised in Central Falls, Mary lived most of her adult life in Lincoln. She was the daughter of the late James and Irene (Healey) OLeary.
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FLORIDA - Francis Z. Durand, 93, born March 27, 1917 in Woonsocket, RI died January 3, 2011 in Palm Harbor, FL after a brief illness.
Son of the late Zedeor and Mary (Bashaw) Durand, brother of Victory (Byron) of Johnston. Married 61 years to the late Jeannette (St. Pierre). Eight children, - the late Emma, Paul (Oldsmar, FL), William (Pawtucket), Douglas (Tarpon Springs, FL), Susan Ritchotte (Davenport, FL), Stephen (Pawtucket), Nancy McAllister (Guntersville, AL), and Lynne Zygmont (Windham, NH). Grandfather of 18 and great grandfather of 11.
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YUCAIPA, CA - Florence A. Bussey of Yucaipa, CA passed away on December 11, 2010.
She was born in Rhode Island to Agna and Muriel Pion on October 25, 1924. She married Raymond J. Bussey in 1943.
She is survived by two daughters; Elaine Proulx of Indio, CA and Carol Liaboe of San Jacinto, CA, two sons Raymond Bussey of Tomales, CA and Robert Bussey of Big Bear, CA., 5 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild.
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CUMBERLAND - Dolores T. DeCosta, 81 of formerly of One Mendon Road passed away Sunday in Palms West Hospital, Loxahatchee, FL. She was the wife of the late George DeCosta.
Born in Central Falls, she was the daughter of the late Arthur J. and Florence (Beauchamp) Palin. She resided Loxahatchee for the past 6 years previously residing in Cumberland for 45 years and New Bedford, MA.
She was a member of the Amalgamated Cotton and Garment Allied Industry Union for 26 years, the Cumberland Housing Authority and the AARP.
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PAWTUCKET - Mary Walsh, 90 of 175 Broad Street, Pawtucket died Saturday, January 1, 2011 at the Evergreen Nursing Home after a courageous and dignified battle with lung cancer. She was the wife of the late Raymond H. Walsh who preceded her in death the previous year on the same date. They had been married 68 years. Born in Providence, she was the daughter of the late Elizabeth (Cassidy) and Edward Purcell.
Before retiring, she was employed by Glencairn Manufacturing. Mary was also a member of the Kennedy Housing Tenants Association.
Peter J. Pytka Jr.
CUMBERLAND: Peter J. Pytka Jr.40, passed December 30, 2010.
He was the husband of the late Tracy (Soares) Pytka.
He was a loving father to his children and will be sadly missed.
Born in Pawtucket, the son of Joan (Otis) Pytka and the late Peter J. Pytka.
He was the father of Peter J. Pytka III, Jaymee and Julia, and is also survived by a sister, Jessica Jean and her husband Scott.
William J. Matisewski
CUMBERLAND - William J. Matisewski, 85, of Citizen Street, passed away Monday in the Memorial Hospital, Pawtucket, surrounded by his loving family. He was the beloved husband of Helen (Marek) Matisewski, and they had been married for 61 years.
Born in Clinton, MA; he was the son of the late Stanley and Mary (Golash)Matisewski. He resided in Cumberland for most of his life.
He was a United States Army, World War II Veteran, serving during the European Theater of Operations.
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COLORADO - Albert H. Leighton, 91 of Denver; Husband of Emma Leighton; Father of Jacqueline (Roger) Yoshinari, Pamela Leighton and James Leighton; Grandfather of David and Daniel Yoshinari, Katherine Y. (Michael) Mohammadi, and Chelsie Modrell; Great Grandfather of Nathan Mohammadi; Graveside Service Friday, 1PM, Fort Logan National Cemetery, 3695 South Sheridan Blvd. Staging Area A, Denver, CO;
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PAWTUCKET – Tom Sorrentine is still fitting together the pieces of the puzzle that is the St. Raphael Academy basketball team. And so far, "Saar" likes what he is seeing from his Saints, who improved to 4-1 in Division I with a 61-47 victory over Cranston West on Tuesday night.
The Saints, who led 35-15 late in the first half, overcame some sloppy passing with a tough defensive effort and strong work in the rebounding department from the front line of Trevor Vasey, Cesar Mejia, Davon Robertson and Benjamin Pillsbury.
PROVIDENCE – During long, taxing Big East winters, some Providence College followers often wonder why the Friars chose to bump heads with college basketball's elite.
