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Our frozen meals are good for three months in the freezer. Each meal is labeled with an "eat by" date to help you keep track of stored meals.
If you live within New York City, please call the NYC Emergency Food Line at 866-888-8777. If you live outside New York City, call the National Hunger Hotline at 866-3-HUNGRY.
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What: A supernatural cop drama in which Ichabod Crane, a Revolutionary War hero, is mysteriously transported to modern times to face off with the Headless Horseman and the coming apocalypse. A 20th Century Fox Television production.
Stars: Tom Mison, Nicole Beharie, Orlando Jones, Katia Winter
Notes: The show was renewed for a second season, set to air in fall 2014. It is currently on hiatus until Nov. 4 due to baseball preemptions. Amanda Stenberg (Rue in "The Hunger Games") joined the cast last week.
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What: A young golfer who dreams of playing on the PGA Tour instead gets caught up with a gambler. The two travel around Texas setting up matches to win money before heading to Las Vegas.
Stars: Jeremy Sumpter, Christopher McDonald
Notes: The film began production on Monday, filming scenes at the Cape Fear Country Club and the Wilmington Municipal Golf Course. It is the feature-film debut of Terry Jastrow, who previously directed sporting events.
What: Racy comedy follows a pot dealer who creates a fake family to smuggle his product across the Mexican border. A New Line Cinema film.
Stars: Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis, Nick Offerman, Molly Quinn, Will Poulter
Notes: The film is still surprising box office analysts with more than $145 million at the box office. It will be released on Blu-ray and DVD Nov. 19.
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What: Raunchy HBO comedy series about a former Major League Baseball pitcher who returns to his suburban hometown. Produced by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay.
Stars: Danny McBride, Katy Mixon, Steve Little
Notes: The season's third of eight episodes aired last Sunday on HBO.
What: TV movie developed for ABC tells the story of an ailing woman whose husband constructs a Ferris wheel in their backyard for the perfect Christmas present. The film is Hallmark Hall of Fame's 250th production.
Stars: Mary-Louise Parker, Andy Garcia, Mandy Moore
Notes: The movie should premiere sometime in December on ABC.
'The Remaining'
What: An independent film that follows a group of friends scrambling to survive after a global disaster.
Stars: Alexa Vega, Shaun Sipos, Johnny Pacar
Notes: The film initially came for a month-long shoot in February but returned to opened offices and filmed additional scenes last week. Shooting only lasted a few days.
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Stars: Dean Norris, Mike Vogel, Rachelle Lefevre, Aisha Hinds
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Edwin Booz founded a statistical analysis firm in Chicago in 1914. Booz left the firm to serve in the army during World War I and returned to the firm upon arriving home. At the time of Booz's return, the firm was renamed Edwin Booz Surveys. In 1925 Booz hired his first full-time assistant, George Fry, and in 1929 he hired a second, James Allen.
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I'm a serious language maniac in that language is basically the most crazy awesome thing I can think of to devote my time to, so many of you probably have a lot in common with me Japanese is my first "love" you could say (though I really don't know much of it, and what I did know I've gotten way rusty on), and from there there's Spanish, and whatever else I can conjure up to learn.
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Jami is passionate about Biblical Homemaking and striving to be a woman of God. Jami and her loving husband Jason, have two sets of twin boys and a baby girl on the way. She knows what it's like to be burnt-out, overwhelmed, stressed and in the trenches of homemaking and motherhood. As a result, she seeks to point herself, her family, and her blog back to Christ all while finding joy, peace, and purpose in within her home for God's Glory. She blogs about this passion at Young Wife's Guide and through her FREE eCourse: Finding Joy in Your Home - Essential Habits for Christian Homemakers.
Awesome article! Thank you!
Timely article. I have been thinking a lot recently how homemaking is a lost art and how I married without a clue of how to be a wife and a homemaker. I can't blame it entirely on my parents as I really had no interest in the first place in learning. In fact, I think it's taken me 3 years of marriage to realize its even something I need to bother learning in the first place. I have a lot of work and a huge learning curve ahead of me.
It IS a lost art! It's not appreciated anymore and given the tender love and attention that it should. As a young girl I wasn't interested in learning how to be a homemaker either and now I'm paying the price by being behind other women my age. But that's okay! I'm working hard to make up that time..and remembering not to compare myself to others!
love the article! i think as home makers we have to realize that we will always be learning new things, especially as the kids grow and change their needs. after 11 years of marriage i am still learning all the time that i need to rework my schedule or my recipe book, but that is the best part of being at home! i feel so blessed to have this job and just hope and pray more women can realize how important their jobs are at home! thanks for the daily reminders of how amazing life as a home maker is! God bless!
Totally! Homemaking should be a life long pursuit right? I feel blessed too and I'm so happy to meet other women who rejoice in being homemaker's as well!
This is encouraging… and convicting! I haven't spent the time studying and learning that I want to, on becoming a better homemaker. I'm learning SLOWLY, but I'm hoping that this summer I have more time to devote to increasing and strengthening my homemaking skills!
Thank you especially for that last paragraph. I struggle with comparing myself with women who are better cooks, better housekeepers, better organized, better wives… but then, they've ALL had more years to hone their skills! As a young wife, I'm doing well for my age and experience level. I have a lot of years ahead of me, and therefore no reason to be discouraged about what I don't know yet.
Thank you, dear!
Thanks Jaimie!! When I was in school, Summer was my homemaking time!! And I did little things like making one new recipe a week on Friday's nights during the school year. If you do those things consistantly, slowly, you can grow in your homemaking!!
And I know! I do the same thing!! It's so easy to compare ourselves to others isn't it? And someone's life may seem great on the outside {or online} but in reality things are falling apart!
Thanks for the comment Jaimie! Love you!
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I really liked your idea about writing down a list of things to learn as a homemaker. I will try it! Thanks!
This is a great idea. I have NO homemaking skills, I can't even cook, but making a list is a great idea. How simple, yet I never thought of it! Thanks for sharing
Minor editing point: "I know that life gets in the wife and sometimes it can seem impossible to find an extra 10 minutes, but this is important!"
