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Dr. Christos Christodoulatos
- Ph.D. Environmental Engineering, 1991, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken NJ
- M.E. Chemical Engineering, 1985, City College of the City University of New York
- B.E. Chemical Engineering, 1982, City College of the City University of New York
- Recovery of nutrients from inedible plant material (Life Support Systems for Space Travel, NASA): Determination of the biodegradation rates and waste treatment requirements of the inedible part of the biomass (stem and leaves). Waste treatment is part of a life support system where materials are continuously recycled and re-used. Total recycle of materials is extremely important for extended space travel and planet missions (e.g. a mission to Mars) where supplies cannot be routinely transported from the earth
- Greywater treatment in Gravity Independent Bioreactors: Development of a fixed bed bioreactor for the treatment of wastewater under microgravity conditions. The system operates under pressure to deliver oxygen to attached microbial consortia which metabolize the organic molecules in the waste
- Investigation of Fate, Transport, Biodegradation and Potential Toxicity of hexanitrohexaazaisowurtzitane (CL-20) in Environmental Systems: Evaluation of the mobility of neat CL-20 in the Environment (soil, groundwater, air interactions), study of its bioavailability and degradation (both biotic and abiotic), and toxicity assessment. Assessment of Thorium Migration at a Training Site at Kirtland Air Force Base: A study of the fate and transport of Thorium (232Th) at a contaminated site at Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque New Mexico. Specific containment technologies are investigated for their potential to reduce migration of the thorium -laden soil off site and vertically. In addition, remediation technologies such as soil washing and electro-kinetics are investigated. Investigation of Fate, Transport and Toxicity of Tungsten Alloys and Molybdenum Utilized in Munition Applications in Soil Environments: Evaluation of the rate of release and mobility of tungsten alloy components from projectile fragments and grains in the subsurface environment (soil, groundwater interactions), study their bioavailability and assess their toxicity
- Investigation of RDX and PAX-21 Propellant Treatment Methods: Cost analysis of treatment processes for the decontamination of RDX contaminated groundwater, and investigation of the biodegradability of the post hydrolysis products of groundwater treated with hydroxide solutions. Alkaline hydrolysis of PAX-21 propellant in batch reactors. Development of Large Volume, Ambient Pressure, Non Thermal Diffuse Plasma Reactor for Destruction of Airborn Environmental Contaminants in Advanced Life Support Systems: An investigation on the effectiveness and efficiency of a novel, non-thermal diffuse plasma technology for the destruction of environmental air contaminants in space applications. The plasma characteristics, plasma chemistry, contaminant destruction efficiency and reaction kinetics for various compounds expected to be present in advance life support environments are studied
- Monitoring of PCBs and other Semivolatile Organic Compound Air Emissions in Sites Receiving Stabilized Harbor Sediment: Development and implementation of a field monitoring program to investigate the potential volatilization of SVOCs, including PCBs, at two sites in New Jersey where placement and compaction of sediment from the NY/NJ Harbor region is taking place
- Toxics Monitoring in the New York/New Jersey Harbor: Sampling and analysis of the water column at various locations in the rivers and tributaries flowing into the NY/NJ harbor. This includes identification of pollutant sources upstream, and fate and transport of organic contaminants and heavy metals into the water colun and the harbor
- Investigation of a Novel Capillary Non-Thermal, Ambient Pressure Plasma for Cleaning of Aluminum Surfaces: Development of a non-thermal diffuse plasma technology for the cleaning and decontamination of aluminum surfaces. Experiments are being conducted to determine the plasma characteristics necessary for the destruction of organic substances deposited on aluminum surface, to identify the proper plasma gases for effective removal, to determine the role of the surface on destruction efficiency, and to evaluate surface changes due to plasma irradiation
- Use of Capillary Non-Thermal, Ambient Pressure Plasma in Decontamination of Water Recovered from Vehicle Exhaust: Investigate the potential role of diffused non-thermal plasma in the treatment of water condensate recovered from the exhaust of the diesel engines of Hum-Vee and other vehicles. One treatment scenario involves pre-treatment of the combustion mixture in order to increase the efficiency of combustion and thus reduce the concentration of undesirable organic products in the diesel exhaust gases. The second treatment scheme focuses on plasma treatment of the exhaust gases prior to condensation. Finally, a treatment system is investigated which treats the aqueous solution obtained from the condenser by continuously passing the vapors produced from the liquid phase through a plasma reactor in a closed loop configuration
Institutional Service
- Associate Professor: January 1997- present. Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken NJ
- Assistant Professor: January 1991- December 1996, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken NJ
- Adjunct Visiting Instructor: 1989-1991, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken NJ
Professional Service
- Affiliations:
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
- International Association on Water Quality (IAWQ)
- American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE)
- Reviewer for the following Journals:
- IAWQ Journal of Water Research
- WEF Journal of Water Environment Research
- Member of the Organizing and Scientific Committees for the International Conference on Restoration and Protection of the Environment I in Thessaloniki, Greece, 1992
- Member of the Remediation Task Force for the Construction Industry Institute at University of Texas Austin (1993-1997)
- Member of the Board of the Elytis Chair Fund at Rutgers University (1993-present)
- Member of the Scientific Committee for the International Conference: Restoration and Protection of the Environment II, August 24-26, 1994, Patras, Greece
- Paper Review Board Member for the GEOENVIRONMENT 2000 Conference. An ASCE Specialty Conference sponsored by the Geotechnical and Environmental Engineering Divisions, February 14-16, 1995, New Orleans, Louisiana
- Mentor for the American Chemical Society's Project SEED (1994-present)
- Co-Chairman of the "Alternatives to Incineration for Munitions Wastes and Energetics" Symposium, Sponsored by CEE and HFMI at Stevens Institute of Technology, June 1995
- Editor of a special issue of the Journal of Energetic Materials, Vol. 13, No 3 & 4, 1995
- Author of the preface of the Sept.-Dec. issue of the Journal of Energetic Materials, Vol 13, Numbers 3&4, 1995
- Member of the Organizing and Scientific Committees for the International Conference on Restoration and Protection of the Environment III in Crete, Greece, 1996
- Member of the Organizing and Scientific Committees for the International Conference on Restoration and Protection of the Environment IV in Halkidiki, Greece, 1998
- Member of the Organizing and Scientific Committees for the International Conference on Restoration and Protection of the Environment V in Thasos, Greece, 2000
- Reviewer of the revision of the Surface Water Quality Standards (SWQS), for the division of Watershed Management of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (proposed amendments to N.J.A.C. 7:9B), 2000
- Member of the Organizing and Scientific Committees for the International Conference on Restoration and Protection of the Environment VI in Skiathos, Greece, 2002
Consulting Service
Consultant in the areas of industrial wastewater, groundwater and soil treatment for various private companies and organizations including:
Exxon Corporation, Florham Park, New Jersey
- PlasmSol Corporation., Hoboken, NewJersey Fluid Packaging, Lakewood, New Jersey
- Hydroglobe Corporation, New Jersey
- Fablok Mills Inc., Murray Hill, New Jersey
Honors & Awards
- Received the Founders Award, by the USA National Committee International Association on Water Quality for an outstanding paper in Water Research by a US author in 1994, for the paper: Correlations of Performance for Activated Sludge Using Multiple Regression With Autocorrelation, Water Research, Vol 27 pp. 51-62, 1993. Stevens Teaching Award: September 2000.