Why? A visit by the No. 5-ranked Pittsburgh Panthers seems like a good place to begin. Welcoming such a highly decorated club brings with it the chance to secure a big time win while presenting youngsters like Gerard Coleman and Kadeem Batts a shot to become recognized outside of the Ocean State.
We will have some baseball news to savor this afternoon when the Hall of Fame balloting is revealed to the public. Roberto Alomar and Bert Blyleven are expected to get into the HOF today. Several other players are on the cusp – Jeff Bagwell, Larry Walker, Jack Morris and Tim Raines.
Rafael Palmeiro could make it, too, if the voters forgive him for telling Congress he never did steroids and then flunking a urine test several months later, late in his career, long after he had amassed most of his 569 career home runs.
PROVIDENCE — Calling for "an era of political collaboration, of cultural and ethnic acceptance, of shared sacrifice and, more importantly, of faith and trust in each other," Lincoln Chafee became the first Independent governor of Rhode Island in the modern era at 12:22 p.m. Tuesday.


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Here is a short review of the hostels I stayed in while in Laos from in November 2008. Prices were between 50-70,000 Kip, about 5-8 USD, for a 'single' room (often with two beds, or one double bed) with fan and sometimes with a shared bathroom, sometimes with an ensuite bathroom; hot water was usually available with one of those electric heater things. Twice I was able to knock off 10,000 Kip off the price of a 'double' room (with two beds) by asking for a discount because I was alone. (For Malaysians, 1RM = apprx. 2300 Kip; so a room at 60,000 Kip would be RM26).
For this price you get a basic room with no frills, although often there is a towel, bottle of water and soap provided. None of them had particularly nice views (apart from in Vang Vieng) or anything else of particular note. Some places offer breakfast/food, but most did not have food. If you want to go cheaper, you have to look for dormitory rooms which are available, but not as common.
Generally the rooms and bathrooms were clean, and staff helpful and friendly - although the general lack of much English prevented much interaction. The bare switches and exposed wiring in bathrooms made me nervous occasionally. Laundry services were usually available (7-10,000 Kip per kilo), but the clothes never came back ironed, were damp once and also had a t-shirt missing once (they found it when I asked for it). In short, don't expect too much from the laundry service.
I mostly used the Lonely Planet guide and Travelfish to help decide where to go, but in the countryside I just had to take whatever there was.
Vientiane - Mixay Guesthouse
On Th. Nokeo Khumman, this guesthouse is conveniently located near the river and the centre. It was being renovated when I stayed there. There were two 'zones' with different prices (one dollar difference), I got the cheaper one though I'm not sure what the difference was. I got a single room with no window, fan, and shared bathroom for 6 USD; the room had a bed and a cupboard, the bathrooms were OK. Free coffee, tea, cake and fruits were available downstairs in the morning.
Travelfish review here; Lonely Planet review here.
Vientiane - Pathoumphone Guesthouse
On Th. Manthatulat, this is also close to the river and the centre. It cost 6 USD for a room (knocked down from 7 USD); the bathroom was OK but not kept clean all day and the room pretty dingy. There was a wide veranda useful for hanging out, and shoes were not allowed (which is always a good idea). I only stayed one night and left early in the morning to catch a plane, so I don't know if they had breakfast or food.
However, I can't recommend this place. There were bed bugs when I went there! Having bed bugs does not mean the place is dirty (they'll survive fine in very clean places); they can come from other travellers or in different ways, and can be very difficult to get rid of - so my sympathies are with any hotel that finds themselves with bedbugs. However, the reaction of the receptionist when I told her (she tried to convince me it was ants), would make me avoid ever going here again.
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Short Haircuts 2014 come with a number of choices and the most popular one is pixie haircuts. It seems that the pixie haircut is getting more and more popular in 2014 since it offers a unique and trendy look. This type of hairstyle is actually a very short hairstyle which comes with more colors and styles. This type of haircut looks so gorgeous and has been chosen by many celebrities. If you are a woman looking for a trendy and unique haircut in 2014, pixie haircuts should be included into your list. One good example comes from this popular actress, Charlize Theron. She does look so trendy and gorgeous with her short haircut.
Sarah Harding Short Hairstyles
Short hairstyles have become very popular especially among celebrities and TV stars. The other celebrity who is very popular for her beautiful and trendy short hairstyle is Sarah Harding. This celebrity has lots of confidence by choosing an extreme haircut. Her face does suit perfectly with her short, trendy and stunning haircuts. She is one of those celebrities who loves using a short haircut. If you are looking for a trendy, unique and simple haircut, Sarah Harding can be a good example.
