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to clarify, the only difference between the technics sl1210 and the sl1200 is that the 1210's are black, the 1200's are silver- everything else is exactly the same.
Personally I prefer the darker decks, but really it's a matter of personal opinion. I bought mine second hand and they were in a pretty bad way, so I took them apart and fixed them quite easily thanks to a wealth of knowledge online, and repainted them.
I don't really DJ much with vinyl, so the decks don't get much use from me but I do listen to a lot of vinyl, and I think because these have such a good reputation for DJing and are built to take abuse, people actually forget that they sound fantastic.
They were originally designed for Hi-Fi use, not DJing. DJ's only started using them because the new 'direct drive' motor was strong enough for them to manipulate the record on the platter, hence scratching and mixing was born.
For listening use, with a good cartridge designed for sound quality rather than durability they sound great, and are perfect for recording your vinyl onto a computer because of a 0.01% wow and flutter.
A great turntable, a classic. Better value than a 'budget' audiophile deck like a pro-ject, everyone should own one of these.
The Technic Sl-1200 series turntables have become the holy grail to vinyl audio enthusiasts. If your an up and coming DJ, I would definitely recommend on practicing on these first because techniques like beatmatching and scratching are a lot easier to learn on these as compared to other brands. It was like night and day when I switched from my old Lenco tables to these. What sets them apart from other brands is its high quality build, versatility, and reliability. For around Euro 695 you get a hi-fi turntable with a cool custom silver look that will surely impress all your friends and make you the life of the party (DJ joke :} ) If your a fan of scratching records or beatmatching you will love the 'high torque' design and "variable pitch control" features. These turntables have been very popular and successful thanks to its patented 'Direct drive' motor system. Located directly underneath the platter, the motor allows users to have precise control and full 'torque' while mixing there favorite records. If you want top of the line turntables look no further, the Technic Sl-1200's will meet all your demands and fullfill all your audio desires.
FEATURES reference "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technics_SL-1200"
* Magnetic (no wear), direct drive (low slip) mechanism.
* High torque design which means the platter will spin at the desired speed almost immediately (0.7 s to reach 33 ¹⁄₃ RPM from standstill), and will very rapidly reacquire the desired speed, without "overshooting", if the platter is dragged or nudged. This aids beatmatching.
*Variable pitch control, allowing the rotational speed to be adjusted from -8% to +8%
*High reliability: many examples of SL-1200s lasting well over 15 years of heavy use and withstanding physical shock without functional impairment.
*Very low wow and flutter (0.01%), which means that the platter will stay within 1/100 of 1% of the desired speed.
The Technics SL-1200 series are what I consider a "best value" turntable for a hobbyist or pro DJ. They are solid for the money and are real work horses when it comes to using them day in and day out. One thing that I find is if you are moving turntables to different locations the direct drive units are more reliable than the belt drives.
I have two of the M5s with the LED light which help in dark settings and the bulbs don't need replacing as often as the older bulb types.
If you like to play with the sound for smoother mixes, the pitch reset button makes it easy to get back and set up for the next transition.
The thick rubber base and anti-skate control help with keeping the needle playing and not skipping with every little vibration.
All in all these are great turntables and if you shop around you can get a great price on them, which comes in handy, because you'll want to have a pair of these!
May the 'Force be with you' in reading this mammoth review!
~Technical Terms Used In Review~
Direct drive {turntables in which the motor is located directly under the center of the platter, the platter is entirely driven by the magnetic field activated by the turntable's stationary part of the system.
Torque {means that the platter will spin at the set speed immediately. DJ's will go for a higher torque to enable fancy techniques!
Wow and flutter {means the amount of frequency wobble that is caused by speed fluctuations. The lower the better as the platter will stay within a small percentage of the desired speed.
Variable pitch control {is the variable speed control on the turntable that allows the operator to deviate from a standard speed. This affords DJ's to change the pitch to be increased or reduced by up to 8%, achieved by increasing or reducing the speed at which the platter rotates.
Anti-skate {prevent skating of the turntable arm.
Target light {used to point at the record showing you the position of the turntable arm in dim light.
Tone arm {Turntable arm
LEDS {A light-emitting diode
Pitch adjustment {is the process of correcting the sound of an audio tone without affecting other aspects of its tonality output.
Oxygen-free copper wire {referred, as noted by Wikipedia "generally to a group of wrought high conductivity copper alloys that have been electrolytically refined to reduce the level of oxygen to .001% or below"
Consumers of high-end audio equipment feel that this OFC will significantly enhance low frequency signal transmission.
Plinth {the stand the turntable rest on, of which there are basically two types; a non-suspended design or a suspended design.
non-resonant composite{soundproof
Frequency Generator Servo Control Quartz Lock system {this system uses a quartz oscillator to control the motor speed. The internal revolutions per minute gauge reads the speed of the platter and then outputs its own frequency representing the actual speed. The control system adjusts itself until the two frequencies match.
Stator {the stationary part of a rotor system
Detent {the term used for a method or device, used in the rotation of a spindle or similar component.
Technics SL {the S meaning Stereo and the L meaning Player.
Matsushita is a Japanese place name and surname which means "below the pine tree"
*Please forgive me for those that know these terms already!
I'm beginning this analysis of the Technics SL-1200series in general by saying I love Panasonic, formerly known as Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.Ltd products. I love this quality, sturdy if heavy brand. Therefore, I will attempt to be as candid as I can in noting any flaws!
~*~ Company history in brief ~*~
Founded in 1918 by by Konosuke Matsushita, The multinational Panasonic Corporation has its headquarters in Osaka, Japan. Its primary business is in electronics, manufacturing products under a number of names including Technics.
Co-incidental to this is an interesting little fact that Matsushita's brother-in-law, Toshio Iue founded Sanyo as a subcontractor for components. Sanyo then grew to become a competitor to Panasonic. But no family rift here as in 2009 Sanyo became a subsidiary of Panasonic which has resulted in a mega-corporation with revenues around $110 billion.
~*~ The Technics SL-1200 series ~ Their history ~*~
It is of note worthy mention that no turntable has ever been copied more than the SL-1200 series!
The Technics SL-1200 series} 2 through to 6 & GOLD are a range of turntables that have been manufactured for over thirty-eight years.
In 1972, Matsushita under the brand name of Technics released this record player as a high fidelity consumer player. Since its launch, the company has sold more than 3 million units; so durable that many of the models produced way back in the '70s are still in use.
~*~ The Technics SL-1200 series ~ Their features ~*~
> The turn tables are very reliable; many lasting well over thirty plus years. With direct drive and Magnetic mechanisms. Encompassing low flutter and wow. Incorporating heavy bases weighing in at 12.5 kg thereby reducing the stylus jumping. High torque of 1.5 kgf*cm or 0.15 N*m
> Although no longer popular on high end hi-fi turntables, the S-shaped Tone Arm has a notable advantage over the straight arm in that it affords less wear on the groove as the stylus is better aligned with the grooves on the records.
> The controls are large start/stop buttons.
> A practical feature is the stylus light that can be operated by a simple button which makes operating in dark rooms a delight.
> The light user friendly arm's height can be simply set with the rotating collar that travels within a range of 6 millimeters, which can then be locked in place with the lever.
Variable pitch control.
~ MK2 models ~ my personal choice, purchased in time for the ABBA years! ~
Released in 1979, The MK2 models were sold with different models numbers indicated by a different colour; the 1200 (silver) which was mine! 1210 initially in matte black but later also available in silver.
An improvement on the original with its up-graded motor and shock resistance.
By adding a ground wire, the MK2 avoids emitting a feedback humming sound.
