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Terre Haute South quarterback Danny Etling was announced Thursday on ESPNU as one of 24 quarterbacks in the nation who will compete in the Elite 11 quarterback competiton.
Etling has made a verbal commitment to play for Purdue. The signal caller advanced to the regional competition for high school quarterbacks in the class of 2013.
"It means a lot. It's a goal you set, when you achieve that goal, it's a huge relief. Now, I've got to compete to be the best 11," Etling said.
From July 18-22 in Redondo Beach, Calif., he'll have the chance to work with NFL quarterbacks such as Drew Brees. The finals will be aired on ESPN with "Elite 11 QB Camp: The Finals" airing Aug. 7 and Aug. 14.
"They send me a 120-page playbook with 84 plays, have to memorize that. We compete with eachother, the top 11 quarterbacks win. They have NFL quarterbacks like Drew Brees and they teach you things," Etling said.
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Freshman Hambrock, THS seek semistate tennis title
Having already claimed Terre Haute North Sectional and Greencastle Regional championships in girls high school tennis, Terre Haute South will try to add a semistate title to its 2013 list of accomplishments today as the Braves battle No. 25-ranked Greenwood.
Prep roundup: South Vermillion reaches baseball sectional final
South Vermillion built an early 7-0 lead late Thursday night, then held off Owen Valley by a 10-4 score to advance to the championship game of the Class 3A West Vigo Sectional for high school baseball.
West Vigo advances to sectional championship with walk-off win in ninth
High school baseball sectional games between West Vigo and Edgewood have had a tendency to be unpredictable over the years, but the Vikings and Mustangs outdid themselves in that area Thursday evening — and Thursday night.
BOYS TRACK REGIONAL: North gets three winners, South two at Evansville
Terre Haute North had three winners, Terre Haute South two, and the Patriots and Braves finished second and third respectively at the Evansville Regional for boys track on Thursday at Evansville Central.
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PREP ROUNDUP: Martinsville adavances in Class 4A THS Sectional
Martinsville slipped past Mooresville 4-2 in the only game played Thursday in the Class 4A Terre Haute South Sectional for high school baseball.
South Vermillion pitches team to sectional title, wins for her dad
South Vermillion snapped one streak and extended another Thursday night to win Class 3A Sectional 28 8-5 over Brown County at Edgewood High School.
Green's grand slam helps Shakamak to sectional win
Patrick Green pitched the first four innings for his seventh win of the year and made things easier for himself with a second-inning grand slam as Shakamak opened the Class A Shakamak Sectional with a 9-1 win over Clay City on Thursday.
Rockville, Attica winners in Class A sectional baseball action
Host Rockville defeated North Vermillion and Attica came from behind to overhaul defending champion Turkey Run on Thursday in the first round of the Class A Rockville Sectional for high school baseball.
North baseball pulls away from South in sectional opener
In high school baseball little things mean a lot, and the crack in the door doesn't have to be open very wide.
Terre Haute North burst through that crack in the bottom of the second inning Wednesday evening at Terre Haute South, scoring seven two-out runs and going on to a surprisingly easy 12-2 victory over the host Braves. -
Blank, Mundy named McMillan Award winners
Posing side-by-side for photos following Terre Haute North High School's Senior Awards ceremony, seniors Calvin Blank and Chanli Mundy couldn't look more different.
West Vigo baseball advances with 10-0 win behind Stewart's two-hitter
West Vigo got off to a good start in Class 3A high school sectional baseball action Wednesday evening at Dick Ballinger Field.
The Vikings scored four runs in the first inning of the first sectional game and went on to defeat Brown County 10-0 in five innings with Kevin Stewart hurling a two-hitter. -
Terre Haute South tennis claims regional crown
It was a lot tougher than some thought it would be, but the Terre Haute South girls tennis team won the Greencastle regional for the second year in a row Wednesday evening at DePauw University Tennis and Track Center.
Big group of Wabash Valley boys head to Evansville looking for state berths
The top four finishers in each event from last week's Terre Haute North, Evansville Central, Jasper and Princeton boys high school track and field sectionals will converge on Evansville Central today for regional competition.
West Vigo comes up short against 19-9 Brown County softball
West Vigo got off to a good start but Brown County finished better in Class 3A high school softball sectional semifinal action Tuesday night at Edgewood.
The Eagles bested the Vikings 7-5 and will meet South Vermillion, a 12-7 winner over Owen Valley, for the sectional championship on Thursday starting at 6 p.m.
Valley baseball teams have been keeping busy heading into sectionals
When high school baseball sectionals begin around the Wabash Valley today, one complaint that's not expected to be heard from any coach is that his team has had too much time off.
Northview powers way past Terre Haute South in sectional semifinal
Northview unleashed power rarely seen in high school girls softball Tuesday night to eliminate Terre Haute South 8-1 in the Class 4A Sectional at Martinsville High School.
The Knights hit three home runs in an eight-run third inning to reach the championship game. -
Terre Haute North dominates field at regional
Keirra Porter took first place in two individual events and helped Terre Haute North win one of its relays as the Patriots captured the Evansville Central Regional team championship in girls high school track and field Tuesday night.
PREP ROUNDUP: South tennis cruises into regional final
Terre Haute South didn't lose a game en route to blanking Seeger 5-0 in girls high school tennis Tuesday to advance to today's championship match against Crawfordsville in the Greencastle Regional.