Grants, Contracts & Funds
- Research grants and contracts received (1992-2002)
- Total Funding Awarded as Principal Investigator: $5,884,368
- Total Funding Awarded as Co-Principal Investigator: $3,134,096
- Total Funding Awarded as Co-Investigator: $2,423,779
Patents & Inventions
- "Method and apparatus for biological treatment of wastewater" with G. P. Korfiatis, (2000)
- "Method and apparatus for removing inorganic chemicals" with M. Dadachov. X. Meng and G. Korfiatis (2002).
Selected Publications
Conference Proceedings
- A. Koutsospyros, N. Panikov, O. Malcheva, P. Karakaya, S. Nicolich and C. Christodoulatos. (2002). "Environmental Relevance of Hexanitrohexaazaisowurtzitane (HNIW or CL-20)", Proceedings of the International Conference Protection and Restoration of the Environment VI, Skiathos. 871-880.
- W. Braida, D. Dermatas, G.P. Korfiatis, N. Panikov, N. Strigul, A. Koutsospyros and C. Christodoulatos. (2002). "Environmental Effects of Tungsten Based Ammunition", Proceedings of the International Conference Protection and Restoration of the Environment VI, Skiathos. 855-862.
- K. Becker, P. J. Ricatto, G. P. Korfiatis, and E. E. Kunhardt. (2000). "Destruction of VOCs in a Non-Thermal Plasma Reactor", Proceedings of the International Conference Protection and Restoration of the Environment V, Thasos.
- X.M. Meng, G. P. Korfiatis, S.B. Bang and C. Christodoulatos. (2000). "High Mobility of Arsenic in Bangladesh Groundwater and a Simple Filtration Process.", Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Arsenic Exposure and Health Effects, San Diego, CA.
- X. Meng, G.P. Korfiatis, C. Jing and C. Christodoulatos. (2001). "Redox Transformations of Arsenic and Iron in Water Treatment Sludge during Aging and TCLP Extraction.", Environ. Sci. Technol., 35 (17).
- X. Meng, G.P. Korfiatis, S. Bang and C. Christodoulatos. (2001). "Treatment of Arsenic in Bangladesh Well Water Using a Household Co-precipitation and Filtration System.", Water Research, 35 (12), 2085-2819.
- Tsan-Liang Su, A. Koutsospyros and C. Cristodoulatos. (2001). "Kinetics of the Alkaline Hydrolysis of Nitrocellulose.", Water Environment Research, 73 (2), 185-191.
- EN 570 Environmental Chemistry
- EN 573 Biological Processes for Environmental Control
- EN 575 Environmental Biology
- E 243 Probability and Statistics for Engineers
- CE 679 Regression and Stochastic Methods


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'Tis the season to drown in a sea of high energy, high excitement sporting events, all of which are best watched in a crowd of knowing coves who cheer, groan, lament all while knocking down a beer or three, along with platters of our most beloved bar snacks.
Coming up, we've got the NCAA Final Four in March (March Madness! What's your bracket?), the basketball playoffs are down the road and there's lots of ice hockey. Speaking of ice, how about the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia? I'll be watching both for the sports — how do ski jumpers keep from mashing themselves like soft boiled eggs on the slopes — and for the inevitable protests over Putin's medieval attitude towards human rights. It's a big sports season, and these are some of the best destinations in the South Bay at which to share the thrills and chills.
The newest of them is Avenue A Bar and Grill in Redondo Beach, which sits in the mini-mall space that, for many years, was the staid — even stiff — Aimee's. It ain't staid and stiff no more.
There are 14 big screens surrounding a modest sized room that on game day (and game night) is packed to the gunwales with madcap fans, howling at one play after another. There's a lively bar at which to sit — if you're lucky. (I suspect the seats are passed down from friend to friend.) There are tables low and high.
And to go with the sundry libations, with many beers on tap, there's a selection of classic bar foods. The Buffalo wings are just fine — hot but not too hot — that are crispy enough to let you know they've been well fried. They also make a proper beef slider here, along with a quarter of burgers — one of which is stuffed with blue cheese, another of which is topped with an all-beef hot dog.
For those who have the need, there are steaks, ribs, chicken and even a vegetarian stuffed eggplant. All of which may well be wonderful, but it distracts from what's on the screen. Wings work best.
There's a branch of Hennessey's in each of the three beach towns — Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach and Redondo Beach — which makes this the most ubiquitous destination in which to watch whatever sport it is you are committed to watch. In the case of the various Hennessey's, meals (and drinks) are served from early in the morning until late at night. (So late that the website says closing time is, simply: "Late.")
They make a first-rate Bloody Mary at Hennessey's, along with a reputable Irish Coffee — one of the finest beverages in the world. (What's not to love about Irish whiskey, coffee, sugar and whipped cream?)
In terms of foods, the menu is long, heavy with options. But really, it's the apps that appeal when watching a sport. The chicken wings are exceptionally meaty, served with French fries, celery and ranch dressing.
There are sliders, made with blue cheese and a pretty snappy horseradish sauce. I really like the Irish nachos, which are sliced spuds topped with jack and cheddar, bacon, scallions and sour cream — a tasty mess of a dish. The fries come topped with truffle salt, garlic and parmesan, Buffalo seasoning, and blue cheese and bacon. You want a burger, get the one topped with a fried egg, bacon and cheddar.
And let me not forget the big screen joys to be found at Rock & Brews, which has three South Bay locations, where there's classic rock on some of the screens, and the games of the moment on others.
The place is a creation of South Bay restaurateur Mike Zislis, rock impresario Dave Furano and rock stars Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of KISS. What they're begat is just plain beery fun, with a massive craft beer list, a dog-friendly area, a kid-friendly zone and a menu of "Rockin' Hot Wings" and "Ring of Fire Wings" (made with habanero, serrano and chipotle peppers, served with chipotle-cilantro aioli). There are giant soft German-style pretzels, chipotle chili cheese fries and fine burgers and pizzas, too.
If the games seem dull, there's always the rock — there are videos that play that bring me back to my misspent youth in Greenwich Village. This is a modern spot filled with memories, and great sports fans.
Merrill Shindler is a Los Angeles-based freelance dining critic. Send him email at firstname.lastname@example.com.

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Chris Brown and Rihanna are both attempting to move past the events of February 8, 2009.
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"Russian Roulette" was the first single off of Rihanna's new album, "Rated R," which will be released on November 23.