This particular model is the oldest that still in production. The older versions of this model have a 100 mm plate where the ground wires enter the unit, but the newer model has a smaller 51 mm hole in the rubber where the RCA and ground wires enter.
~ SL-1200MK3 model ~
Released in 1989 this version has a matte black finish. I've little to remark on this model as it differs very little from the MK2
~ SL-1200MK4 model ~
Released in 1997 this version has a matte black finish like the MK3.
This is the last model made with the detent in the middle of the pitch adjustment slider.
This model also has an added third button for 78 RPM.
Another practical design feature being that it can be used with regular removable RCA cables and ground/earth cable, other than the 1200/1210 models which have the hard wired RCA cables.
~ SL-1200MK5 models ~
Released in November 2002, this version has a silver finish like the MK2,
This model up-graded to increase the range of anti-skate settings from 0-3 grams-force to 0-6 grams-force.
With previous versions having a simple globe which burned out over time, the MK5 has a white LED target light.
SL-1210MK5 has a matte black finish like the MK2,
Released in November 2002 this model has a glossy black finish with silver speckles,
This version was released as a special 30th-anniversary edition.
This model was up-graded from the MK5 in its ability to switch ranges for pitch adjustment. Added to this, the pitch control is completely digital.
With features of blue target light, blue pitch-number illumination, this model became contemporized in its design.
Improvements on previous models included tone arm mounting and oxygen-free copper wire being used for the signal.
Improvements were also made to the pitch control accuracy and better LEDs.
~ MK6 models ~
Released in February 2008, the SL-1200MK6-K & SL-1200MK6-S and the SL-1210M5G.
> These veriations came with improved tone arm mounting and the signal oxygen-free copper wire improved vibration damping, with improvements to the pitch control accuracy and up-graded LEDs.
> The SL-1200MK6-S model has a silver finish like the MK2.
> These versions were released in December 2007 as a special 35th-anniversary edition, with only a limited 1000.
> Special models worth their weight in gold!
> These limited edition versions came with 24 karat gold plated metal parts including the tone arm and buttons.
> Released in September 1995, and wholly based on the MK3, the SL-1200LTD also has a rich black gloss finish with gold speckles. This version was limited to only 10,000 units.
> Released in 2004, the SL-1200GLD was another limited edition model, there being only 3,000 units. Also with the black gloss finish but without the gold speckles of the SL-1200LTD, it is based on the MK5G model, but with blue target lights.
~ SL-1200 - Reasons for their production ~
The SL-1200 series was apparently a special project by Matsushita in an attempt to solve problems related to turntable designs, which included sound difficulties.
By designing a heavy plinth made of a non-resonant composite that was placed between a cast alloys top plate which included a solid rubber base, the sound quality was vastly enriched.
These models came with adjustable rubber feet that ensured the Technics SL-1200 series were insulated against acoustic feedback.
The Matsushita designed direct-drive system, was developed to eliminate the problems of irregularities in the playback speed of 'frequency wobble', caused by speed fluctuations.
The stator is bolted to the plinth. This latter is of thin aluminum, damped with a layer of rubber. Hence, this produces a quiet turntable and having a minimal motor and bearing noise. But, as with any brand of well used older models, the bearing rumble does arise!
The SL-1200 utilizes a Frequency Generator Servo Control Quartz Lock system that is claimed to produce the most accurate speeds possible.
~*~ Negatives, as I promised to be fair! ~*~
> The earlier versions have light and fragile plastic dust covers.
> Even with the direct drive feature, the thick rubber mat is needed to assist the models noise reduction! This mat is rather large on the earlier designs and not perfectly flat. But simple DIY easily sorts this defect out!
> Direct drive turntables can present difficulties from vibration due to the motor but with the Technics SL-1200 versions of shock-absorbing material, placed between the motor and platter has cut back on the vibrations.
I apologise but saying anymore would feel like ditching an old friend!
~*~ The end of an Era? ~*~
There have been rumours of the Technics SL-1200 range being discontinued!
Panasonic have commented that the SL-1200 turntables are available but the prices have risen due to their production costs.
Although no official statements have yet been made from Panasonic, some music equipment retailers have received notification that the SL-1200 and all of its related models were going to be being discontinued.
Advice: If you own one, take good care of it...don't sell it like some of us! If you don't own one, pick up a version on-line!
Used by professional DJ's etc, over the years, the SL-1200 turntables have been a treasure; oh the good old days of dancing around our handbags at tjhe discos!
There has been many for's & against comments in the high end fields but I'm speaking as an unprofessional consumer. For my personal use, I adore this series. Maybe my feeling is clouded by sentimentality, but I'm sure, I wouldn't have kept my gems for so long and up-graded to the next MK's if not for its quality in sound & features!
Thanks to the various on-line outlets that still make this series available, including their replacement components.
~*~ And a major thank you to my fellow Dooyooers who have managed to read to the end! ~*~
The Technics SL-1200 is a series of turntables manufactured since October 1972 by Matsushita under the brand name of Technics. Originally released as a high fidelity consumer record player, it quickly became adopted among radio and club disc jockeys. Since its release in 1978, SL-1200MK2 and its successors have been the most common turntable for DJing and scratching.


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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — New Mexico Attorney General Gary King announced this afternoon that his office will investigate Albuquerque's latest police shootings, including the killing of a homeless man, captured on video.
In a written statement, King, a Democrat who's running for governor, said his office's involvement is "unusual" but that it's important to show the public that he "is as concerned as they are about the situation and I intend to do everything within my jurisdiction to see that a just result is reached in these cases."
King said his office will cooperate with the U.S. Department of Justice, which is already investigating whether APD has a pattern or practice of violating people's civil rights through the use of force.
"We believe it is very important for an objective unbiased external assessment to be made in both shootings," King said.
King's announcement comes after hundreds gathered in Downtown Albuquerque to protest the shooting of James Boyd, a mentally ill man who appeared to be turning away when officers opened fire.
Albuquerque police shot another man last night, hours after the protest.

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Well, the Vader drawing itself is actually quite good. Quite frankly far better than I could ever do. The glare on the helmet and glove really add depth to the picture, or mainly the helmet really.
The background is pretty amateur. I could imagine myself drawing some I beams that looked similar, but the effort with the gradients is noted. The stars and space look could have also used improvements, but once again far better than anything I could ever draw.
Overall it's a good drawing. Not necessarily the greatest Vader drawing ever, but I could probably do far worse. Realistically, I'd probably give it a 7, but since you help run the website that created the art portal in which I type this very review, why not be generous and bump it up to an 8? I mean I do like that shiny helmet...
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So many obvious filters used, but that's a good thing anyway.
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It is a good peice, I like the light bouncing off his armour but overall it isnt a fantastic drawing I give it 5/10
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Awsome , and i do remember that awsome flash O so many years ago but seems like you have saved something from it, i like the backround you have here, and really good "SHINE" on the vader helm, now back to the backround, i thought you could make it slightly better with maybe some of the stars more "BRIGHTER" maybe even have a formation of Tiefighters or something, might give more of the effect of whats out there and such, And maybe for something more on the random side you could give Vaders eyes some "GLOW" to them like a bright green or red, just for the random option, But overall i thought this was pretty neat from an old flash that was just classic, i do hope to see more of your work as this brings me back to when newgrounds was in its early days, anyways nice work here, keep it up.
Like above some brighte stars maybe even some ships in the distance, even a lightsabre would be nice. and then theres the idea of some glowing eyes more for the random rout though.
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International eCommerce: Who's Buying?