I think you mean that life gets in the way. Otherwise this is a really nice little article. Well written.
I have been feeling really overwhelmed with the lack of knowledge I have in the art of Homemaking and this really helped. I am sitting here writing my list now of all I want to learn, what a great idea! Thanks so much.
Thanks for this article! I have been enjoying reading lots of articles on your blog this week! I too am a young bride, my husband and I got married last November at just 21 and 23. While we both work outside of our little home right now, we are hoping to get pregnant with our first child soon and I plan to transition to staying at home full time.
I realized during our engagement period how important it is to learn the art of homemaking in addition to formal schooling. I grew up with a mostly stay at home single mom so I learned basic cooking, cleaning, and home maintenance but I realized that having your own home (even if it is a little one bedroom apartment!) is so different. Since that realization I have been really trying to improve in these areas. I have a feeling that your blog will be of much help as I learn and grow!
Keep up the good work! It's always encouraging to find other young, Christian, wives/mommas around!
Timely article! I started a Pintrest account a while back specifically for keeping track of homemaking tips. Thanks so much for your tips! Will you be posting more in the future?
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Wonderful!!!! Wow, it's nice to meet another woman who is after the same goal! I just turned 24, and have been married for only 5 years. I am so looking forward to learning more about how to manage my home and be the best wife ever. This article is encouraging, because I have JUST this week conquered my very first curtains. Anyway, I am rambling because I live in a Christian group home with 25 men and no girls to talk home-making with. I guess I have a big, big home to manage. Thanks for the encouragement!!
Love this article!! Even after 23 years of marriage I was able to pick up a few more tips. Lists have been my greatest resource, especially when you enter the different seasons that marriage and family offers. Have a great week
Yes giving myself grace is something to work on, thanks for sharing this post
This is a great article and we all should strive to be a excellent homemaker and the Proverbs 31 women. A quote from Stacy Make Cents–I need my heart to be with my family 100%. I feel like that's my calling as a wife and a mother to small children. I was trying as hard as I could to be the Proverbs 31 woman and do it all…until it was pointed out to me by a loving friend that it wasn't possible for me to do that – and that in fact, the Proverbs 31 woman had children old enough to rise and call her "blessed." Annie (my oldest at 4 years) arises and says "Mama, what's for breakfast?"
As a mother with young children This was a good reminder to me that I cant do it all! We all have to set our priorities to fit the stage of life we are in.
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This is a great article on a great topic! It's so nice to find a kindred spirit. My family and friends are confused by my homemaker status. They all ask a variation of "Why can't you just get a job?". I reply that I have a job- I keep my home. And my husband and I have a wonderful, peaceful, abundant life without being wealthy because we provide for each other, and the Lord provides for us.
Thank you so much for this website! I'm truly inspired.
Thank you for this article. I am light years behind everyone here probably. I was raised in a dysfunctional home, ended up married and pregnant at 19, divorced at 24, remarried at 29 and raising four kids in a blended family. My sister passed away last year and I don't have family in the area. I do have good friends and a great church! I recently rededicated my life to Christ. I am so completely overwhelmed when it comes to homemaking and my initial reaction is to run away….get a full time job and pay someone to clean, nanny, etc., because it is so hard for me to figure out! My house is messy…clean but cluttered…and I always feel way behind. I am really trying to find somewhere to start but being home is a very hard job, especially when you didn't ease into it and have the husband and kids and combined homes right from the start. I was inspired by this post and I will keep reading. Thank you.
One challenge that so many face in homemaking these days is that society expects it to be a side gig. Rather than devote one's life to managing the home, preparing meals, and SERVING others, society expects that women will land a job and then handle homemaking and childrearing on the side. When culture shifted and this became the norm in society, homemaking began to become a lost art for wives.
Also, a cake-baking class sounds super fun. I'm kinda praying now that God would show me a friend to do this with!
loved this article !….. it takes every woman a while to realise that homemaking needs continuous learning and growing just like any other profession….
I love, love, LOVE this article. I became a SAHM pretty suddenly (after quitting my teaching job, ironically) and had to learn the ins and outs of homemaking pretty quickly. I based my new blog on the fact that being a SAHM is my job and I try to make the most of it everyday. Thank you for this article and the reassurance that what we do is one of the most important jobs out there!
So glad it was encouraging to you!!


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Negotiations with city teachers collapse; Gatsas to take over talksBy TED SIEFER
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MANCHESTER — The school board has voted to have Mayor Ted Gatsas take over negotiations with the teachers' union, after the subcommittee that had been conducting the talks failed to reach an agreement.
Ward 10 school board member John Avard, the chair of the board's negotiations subcommittee, said at Monday's meeting that he was "disappointed" that months of talks did not yield an agreement with the Manchester Education Association.
Avard requested that the subcommittee be dissolved. The request was a formality, as all committees will be reappointed in January when the newly elected school board is sworn in.
"We're disappointed we can't present contracts to the board," Avard said, while thanking his fellow subcommittee members, its attorney, the administration, as well as the three district employee unions that did reach agreements with the group.
The unions representing paraprofessionals and administrators agreed to deals with the committee that significantly raised health care contribution rates to 15 to 20 percent, while giving the employees a 2.17 percent yearly pay increase based on the tax cap.
The MEA, which represents the largest number of employees in the city, and the union representing school support personnel rejected similar offers.
Last month, the Water Works union became the last of the city unions that had rejected contract concessions in 2012 to reach a deal with the city. The contract raised health care premium rates to 17.5 percent and gave employees a 1 percent yearly raise over two years.
Following Avard's announcement, at-large board member David Wihby made a motion to have Mayor Gatsas take over as the school board representative for the negotiations, in the hopes that a deal might be reached in the "three to four weeks we have left."
Gatsas replied, "Only if the superintendent is willing."
Superintendent Debra Livingston expressed her support, and the board voted for the motion unanimously.
The vote puts Gatsas back in a familiar position in negotiating directly with the teachers' union. Last spring, the board voted to have its own committee lead the talks, a move that upset Gatsas.