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People will get hurt when marriages are brokered among the wealthy elite. Zhao An Hua (Liu Kai Wei) is forced to marry a daughter in the Xue family as Madam Xue (Liu Xue Hua) conspires to make alliances for her own personal gain and wealth. An Hua's jilted lover is devastated but decides to take revenge on him by marrying the notorious gangster, Fu Zhen Jia (Xie Zu Wu). Can love overcome the hurt and jealousy caused by the marriages of convenience? "Who Knows the Female of the Women" is a 2010 Chinese drama series directed by He Li Hua.
- Original title
- 谁知女人心
- Volunteer Team
- Who Knows Team
- Broadcast Network
- Hualu Baina
- Broadcast Period
- 06-14-2010 to 07-02-2010
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On twitter I participated in the short snarky exchange:
@stevedekorte – Threads sharing state by default is like variables being global by default.
@luqui – state is like globals :-)
@stevedekorte – @luqui only shared state – which is why FP ultimately fails – it trades comprehensibility for shared state optimizations
@luqui – @stevedekorte, wow, sneaking "FP ultimately fails" as if an obvious truth in a reply to a Haskell programmer
@stevedekorte – @luqui, a bit like sneaking in "[all] state is like globals" to an OO programmer? :-)
@stevedekorte – @psnively @luqui my only issue with FP is the decision to trade expressivity and reusability for less state while calling it progress
The conversation goes on (and on) between many twitterites, having a fun but serious argument about this and that benefit of this and that style. Dynamic/static types come up, OO vs. functional, usefulness, mathematical foundation, learning curves; none of the standard artillery is spared. What irritates me about this style of argument is all the sweeping adjectives (1) used with no definition, thus impossible to support with evidence, and (2) synonymized with better.
In this post, I will draw attention to this irritating vocabulary, so that the next time you use it you can realize how little you are saying.
(Disclaimer: this post is not intended to criticize stevedekorte specifically, even though I identify two of the terms he used below. It was a long, typical programming zealot argument, and all parties involved were being equally dumb :-)
A person is expressive if he expresses himself — he has an idea and wants to write it down. So I would say a language is expressive if it allows or enables the programmer to be expressive. Languages that restrict expression are not expressive. So we have the following facts:
- Dynamically typed languages are more expressive than corresponding statically typed ones, because statically typed languages forbid you from expressing some ideas.
- Multiparadigmatic languages are more expressive than languages which are paradigmatically pure, because the former allow you to express yourself if you are not thinking within the framework.
- A language which you are fluent in is more expressive than a language you do not know very well.
By these observations, we might guess that Perl is the most expressive language, Haskell is the least.
Do you notice yourself already equating expressive with good, and thus perhaps feeling offended? Everyone wants an expressive language, right? Here are some reasons some programmers might not want an expressive language:
- Most of my ideas are made of bullshit. Have you ever had a great idea, gone to write it in your blog, and realized it was nonsense because you were unable to write it? So writing is less expressive than thinking. Is thinking better than writing?
- Every programmer has a different way of structuring their thoughts. An expressive language will bring out the differences in thought structure between programmers, and introduce impedance mismatches between programmers on a shared project.
I'm not arguing that expressiveness is bad. I'm just arguing that it doesn't mean good, it means expressive.
A language "is reusable" (to abuse language a bit) if code written in that language can be easily reused.
This "obvious" statement is hiding something very important; namely, reused how? For what? We are in an unfortunate situation in programming: code is designed to be reused in a particular way, and if you want to reuse it in a different way you are pretty much out of luck. An OO widget library is designed for the addition of new types of widgets, but if you want to reuse a program written in the library on a new platform you are in for a lot of work. A functional drawing library is designed so that you can transform and export your drawings in an open-ended variety of ways, composing new ways out of old ones; but if you need to draw a circle you have to build it out of lines, even if there is a much better way to draw a circle on your target. (This is essentially the expression problem).
An abstraction will always expose some things and conceal others. Different languages enable abstraction in different ways, which makes exposing certain things easier and others harder. The zealot will reply, "but in my experience, real-world programs are naturally organized around <insert preferred paradigm>, and <insert uncomfortable paradigm> doesn't support that style as easily." I would suggest to this zealot to look deeper into the definition of "real-world" to discover its many facets of subjectivity. (What domain do you work in? Who architected the real-world software you have worked on, and what was their background? What kinds of programs do you consider not to exist in the real world, and what values are you using to minimize them?)
Easy to learn
A language is easier to learn than another language if it takes less time to become competent/fluent programming in that language.
I don't think this one is as automatically synonymized with "good". Haskell programmers are aware how much relative effort was required to learn Haskell, and are usually grateful that they put in the effort. But all other things being equal, a language easier to learn ought to be better than one harder to learn.
The deadly omission in the above definition is that people are doing the learning. A language is easier or harder to learn to a single person, and that is entangled with their background, their approach, and their ambitions. When arguing "X is easier to learn than Y", I encourage you to add one of the following phrases to the end:
- for programmers who already know Z.
- for people with a mathematical background.
- for people with a non-mathematical background.
- for children.
- for me.
Or something similar. The following phrases do not count.
- for almost everyone.
- for people with a typical background.
- for people who want to do useful things.
I'll close this section with this remark: Haskell is the easiest language to learn, because I already know it.
I know I am frequently irritated by many of these kinds of words, and I've only mentioned three here. But you see where I am going. Respect the values of your fellow engineers. If you are a polyglot and like a paradigm, it probably comes from a set of values you have — a set of things you consider important, and that differ from the values of others. Concentrate on that; communicate your values, and try to understand the values of others. If you have toyed with a paradigm and quickly lost interest because of some surface feature (I have — e.g. I will throw out a language without support for closures) or impression, consider the possibility that you like what you like because simply because it is familiar (other equivalent notions: easy, natural). Which is fine, some people like to tinker with their thinking patterns more than others, but remember that you have trained yourself to think in a particular way, so consider that your "objective" judgements about these ultimately human languages could be biased.
(For the record, that last phrase originally read: "all of your 'objective' judgements about one of these ultimately human languages are biased", which is quite a bit stronger than what I had intended)


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Downey Jr., wife talk pregnancy at TIFF premiere
TORONTO — Robert Downey Jr. and wife Susan walked the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival with a future family member in tow.
The "Iron Man" actor wryly noted the couple's upcoming baby was already hitting her first red carpet. His producer wife said "she'll be around in the next couple of months."
The couple has worked on numerous films including "Iron Man 2," and the "Sherlock Holmes" series, but their latest collaboration is pretty special.
Their new film, "The Judge," was holding its world premiere as the 10-day festival's opening film.
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Host Committee Announced for National Prayer Service
Date: November 21, 2012
Contact: Leslie Palma
Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, announced today the formation of a Host Committee for the National Memorial for the Preborn and their Mothers and Fathers, to be held on Friday, January 25, 2013 in Washington, D.C. in observance of the 40th year since Roe vs. Wade.
"I am grateful to these friends and colleagues of mine who are joining our organizers and sponsoring organizations in inviting activists, pastors and their congregations from around the country to come together in prayer and worship on this momentous occasion," Fr. Pavone stated. "We want to have one of the largest expressions ever of communal repentance and fervent intercession for an end to abortion in our nation."