We've been keeping an eye on which countries are spending the most with our partner stores over the past couple of years. We've watched as Australia has increased their spend but Canada remains the biggest buyer of United States goods by far. A few interesting things to note about the different countries listed here:
- The greatest revenue doesn't mean the most orders. In fact, countries like India and Hong Kong aren't even in the top ten for order volume, but they make the top ten for revenue due to their higher than average order value.
- Hong Kong order values dwarf other countries, with nearly ten times the average order value of the rest of the world.
- Several countries that didn't make it into the top ten for revenue are in the top ten for visits to U.S. sites, including Mexico, Germany and Norway.


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I've been working for several months collecting basic programs for desktop use that will run with just GTK-1.2 and lesstif.
I've uploaded over 60 of them so anyone can now build a nice light-weight desktop -starting at around 200-240MB (I mean the whole installation!)
Most of these packages are available in the 'G12' folder at:
I really combed the internet a lot to find these programs and had to fix many of them. Some of them had been ported to HPUX and have been re-ported. Some were apparently written for use with HPUX (unix), but I've even gotten them to work.
You'll also find a few packages under the Slackware folder which work under Slack (but not G12).
I've been making changes and adding features to a few of these programs. If anyone wants to help, it would be appreciated by many others.
Especially, I have been doing a lot of work on the old ROX-Filer (1.2.2) for GTK-1.2 as the basis for an extremely fast and easy-to-use desktop. You can find it and other key elements of the Amigo-FX desktop in the Amigo-FX folder (including Amigo's hwsetup routines).
Nice work - I will have to check out Amigo.
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Josh Hamilton has lost 20 pounds from last spring.
Yes, a best shape of his life story. Hamilton usually reports around 245 pounds, but he's at about 225 pounds this spring after eating better and limiting his caffeine intake. The 31-year-old appears determined to deliver on his five-year, $125 million contract, but he could see some drop-off playing half of his home games in Anaheim as opposed to the hitter-friendly Ballpark in Arlington.


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(from DFO "Sailing Directions NS (Atlantic Coast) and Bay of Fundy"
"At the time the Cobequid hit on the ledge, the tide was almost low and, upon the return of the tide, the steamer began to flood. In order to prevent an explosion, it became necessary to close down the boilers. Before the boilers were shut down the wireless managed to get an SOS signal off, giving the steamer's location which was then thought to be Brier Island. As the water rose slowly into the lower section of the steamer, the passengers were forced to seek shelter on the upper level.
"Because of the circumstances and the waiting period before help came, the passengers and crew were reduced to eating dried biscuits, washing them down with water which had to be melted from ice. They used an iron pot as a make-shift stove, kindled with the furniture from the smoking room.
"When the sea was at its highest peak, the waves broke over the deck, smashing the life boats on the weather side. The crew made ready the life boats that were not damaged, in case it became necessary to leave the steamer before help came.
"When help finally did come, the steamers, Westport III and John N. Cann, saw a sight for sore eyes. The men who helped to preserve life and make it as tolerable as possible were as follows: the steamer's surgeon Dr. Lister, the fifth engineer H.H. Gladwin, the wireless officer E.T. Gladwin Jr., the boatswain, E.W. Grinter who had been through three shipwrecks, boatswain's mate Peter Pollock, the chef Haupe, storekeeper Caw, Prognell Warner Jr., Fisher, Booth and one of the crew by the name of Vacey, who in the process had both his feet frozen."
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Yet the emergence of Da'Rick Rogers and LaVon Brazill generates hope moving forward.
Rogers, who had zero NFL catches coming into the game, caught six passes for 109 yards and two touchdowns. Brazill, who missed four games with a suspension to open the year, caught three passes for 53 yards and two touchdowns, capped by an epic run-after-catch in which he discarded six would-be tackles.
"I was happy for them," Colts quarterback Andrew Luck said. "You get some positive stuff going, and maybe we can keep that as a whole offense. We need that positive play early. I know I need to play a lot better earlier in games, you know? But I'm happy for them. It's good to see them get in there and contribute. Those were special plays they made, some really nice plays."
Rogers put the Colts on the board for the first time in the third quarter when he took a slant pass, shook off one defender and ran 69 yards for the score. A rookie out of Tennessee Tech, Rogers entered the league as an undrafted talent with a reputation for immaturity. He was cut by the Buffalo Bills before the season, and had spent most of this season on the Colts practice squad. He appears to be embracing his chance to demonstrate personal and professional growth.
"Hard work being put in every day," Rogers said when asked the reason behind his emergence. "Get the work in, try to get right on the same page as Andrew. Two touchdowns (were) Pep (Hamilton, offensive coordinator) calling the right plays and guys being in the right place. Like I said, there's no such thing as a moral victory but we do have some things to build on."
Rogers said coaches have been preaching that some of the younger receivers needed to step up to try to make up for the absence of injured veteran Reggie Wayne. Luck was able to hit a number of targets once the offense got rolling Sunday. He finished with 326 yards passing and four touchdowns while completing 29 of 46 passes.
Both Rogers and Brazill pointed to their commitment to early-morning work and attention to detail in earning them more playing time at receiver. It appears they could end up as the No.2 and No.3 receivers behind T.Y. Hilton moving forward.
Running back Trent Richardson caught five passes for 68 yards (most of them on a late drive), tight end Coby Fleener caught five passes for 31 yards and running back Donald Brown caught four passes for 18 yards. Wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey (two for 23 yards), Hilton (two for seven yards) and tight ends Weslye Saunders (one for 11) and Jack Doyle (one for eight), were also targeted.
"All the pressure's not just on T.Y. anymore," Brazill said. "It felt real good just to help T.Y. out a little bit. We talked about it last night that one of us (Brazill and Rogers) would have to make plays and we both did. It's good when you can make plays when your number's called."
The Colts offense couldn't keep up with the Bengals, however. Cincinnati quarterback Andy Dalton completed 24 of 35 passes for 275 yards and three touchdowns and the Bengals rushed for 155 yards and three touchdowns.
Indianapolis (8-5) plays Houston (2-11) at home next Sunday.
"We need to build off some of the positive things we did in the second half," Luck said, "and get heading in the right direction."


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'Molotov' lyrics cause controversy before Fillmore show
SILVER SPRING, Md. (WJLA) -- A Mexican band that goes by the name of Molotov will be performing on August 26 for fans at the Fillmore in Silver Spring. At the same time, it's likely that crowds will gather outside for another reason.
"We really want to be here the night of the concert and inform concert-goers why words matter, why they can be hateful," explains Evan Glass, a board member of Equality Maryland.
Glass says he and other members plan to rally due to the band's offensive words in a song, which was initially brought to their attention by law students at American University.
"They did some research and found out that the band had some pretty violent homophobic lyrics," he says.
Even County Executive Ike Leggett weighed in. Earlier this month, Leggett sent a letter to Fillmore's management, saying he wanted them to reconsider booking the band. He wrote:
"Bringing what I believe to be hateful sentiments into our County does nothing to contribute positively to our culture, tolerance, or the well-being of our County residents."
However, management has no plans to cancel the band's performance, releasing a statement that reads:
"The Fillmore presents a wide variety of music, comedy and other entertainment for a demographic that makes up a diverse community. The views expressed by all of our acts are not necessarily shared by the venue or staff."
The band posted on its website a message to the LGBT community saying that the song in question was never meant to be disrespectful. They say it was written in the late 1990's to describe the situation in Mexico.


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John Young has some big decision to make on Monday night's "The Tomorrow People" on The CW.
With The Founder hunting his group of super-abilities humans, Luke Mitchell's character, John, is being called upon to use the one thing that makes him different from his gang – his ability to kill. Jedekiah wants John to take out The Founder, but can John's former mentor even be trusted?