Jenny Garth Messy Shaggy Hairstyles with Bangs
2014 seems to be a perfect year for women who want to go with a simple yet trendy hairstyle. When it comes to choosing a simple yet trendy hairstyle, short or medium hairstyles would be the best choice. As seen from this picture, Jenny Garth looks so stylish and elegant with her messy shaggy hairstyle with bangs. She does know how to create a stunning and unique look that fits perfectly with her style. If you prefer something simple and trendy for your hairstyle, messy shaggy hairstyles seem to be a good choice that you shouldn't miss in 2014.


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Make your own history… where we are used to making history. The Mast Farm Inn is a world renowned country inn & two restaurants, in The Valle Crucis Historic District of North Carolina. The Inn & estates are on The National Register of Historic Places, a Historic Hotels of America boutique hotel, and a Member of The Select Registry.
Apples, Alpacas & Otters
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Heritage, Wilderness, Crafts & Canoes
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Three Days Left
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Winter in The High Country
Winter in The High Country • Skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, snow tubing, zip lining, snowshoeing, and sledding. If you can do it on snow or ice, you can do it in the North Carolina High Country. NC is home to some of the highest ski areas in the Eastern US, and winter here brings a time to celebrate in stead of hibernate.
The Heritage Pork Weekend
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The Meat & Potatoes Weekend
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Do Not Purchase this machine!!!!
By mother of five children
from Texas
Comments about Maytag Bravos Series MVWB750WQ White Top Load Washer:
I hate this machine. It tears the clothes, creates wrinkles that I cannot iron out, and many loads do not use enough water to get the clothes clean. The lid will not stay open to load the clothes. Many, many, problems!!! The finish is pealing on the outside from detergent leaking through from the inside.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Not a fan of the top loader.
By James1037
from Schenectady, NY
. I am nearly 60 years old and have owned several washer styles over the years. This is my first large capacity top loader without an agitator. The washer I owned immediately prior to the Maytag was an Electrolux front loader and its washing performance was good but it became frequently clogged (lint, etc.). The process of cleaning the pump screen was less than simple and this experience caused me to consider other washer styles when making my last purchase. The Electrolux front loader was ultimately removed from service due to a costly repair estimate for a failed computer board. The major issue I have with the Maytag Bravo is the ?balling up? of sheets and blankets which makes the top loader less than desirable. I purchased this large capacity machine because it was presented as product / design able to effectively wash large items like sheets and blankets. It falls short in this area. I will more than likely purchase a Maytag again but will return to the front loading style, which from my perspective performs better.
Constantly breaking parts, but love it when it works
By Sailwin
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It's like a European car, great ideas, love it when it works, but breaks down all the time! Seems like the majority of the problems are coming from items getting out of the basket, and lodging them selves in the oddest places. I think it happens during the spin cycle, but hard to say. Bad design flaw, leaves me emptying a full washer of wet clothes, and making a repair before I can finish. Luckily, because this model has so many problems, lots of other people have already had the same problems, and information on fixing and diagnosing is all over the internet.Before this washer I believed exclusively in Maytag products, and as an installer at a plumbing company I have seen a lot of models, and worked on them as well. But after owning this model, and reading how many other people had the same problems, with the same results, I have lost faith in Maytag and their products.
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The perfect compliment to the Bravos washer we just purchased. Fast and efficient - smooth and quiet.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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i lOVE iT!!!
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I lOVE MY WASHER. iT HAS A VERY LARGE CAPACITY. Its quiet, efficient. I can go on and on. If I were to need another washer tomorrow for another house I would want the same one. I have recommend this machine to several of my friends.
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Pretty, but not effective!!
By Ned
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This machine needs to be removed from the market. Awful
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By difigliarc
This is the washer to have. It has all the features you'll ever need. The savings on water alone is a bounus! It's quiet and energy efficient. my wife and i just love it !
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I'm very pleased with this washer. I followed the other reviews & read the directions before & as I'm still learning to use it & I haven't had any problems. I can't wait to get my water bill because compared to my old washer, this one seems to use a lot less water & everything turns out much cleaner! How do they do that?!
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Bravo to Maytag Bravos
By Chris
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About Me Heavy Duty User
Love the large capacity and setting variety
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Happy with this machine.
By Manoj
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My wife and I are quite happy with this machine in the month that we've owned it so far. It appears to perform well. This is our first machine without an agitator. The technology in the machine appears to do quite well without it. It is also easier to put it and remove bulkier items without the agitator getting in the way.It is an adjustment for us to not be able to set the water level in the machine. However, the clothes do not feel soapy after the rinse.We took another reviewer's advice and read the manual...it helped.I am not a fan of the digital beeps the machine insists on making as feedback for the settings. There is not a button to turn off these sounds.