The mayor has expressed disapproval over the cost of the negotiations, and has indicated the lack of a deal with the teachers is a major strain on the city's finances.
Since July 1, the teachers' union has been working without a contract; the teachers continue to pay single-digit health care premiums but are ineligible for any pay raises.
The recent agreement with the Water Works union will likely serve as a new impetus for the talks.
Ben Dick, the president of the MEA, said Monday evening that he welcomed the chance to sit down with the mayor. But he said that the teachers' unique circumstances have to be taken into account.
"People are going to say other people made a deal. What they fail to mention is those groups agreed to 17.5 percent (health care premium rate), and agreed to get their salary schedule funded plus a 1 percent (raise); not one of those things were afforded to us," Dick said, referring to the Water Works deal.
"Absolutely; we want a deal done as much as anyone," he said.


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Document Assemblies with Level of Detail22 Sep, 2011 By: Kevin Keene
IMAGINiT Tricks Tutorial: Suppress components and create views in Autodesk Inventor.
Editor's note: This tutorial courtesy of IMAGINiT Technologies.
Level of Detail (LOD) can be used for more than just large assembly management. Here, I'll explain how you can use an LOD to document your assembly.
Like most people, you've probably created an assembly that needed to be documented. And like most, you've probably run into the scenario where the full assembly has too much information for one drawing view, so you needed the ability to display only a portion of that assembly in your drawing.
There are several ways to go about this, and as I've made my way around to different companies, I've come across a variety of methods. One tool that I haven't seen used as much as it could be is LOD representations. LODs have often been used or talked about in the context of large assembly management, but they can be used in smaller assemblies as well. You can use them to both reduce the resource footprint of an assembly by suppressing components, and to create views that will be used in your documentation.
LOD views are created in your assembly file and you can create as many as needed. If you've never created one before, follow these steps:
When in your assembly file, click the + symbol next to the Representations folder. Right-click on the Level of Detail: Master line and select New Level of Detail.
You can then single-click on the new Level of Detail1 line twice to rename it, giving it a meaningful name that represents the parts being displayed. Once you have a name, simply right-click on the unneeded components and suppress them, then save your assembly. That's all it takes.
Once the file has been saved, you can activate any of the LODs that you created to switch back and forth between the views. If you need additional views, just repeat the process again, this time choosing other objects to suppress.
Once you have your new LODs defined in your assembly file, you can use them in your documentation. Start a new drawing file, then start the Base View command, and you will see the LODs displayed in the middle of the Drawing View dialog box. Here, you can select which LOD you want to use.
In my example, I created six LODs for my assembly, and placed all six views on a single sheet in my drawing file. I then renamed my views and turned on the visibility of the View Label.
You can use your LODs on the same sheet (as in this example), on separate sheets in the same drawing, or in separate drawings. The nice thing about these views is that when you right-click on the view and choose Open, the assembly file will open directly to that LOD.
By default, the Parts List will display all of the components regardless of the LOD you selected for your view, but there is a way to display the correct items. Once you have added balloons to your view, you can add a parts list based on that view, and then use the Filter option to display only the components that have balloons.
Note: Data sets used in this tutorial are from Autodesk.
About the Author: Kevin Keene
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The Wynne Unit shown Monday, March 26, 2012, in Huntsville is the home to several Texas Correctional Industries plants, which provide a variety of goods for use throughout the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and other state agencies. There are 5,200 inmates assigned to TCI in 37 factories statewide.
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Updating previous reports, David O'Brien, of the Atlanta Journal Constitution, reports Atlanta Braves OF/1B James Jurries continues to battle for a spot at first base with veteran OF/1B Brian Jordan. The team seems to be focused on having one of the two fill a role at the position, possibly in a platoon situation. While Jurries had little experience at first base, he's been able to handle it without any problems and the team has felt he's looked natural at the position. Jurries hit .452 with two home runs and a team-high 12 RBIs in the Grapefruit League.
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Franz Kline: Coal and Steel Exhibition
Shown above: Franz Kline, Untitled � Locomotive, ca. 1945-47 �2012 The Franz Kline �������Estate/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
NEW YORK, NY � January 15, 2013� Baruch College presents the exhibition Franz Kline: Coal and Steel at the Mishkin Gallery from Friday February 8 to March 5, 2013. An opening reception will take place from 6-8 p.m on Thursday, February 7.
Franz Kline (1910-1962), one of the most famous painters of the mid-twentieth century, is well known for his large, abstract, black and white paintings. However, his early representational work is almost unknown. Franz Kline: Coal and Steel specifically focuses on Kline's progression from representation to abstraction by emphasizing his early work, and the prominence of his often overlooked use of coal mining imagery throughout his career.
Many of Kline's rarely seen landscapes and portraits from coal country are on display at the Mishkin Gallery. The exhibition juxtaposes Kline's figurative and abstract works in order to focus specifically on his evolution of style, revealing how his later non-representational painting was deeply rooted in his own early experience in Pennsylvania mining country. Works like Untitled (Locomotive), ca. 1945-47, and Study for Caboose, 1961, show how Kline was experimenting with black and white, near-abstraction throughout his career. Even the black and white color of his works recalls the monochrome landscape of coal country.
Franz Kline: Coal and Steel features 49 paintings and drawings by Franz Kline, along with supplementary photographs, graphic works, and other documentary materials. There are several works on loan from the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C., along with rarely seen paintings belonging to private collectors. Works in the exhibition include Chief (Train) (1942), Street Scene Greenwich Village (1943), Self-Portrait (1946), Pennsylvania Landscape (1948-49), and Study for Caboose (1961), among others.
In addition, this exhibition includes several documentary photographs of Pennsylvania anthracite mines and miners by photographer George Harvan. His photographs provide a clear, visual record of the type of environment�the coal chutes, trains, and smokestacks�with which Kline would have been familiar.
Gallery Hours: Monday through Friday, noon to 5 p.m. and Thursday, noon to 7:00 p.m. The Mishkin Gallery, located at 135 E. 22nd Street at Lexington, is free and open to the public. For information about the gallery, call Sandra Kraskin at (646) 660-6652.