Luke previewed Monday's episode in a new interview with AccessHollywood.com.
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AccessHollywood.com: You film in Canada. Has that been an adjustment being Australian and having to deal with the winters that come to a place like Vancouver?
Luke Mitchell: Not too much. I've certainly had my moments where I've been like, 'Holy crap, this is cold,' but because we started in July last year, I acclimatized pretty well. But, earlier this year, we had a cold [spell] and it was [21 F] in the city and we had to shoot a scene outside. To give you an example, [in] Whistler, where there's the snow village, the village itself in the middle of winter is about [32] degrees, and as you get up the mountains, it might be [14 F] up the top of the mountain, so that's what you'd expect when it's snowing. This is [21 F] in the city! It was just crazy.
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Access: That works because Stephen can stop time on the show and things are frozen when you're filming.
Luke: Yes, indeed. … It's kind of tricky when it is that cold, like you just don't want to take your hands out of your pockets and it's just trying to focus on not looking cold. In fact, coincidentally, it's actually this episode that's airing on Monday that there's a John and Jedekiah scene under a bridge and that was the [21] degrees day. I saw the episode last night — I don't think you can tell it's that cold, but let me tell you, it was that cold.
Access: We're talking about the cold and being frozen and the big revelation in last week's episode was Stephen found Roger's frozen body. How big of a reveal is that to your side of things?
Luke: It's pretty huge. It's pretty huge not only that his body is intact but he's being kept by Jedekiah. But it brings up a lot of questions. It makes you go, 'Why? Why is Jedekiah doing this? Is he hoping to conduct experiments? Is he hoping to extract his powers?' because we had the episode with the twins where you saw how emotional Jedekiah got. You're like, 'Wow, those twins – who he didn't know from a bar of soap — because one of them died, he broke down.' So that obviously means a lot, this type of experimentation, so it begs the question, what is Jedekiah doing with Roger's body?
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Access: And, the question of who do we trust – Jedekiah vs. Founder.
Luke: If you don't know who to trust now, you're going to have your mind blown at the end of Episode 17, because that's where we push the story. It's who do you trust? You're kind of leaning one way throughout the episode and then by the end of it you're like 'Holy crap! I think I've been duped.' Me… as the actor reading the episode for the journey, [I was] going, 'I don't know who to trust,' so the audience isn't going to know who to trust.
Access: In the trailer for Monday's episode, Jedekiah tells your character John it is his destiny to kill The Founder. It sounds like a suicide mission or sacrificial mission.
Luke: Yeah, it does certainly sound like that. Certainly, if someone were to try and singlehandedly take out The Founder it would seem like a suicide mission and I think there is reference to a suicide mission in this episode. One of the reveals in the episode is the reason Jedekiah engineered John to be able to kill was with the intention of one day killing The Founder, according to Jedekiah, of course, and that's if you believe it. That's the beauty of that character, he says a lot of stuff, but there's some truth and lies all mixed together in a nice neat package. … Jedekiah says he needs Stephen to talk to me because at this point in time there is zero trust between John and Jedekiah. … So it takes a little coaxing to even turn John [on] to the idea of having a conversation, let alone making the decision to try it. So there's a lot going on there.
Access: Something else going on in the episode is flashback sequences involving new hairdos for some of the older guys on the show. Which one have you liked the most? They are hilarious on Simon and Mark…
Luke: They are hilarious. I kind of like them all. I like the way they style Jedekiah's hair for the younger days. It makes him look so nerdy, but that's, of course, just his hair. The wig that they put on Simon is fantastic. It kind of reminds me of an old lady's hair that you'd see at bingo or something like that. … When you go into the hair and makeup trailer, there's all these wigs lying around and so the cast generally put them on and take photos, so we've got a photo wall in there of different people wearing different wigs and it's just fantastic.
Access: 'The Tomorrow People' is about to premiere in Australia. How excited are you?
Luke: Oh my goodness, so excited! It's one thing to get on a show over here and that's terribly exciting, but then, for the show to go back home and for me to say, 'Hey guys, this is what I've been doing. I know I've been telling you about it, but you actually [can] now see it for yourself' — I think that's the best part about it. I guess it's a little bit of pride, say, 'Look, I've been working my ass off on this thing and I've literally given the show blood, sweat and tears, and this is it, I hope you like it. At least check it out, see what you think.' So I'm pretty thrilled, although most of my close family have been able to watch it online or whatever, but fans of shows that I've done back home will be able to connect the dots now and I'm pretty excited about that.
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"The Tomorrow People" airs Monday nights at 9/8c on The CW.
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AUSSIES, you've been busted! A global survey has found more than a quarter of Australian travellers admit to stealing items from hotel rooms.
Surprisingly, it wasn't those fancy little toiletries that proved most tempting for sticky-fingered Australians, instead magazines and books were the first to go, the Hotels.com survey found.
Australians weren't the worst offenders. Travellers from 29 countries took part in the survey, with the French, Canadians, Americans, Chinese and Swedish even more likely to pocket something extra from their hotel stays. The top three nationalities for hotel theft were Indians (38 per cent), Mexicans (40 per cent) and Colombians (57 per cent).
Towels and linens were the items of choice for guests from the US, Sweden, Italy, Hong Kong, Canada, Norway and Ireland, while the Chinese were most likely to steal furnishings including lamps, clocks and artwork.
Other items nicked include bathrobes, pillows, electronics, irons and alarm clocks.
Guests from Denmark claim to be the most honest travellers, with just 12 per cent saying they've pocketed hotel property, followed by those from the Netherlands, Norway and Brazil.
Alison Couper from Hotels.com said travellers should follow their example.
"While we all love that holiday feeling, it seems travellers in some countries are taking this a bit too far by removing a wide variety of items from their hotel room to take home with them as a memento of their stay," Ms Couper said.
"We should applaud the Danes as the most honest nation in resisting temptation, closely followed by the Dutch and Norwegians – assuming all respondents were honest when completing the survey."


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Human Sexuality: Diversity in Contemporary America, 8th Edition, William L. Yarber
Human Sexuality: Diversity in Contemporary America presents a forward thinking, open approach to Human Sexuality for today's student. The new lead authors, Bill Yarber and Barbara Sayad, continue to bring their research experience to the book while maintaining the engaging writing style that original author Bryan Strong brought to this best-selling text for years. The first text to achieve a full integration of cutting-edge research with a contemporary "sex-positive" approach, it also strives to represent the modern, diverse world that students encounter outside the classroom. Both within the text itself and throughout the exemplary art and photo program, the focus is on inclusion. Human Sexuality has been lauded by students and instructors alike for providing the most integrated and non-judgmental view of sexual orientation available. The eighth edition maintains these themes while adding a new contemporary design, streamlined format and significant content and feature revisions and updates.
About the Author
William L. Yarber is professor of applied health science and professor of gender studies at Indiana University, Bloomington. He is also senior research fellow at The Kinsey Institute for Research on Sex, Gender, and Reproduction and senior director of the Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention at Indiana University. He has authored or co-authored over 100 scientific reports on sexual risk behavior and AIDS/STD prevention in professional journals. He also authored the country's first secondary school AIDS prevention curriculum. He is past president of The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS) and past chair of the board of directors of the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States. He has received $3 million in federal and state grants to support his research and AIDS/STD prevention efforts. His awards include the 2002 SSSS Award for Distinguished Scientific Achievement, the 2002 Research Council Award from the American School Health Association, and the President's Award for Distinguished Teaching and the Graduate Student Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award at Indiana University. He regularly teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in human sexuality. He has presented papers at numerous national and international conferences. He was previously a faculty member at the University of Minnesota and Purdue University, as well as former public high school health science and biology teacher.