Serving on the committee are:
Tony Perkins
President, Family Research Council
Dick and Shirley Bott
Bott Radio Network
Rich Bott
President and CEO, Bott Radio Network
Bishop Harry Jackson
Founder and Chairman, High Impact Leadership Coalition
Alveda King
Director of African-American Outreach, Priests for Life
Brad Mattes
Executive Director, Life Issues Institute
The prayer service is sponsored by The National Pro-Life Religious Council, The National Pro-Life Center on Capitol Hill, Faith and Action and Priests for Life.
It will be held at Constitution Hall in Washington, DC, 1776 D St., NW (18th and D St) on the morning of Friday, January 25, 2013 (the day of the Annual March for Life), from 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
For more details, a publicity flier, and a newsletter/pulpit announcement, see www.NationalPrayerService.com
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org.


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Dissolve 1lb sugar into 1 - 2 pts of hot water to taste.
Add juice of a large lemon and two tsps citric acid.
Take some lavender heads and a highly fragranced, red rose.
When the water mix is lukewarm, ask a child to tear up the rose and the lavender into tiny bits and strew it over.
Pour the whole lot into a clear plastic water bottle and shake it every once in a while for one to two days. Strain and use as a cordial. Especially nice with fizzy water.
You can do this with elderflowers, or any edible berries to make different colour cordials.
Another floral recipe is to place lots of the dried lavender heads in ordinary sugar and leave it there like you do with the cinnamon sticks. Make shortbread with it when the sugar smells fragrant. Sprinkle the lavender sugar on top too.
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I find it interesting that FamilySearch is enlisting the help of thousands and perhaps tens of thousands of teenagers to help index the Census. How many of these prospective indexers can even read cursive? I have found many teenagers who can't. By the way, how much of the Census is in handwriting? I would guess that all of the pertinent information is handwritten, so there will be a problem. How many of you out there have done Indexing? Ever had a problem reading an entry? Of course, you have.
Giving teenagers or anyone else a few hours of instruction on how to do Indexing will not address the issue of trying to decipher the enumerator's handwriting, much less the handwriting of the more detailed responses written by the average citizen in their own handwriting.
I am not a naysayer. I am extremely enthusiastic about the project. But I would like it to succeed. How many of the instant gratification age will become soured on genealogy because of the difficulty in deciphering handwriting?
By the way, here is the introductory video for the Census Project:


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Have I made any INXS jokes yet for the movie "The Devil Inside"? Let's pretend I haven't for a moment. Because I got some really hilarious quips about the twist at the end being that the demon that's possessed the girl in the film is actually Michael Hutchence. I just can't remember any of them right now. But here's a new red band trailer for the film, which honestly is going to give me nightmares. And not the normal ones I always have about INXS either.
Do yourself a favor, leave your leftover cranberry sauce on the counter for the next three days. Then eat the entire thing and watch the trailer for "Door Number 8", a new film from Telugu film, which is apparently a language. I'm not going to bother trying to explain what the movie is about. I think it's got something to do with a haunted house. Maybe not though. All I know is the trailer is insane and made me feel like I was back at Woodstock. Not the hippy one, the one where Limp Bizkit made people burn other people.
This can't be good news for "Wolf Creek 2". According to a recent report the film's major investor, Geoffrey Edelsten, is filing a suit against the films makers. He claims he never would have put up his cash if he had known he was going to be the biggest and single private investor on the project. I guess he's quickly realizing he's not going to see "Avatar" money any time soon. Silly man.
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A staycation is the summer option this year and I decided to spend part of mine in Tuscany. Frances Mayes obligingly produced a book of daily reminiscences and daytrips that chronicles the seasons in Cortona. Her celebrated Bramacole, the restored house in Cortona that was the setting for two previous books, is the center of this story but she also restores a thirteenth-century stone cottage up on a mountain overlooking Cortona. The old place is a tumble-down ruin that becomes a retreat in a wilder part of the countryside. That doesn't stop her from building a hive-shaped pizza oven in the yard and entertaining hordes of friends in the open, hospitable Tuscan style.
Mayes writes poetically and rapturously about food, wine–lots of wine, flowers, day and night skies, her gardens and the piazzas of the towns she lives in and visits. Her excursions take her to churches and museums in search of paintings by a "local" Renaissance artist, Luca Signorelli, and to picture-postcard Italian tourist icons like Portofino where she and her husband stay in an apartment owned by a friend.
A terrorist warning–a real grenade (not live it turns out) with an ugly note left on her property–shakes her faith in her Tuscan idyll and has her thinking about selling out. But, conversely, the incident and its aftermath reveal deeper layers of the life of Cortona and act as a sort of baptism, annointing her as an insider, after seventeen years. Life in Tuscany is never so sweet as when it is bittersweet.
It is tempting to see all this travel and wine-tasting and strolls in the hills as the trappings of privilege, unappealing in an era which is so hard on dreams and so relentlessly serving up hardship. But Mayes isn't the least smug about her lovely life. The roof leaks and should really be redone. The screens flap. An owl invades the attic and spiders scuttle across the kitchen. The neighborhood is much noisier than one might expect, or want. Mayes is frank about some uncharming aspects of her life as well as unfailingly appreciative of the small and large moments that delight her.
This Tuscany isn't at all neat but it's very civilized, nonetheless. Life is slower, deeper, richer. People are more connected and caring in the intimacy of a small place where families have lived for half a millenniun. Mayes knows how to drop out, savor a brodetto, a grappa, an uninterrupted dive into a good book, a meal with two dozen friends. It's very personal travel writing. She describes both meticulously and imaginatively and makes no secret of her love affair with all (most) things Tuscan. A peaceful, hassle-free armchair excursion–pity I can't hop on a plane, restore a ruin or two and lift a glass of prosecco myself.
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Red Sox rout: Cardinals get 'wake-up call' in Game 1
- The Red Sox lead the series 1-0
- The Cardinals looked sloppy defensively behind Adam Wainwright
- Three errors were committed by the infield
BOSTON -- If you happen to see the St. Louis Cardinals wandering the streets, stop what you're doing, call security, and tell them the World Series started.
Certainly, those weren't the real Cardinals that showed up Wednesday night, embarrassed 8-1 by the Boston Red Sox in Game 1 at Fenway Park, leaving Little Leaguers covering their eyes in horror.
"We got a wake-up call,'' Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "That's not the kind of team we've been all season.
"They are frustrated. I'm sure embarrassed to a point. We get an opportunity to show the kind of baseball we played all season long, and it didn't look anything like what we saw.''
If the loss wasn't painful and ugly enough for the Cardinals to endure, the Cardinals played the last seven innings of the game without All-Star right fielder Carlos Beltran, and aren't sure of his return.
Beltran bruised his right ribs while robbing David Ortiz of a grand slam in the second inning when he crashed into the right field fence. He spent the rest of the game at the Massachusetts General Hospital undergoing X-rays and a CT scan, which were negative.