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I have begun encryption on my external 1T HD, with power fail mode enabled. Encryption has frozen (completely unresponsive) and the rest of the computer works fine. I had to force close the PGP program.
I tried to reboot, plug back in the external HD. PGP asks for PW and mounts both partitions on the drive just fine. PGP desktop shows the drive, and shows that it is back at 66% encrypted. It says it is encrypting. The completed portion does not change now, no progress.
I try and click "stop" it asks to decrypt or pause. I select pause. It does nothing.
Has anyone had this issue or know what I can do to kick this badboy back into action? I would really hate to lose all the encryption done thus far. 1+ day's time invested into this already.
Other info: both partitions and the drive as a whole were checked and repaired prior to encryption. No problems were detected, everything was acting normally.
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In the interest of time-saving, I just began to decrypt the external HD. Since this is my CCC clone on one partition I will boot from it and encrypt that drive as it was my home system, thereby making it a bootable clone as well as an encrypted dive.
This will be my workaround for the time being. Has anyone else had this problem with PGP essentially "freezing" and ceasing to encrypt any further? Every time I plug the drive in, it recognizes it, asks for the PW and mounts it. PGP desktop says it is "encrypting" but zero progress is made, pause does not work and the only thing that works in the desktop GUI is the "decrypt" button.
All partitions are good to go, no errors. This is the second time it has happened to me, and all progress is lost.
Have you tried a hard drive diagnostic utility on the external HD? I usually see this problem with pausing with encryption or hanging due to sector errors on the disk. Another problem can be if the drive is too heavily fragemented. But if this is HFS+ I don't know if there is a disk defrag utility available for that type of filesystem. Does Mac even have a disk defrag utility? If it's fat32, I would certainly check to see if the disk is too fragmented by plugging it into a windows PC and checking with Windows Disk defragmenter. Other options are to use sprinrite on a PC or else the drive diagnostic utility from the drive manufacturer to see what it reports.
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I used the disk util on Mac for both partitions (CCC bootable clone partition1 macOS extended journaled, and storage files partition2 FAT32)
The first time I received the hanging issue, there was an irrecoverable error on the Clone partition. I re-formatted it and ran CCC to re-clone the machine.
This time before encryption, I again checked both partitions with Mac's Diskutility and both checked out as okay.
I am decrypting as we speak, and I will try and check the FAT32 partition on a PC and defrag, even if not necessarry. I doubt it will be too heavily fragmented, not much is added or subtracted from this drive, but I will give it a shot and report back.
The Mac Clone I seriously doubt will be the problem as this partition was just reformatted and recloned.
Thanks for the quick reply, I will give an update after trying your suggestions.
I have seen *some* cases where the UI will report encryption status incorrectly. The best thing to try is to use pgpwde --enum in an a terminal and see which drive is your 1TB secondary volume. Then run pgpwde --status --disk (disk number from enum output) in the terminal. This will report back the number of sectors and the high watermark. If encryption is progressing you should see the high watermark incrementing after running the status command again.
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Ben- thank you. Those are the kind of 'backdoor' commands I was looking for to establish lack of progress or continuing progress in spite of UI freeze.
Just checked on a PC. Defrag was already not needed, all one solid block. Ran anyway for troubleshooting procedure. Ran disk utilities, no issues found or repaired.
Running encryption again, if it hangs up I will try the above solution in terminal.
Will report back.
First time it froze: 45% completed
Second time it froze: 67% completed
Third (current) time it froze: 50% completed.
In the activity monitor PGP is listed as 'not responding'
I tried the command in terminal you suggested, "pgpwde --enum" and it freezes in the terminal. Am I to believe this means the program PGP is completely unresponsive?
After restarting PGP, plugging in the HD and entering passphrase:
I ceratinly agree. We should be doing something better to report the correct status in the UI. there is open etracks (bug reports) meant to address that UI problem. But I"m more or less confirming that is the issue. If the encryption is indeed proceeding then you should see those high watermarks increasing (in spite of the UI status). If neither are incrementing, then we have a different problem.
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One thing to look at - check under /var/log/system.log and see if there is any errors. I would also use activity monitor to check the system. On one machine I am testing with. While using power safe mode. I saw a spike in the MDS process (100% cpu) and checking the system log it looks like the spotlight indexing keeps crashing. I excluded my whole system volume for the timebeing to see if that makes any difference. I'm wondering if you are getting simliar results. I'm testing for bad ram, because I suspect taht could be th cause. But i'm wondering if anyone else using PGP WDE is seeing the same problem on their hardware?