About Baruch College:
Baruch College is a senior college in the City University of New York (CUNY) with a total enrollment of more than 17,000 students, who represent 160 countries and speak more than 100 languages. Ranked among the top 15% of U.S. colleges and the No. 5 public regional university, Baruch College is regularly recognized as among the most ethnically diverse colleges in the country. As a public institution with a tradition of academic excellence, Baruch College offers accessibility and opportunity for students from every corner of New York City and from around the world.� For more about Baruch College, go to http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/.
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July 30. 2013 10:09PM
Prosecutors: Plumber helped plan Deerfield break-in, robbery
By JAMES A. KIMBLE
Union Leader Correspondent
Christopher Martin, 40, of Danbury listens to arguments during his conspiracy to commit burglary trial in Rockingham County Superior Court on Tuesday. Martin is accused of targeting a Deerfield home with two others in June 2011. (JAMES A. KIMBLE PHOTO)
— A plumber who allegedly provided the layout of a Deerfield home to accomplices who stole $20,000 in cash and a box of silver was described by prosecutors as a key participant to the break-in who never set foot in the home during the heist.
Prosecutors said Christopher Martin, 40, of Danbury, formed a plan with two others to carry out the June 29, 2011, burglary so a large safe could be raided for money and an assortment of valuables.
"He came up with the perfect score. It was a perfect target," Assistant County Attorney Michael Zaino said during opening arguments in Rockingham County Superior Court.
Martin is facing charges of conspiracy to commit burglary and acting as an accomplice to Jacob Palo, 37, of Concord and his girlfriend Sherri Avnet, 34, of Manchester, who were both convicted for their roles in the case.
Defense lawyer Michael Anderson described Martin as a successful businessman, a family man and longtime friend of the victim, Dr. Arthur Cutter.
Anderson said his client had nothing to gain by participating in the burglary.
"The real actors have already been convicted," Anderson said. "This is just a case of taking somebody down with him."
Palo stormed into Cutter's house sometime around 6:30 p.m., and brutally beat the local veterinarian before directing him to the safe in his bedroom. Palo is serving a 20 to 40 year prison sentence after pleading guilty to a litany of charges, including first-degree assault.
Cutter testified on Tuesday that he first thought the man at his front door was a client from his veterinarian business that he had forgotten to take care of earlier in the day.
"Unfortunately, I opened the front door," Cutter said. "It never got completely open. Whoever it was, he kicked the door open and knocked me down and he was rapidly on top of me, whacking me over the head with the gun. He had a choke hold on my neck. I felt like I could barely breathe."
Cutter said he was able to flee down into his cellar and into the woods to escape from his attacker, who lifted up his ski mask to take a cigarette break. Cutter later received 50 staples in his head to recover from his injuries.
Cutter testified that his attacker knew the layout of his home, and focused on the bedroom where the safe was kept.
Zaino told jurors that Martin had worked on a bathroom sink only accessible from Cutter's bedroom.
Avnet, who was sentenced to two to seven years for her role in the case, testified how Palo and Martin were friends who sometimes shared drugs and discussed a plan to burglarize Cutter's safe.
Martin was to get a share of the cash stolen from the home, she testified.
"I think both of them thought it would be pretty easy," Avnet testified. "In and out."
Avnet told jurors she was living with Palo in Manchester at the time of the burglary. They were both unemployed and doing drugs — including heroin and cocaine on a near daily basis, she testified.
She served as a lookout while the burglary was under way, perched at a home near Cutter's residence, sending text messages to Martin, according to Zaino.
One of those texts that Martin allegedly sent to Avnet once Palo fled from the home read: "Stop texting. Lose the phone. Throw it."
When Avnet panicked about a large police response to the house, another text from Martin allegedly advised Avnet: "Walk and hide," followed by, "Wait where you are. He will be there. Just stay hidden OK."
Police found Avnet with two backpacks that had a journal with hand drawn plans of Cutter's house, burglary tools and extra sets of license plates. The trial is scheduled to continue today.


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The origins: Find a group of Hawkeyes and ask them if they've ever eaten at a Maid-Rite. You'll hear a resounding cheer. This fast-food chain has been an Iowa staple since 1926, with a few other locations dotted around the Midwest, including one in Springfield that's on the National Register of Historic Places and claims one of the country's first drive-throughs. This recently opened Lincoln Park location is the first in Chicago.
The signature sammie: Burger King has the Whopper, Culver's has butter burgers and Maid-Rite has the loose meat sandwich. I have to be honest, the name alone turned me off. Loose meat sounds pretty unappetizing, but I'm all about regional American sandwiches—shout out to New Jersey's Taylor pork roll—so I kept an open mind. Unfortunately, I still failed to see what the fuss was about. "Loose" refers to the ground beef, which is barely contained by two squishy, almost sweet white (or wheat, if you prefer) steamed buns. The loose meat sandwich ($4.49) contains pickles, onion, ketchup and mustard, though I had a hard time finding any of that under the mountain of beef crumbles. I ordered mine with a slice of cheese (American, Swiss or mozzarella), but I'm told that purists eschew this option. The meat itself isn't dry, nor is it greasy, but with just a dash of salt and pepper to season it, I didn't find it remarkable. If you crumbled up a McDonald's patty, this is what it might taste like.
The fries and shakes: A respectable retro sandwich shop is expected to have great fries and shakes, and Maid-Rite doesn't disappoint. The fries ($2.49) are the standard, thin-cut type, but they're fresh and have the crisp exterior/soft interior ratio down pat. Shakes ($4.99) are thick, whipped cream- and cherry-topped and served with the mixing cup and a spoon to ensure I could scoop up every drop. Even with chocolate and triple-berry options, the signature vanilla flavor hit the spot for me.