Yes, it was that kind of night for the Cardinals, who resurrected memories of the last time they were in town for the World Series. It was 2004. They were swept in four games by the Red Sox.
The Red Sox, whether they're clean-shaven idiots or bearded wonders, just don't lose when they get to this point of a season. It has been 27 years since the Red Sox lost a World Series game, winning nine in a row since Game 7 of the 1986 World Series, tying the Cincinnati Reds for the fourth-longest streak in World Series history.
The Red Sox, who love regaling fans with their history, don't mind providing a few reminders for the Cardinals to wrap their head around. They are hauling out players from that 2004 World Series team to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before Game 2. What's next, inviting Don Denkinger from the 1985 World Series, and re-living the blown call that cost the Cardinals the title?
Yes, you know times have changed when second-base umpire Dana DeMuth can miss a call, once again in favor of the Cardinals, only for it to be correctly overturned.
It changed the Cardinals' fate for the night, and left Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright wondering why the Houston Astros were playing behind him all night in the field. The Cardinals dropped balls. They kicked balls. They watched balls drop in front of them.
"Everything I threw tonight,'' said Wainwright, who gave up six hits and five runs (three earned) in five innings, "was pretty much garbage.''
No, it was the defense behind him that looked like trash blowing across the field. If it wasn't shortstop Pete Kozma making errors, it was third baseman David Freese. If it wasn't catcher Yadier Molina missing a popup, it was Wainwright, with both players taking the blame for Stephen Drew's infield popup that dropped between the two of them.
"We absolutely gave up too many bases, too many opportunities,'' Matheny said. "And extra outs in situations like this, against teams like this, they're' going to kill you.
"And that's what happened tonight.''
The Red Sox, behind Jon Lester's 7 2/3-inning scoreless innings, now can only hope history repeats itself. Every home team to win Game 1 has gone on to win the World Series since 1993.
"A lot went right for us,'' said Red Sox first baseman Mike Napoli, who drove in three runs with his bases-loaded double in the first inning, "but when you get opportunities, you have to take advantage of them. We did that.''
The Red Sox drove along Cardinals Way, and bulldozed everything in their path. If games like this continue, it may be time to put out those orange construction barrels to caution folks.
It could get ugly.
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Fact Sheet: Lokpal Bill
Name: The Lokpal and Lokayuktas Bill, 2011
Aim: This landmark anticorruption legislation proposes to set up an independent ombudsman at the national level with parallel anti-graft agencies in states.
The bill's primary objective is to fast-track investigations against allegedly corrupt government officials, in a bid to crack down on rampant corruption in India's bureaucracy.
Why it's important: The Lokpal creates a mechanism to review, investigate and fast track complaints, a much-needed resolve in a country where judicial cases typically drag on for decades.
Complaints registered under the Lokpal would have to be acted on within 60 days of their receipt and are eligible for prosecution in special courts, which, in turn, would have to complete the trial within two years.
Last year, anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare led mass protests calling on the government to approve and implement a strong version of the Lokpal bill, a draft of which was first introduced in Parliament in the late 1960s .
Who it affects: All public servants, including cabinet ministers, chief ministers, members of Parliament and employees of state-funded organizations could be investigated on allegations of corruption under the bill, if approved. Charges against former cabinet ministers and members of Parliament could also be probed under the bill, should it become law.
The bill would allow the anticorruption body to investigate alleged wrongdoing by the Prime Minister, except on matters related to foreign affairs, security, atomic energy and space. Investigative proceedings against the Prime Minister, however, would have to be sanctioned by at least six of the nine members of the national Lokpal committee.
Officials serving in the armed forces are exempt from scrutiny under the proposed act.
What changes? If passed, the bill would pave the way for the creation of India's first independent anticorruption agency, responsible for conducting a preliminary inquiry into offences allegedly committed by public servants and punishable under the 1988 Prevention of Corruption Act.
The Central Vigilance Commission, a federal body, is currently in charge of examining allegations of corruption against public officials. But, with a staff of fewer than 200, critics say it does not have the resources needed to process complaints of alleged corruption in over 1500 government institutions. The commission works mainly as an advisory body and does not have the power to initiate inquiries on its own, relying on the CBI and on the approval of senior bureaucrats. It has no jurisdiction over politicians.
Criticism: Anti-corruption activists like Mr. Hazare and Arvind Kejriwal have criticized the government's version of the bill, saying it's too weak.
Members of Messrs. Hazare and Kejriwal, who drafted their own version of the bill, have attacked the government's draft on several grounds. For instance, they want the Lokpal to have jurisdiction over the Central Bureau of Investigation, India's apex investigative body, something the government opposes. They also want the agency to have its own investigation wing, rather than refer cases of alleged corruption to existing investigative bodies like the CBI.
What next? The bill, which was passed by the lower house of Parliament, the Lok Sabha, in December last year, was opposed in the Rajya Sabha during last year's winter session.
In May, Rajya Sabha's "select committee," a body of lawmakers appointed to review and amend proposed acts, took up the bill for deliberation. The committee, which is believed to have incorporated a few minor tweaks, is expected to present the amended version of the bill to the upper house for approval this session. If passed, the amended version would be presented to the Lok Sabha for final approval.
Click here to read the full bill.
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Tuesday, February 7
The Secret to Amazing French Onion Soup
You know what the secret to amazing French onion soup is? Brandy.
Next time you make French onion soup, skip the white wine and add brandy instead. You won't taste a strong liquor flavor, but you will notice a complexity and depth of flavor that lingers delicately on your lips.
Brandied French Onion and Fennel Soup
Makes 8 servings
Printable recipe.
Note: The licorice flavored fennel complements the sweet onions and brandy in this soup. If you're not a fennel fan, then add 2 more onions. For a variation, you can also use smoked Gouda or rye bread.
1/2 cup unsalted butter
2 medium fennel bulbs, finely chopped, about 1 1/2 pounds
5 medium yellow onions, thinly sliced, about 2 pounds
1 cup brandy of your choice
7 cups beef broth
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
2 to 3 teaspoons minced fresh thyme, depending on your likeness
3/4 pound shredded Gruyere cheese
8 thin slices of French bread, toasted
1. In a large, heavy bottomed saucepan or Dutch oven over medium-low heat, melt butter. Add fennel and onions turning to coat. Cook for 35 to 45 minutes, stirring occasionally. This allows the onions to "sweat" and become meltingly tender, browned, and sweet. Add brandy and cook for 5 minutes until slightly reduced. Add beef broth, salt, black pepper, and thyme and stir. Reduce heat to low and cook for 15 to 20 minutes.
2. Pour soup into individual bowls. Top each with a piece of bread, toasted side down, and top with 1/8 of the shredded cheese. Broil for 2 to 3 minutes, or until browned and bubbly. Serve immediately.