Barbara W. Sayad is a full-time faculty member at California State University, Monterey Bay. She has been teaching and mentoring at the university level for nearly twenty years and currently teaches courses in human sexuality, women's health, marriage and family, and wellness, with a focus on service learning. In addition to co-authoring the last three editions of Human Sexuality, she has co-authored the 8th edition of The Marriage and Family Experience with Bryan Strong and Christine DeVault, and has contributed to a variety of other texts. Barbara has served as a health and sexuality educator in both university and organizational settings. She received her master's degree in public health, and is currently pursuing her doctoral degree in health and human services, with a focus in human sexuality. Barbara is married and has three teenage children.
It was a great book! I really enjoyed the class, I learned so much! My book was always missing since friends always wanted to read it! Its a must take course!
As far as studying for exams and tests go- this book provides information in a clear way that makes it easy to extract essential information for notes. Meanwhile, this textbook provides a wealth of information that, beyond being educational, is actually interesting. I also appreciated that the book approached vast sexual variation with such a tone of respect and understanding. Although I got this book as required reading for a class, I would wholeheartedly recommend it for anyone curious on the topic of human sexuality.
Read a previous comment and person wasn't satisfied. I took a risk for the price of borrowing the book. The book arrived on time and in great condition.
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Brazil's budding oil industry continues to garner global attention as the country discovers and develops large amounts of oil in the offshore pre-salt blocks. There's an estimated 14 billion barrels of proven reserves that lie off the coasts of Rio de Janeiro and Espirito Santo, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). In addition to having a lot of oil, the country holds high-quality light sweet crude oil – a commodity that is in high demand.
These pre-salt discoveries can potentially make Brazil the sixth largest oil producer in the world by 2035. With this in mind, Petroleo Brasileiro S.A., or Petrobras, invested $43 billion in 2010, and then planned a $225 billion investment for 2011 to 2015. The company expects to lift its oil production within Brazil from 2 to 3 million barrels per day by 2015 to 4.9 million by 2020, according to Switzerland Global Enterprise's white paper "Swiss Business Hub Brazil: the Brazilian Oil and Gas Sector".
The company allocated:
Billion Dollar Investment in Need of Manpower
This record investment in the petroleum and natural gas industry spearheaded Brazil's job market at a breakneck pace. Billion dollar investments have created a positive landscape for job seekers and the trend expects to continue for years to come.
"Traditionally in Brazil, recruitment in oil and gas happened through personal referrals and people 'knowing' others," commented Keith Jones, head of business for Brazil's oil and gas division at Hays, to Rigzone. "As the demand for talent increases, recruiters such as Hays are needed to search for 'specialist' roles and once the job requirements outnumber the pool of local talent, it is inevitable that specialized recruiters will be needed."
Among the professionals most in demand are operations managers, logistics managers, project managers, contract managers and engineers, but positions that relate to local shipyards and its sector are at the top, according to Jones.
"Due to local content law and the upcoming bid rounds, we are seeing a big rise in jobs related to this area," he said.
Brazil's government will hold a long-delayed round of bidding for offshore oil and gas concessions in May. The National Petroleum Agency (ANP) Bid Round for onshore and offshore oil and gas blocks, which has been suspended for more than four years, will auction 289 offshore blocks. The bid is scheduled to occur May 14-15, 2013.
"With the new [exploration and production] campaign that will happen after the new auction round in May, I'm noticing that the in-demand positions are geologists, geophysicists and petro physicists," Ricardo Guedes, managing director at Michael Page Brazil, said to Rigzone.
Currently, there are 77 oil and gas companies operating in Brazil - 38 of those are foreign companies from 19 different countries. The government is hoping that the new bid rounds will attract more foreign investments.
"With the lack of engineers, companies will have to search abroad for offshore positions, such as OIM, Operations Superintendents, other crew positions, or invest in newly graduated engineers," said Guedes. "We have 48 FPSOs in Brazil's pipeline until 2020 and another 300 different types of vessels, and professionals related to the offshore operation will be at the center of everything."
However, the local content law, which refers to the use of domestic goods and services, demands for awarded contracts, that require activities in the exploration phase, use between 37 and 85 percent of local goods and services. Then, awarded contracts that are in the development phase must use between 55 and 80 percent of local goods and services. Such rules are an attempt to keep revenue and cash flow generated by the commercialization of the pre-salt reserves within Brazil in order to permit the growth of segments of domestic manufacturing companies, technical development of the sector and the training of local human resources, resulting in more jobs and income for locals, according to ANP.
"Local recruiting has seen a decrease, recently," said Jones. "Recent Hays data found that Brazilian local employee salaries in the sector decreased last year with expat salaries rising. I believe the rise in expat salaries is a reflection for the need of specialized experienced workers who expect a similar package in Brazil as they would receive elsewhere."
With the demand for shipyard positions, the need for skilled workers to build, maintain, repair and perform technical installations on drilling rigs, platforms, ships and other offshore infrastructure are essential.
Training courses and programs are trying to keep up with the demand and SENAI, a local professional training school, has doubled the number of professional training courses in the last four years, reported the Rio Times. Programa de Mobilizacao da Industria de Petroleo e Gas Natural, PROMINP, a training program developed in 2003 in conjunction with Petrobras to train individuals, is expected to graduate 212,000 professionals in 2014.
However, some companies are opting to search beyond Brazil's borders, if regulators lax their requirements.
"Local content law can prevent us from presenting the perfect candidate for the role," stated Jones. "Once the talent in Brazil has been exhausted, I believe these laws will have to be loosened enabling recruiters to bring in overseas candidates."
For professionals with oil and gas experience looking to relocate to Brazil, Jones emphasized that there are restrictions on foreign workers working in Brazil's oil and gas companies.
"In my opinion, the best route to enter Brazil's heated job market is through an organization with headquarters in the United States that have a subsidiary in Brazil."
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Alfonso Egoavil | May. 6, 2013I think Petrobras must open a special Recruiter Department to hire professionals from other countries and give more facilities to apply for working visa while They can prepare & train Brazilians professionals.
Archie | May. 4, 2013Having lived in Brazil for the past 13 years, and worked as an ex pat in the Oil business for the past 20+, (outside Brazil) and significantly having first hand expreience of the labour laws in Brazil, which are to be honest archaic and blatantly biased towards the workers rights, thiese laws will prove to be a major turn off the multi nationals investing in local labor, not to mention the tax system which is so complex even a corenr shop needs an accountant if they want to operate legally, which is why the majority operate in the grey zone.Brazil needs a major wake up and move into the same economic era as the rest of the world, however with a communist mentality government set to remain in power for the foreseeable future, this is highly unlikely, the sinical politicians have it way too good to give up
Alexandre de Paula | May. 3, 2013Indeed, SOME countries are just unable to supply that percentage of the local content (LC). Brazil, instead, has a population of 200 million. It has plenty of colleges, exports oil, steel, automobiles and airplanes. It produces 6 million vehicles per year from 20 different manufacturers. Thanks to the LC and other government initiatives Brazil has experienced the lowest unemployment rate ever, luring also well educated Brazilians to return home. In the meantime, the European and the US economies have plunged in 2008 and now are stagnated - in spite of all the profit the multinational companies take home! May we have some of it - a local content?
AP | May. 3, 2013I never understand why they rarely look outside O&G to source talent from other industries and put them alongside the ageing experienced workforce.
wilma Guedes | May. 3, 2013I would like to say that in Brasil,the professionals older than 55 are put on the side of the market....If they are used for sure we will have a gain and move faster... An experienced professional + a young recently graduated professional = to specialists.!!!!! I mean,put them to work together and be sure to have great professionals around!!!