Everything else: A breaded pork tenderloin sandwich ($5.99) is a close second behind loose meat in the popularity contest, and there are plenty of other choices like a smoked turkey wrap, or even salads for lighter appetites. The owner told me that the racks of ribs ($13.99 for a half rack, $22.99 for a full) are knockouts, but I ate my dose of slow cooking courtesy of a side of baked beans ($2.49) which were hearty and definitely smoky. Maybe for nostalgia's sake, both sandwiches came with a small side of ambrosia salad, the '60s-era cream-fruit-marshmallow concoction that, in my opinion, belongs nowhere near a beef sandwich.
Bottom line: I'm sure Maid-Rite has a special, nostalgic place in a lot of hearts, but that Americana doesn't really come through in the brand-new storefront. The sandwiches could be a change of pace for late-night barhoppers, but I'm not convinced they're worth traveling for. Those fries and shakes, on the other hand, will be on my mind for a while.
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Today we will look into the matter of how much does the writing speed of a DVD recording session affect the disc's writing quality. For this test, we used two separate DVD-recording drives with 20X maximum DVD writing speeds (HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GSA-H55L 1.00 & LITE-ON DVDRW LH-20A1P KL05) and two discs from each format (DVD±R) as follows:
Obviously, a more complete test would require the inclusion of more drives and media brands, in order to statistically produce more conclusive results regarding the influence of burning speed on the writing quality. However, we consider that the results of this review will if nothing else, be interesting to say the least.
The discs from the CD DVDspeed writing sessions with the LG drive, were read on the LITE-ON drive and vice versa. The reason being that each drive is well suited to reading its own burns, as well as having the capability of correcting the errors that are caused by its own recording sessions, according to our experience with some previous tests.
So, producing a series of flawless graphs, which is what in the main occurs when each disc is read with its own burner, does not really contribute to our aim in this review. Furthermore, writing quality is also about how well a burnt disc can be read by a large cross section of drives. As well, we needed our tests to be as consistent and reliable as possible, since even the slightest difference in the writing quality of the same brand disc at two different speeds can be pretty important here.
Apart from the discs and optical storage drives that are mentioned above, we also used the Nero CD DVD Speed Software and of course the DaTARIUS Analyser 2X to measure each disc's writing quality.
The pages of this review are sorted by disc and drive combination, and each one contains the results produced from recording the DVD media at 4X, 8X, 16X, 18X and 20X writing speeds, which are the most frequently used by everyday users.
Below are the two drives used in our tests. Both have been reviewed in our labs.
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An L.A. Artist Critiques Our Distraction-Filled Digital Culture with Vibrant Multimedia Work
Working under the alias Desire Obtain Cherish (D.O.C.), Jonathan Paul emerged as a street artist in the early 2000s. Merging street, pop, conceptual, and appropriation art, D.O.C.'s cast resin sculptures are marked by a subversive edge, satirizing status symbols and revealing a commerce-driven social conscience. A stint at an advertising agency helped D.O.C. understand the psychology of communication and contributed to his marketing-driven ideas and artistic style, which boasts a glossy, modern finish and unexpected juxtapositions. His "Designer Drugs" (2013) series, for example, addresses the concept of a "shopper's high" by featuring luxury brand logos on pill packets. "Heresy's Cross" (2013) consists of crucifixes made of melting Hershey's chocolate bars; the series calls attention to contemporary objects of worship.
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Sunapee ready to dig in for a new libraryBY MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
October 06. 2013 6:06PM
SUNAPEE — The Abbott Library Foundation has reached is fundraising goal of $1,325,000, ending the two-year fundraising campaign.
Select Board Chairman Fred Gallup, Chairwoman of the Abbott Library Trustees Terri Jillson White and Chairwoman of the Abbott Library Foundation Melinda S. Flater met on Friday to sign the Tripartite Agreement, allowing the construction of the new Abbott Library to begin.
Gallup also signed the contract with Trumbull-Nelson Construction Company to build the new 7,200-sguare-foot library on a new location on Route 11 to replace the current 3,500-sguare-foot library built in 1929.
"Our anticipation is construction will begin in the next two to three weeks," White said Friday afternoon.
Construction is expected to be complete by next summer, she said.
The town has wanted to build a new library for the past 12 years, White said.
"It will be much larger. It will be a 7,200-(square)-foot library. It will all be on one story, there will be more parking and more land around the building better access," White. "The space that we have right now is too small. We have limited parking, we're on two stories, we have limited seating, no room for programing, no room for staff to work and we have one tiny office," White said. "We really out grew our space many years ago."
The $2.7 million project is also being funded through the $975,000 bond article that Town Meeting voters passed in March and $125,000 from the new library capital reserve fund, White said.


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This guide will show you how to replace the inverter/antenna cables.
Orient the computer so that the side with the line of screws on it is away from you.
Use your thumbs to push both battery release tabs away so that the edge of the battery lifts up.
Lift the battery out of the computer.
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Remove the three identical Phillips screws from the memory door.
Lift the memory door up enough so that you can get a grip on it, and slide it toward you, pulling it away from the casing.
Release the tabs on each side of the RAM chip at the same time. These tabs lock the chip in place and releasing them will cause the chip to "pop" up.
Pull the chip directly out from its connectors. If there is a second RAM chip installed, pop it out in the same manner.
1) With your fingernails, grasp the locking bar on either side slide it a small amount (about 1/16" or 2 mm) towards the battery.
2) After disengaging the locking bar, slide the cable out of the connector.
Loosen the trackpad connector by pulling the locking bar toward the battery housing, using the tips of your fingers.
Slide the trackpad cable out of the loosened connector.
Note: When reassembling the case, the trackpad cable can get stuck below the slot to the motherboard. It's possible to nudge it out slowly by gently prodding it on either side with a small screwdriver. You don't need to use much force to do this. Eventually it will just pop back out and you can reconnect as per the instructions above. Also, note that the locking bar comes loose so if you see a little piece of plastic lying around when reassembling, that's what it is. :)
Remove the following 10 screws from the bottom case:
Three 1.7 mm Phillips from the front edge of the battery compartment.
One 3.9 mm T8 Torx to the right of the memory card.
One 6.9 mm T8 Torx at the left edge of the memory compartment.
Three 12.4 mm fully threaded Phillips from the center of the row of screws along the back edge of the case.