You might also enjoy these onion soup recipes:
English Onion Soup recipe from Never Enough Thyme
Beef and Onion Soup recipe from The Food in My Beard
Italian Onion Soup recipe from Ms. Adventures in Italy
English Onion Soup with Sage and Cheddar recipe from Erin Cooks
19 comments:
- Sylvie said...
Thanks for sharing secrets!
- February 7, 2012 at 9:11 AM
- tasteofbeirut said...
sounds like a great plan! Love that soup.
- February 7, 2012 at 10:17 AM
- Aggie said...
No lie, I just came back from liquor store to make this for dinner tonight. Got my brandy! My husband loves French onion soup so I'm going to treat him to some for dinner :)
- February 7, 2012 at 11:09 AM
- AllThingsYummy said...
Yum, I love french onion soup and always use brandy in it. I've heard cognac is good too.
- February 7, 2012 at 11:56 AM
- T.W. Barritt at Culinary Types said...
I like where you're going with this! I was just thinking I hadn't made French Onion soup in a long time. This would be a reason to try again!
- February 7, 2012 at 12:00 PM
- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
Fennel! Great idea. I use fennel in my cioppino, but never thought to use it in French onion soup (though I do add brandy, and oh boy, is it good).
- February 7, 2012 at 3:10 PM
- Unknown said...
I absolutely agree with you. In fact, I personally don't believe white wine even belongs in a French Onion Soup recipe. You need robust depth to cut through the richness of the beef broth and slow cooked onions. Well done, and great advice.
- February 7, 2012 at 4:48 PM
- Susan from Food Blogga said...
sylvie-My pleasure!
tasteofbeirut-Yay! Thanks.
aggie-I believe you! And thanks so much for the RT! Let me know how it comes out.
allthingsyummy-I'm sure it is.
TW-It's one of those dishes that we all tend to forget about till we have it and fall in love all over again.
lydia-It's a subtle touch, but worthwhile.
culinarycache-Thanks for the thoughtful reply!
- February 7, 2012 at 5:01 PM
- GF Gidget said...
I wonder how Sherry would taste? I don't have any Brandy at home, but Sherry I have. Hmmm... I just may have to try it. I love your blog, by the way! ;)
- February 8, 2012 at 4:36 AM
- SMITH BITES said...
YES!!! i learned this secret about a year ago and have enjoyed THE BEST French Onion Soup since that day - there is simply no turning back!!
- February 8, 2012 at 5:14 AM
- Maureen said...
I love cooking with brandy but I've never used it in onion soup. I love onion soup and could eat it every week.
I'm definitely giving this a try. I love secrets!
- February 8, 2012 at 5:33 AM
- Nancie McDermott said...
Exactly what I want to cook and even more truthfully, eat, with today's chilly grey skies looming. I have never made this, though I love it; that's about to change, thank you very much.
- February 8, 2012 at 7:17 AM
- Christine said...
Outstanding recipe, Susan. I'm not a great fan of onion soup, but with fennel and brandy? I'll bet you'd have a convert. Great photos!
- February 9, 2012 at 6:29 AM
- Sprigs of Rosemary said...
I think fennel is the other "secret ingredient" that's been missing the few times I've made onion soup at home. I'm all for the brandy!
- February 9, 2012 at 7:05 AM
- Susan from Food Blogga said...
GFGidget-I'm sure sherry would be lovely. If you make it let me know how it comes out.
smith-I agree. I'm a convert.
maureen- I know. My husband said, "Why don't you make this every week?" ;)
nancie-Oh, I actually love making French onion soup. It's such a sensory experience with the smells and changing colors and textures. You're gonna love it.
christine-It'll definitely tempt you.
rosemary-Yes, the fennel snuck in and worked some magic too.
- February 9, 2012 at 6:06 PM
- Nicole Antoinette said...
I cannot wait to try this recipe! I love french onion soup!
- February 9, 2012 at 8:16 PM
- Lana said...
One of my favorite soups! I usually add some cognac (and dry vermouth, instead of white wine). Fennel is the last of the strong-tasting ingredients that I have not learned to love, but I am working on it:)
Now I have to plan to make this soup ASAP! It's been a while:)
- February 11, 2012 at 4:51 PM
- Valerie Harrison (bellini) said...
Thanks for sharing the secret Susan. I also love the addition of fennel in this comforting soup.
- February 12, 2012 at 6:02 AM
OMG! I made this soup Saturday night for company. It was freakin' ridiculous! The best I ever had. This is going to be a regular in my house now. Thank you so much for the recipe and for making me look like such a great hostess. :) -- Sarah
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Dyson DC24 Buyers Guide
So you have decided you want a Dyson DC24? The baby ball? Dyson no longer produce them new, but they are a great reconditioned/refurbished buy if you get it right. Before I explain to you where to get one from, … Continue reading
How Dyson Tries to Control the After-Market – The Future of Refurbished Dysons
This is from a Dyson dealer in a member-only forum in the Dyson trade business:
I think the window of opportunity for large scale refurbing of machines is coming to an end. I'll explain why I think that and we'll maybe discuss.
When James Dyson had the reigns of the company instead of Max Conze and the bean counters as we have now, they made good products that lasted. Great for consumers and folks like us who refurb stuff, but bad for the long term growth of Dyson.
I call it the Volvo effect: Remember the Volvo 240, the 740 and the 940? Proper things; albeit facelifted versions of the same things. Built like tanks, cheap and easy to fix and lasted for years. Those cars were so good that Volvo went skint and started rebadging French cars along the way down to ownership by Ford, etc. Because repeat custom was low as the product was too good.
Why would you sell someone a product and not see that buyer again for fifteen years, when you could sell them a product that has built in natural short term expiry, beyond which it is an uneconomical repair? That way you see the customer again right after the guarantee runs out.
In reality, Dyson was a one trick Pony. The DC01 was OK, but the DC04 was really the one that made the company. But, for example, my Dad still has one of the very first DC04's we imported brand new in the late 90's. As do literally hundreds of thousands of other people.
The DC07, a DC04 with a different cyclone. A facelift.
The DC14, a revamped DC04.
The DC27 has a carriage design fault that nobody seems to be able to figure out how to fix.
The DC33, a shoddier, cheaper built, facelifted DC14. Pretty much a DC04 under the skin.
And at the DC33, they killed the model that made the company. That design is now dead. It was still too good.
Along the way we had the over-complicated and expensive to repair DC15 and DC18. The future!
What we have since is facelifts and evolution of the DC18. Each one more complicated, with more to go wrong, and inbuilt design flaws and intended short life components.
Balls are built to blow up or fall to bits at the end of the guarantee period. Many do so well before then. Early expiry by design.
If they learn by the mistakes of making the parts and tools fit all models, which they have, they can minimise the impact of the aftermarket on parts prices by making everything that little bit different along the way so parts are not interchangeable (DC18 and DC25 cyclones are early evidence of this – same item, bar one tweak which stops one working on the other).