Texan In Sumatra | May. 1, 2013Since 1997 Ive worked as ex-pat in 6 different countries, and will be heading off for my 7th assignment in July. Ive handled both Drilling Engineering and Contract Administration in most of them (therefore dealing with government entities and Local Content (LC) laws on a regular basis). I find it interesting to note that the country with the LEAST restrictive LC Laws (Thailand), actually had the HIGHEST amount of local content, the best working atmosphere, the most skilled local labor force, and - most importantly - the HIGHEST productivity and profitability. People WANT to go work there and they consistently set world record after world record for performance. This is a stark contrast with Mexico or Indonesia (where Im currently at), where operations are somewhat hampered and restricted by LC laws (and labor unions) and things are sometimes heinously inefficient. Its an even more stark contrast to Nigeria, where operations were hamstrung, crippled, always inefficient, and sometimes almost impossible. LC laws are another fine example of politicians playing in the business sector where they dont belong. Well intended, but counterproductive. They are supposed to be designed to "keep the money at home" and "encourage knowledge transfer to the indigenous population". Unfortunately, in practice, they usually just drive up costs, discourage open competition, encourage underhanded/unfair bidding practices, drive down (or sometime destroy) efficiency, drive down service quality (through forced employment of underqualified personnel), drive down material quality (especially if those material MUST be locally manufactered and the country is technically incapable of doing so), and drive up maintenance and repair costs (due to both material and personnel quality), etc. We wont even discuss the "money in-country" part, the only ones whose pockets usually end up with more in the are the politicians, local "partners" or "agents" (who sometimes contribute NOTHING except their name and a license they bought from the politicians), and officials at all levels of the government bodies in charge controlling the bidding process. (US based/owned companies are at a competitive disadvantage because we refuse to play by the local rules, but others (including some of our competitors) have no qualms about doing so.) Therefore, as with so many other "fixes" for the business world proposed by politicians, they yet another idea that sounds good and sells well to the uneducated when politicians make speeches about it (usually when campaigning for re-election), but fails miserably in practice. More importantly, as with Thailand, the coutries that dont MANDATE LC and allow free market principles and business needs determine it not only are more successful and profitable in the long run, they actually end up with higher local content and a more skilled local labor force as well.
Rick Morgan | May. 1, 2013as long as Brazil keeps to their current restrictive practices, they will continue to be seen as a third world-but emerging production area. Even some of the African producers recognize the need for expat professionals to ensure profitability and safety.
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The tuition hike that's up for discussion by California State University officials this week is being called a contingency plan. "A contingency plan" sounds so much nicer than "extortion."
Already, voters are justifiably uncomfortable with the threatening tone of the campaign in favor of Proposition 30, the November ballot measure that calls for temporary increases in sales taxes and income taxes on high earners to help balance the state budget.
The campaign's message is: Vote for Gov. Jerry Brown's initiative – or else. If the public rejects it, there will be automatic cuts in state funding for various programs and services. This would include cuts in funding for the CSU and University of California systems.
It is the anticipation of losing $250 million in state money that has moved the CSU trustees to put a January tuition hike on the agenda for their meeting Tuesday and Wednesday in Long Beach. The details should send a pre-winter chill through families already dealing with the huge tuition increases of recent years.
Under the proposal, tuition would rise 5 percent next year for resident students, or $150 a semester for a full-time undergraduate. In addition, increases are being considered in a handful of fees, including a fee charged to seniors who are close to graduation, meant to encourage them to finish up and make room for new students. The tuition hikes would bring in about $125 million a year, the fees another $35 million.
All of this is painful enough for California's public university students and their families, who have seen tuition go up by 23 percent and class offerings curtailed amid the state budget crunch of the past few years.
And all of it is more maddening in light of the way the CSU's tone-deaf trustees have been blithely approving raises for campus presidents.
And now, most disquieting for Californians at large, possible tuition hikes are being linked to Proposition 30.
The proposed tuition hikes would be contingent on the proposition failing. If it passes, CSU would get by without the new revenue.
We've said before that Brown's initiative, one of two rival tax increases on the Nov. 6 ballot (the other being Proposition 38), should be written in letters snipped from magazines, like a ransom note. Voters are being told: Hand over $8.5 billion, or the kids get it.
The state is in this budget mess because politicians failed to anticipate the downturn in revenue caused by the bad economy, and say they can't find enough fat to trim to save the essentials. Thus the essential question about Proposition 30 is: Do voters feel good enough about how Sacramento has handled existing revenue to want to send it more?
The CSU trustees previously came out in favor of Proposition 30. In threatening tuition hikes if the measure fails, are they serving the public by telling the truth about the system's finances? Or are they serving the yes-on-30 campaign by claiming there is no better way to balance state and university budgets except to demand more money from taxpayers and students?
It hardly adds to a sense of trust when voters feel like the programs and services they count on are being held for ransom.


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Two crews from West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service attended the two car collision at the Bridge Road roundabout at 6.10pm on Saturday (January 11).
Two people were able to get out of the cars and a third person was released when the fire service arrived.
All were taken to hospital, one with cuts to the face and the others with minor injuries and shock.


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Looks like Taylor Swift is not always liked by all celebrities, at least celebrities' wives.
According to Radar Online, Jack Osbourne's wife Lisa thinks Taylor dates too many guys, and at some point, her level of sanity should be questioned.
"I usually find out when Taylor Swift breaks up with someone before I even knew they were dating. That's how fast these things happen," wrote Lisa on her Twitter account. "Either Taylor Swift is bat s**t crazy & causes every guy to dump her, or she has too high standards for these poor guys! droppin' like flies."
Rapper Eminem's daughter Hailie Mathers has a similar perspective, previously writing on her Twitter account, "please stop whoring around with every guy you see. We all know you're only doing it so you can make another album."
Taylor, as we all know, sings about her break-ups and has also dated celebrities such as Harry Styles, John Mayer, Jake Gyllenhaal, Joe Jonas, Taylor Lautner and Cory Monteith. She may date a lot, but does that really make her crazy or worse?


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motor starts and drum spins but I do not hear the flame start or see it light
Let me try that. Can I get to it without removing other parts?
Ok I see there are 3 nuts to remove the housing so I will try that first and see if I can get to fuse. Ok housing moved and I was able to remove both leads. Tape together and plug back in and try again?
Not heating. Ran for about 1 minute or two, then clicked 3 times and stopped spinning
Sorry, I could not see anything light up
what number on drawing?
those two wires have plastic ends it appears. I have not tried to remove them yet
I will remove them and try using a paper clip
Did that and still that same result (no light, 3 clicks and it stops)
I moved it to 50 minutes Timed Dry but ran for a bit and then stopped.
Still no heat.
Motor sounds normal
Not sure about motor stopping because I just started it and left before I could tell if it would stop
Is that the box or what goes into the tube?
Let me go look and see if I can tell
so should the tips of it go into the tube? Mine appear to be bent in a 90 degree angle
sorry, not too good with my iPhone camera. Help any?
so it would be best if I remove the one screw that holds it into place and pull it out to look at it?
Ok. It is almost midnight here in Houston. It is getting too late for you?
I will go try this last thing I guess.
Kelly, that screw is at a right angle and I am having trouble getting a clean grasp of it. My laudry room floor is a mess so I am limited in space.
Is there a way to pick this up again tomorrow?
You have been a trooper.
What should the meter's capabilities be?