Two 15.1 mm 2.5 mm threaded Phillips, one from either end of the row of screws along the back edge of the case.
Turn the computer over and rotate it so that the DVI port faces you.
Remove the four identical Phillips screws spread along this edge of the case.
Turn the computer 180 degrees so that the power receptacle faces you, and remove the four Phillips screws (identical to those in the last step).
Open the computer and turn it so that the screen faces you.
Pull the upper case off, lifting from the back, and working around the edges.
Use a spudger to loosen the casing if it sticks.
Once the casing is entirely free, lift it off of the computer.
BE VERY CAREFUL when replacing the keyboard to thread the keyboard ribbon cable through the slot. The steps didn't appear to make this warning and when I replaced all screws, found that it was jammed and would not come through to connect with the connector. I had to undo a lot of steps to go back and rethread it properly.
Disconnect the inverter cable, the Bluetooth/DC-In cable, and the display data cable from the logic board.
Disconnect the Airport antenna cable at the gold connector, making sure you pull only on the gold metal portion of the connector.
Disconnect the Bluetooth antenna cable from the Bluetooth board.
Remove one T6 Torx screw from the upper, left corner of the left fan, and one from the upper, right corner of the right fan (2 screws total).
From each complete hinge assembly, remove two Torx T6 screws from the outside of each set, leaving two remaining in the middle of each hinge. On each side, the two screws closer to the edge of the computer are shorter than the two screws closer to the center of the computer. Then remove the two inner screws from each hinge assembly. There are 8 screws total.
Lift the screen assembly away from the computer.
When reassembling the display, check to see that the hinges are seated properly before reinstalling the 8 screws of the two hinges. There is a metal phalange on the inside end of each hinge assembly that must be pointed downward and fit into a slot below the inside edge of the hinge. If not, the inside end of each hinge will sit too high and the plastic retaining bracket for the wiring will not sit down properly.
Remove the single Phillips screw from the lower left and right corners of the display.
Insert the flat end of a spudger between the front display bezel and the plastic rim attached to the rear bezel near the lower right corner of the display.
While carefully prying the rear display bezel away from the display assembly, use a small flathead screwdriver to pry the small steel clip nearest the bottom right corner of the display away from the edge of the front display bezel.
Repeat the above procedure until you've released all the clips along the right side of the display.
Slightly lift the recently-freed corner of the rear display bezel to separate the clips along the span of the clutch hinges.
Insert the flat end of a spudger between the rear display bezel and the plastic surround of the front display bezel near the lower left corner of the display.
Carefully pry the rear display bezel away from the front display bezel to release a metal clip.
Repeat the previous procedure to release the clips along the left side of the rear display bezel.
Slightly lift the lower edge of the rear display bezel and push it toward the top edge of the display, releasing the clips along the top edge of the rear display bezel.
Remove the rear display bezel and set it aside.
Remove the pieces of tape along the lower edge of the display that are covering the opening of the clutch hinges.
Remove the two 10.3 mm T8 Torx screws securing the left side of the clutch hinges to the front bezel.
Remove the two 10.3 mm T8 Torx screws securing the center of the clutch hinges to the front bezel.
Remove the two 10.3 mm T8 Torx screws securing the right side of the clutch hinges to the front bezel.
Pull the clutch cover away from the positioning posts holding it on the front display bezel.
Use the tip of a spudger to pop the plastic end cap off the left side of the clutch cover.
Remove the display inverter assembly from its recess in the clutch cover.
Use the tip of a spudger to remove the plastic end cap from the right side of the clutch hinges.
Carefully slide the display data cable out of its channel in the clutch hinges.
Repeat this process for the inverter/AirPort cables. Once the clutch hinge assembly is completely free from the display, lift it off the front display bezel.
Carefully grasp the inverter connector with the ends of your fingertips and pull it straight down.
Peel the protective translucent shield off the antenna board.
Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the the antenna cables straight up off their sockets.
De-route the inverter/antenna cables from the front display bezel.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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I just extended Quercus to support the new core language features of PHP 5.4. The changes are currently in our subversion repository and should be in our next release: 4.0.34. Traits, new in 5.4, was a bit of a pain to implement because of all the weird edge cases (i.e. __CLASS__, insteadof, as). Here's a list of what's new:
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I wrote here about our friend Pete Hegseth's campaign for the U.S. Senate seat now held by Amy Klobuchar. Pete returned from his last tour of duty as an Army Captain just in time to announce for the race, in which there are two other GOP contenders. Pete is a decorated combat veteran who served in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay. Although very young–he is 31–Pete is not a stranger to the political world. He ran Vets For Freedom and turned that organization into a powerful force supporting our military personnel overseas. If you go here, you can see Pete testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee on the nomination of Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court. The subject of his testimony was Kagan's banning of military recruiters when she was the dean of Harvard Law School. And if you go here, here, here and here, you can read Pete's extremely thoughtful reports from Afghanistan that we published on this site.
Most of all, though, I urge you to go here, learn more about Pete, and donate to his campaign. He is by far the strongest candidate to take on Amy Klobuchar, and the only one with any real chance of success. Our state convention is later this month, and the Ron Paul forces have made a strong bid to stack the convention with delegates. They have their candidate for the Senate nomination. But Pete is the solid, consistent conservative in the race. He subscribes to the Reaganite three-legged stool, with conservative principles on the economy, foreign policy and the social issues.
Beyond that, Pete has a national profile and, with his youth and charisma, will bring some excitement to the Senate race. Taking on the Democratic Party machine in Minnesota isn't easy, but Pete has the potential to attract the resources that will be necessary to inform voters about Klobuchar's liberal voting record. (The newspapers and television stations, needless to say, have no interest in doing that.) As a member of Minnesota's donor community, I can say with confidence that the other candidates in the race will have trouble attracting local, let alone national, resources. In a year like 2012, which should be a good one for the GOP, the last thing we should do is let a Senate seat go by default.
I talked with Pete today about the campaign and my intention to endorse him and urge our readers to contribute. Pete said, "Over the years as I have traveled around the country, and again as I have been campaigning here in Minnesota, I have been amazed by how many Power Line readers I run into. I have found that they are among the best-informed and most committed voters I meet. I would be honored if Power Line readers would support my campaign."