Fast forward to today, and we have the DC41, discussed here. A machine so overly complicated to take apart, with parts so expensive, and design so awful that core units will be in no condition to refurbish in the future. Even the ducts were falling apart on the "clean ones" we got. We had to glue them up and make some pretty shoddy chemical metal repairs here and there I wasn't really happy with. They have the inbuilt design fault that renders most in need of a new cleaner head (shitty wheel causing glueing to the floor and Johnson brushroll motor from the DC25).
DC41's we here will see in two or three years will be in no condition to refurbish without practically renewing the machine. Who does hand-helds? Also crap and no small parts available for.
This means our window of opportunity has expired on new models. Dyson have closed the door (as they have tried to do on Airblades – but thats another story)
This leaves the refurbers window of opportunity the DC04, DC07, DC14 and DC33. To a lesser extent we might add the DC24 and DC25 (both riddled with design faults but just doable).
We are seeing some DC04 stuff going obsolete the last few weeks, soon they will pull support as they did with the DC01. Why the DC01 is almost gone.
We will be left with the 7, 14 and 33 as easy to do machines with plentiful parts. Followed up by the 24 and 25. When they get older? Job done.
Aggressive "trade in" deals is causing over supply in the core machine market. We was reaching out for machines a year ago. This week we turned down 120, and that is after moving along about a hundred into the trade recently "as is". That wont last long, just long enough to pull a few hundred thousand more older machines out of the market to overwhelm the aftermarket and create export to the developing world, which is already happening – we already exported some machines this way.
Export en masse of core units is good for a manufacturer – it empties the main marketplace (where the profit is) of old products people can recycle. When did you last see a Volvo 940 or a Mercedes 307D/308D/310D T1 van?
You didnt because they all quietly vanished on boats to Africa. Volvo and Mercedes created export demand – as Dyson are doing. Soon we will see guys buying up old units to send to Africa, India and maybe Russia in container loads (remember when all the Ladas went back to Russia in 97-98?).
I give it five years tops. After which all that will be available is smashed up DC41's and later models that will be uneconomical and over-complicated to repair leaving no decent profit margin. So the refurbed machine market will die. We'll all get a good run on DC14's (aka Volvo 940) now for a while, but when they start to look old hat, the easy days will be behind us.
This has all been planned by Dyson carefully to kill the refurbed machine aftermarket (an unintended consequence of a quality product), and by extension reign in the burgeoning after-market. Every machine any of us sell is a potential lost sale to them how they see it. I don't agree with that (I think the customers are quite different), but I heard it from the horses mouth: A Dyson staff member. Why they closed our spares account without warning. Explanation? "We don't support what you do. We don't support the refurbished product market. We refuse to supply you, and have notified every dealer in Europe not to supply you." Well, I like to ruffle feathers. I am flattered they noticed us.
Any thoughts or opinions out there? Continue reading
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Dyson Medic Names Manchester Vacs Recommended Dyson Spare Parts Retailer
Manchester, England (PRWEB) May 11, 2013
The specialist Dyson vacuum cleaner spare parts specialists http://manchestervacs.co.uk have re-launched their online spare parts store.
Already the largest independent retail Dyson spare parts suppliers in the north of England, Manchester Vacs have now extended their product ranges even further. The spares listings now cover every upright model Dyson have produced from the DC01 right up to the DC50, whilst adding spares also for non-UK cylinder models such as the DC29.
The range of Dyson spare parts now supplied by Manchester Vacs far exceed what Dyson themselves make available to the public, and they also offer many spare parts that Dyson refuse to make available even to the trade. You can buy the DC25 brushroll motors from Manchester Vacs that no other UK Dyson spare parts supplier is able to source.
Manchester Vacs continues to innovate and has once more turned the Dyson spares market on its head.
Recycled Dyson spare parts have always been a large part of the Manchester Vacs business model. Despite getting larger over the years, that hasn't changed. The new online store still features many recycled and reconditioned parts. Customer feedback suggested that people enjoy not only saving money, but also being green at the same time. Recycled parts are a great way to do that. It is claimed that each of us throws away over three tonnes of broken electrical appliances during the course of our lives. Repairing and extending the life of your Dyson is green. It's a small cog in the large machine that is our future sustainability.
The online store has now opened its doors to the world market making it easier for customers in Australia, the USA and elsewhere to source hard-to-find Dyson spare parts right from the home of Dyson: England. Manchester Vacs will also ship to some countries that many parts suppliers refuse to trade with such as Russia and Ukraine.
"Manchester Vacs supplies Dyson parts that are simply not available anywhere else. They were the first to sell brushroll removal tools in the UK, and they are the first to sell DC25 Johnson brushroll motors and PCB's. They continue to innovate and turn the Dyson spares market on its head." wrote Angus Black, the author of the 'Unofficial Dyson DC07 Workshop Manual' and spokesperson for http://dysonmedic.com – the oldest Dyson review site on the internet.
Manchester Vacs also give their site visitors and customers access to a global internet advice forum for Dyson enthusiasts and repairers. Its many hundreds of active members, expert advisors and experienced contributors from the US, Australia, Canada, South Africa and the UK, can advise the DIY repairer free of charge.
The new online Dyson spare parts shop at Manchester Vacs gives customers access to a highly innovative predictive search feature allowing them to find the parts they need with ease. Delivery is free on all UK orders over £25. They have also slashed three hundred prices across the store and now stand as one of the most competitive Dyson spare parts specialists on the internet.
The all new Manchester Vacs Dyson spare parts online shop is now open for business athttp://manchestervacs.co.uk/Dyson Continue reading
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Buy a Hoover 5110 in the UK.
Well, it isn't *really* a Hoover they would have us believe. This is a brand new cyclonic upright vacuum cleaner. It has HEPA filtration and comes with washable filters – similar to a Dyson (it even comes with a spare filter). It is … Continue reading
Dyson DC33 Discount Online
Manchester Vacs have done it again!
In the 1990's they brought you brand new DC04's at unbeatable prices. They sold hundreds.
In the naughties they brought you brand new 'grey imported' DC15's at unbeatable prices. They sold hundreds.
In June 2012 they are offering brand new DC33's at just £199. Yes, £199 including FREE UK mainland delivery.
I spoke to Claire from Manchester Vacs on the telephone today and I got the heads up on this offer that started today! She told me she doesn't know how long the deal will last, and they don't know how many they can get, but they are available right now and they are selling like hot cakes!
This is the gold and silver DC33 Multi Floor with HEPA filters.
It sells on Dyson's website for £269.99. >>See here for proof<<
It sells on Amazon from the cheapest seller for £214.09 with delivery. >>See here for proof<<
Manchester Vacs can sell it for £199 including standard courier mainland UK delivery and a two year Dyson guarantee. While stocks last……. so that means be quick!
You can click the button below to go to the page for the deal.
If you see them on that page, they are still available. If you don't see them on that page, they have all gone and you have missed the boat. Continue reading
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Manchester Dyson Repairs and Service
Manchester Vacs was founded as a Dyson spare parts and service specialist based in Manchester. Since that time, they have grown to be one of the North West's largest independent and trusted service professionals for Dyson vacuum cleaners.