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How do we end this and you get paid for it?
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Hey, Kelly I am back. The two fuses are still out of the loop and I have removed the ignitor. Since our last chat I did get a multimeter and a new ignitor has come in (but not installed).
What should I try first?
I seemed to have lost you.
I can sure try. Help me with the meter. what marking should I be looking for?
V with a squiggly line over over it then a 500 setting or 200. point to the 200?
sorry, took longer than I thought. Outlet showed 120 but the connection for the ignitor never showed anything while the dryer was running
No, sorry I reconnected them fuses. Disconnect them and tie the wires together?
I tested the one numbered 42 and it failed the test. Display did not change.
still no power to ignitor
Could not find the tape. Connected with paper clip so let me double check it.
clipped and taped it and still no voltage on ignitor connection
Sorry to hear about the power lose. I am at work so can not look at this time. What number are the motor and thermostat in one of the drawings you sent earlier? I can look tonight.
thanks.chat later this evening.
I am back. Looking for the red wire from the Motor switch.
Ok, just be sure. The switch/fuse I have skipped has a red wire and a white wire that head towards the motor and meets up with more wires. NEXT to that skipped switch/fuse is another one with 2 red wires.
Ok, I will try that now.
tried it with one red wire and the frame of the washer and got nothing on the meter
Kelly, I am at work now. Might you be available this evening say 6pm your time?
I hope all is well/better for your wife. Chat this evening.
Well, now it is Thursday evening but I am ready again.
You said: Can you turn the timer to a heat position and test the red wire right at the timer for 120 VAC to ground, please?
Is that inside the top part of dryer?
So do I put everything back under neath or leave as is?
so do I remove the whole panel (screws on back) and then remove the end caps?
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ok, all that is done and panel is flipped backwards to expose the timer, circuit board and other wires.
So the timer is item 3?
put on heat setting and started dryer. put one lead of meter into connection with red wire and the other lead to a screw on top of dryer. display changed from 00.0 to 00.7. Not good?
WAIT!! I did not have it on the heat setting. Tried it again and now it shows voltage
Do I need to remove the wires from fuses to test the wires?
Test each side of fuse?
Nothing on white wire to fuse 42 and only 6.7 amps on red wire. Nothing on either wire for item 59. Now test fuse 43?
I set the timer to heat cycle before testing each red wire with one probe and other probe on the metal. Red wire on fuse 42 only showed 6.7 amps. Red wire on other fuse #59 showed 00.0.
I believe I can. I tested the blue and black wires coming out of the timer that head "South" and those had 120 amps.
Does that require the removal of the back of the dryer?
ok, that will require a little repositioning in my laundry room so I will pick this back up tomorrow during the day. Is there a different diagram from Sears that would show the path of the wiring from timer to bottom?
well, the back is actually part of the sides also. Looks like I need to remove the front panel instead. off to try that.
unfortunately, when I took all the screws off the back, the part holding the dryer drum has now dropped out of place. sometime you learn the hard way.
so I have removed the 2 screws on the top (right and left) and now will remove the 2 on the bottom (right and left). Then remove the front panel and pull the drum out?
too late on the picture of the belt. sorry. I did notice it was around the middle of the drum but what it did underneath, not so sure.
so back to our original plan, I need to find the wires coming from the timer and see where they go first in the bottom and test for 120?
might take a picture of that area and send it your way on one of the next replys
sorry, lost connection there.
red wire from timer goes to circuit board first. tried to send picture but it errors out
red wire from timer goes to circuit board. Out of curcuit board to black 4 connector (2 in and 2 out) box (items 37 [power relay] and 33 [temperture select]). 2 in connectors to power relay show 120 but only one out of power relay shows 120. might this be the problem?
I replaced the power relay #37 but same results. Power going in but only power coming out to one red wire
the high limit thermostat has no continuity. the flame sensor and thermal fuse DO have continuity.
I may be reaching here but just trying many things while you are away.
no, do I need to check the back?
See my last few comments on continuity.
off to run an errand.
ok, will replace the high limit.
So the circuit board does not show any burn marks on one side. I will check the back side tomorrow.
I am at work now and have not looked at the back of the curcuit board yet. I have a meeting tonight so limited time then.
Might you be available during the day tomorrow (Tuesday)?
Ok, I will get with you tomorrow after 8am CST
Good morning. I checked both sides of the circuit board and do not see any burned or discolored parts.
nope. have not gone to get it yet.
I can run get it locally hopefully. Sear Parts opens at 9am.
Once it is replaced, what should I test first?
That is where I am confused. The only red wires heading to the fuses, comes out of a replay next to the circuit board.
The only wires from the timer console that go directly down to the bottom are blue and black and they seem to go to the motor at the bottom.
I am trying to send you a picture but it does not work.
they appear to go the black relay to the right of the circuit board
sent the pictures just now
let me know when you get the pictures so I can explain the wires better.
Bummer.. Ok, let me try to follow the red wires from the fuses in the bottom up to the area of the timer, circuit board and relays. Can I use the continuity test to confirm each end of a wire?
ok, red wire from relay to Thermal fuse had continuity. Red wire from Thermal fuse to high limit thermostat had continuity.
Replace high limite thermostat now?
I need to go get the high limit thermostat and will let you know.
Went to one local Sears Parts and they did not have it. Will need to another one later. Bummer
ok, back again. I am going to install the new high limit thermostat and all the other items I removed. Turn the gas back on and plug the power back in.
Do I just turn it to heat setting or also start the dryer?
will do
Darn. Nothing happened. The timer started clicking like it was counting down but when I pushed the start button, nothing. Even the clicking of the timer stopped.
Yes, all the wires are attached to the fuses and the thermostat.
120 still coming out of timer and getting to relay.
yes, I checked that. Originally, it was not. It is now.
No difference (worth a try). Starting to wonder if the amateur on this end (me) is the problem in solving this thing.
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Back to testing for voltage on fuses and thermostat?
so what do you suggest I do next?
Board with the heat?
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Kelly, I am at work but leaving soon. You available this evening?
good evening. all the connections in the bottom are still together. The connection to the door is still connected.
What next?
Any way to test the timer with meter?
It is very sporatic
Hey, I got the new timer installed. Plugged unit back in and turned the timer to 80 minutes.
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Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:06 PM
trotsky (44,181 posts)
Science and Religion: Never the Twain Shall Meet
Jeff Schweitzer, Scientist and former White House Senior Policy Analyst; Ph.D. in marine biology/neurophysiology, writes:
Unlike scientific claims, beliefs cannot be arbitrated to determine which is valid because there is no objective basis on which to compare one set of beliefs to another. Those two world views are not closer than we think; they are as far apart as could possibly be imagined.
Religion and science are incompatible at every level. The two seek different answers to separate questions using fundamentally and inherently incompatible methods. Nothing can truly bring the two together without sacrificing intellectual honesty.
The incompatibility between faith and reason come into full glory in the political arena. And nowhere is that made more clear than the rush toward willful ignorance in the on the Republican right. A potential presidential candidate cannot be taken seriously by the right unless one questions evolution, denounces the idea that climate change is real and human-induced and attacks the protection of our natural resources as a liberal conspiracy. The fight against evolution is just the modern day version of the Church's attacks on Galileo. We can demonstrate evolution in a Petri dish; it has been proven across multiple fields of science including genetics, biogeography, and paleontology. Even the Pope in 1996 grudgingly admitted that evolution is "more than just a theory."