If you are in Minnesota, I have a special invitation for you: I am co-sponsoring a fundraiser for Pete on Sunday, May 13, from 4 to 6 p.m. It will be at the Edina Country Club (5100 Wooddale Avenue, Edina, MN) and Bill Kristol of the Weekly Standard will be our featured guest. You can get more information on the fundraiser here. If you are reading this post, you are invited! Please bring a check if you can; otherwise, just come and meet Pete. As an added bonus, you can meet me. And Bill Kristol. Yes, I know it's Mother's Day, but that's all right: mothers get in free. Hope to see you there!


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The model and actress, 34, gave birth to her second child, Indi Joon Maran Alborzi, on Sunday, July 1 in Pennsylvania, her rep tells PEOPLE exclusively.
The delivery surprise joins big sister Rumi Joon, 6, Maran's first child with husband Ali Alborzi.
Indi weighed in at 7.5 lbs. and is 20 inches long. She arrived at 2:31 p.m. via waterbirth after a four-hour labor attended by midwives in the backyard of the family's farm, as planned.
"She's here!! Heavenly creature," the Josie Maran Cosmetics founder Tweeted Monday morning, sharing a photo of her newest addition.
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From pint-sized starts to tween heartthrobs and big-screen vampires, these are the top 12 stories that captured kids' hearts in 2012. -- Compiled by Jennifer Berger and Beth Whitehouse
12. Superheros take center stage
Superhero action figures and other toys based on movie blockbusters such as "The Avengers," "The Dark Knight Rises" and "The Amazing Spider-Man" hit toy shelves this year.
Top toys for boys
Pictured: Batman The Dark Knight Rises U-Command Bat-Pod (Thinkway Toys).
11. Girl Scout badges get a modern makeover
This year marked the 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts, and the organization revamped and created 136 badges. New badges include Comic Artist, Digital Moviemaker, Geocacher, Eating for Beauty, Netiquette, Website Designer, Good Credit, Car Care and Cookie CEO.
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Pictured: Junior Girl Scout Brianna Bourne, 9, of East Meadow. (Jan. 11, 2012)
10. Dolls for kids with cancer
Toy companies responded to pleas from parents of kids going through chemotherapy to create dolls that look like them -- for instance, the Bratz and Moxie dolls came out with six bald-but-beautiful dolls in 2012.
Bald dolls for kids with cancer
9. Backing off bullies
Celebrities and athletes such as Ray Rice, NFL running back for the Baltimore Ravens and teen pop star Rebecca Black, raised awareness for National Bullying Prevention Month by designing T-shirts. A slew of anti-bullying books geared to tweens and teens were published including "How to Beat the Bully Without Really Trying," written by Scott Starkey, a Hicksville fifth-grade teacher.
Long Island teacher writes bully book
8. Handicap-accessible playground opens
A $1.25 million playground, Let All the Children Play, opened in Eisenhower Park. The two-acre playground has traditional equipment, such as merry-go-rounds and swings, modified to accommodate children with physical, cognitive and developmental disabilities.
Special-needs playground opens on Long Island
Pictured: Danielle Marino, left, and Grace Darcy, in harness swings. (April 23, 2012)
7. Prom proposals get creative
Popping the prom question became as elaborate as some marriage proposals as students across Long Island asked their dates through flash mobs, singing telegrams and by embedding questions into language tests.
Popping the prom question on Long Island
Pictured: Katelyn Postiglione, 16, and Jimmy Ferraiolo, 17, from Huntington High School, are shown near the school. Ferraiolo painted the rock to ask Postiglione to the junior-senior prom. Ferraiolo's father gave his son the idea to paint the rock.
6. Write on!
Lemony Snicket, also known as Daniel Handler, chose the Carle Place Barnes & Noble for the nationwide kickoff of his new series, "All the Wrong Questions," the first he's penned since his popular "A Series of Unfortunate Events" came to an end. Jeff Kinney debuted his seventh "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" book in 2012, called "The Third Wheel."
Lemony Snicket comes to Long Island to launch new kids book series
5. Online apps become real-life toys
The biggest toy trend of 2012? Melding of popular online apps such as Angry Birds, Cut the Rope and Fruit Ninja with plush, games and other toys. Other examples include: Collectible monster cards that let users tap the iPad to beam them into an online game (Monsterology NUKO), an app that enhances the play of the traditional Life board game by becoming the spinner and showing related videos and a toy car's speed and direction are remote-controlled by an iPad app (Appfinity).
Toy trends of 2012: The year of the app
4. All things Disney
For the first time, the Disney Cruise Line set sail out of Manhattan in the summer of 2012, making stops in Florida and the Caribbean. In December, Walt Disney World celebrated the grand opening of the new Fantasyland in Magic Kingdom, the largest expansion in the 41-year history of the theme park.
New Fantasyland officially opens in Orlando
3. One Direction ruled
British boy band One Direction continued to soar in popularity among kids in the United States with their 2012 album "Take Me Home" selling millions of copies and 2013 concert dates selling out up to a year in advance.
Jingle Ball ruled by One Direction, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, fun
Pictured: One Direction performs during the closing ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games in Olympic Stadium, London. (Aug. 12, 2012)
2. Teen movies, last and first
The last movie in the "Twilight Saga" series, "Breaking Dawn Part 2," came out in 2012. But never fear, tweens and teens have a new big-screen passion: 2012 also launched the first movie of "The Hunger Games" trilogy.
A parents' guide to "Hunger Games"
"Twilight" moviegoer: Forget the book.
1. The rise of Honey Boo Boo
"Toddlers & Tiaras" television star Alana Thompson got her own spinoff on TLC this year called "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo," which follows the antics of her rural Georgia family.
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Michael Vick has been denied traveling privileges and is not allowed to leave the state of Pennsylvania, according to a report from NBC 10.
He has recently missed two scheduled appearances out of state, one in Baltimore and one in Atlanta, according to the report.