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I did look under the log you suggested, there are a lot of different logs in there. All of this is very foriegn to me however.
I have de-crypted USB HD and checked all partitions again for errors. None found. Should I re-attempt or do anything differently this time?
Providing that there is not any potentially sensitive data disclosed in the logs, perhaps I can clear the logs, re-attempt the encryption and post logs if encryption fails again?
I would need instructions on how to accomplish this, due to my intermediate computer science knowledge and being new to the OS X platform.
Please advise, thanks!
Ben, at your suggestion I tested RAM for errors. I was able to isolate over 300 errors on one memory card, so I have ordered new memory to replace it. After it arrives I will attempt re-encryption once more and post results. This seems like it could be the cause of all the problems, and it would also explain some recent program crashing that has occured to me.
No luck. Locked up at 67% this time. I have the drive still attached, I am leaving PGP open and 'encrypting' to pray for a miracle change in status. Entering pgpwde --enum into the terminal does not respond at all...the cursor moves to the next line and returns no status.
PGP is only 1% in activity monitor. No process is completely consuming the cpu.
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I'd let it continue running and hope for success. If it doesn't complete this time, try some third party disk checking software. There have been times when errors not found by Windows were found by SpinRite, which then allowed encryption to complete - seems likely to be possible here as well.
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Huh. This is new. Now PGP is freezing on the decryption as well. I already had to force stop and reboot the machine twice. On the shutdown, I am getting the endless pinwheel after the desktop turns grey.
Could this be a PGP process still running and keeping the machine from shutting down properly?
Does this sound more like a hardware issue? I am out of troubleshooting options, but will run the SpinRite after the decryption (finally) completes. After removing the HD and force stop the PGP, it doesn't sound like the external HD is to blame.
Just happened again. Frozen while decrypting (third time now). Forced stop, reboot. Stuck in pinwheel on reboot.
Memory is 100% okay. These freezes are occuring while the computer is asleep, not on standby. This feels like a SOFTWARE issue. Confirmation will be if there are no errors on HD after SpinRite.
Currently running SpinRite on a PC for the external. Also running TechTool Pro on the Mac. Will post results.
Sidenote: There are a TON of PGP Engine crash reports in my Console>user diagnostic reports. Would anyone be able to pinpoint the problem by lookin at these? I have many examples to provide (unfortuniately).
@Ben- emailed the report.
Upgraded to ML last night and MP4.
No major problems. Re-encrypted computer HD. No issues.
Got 50% done with external HD (again). This time, PGP paused the encryption (no crash). Told PGP to resume, it asked for passphrase. Passphrase was entered. PGP did not respond for some time, came back as passphrase wrong.
Tried to eject drive. Would not eject, PGP goes unresponsive again.
I have run every possible diagnostic test on this HD. SpinRite found nothing. Seagate diagnostic software, nothing. I am certain this is a software issue, not a hardware issue.
PGP is not crashing anymore, so no new logs in console. Just not working on external.
We have a bug logged for a known issue where if you cancel the passphrase window initially when an external drive is inserted it will cause pgp engine to crash I did find that. I'm still going through your crash logs you sent me.
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It's been a bumpy ride, but we're finally back on track! Nirvana has been migrated to new, beefier servers — a bit sooner than we were planning for. But now that it's done we have room to breathe. With the boost in capacity we feel comfortable letting in all of the folks who have been stuck in the beta invite queue for weeks (thanks for being patient).
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We are adopting an every-two-weeks development / release cycle. Our old release-when-new-features-are-ready model, we've realized, wasn't providing the steady-stream of regular updates, fixes or visibility that we all want. Constraints can often be a good thing and time-boxing ourselves to two weeks should also help us stay focused on the prize.
So what are we working on for this Friday? After combing through, no kidding, over a thousand support requests, we came to the conclusion that we can no longer ignore what we had considered minor UI annoyances, but in the real-world have been driving people mad. Like when task editing cancels out when clicking on the star icon, or due dates not being saved under specific project editing views, or ampersands causing all kinds of havoc in tagging… Where there was a workaround we tended to ignore these problems as we were focused on other issues. But as they say, quality is the absence of negative cues, so it's high time that we restore the bar to where it should be.
The rapid entry textfield will accept #tag notation as in N1, but we've also added syntax for adding due dates and start (scheduled) dates, effort (time/energy) and more.
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Changes to support a proper unified next list are in progress. (why can't we get our act together on this already?) Will let you guys know the prognosis via the comments as we get closer to Friday.
Onwards then.