With faith unconstrained by reason, we suffer a House Science Committee led by and populated with representatives who openly question evolution and climate change. Vice Chair Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R-WI) dismisses climate change as a "massive international scientific fraud" which is an example of "scientific fascism." Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) believes "dinosaur flatulence" might explain global warming. Outgoing chairman Rep. Ralph Hall (R-TX) said, "I'm really more fearful of freezing. And I don't have any science to prove that. But we have a lot of science that tells us they're not basing it on real scientific facts." The new chairman, Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX), called scientists "global warming alarmists." Let's be clear: this is faith, unshackled from the inconvenience of reality. This is belief, and belief cannot be challenged - if I believe it, it is true, no matter how much contrary evidence is presented. That is incompatible with reason.
More at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jeff-schweitzer/science-and-religion-neve_b_2671535.html
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Response to trotsky (Original post)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:14 PM
rug (82,333 posts)
1. All he had to say is that "why" and "how" are two different questions.
Different, not contradictory.
Response to rug (Reply #1)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:33 PM
gcomeau (5,764 posts)
2. No. Everything he said very much needed saying.
Because religion most certainly does not restrict itself to esoteric "why" questions. The claim that an all powerful superbeing created the universe with his magic superpowers is not religion dealing with a "why". Fundamentalist idiots refusing to believe evolution because it isn't in the bible are not sticking with "why"questions.
And, to be clear... religion is useless for answering those why questions as well. Responding to them? Sure. Providing actual real answers? Ummm, no.
Response to gcomeau (Reply #2)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:34 PM
rug (82,333 posts)
4. I suppose if you need your beliefs bolstered it did.
But it's really a very old, very stale argument.
Response to rug (Reply #4)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:36 PM
gcomeau (5,764 posts)
5. A very old stale argument...
...to which you have no meaningful response apparently.
Response to gcomeau (Reply #5)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:38 PM
rug (82,333 posts)
6. I already made it.
Different, not contradictory.
There's really nothing more to say.
Care to rebut it?
Response to rug (Reply #6)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:44 PM
gcomeau (5,764 posts)
8. And I already pointed out
...that your statement was nonsense, religion does not restrict itself to addressing "why" questions and your distinction, even if true (which it isn't) does nothing to address the fundamental incompatibility of the two worldviews encompassed by scientific and religious thought which the article was laying out in clear detail.
Response to gcomeau (Reply #8)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:46 PM
rug (82,333 posts)
9. Lol, ok.
You already pointed out that my "statement was nonsense". You showed me.
Response to rug (Reply #9)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 05:59 PM
gcomeau (5,764 posts)
11. Indeed.
I realize you were trying to be sarcastic, but considering you have now twice consecutively completely danced around dealing with why your argument is nonsense (To repeat, again, religion DOES NOT RESTRICT ITSELF TO WHY QUESTIONS)... your intended sarcastic comment is quite simply an accurate observation.
Response to rug (Reply #6)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 07:03 PM
muriel_volestrangler (85,399 posts)
15. If religion is just about 'why', can we start to ignore all its demands for "what should be do now"?
That'd be great. If religions all stuck to working out why we are here, in the state we're in, and stopped trying to, for instance, sue the US government over contraceptive coverage, or trying to take control of the education of children in the UK, then the world would be a better place. Since you say there's nothing more to say than "religion is about 'why'", I think you have to agree with this. Do you?
Response to rug (Reply #1)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 05:02 PM
longship (38,365 posts)
10. Except that many religious do make "how" responses.
That's the core of the essay, IMHO.
Of course, I agree with the article because I see it the same way as the author does. Is that confirmation bias? I suppose it may be. But it is my opinion that Gould's NOMA (non-overlapping magisteria) doesn't hold in a society where the religious are continually crossing the "boundaries".
They are only non-overlapping when people stop forcing them to overlap.
As always.
Response to rug (Reply #1)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 09:05 PM
Phillip McCleod (1,837 posts)
17. they may become contradictory on some points
when their separate realms are allowed to overlap. that is, when one meddles in the affairs of the other, then yes those ideas which were before in no relation at all become contradictory when inappropriately placed in a relation.
Response to trotsky (Original post)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:34 PM
gcomeau (5,764 posts)
3. I'm shocked.
It is rare to see an article written on this subject that actually understands what it's talking about. Especially on huffpo
Response to gcomeau (Reply #3)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 04:39 PM
trotsky (44,181 posts)
7. I was surprised to see it there as well. n/t
Response to trotsky (Original post)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 06:03 PM
Thats my opinion (2,001 posts)
12. The congressmen you cite
are talking neither about religion or science--but superstition and political mutterings.
There are many things in the science world that cannot be proved, except to see the results.
In the religious world I'm not looking for proof as much as seeing results. I cannot "prove" the power or even the reality of love, but I do and can observe loving acts on behalf of the nobodies. So believing in the reality of love is a piece of cake.
Response to Thats my opinion (Reply #12)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 06:09 PM
gcomeau (5,764 posts)
13. Ummm, what?
There are many things in the science world that cannot be proved, except to see the results.
What does that even mean? They can't be demonstrated... until they are?
And FYI the things science deals with is evidence, not proof. Religion of course deals in neither. Take that into account and then re-think the significance of your love example.
Response to Thats my opinion (Reply #12)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 06:13 PM
trotsky (44,181 posts)
14. You come from outside their faith tradition.
Therefore, by your own admitted standards based on what you say to others, that makes you unqualified to criticize their beliefs. Not to mention the disrespect you are showing by calling someone else's deeply-held religious beliefs "superstition."
Response to Thats my opinion (Reply #12)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 07:10 PM
muriel_volestrangler (85,399 posts)
16. Some politicians, like Broun, do cite their religion as the source of their anti-scientific views
Chairman of the subcommittee on oversight: http://science.house.gov/subcommittee-investigations-and-oversight
Gods word is true. Ive come to understand that. All that stuff I was taught about evolution and embryology and the Big Bang Theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of Hell. And its lies to try to keep me and all the folks who were taught that from understanding that they need a savior. You see, there are a lot of scientific data that Ive found out as a scientist that actually show that this is really a young Earth. I dont believe that the Earths but about 9,000 years old. I believe it was created in six days as we know them. Thats what the Bible says.
And what Ive come to learn is that its the manufacturers handbook, is what I call it. It teaches us how to run our lives individually, how to run our families, how to run our churches. But it teaches us how to run all of public policy and everything in society. And thats the reason as your congressman I hold the Holy Bible as being the major directions to me of how I vote in Washington, D.C., and Ill continue to do that.
Response to Thats my opinion (Reply #12)
Wed Feb 13, 2013, 09:27 PM
okasha (11,573 posts)
18. The purpose of some of those mutterings
is simply to keep the campaign cash flowing. Lamar Smith's maunderings have nothing to do with religion and everything to do with the fact that he is a wholly owned subsidiary of the petroleum industry.
Response to okasha (Reply #18)
Sat Feb 16, 2013, 11:47 AM
Festivito (13,452 posts)
19. Exactly! The OP article portrays sell-outs as non-sell-outs and projects from there.
Some people in religion do sell-out their religion, the same for some in science.
Taking away those sell-outs allows science and religion to meet squarely.
Response to trotsky (Original post)
Sat Feb 16, 2013, 09:23 PM
dimbear (6,271 posts)
20. I notice Bob Jones University was expressly founded to 'educate' students without contaminating them
with evolution. We see BYU toiling mightily to sustain the Mormon mythos. Is Christian education an oxymoron?
Response to trotsky (Original post)
Tue Feb 19, 2013, 10:04 PM
Tor_Hershman (19 posts)
21. I must correct Prof. Einstein
Indeed, Trotsky, as in my correction of Einstein's saying goes,
"Religion without Science is Religion
Science without Religion is Science."


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