Vick's travel is at the discretion of his probation officer, as it has been since he was released from federal prison a year ago. The latest restriction could affect his ability to play for the Eagles. Vick could, however, be permitted to leave the state for work purposes.
The Eagles had no official response.
In regards to a Yahoo!Sports report that the option of cutting Vick is "absolutely" on the table, per a high-ranking Eagles source, the team maintained its stance that any "report or speculation that suggests the Eagles are considering releasing Vick are not true."
The story comes after one of Vick's co-defendants in his dog-fighting case was shot outside the quarterback's birthday party, June 25. Vick was not considered a suspect in the case, according to police. The local prosecutor has told reporters that Vick was involved in a "confrontation" before the incident but was not involved in the shooting.
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Durator rare..about 15 mins farm time.
Found mine a rare as a 2nd pet in Wetlands.also found doing battles a few commons and one more rare.
A lot water snakes can be found like second pet or both second pets with shore crab all around coasts in twilight highlands.
Found one in the Southfury Watershed (Durotar) as the Primary/Only. Was the blue skin.
Got mine, a Common, as a second in Northern Stranglethorn.
I found several of these in the water in Twilight Highlands in the Vermillion Redoubt area (level 23).
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I have an 01 X9 with the MCX that is going into guardian mode for no reason at varying speeds. Most of the time it is when running about 30 mph or after an extended run. Temp is fine, oil pressure is fine. I have a 160 degree thermostat in it which also seems to be functioning properly. No leaks from water pump and a new impeller for the season with about 35 hours on it. The dealer cannot locate the issue. It throws no codes on diagnostics. They have had it in the water several times and cannot replicate it. As soon as I get it back, it will do it for me within the first day. I haven't checked myself to see if I am not somehow throwing off radiation...but unless someone on these boards has an answer I guess that is next. .Anyone ever had this issue?
What do you mean by gaurdian mode? I'm having a simliar issue with my 2005 X-star with an MCX. Take it to the dealer and they said they cannot read the codes because they are soft codes and are deleted off the computer after 3 warm up and cool down cycles.
Dealer fixed what they thought was the issue and the next weekend we take the boat out and it throws check engine on the first set back! The boat looses power and sits in neutral flashing check engine with the engine running but no control with the throttle (is this what you mean by gaurdian mode?) We turn the boat off then on and it works fine.
I think my issue has something to do with my perfect pass as I only experience the check engine with perfect pass on. Looking at buying my own code reader to scan the code as soon as it happens out on the water to solve the problem once and for all.
its uh... limp mode... not guardian mode..
check your fuel pressure
That makes perfect sense to me. I have suspected the perfect pass, but didn't have mine on when it happened so I discounted it. But maybe you don't have to have it on for it to affect it. (Guardian mode is the computer stepping in and shutting everything down to about 2000 or less rpm/s. Won't let you go any faster-to protect the engine I suppose in case of overheating or low oil pressure).
Haven't heard that about the deleting codes but that makes sense too. I have also suspected either a water pump or thermostat that is about to fail or at least the sensor thinks so, but discounted that because the dealer said it wasn't throwing out a code. Every time the guardian mode kicks in the first thing I do is look at the temp guage. It spikes to 170, then comes back down to 160 after a couple of seconds. Like yours the guardian mode goes away by just turning the key off and back on. Sometimes it might be another week before it does it again. But just need to get to the bottom of it so I'll stop pissing off skiers by suddenly stopping!
Fuel pressure is always dead on. When it does it, I pop the guage on it to check. (I've put three fuel pumps in the boat...so that is usually the first place I go).
Okay guys, I need the smartest MC guys on these boards to weigh in on this if possible. It is getting worse but 5 weeks later and still no one can solve it. I say worse because when it first started happening, I could kill the switch, turn it back on and it might be two days before it did it again. Now, it does it within 10 minutes every time. Since I am rapidly losing friends who happen to be riding when the boat goes into limp mode, I've got to come up with a solution. I tried some earlier advice of checking for corrosion between the coil and the ECM, but nothing there. As you can see on the video link, I checked fuel pressure during the event and the psi is normal. The engine surges between 1500 and 2200 rpm during the event. It NEVER clears itself up. Only killing the ignition will make it go away. Throttle position is irrelevant. The cruise control is off. A new occurance is that when I kill the ignition and fire it back up, at least one guage goes dead. Sometimes it is the speedo, sometimes it it temp guage, sometimes it is the oil pressure guage. But mostly it is the speedo or the temp guage. Never the fuel guage or the tach. I have no idea what that could mean but thought I should include it. Notice in the video that the CHECK ENGINE light never comes on during the event.
To clarify the first post, (I always get the LTR and MCX confused), my engine is not an MCX, it is the LTR. And you CANNOT get the boat to experience this anomaly when it is cool. It only happens after the boat has been on a fairly hard run(30-37mph)with varying throttle inputs. The dealer had the boat for three weeks and ran two tankfuls of gas through it trying to make it do this and they could not. I got the boat back and did it within 30 minutes. The ONLY difference between me and the dealer's driving the boat is I always have a skier or tuber, etc and have several people in the boat. They did not. Other than that I can't think of anything I do different that could be triggering the event. PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN!!!
Here are a couple of videos of the "anomaly";
what are the temps when it does this? Does it do it when the engine is first started?
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Whoops just re read your last post Sounds like something is getting warm and breaking contact. This could be a coil, ignition control module one of the two temp sensors. May need to have these checked
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BEDFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities say an 18-year-old Michigan woman who went missing after reporting she'd stopped to check on a person lying in a roadside ditch has been found alive in suburban Detroit.
Monroe County Sheriff Dale Malone says the woman had been on the phone with a friend Thursday night when she stopped at an intersection in Bedford Township. She told her friend a man was following her with a gun, then their call was disconnected.
Her father later found her unoccupied vehicle idling, and a search was launched.
Police in Ecorse, about 45 miles north, say a woman dropped the 18-year-old off at a local police station Friday afternoon, but no other details were immediately released. Police say she'll be taken to a hospital.
Malone says the woman is being questioned.