With over 30 years experience in the vacuum cleaner industry, Manchester Vacs has become renowned for excellent service. They pride themselves on providing good value to their ever-expanding customer base.
Their website offers much free information on DIY repairs to Dyson vacuum cleaners. With their wealth of Dyson knowledge, and their fast, friendly service, makes Manchester Vacs your one stop Dyson shop for Manchester, Stockport, Salford, Cheshire, Oldham, Lancashire and Tameside. If you are looking for a Dyson service in Manchester, look no further than Manchester Vacs.
Manchester Vacs is the original Manchester Vacs – click the red button below to visit the website.
Beware Unscrupulous Dyson Service Companies!
Such is their success in the Manchester area in recent years, that a few other individuals have set up copycat sites using similar themes, logos and fonts. These unscrupulous operators usually plagiarise the Manchester Vacs website for their material – which is illegal – and Manchester Vacs have been successful in having several copycat websites closed down to date.
Unfortunately, rogue Dyson 'service' companies are abundant in Manchester and Tameside. Most of the rogue Dyson service companies operate without commercial premises and prefer to ply their trade in your home. This way, they can take your machine to pieces and try to sting you for sometimes as much as £100 for a simple repair that would cost maybe a fifth of that with a reputable Dyson repairer.
Dyson have been made aware of more than 25 bogus companies and has been contacting customers personally to warn them of the scams. Trading standards have investigated several dubious Dyson service and repair companies in the Manchester area masquerading as legitimate operations. Most operate amateur built websites that are full of stolen images, Dyson's trademark and one site we know of have even stolen Dyson's official videos and overlaid them with their own text in order to dupe customers on Google into thinking that they may be in some way official Dyson agents.
If you seek service or repair for your Dyson in the Manchester or Tameside area, choose a trusted professional that have a bricks and mortar shop and and a good local reputation. Choose Manchester Vacs. Continue reading
Buy a Dyson DC27 Motor Online in the UK
If you are looking to buy a Dyson DC27 motor online in the UK and have landed here, we can help. As the DC27 is quite a late model of Dyson vacuum cleaner, not very many people are offering these DC27 motors to the public just yet.
It seems, to the independent Dyson specialists though, that the Dyson DC27's are designed in such a way, as were the earlier DC14's, that makes the motors work quite hard. If they are not looked after, for example by not washing or washing the filters when required, this puts undue stress on the motor and can cause premature failure. That means you will need to replace your motor as they are seldom repairable.
The Dyson DC27 is fitted with what is called a YDK motor (which some people call a YV type motor as they usually have "YV" followed by some numbers written on the side of them).
So here at the Real Deal Blog, we are going to let you into a little secret known only to the trade. The Dyson DC27 shares a motor with another model of Dyson. This means that you can buy them after-market right now (because Dyson will not sell you one) and you are not tied to a "Dyson service" at seventy-something quid to get your DC27 fixed.
If you are up to the job of replacing the motor yourself, you can get the motor for £35 including UK delivery to your door! Continue reading
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Buy Dyson DC14 Crevice Tool
The Dyson DC14 Crevice Tool: On early Dysons, the long crevice tool was pretty much the same and mostly interchangeable between models. Then Dyson had a natty idea; make each one for each machine different!
Why would they go to the trouble of doing that? Well, because the world and his wife were already making after-market Dyson crevice tools for the existing models. To make a new one for the DC14 means that for all those thousands and thousands of people who lose theirs, and all the Dyson reconditioning guys out there who like to sell a machine with tools, all those folks were tied to buying a Dyson one. Brilliant! Capitalism in action.
When one of the many after-market companies out there spend a lot of money to make a similar item for less money, Dyson are rumoured to come down on these guys like a ton of bricks, complete with the legal team and budget that one would expect of a multi million pound company.
However, if you are one of the poor saps who are forced to buy one off the Dyson website at £12.25 (including postage), it wouldn't be unreasonable that you felt a little miffed at being stung for over a tenner for a little plastic tube.
Because the DC14 crevice tool is a pretty unique looking item, after market manufacturers have been reluctant to run the risk of taking Dyson on to produce one unless they are sure they have dotted their "i's" and crossed their "t's" as regards to Dyson's intellectual copyright.
However, one company has now produced one. Just like the original, it is slightly bent and it clips to the side of your machine like your original one did.
You will be hard pressed to tell the difference between the after-market one and the original one.
Apart from the price. Dyson will charge you £12.25 for one of theirs. You can buy one of these for £8.50. Click the little "click me" icon below to go to the page where you can buy one for £8.50 including UK delivery. Continue reading
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For Everything Dyson in Manchester – Dyson Sales, Dyson Spares, Dyson Repairs.
Reconditioned Dyson DC04 vacs start at just £49 with the famous six months "no quibble" guarantee! Looking for a Dyson DC07 in Manchester? Reconditioned Dyson DC07 vacuum cleaners start at just £69 with the "no quibble" six months guarantee.
How about spare parts? Filters and spare parts for most models of Dyson vacuum cleaners are carried in stock. Dyson hoses, Dyson motors, Dyson brush bars, Dyson sole plates, its all available at Manchester Vacs.
Looking for Dyson repairs in Manchester? Manchester Vacs also service and repair all models of Dyson vacuum cleaner. In fact, they will service and repair any make of vacuum cleaner. Your vac can work like new again – and servicing starts at a credit-crunching £30! Who can beat that?
If you are looking for a Dyson Doctor in Manchester, look no further than Manchester Vacs. Continue reading
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Well before it rains and she becomes wild mare of the cimarron I took a couple of pictures. I actually went out to take a picture of this disgusting ruptured tumor she has [another topic coming up tomorrow!] and I totally forgot to take pictures of the nastyness because she was being a dork!
Trotting like a goob.
I either jumped or hissed at her and she got all uppity about it :p
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England have been forced into a change for this weekend's third Test against South Africa after prop Alex Corbisiero suffered a recurrence of a knee injury.
Corbisiero had been expected to return to the starting line-up after missing the first Test and coming off the bench in the second.
Head coach Stuart Lancaster has announced the London Irish forward will be replaced in the side for the final game against the Springboks by Harlequins' Joe Marler.
Corbisiero, 23, established himself as first-choice loosehead during this year's RBS 6 Nations Championship but then missed the end of the domestic season after a biceps operation. He was fit enough to join the England squad for the South Africa tour but jarred his knee in training soon after arrival in the country.
His place for the first Test in Durban went to Marler and the Quins forward retained the starting spot in Johannesburg last week.
Corbisiero was set to return in Port Elizabeth as Lancaster initially named a team featuring six changes but 21-year-old Marler, who was perhaps unlucky to be dropped, will now be retained.
England are looking to claim a consolation victory at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium after defeats in the first two matches.
Lancaster said: "Alex trained well early in the week having played well at the weekend but the knee reacted over the last 24 hours.
"It is a shame for Alex as he was desperate to take part but it's the right thing to put in Joe and we are sure he can build on his performances in the first two Tests."