Terry enjoys strong year with Wildcats, and still enjoying suiting up to play
South Vermillion's Tim Terry is the longest tenured coach in Wabash Valley high school baseball as his Wildcats are set to begin sectional play Thursday against Owen Valley.
But on the Yankees, a 35-and-over team in the Terre Haute Men's Senior Baseball League, Terry is "just a youngster" if you ask Larry Roesch, his 68-year-old teammate on the Volkers Group Yankees. -
West Vigo softball holds off nemesis Edgewood in softball sectional
Ice cream was enough of a reward Monday night after the West Vigo Vikings beat eight-time defending champion Edgewood 6-2 in extra innings in the opening game of the Class 3A softball sectional at Edgewood High School. But that's not what Vikings want.
PREP ROUNDUP: Shakamak's Green hits two homers in win over West Vigo
Shakamak improved to 22-3 on the season behind a complete-game effort from Brett Yeryar, and Patrick Green hit two solo home runs in a high school baseball game Monday.
Terre Haute North offense unable to get going in loss to Mooresville
Jack Kirchner chose to give credit Monday night to Mooresville pitcher Taylor Chitwood, not to the Greg Maddux-size strike zone she seemed to enjoy.
But if there were no excuses forthcoming from Kirchner and his Terre Haute North High School softball team, it wouldn't have been hard to find a spectator or two to come up with extenuating circumstances about the Patriots' 4-1 loss at the Class 4A Martinsville Sectional. -
Terre Haute North looking strong going into girls track regional
Terre Haute North might need an off night for anyone to catch them in the girls track regional at Evansville Central.
The Patriots are as well-rounded as they've ever been, and two relay teams are state contenders with times ranking No. 2 in Indiana among times recorded all spring.
Terre Haute South, Northview and Sullivan have athletes among the contenders in multiple events as well. -
South tennis ready for potential challenge in regional
Terre Haute South and Northview take respective records of 10-5 and 11-5 into the Greencastle Regional today.
Softball sectionals up for grabs
All three Vigo County high schools and Northview appear to have a realistic chance of winning sectional championships in softball this week.
Terre Haute South, Northview vie for tennis regional title
Terre Haute South and Northview take respective records of 10-5 and 11-5 into the Greencastle Regional today.
Coach Bill Blankenbaker's Braves will play Seeger at 4:30 p.m., while coach Emily Goff's Knights will take on Crawfordsville about 6 p.m. -
Vikings win in extra innings at Rockville
West Vigo scored six runs in its first two innings Saturday, then needed a ninth-inning single by Lucas Fagg to escape with a 7-6 extra-inning win in nonconference high school baseball at Rockville.
TH South beats Northview in Big Four makeup baseball game
Terre Haute South wrapped up a share of the MIC baseball title and finished up the Big Four Classic with an 8-1 victory over Northview in less than 24 hours on Saturday morning.
Olds pitches South to share of MIC baseball title
Friday night, winning the second game 5-0 and earning a share of the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference high school baseball title.
Damon Olds was dominant on the mound for the Braves, striking out 14 and walking just one while pitching a three-hit shutout. -
South wins first half of doubleheader against Lawrence North
Host Terre Haute South kept its Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference high school baseball title hopes alive — and clinched no worse than second place in the process — by downing Lawrence North 4-1 in the first game of a doubleheader Friday night.
The second game, which started after Senior Night festivities between games, ended past the Tribune-Star deadline. - More High School Headlines
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Jones said units from the Four Way Volunteer Fire Department as well as units from Franklin and Bannertown responded to the call which was received at about 2 a.m. this morning. He said the single story home with a basement was completely destroyed by the fire. Units arriving first on the scene reported the roof of the house already had collapsed.
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The location of the residence has been identified as 288 Gaylon St. by the Surry County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Red Cross Emergency Services Program Manager Tom Dunn said the group assisted the family of two adults and three children by providing them with food, shelter and clothing. Dunn's report indicated the family has been referred to the Red Cross emergency services department for further assistance.


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A Day Without Lawyers
June 18, 2012 in Featured, Yes, I Am a Special Needs Parent… by Robert Rummel-Hudson
A few months ago, I wrote about the legal fight going on between the innovators of Speak for Yourself, a augmentative speech app for the iPad, and the Prentke Romich Company and Semantic ("The Iceman Cometh, with his Legal Team"). I quickly described the situation at the time like this:
Okay, let's wander into the weeds for just a moment. Last year an AAC app called Speak for Yourself was released that got the attention of a lot of us because of its use of the LAMP (language acquisition motor planning) concept. This focuses on a core vocabulary using consistent motor patterns that do not change. It is the basis of successful language systems like MinSpeak, licensed by the intellectual property company Semantic Compaction Systems for use in devices produced by the Prentke Romich Company, under the brand name Unity. It is these two affiliated companies, Semantic Compaction and PRC, that are attempting to sue the aforementioned pants off the developers of Speak for Yourself.
Well, things have changed a bit. Despite the fact that the parties have yet to have their day in court, Apple has pulled Speak for Yourself from the iTunes App Store. (PRC released a statement that begins with "Last week Prentke Romich Company (PRC) learned that Apple removed a language assistance app from its iTunes® store pending the outcome of a patent infringement lawsuit filed against the company that developed the iPad® app…", but a careful read of the legal documents shows that Apple made this move at their request. Weasel words. Gotta love 'em.) If you don't already have Speak for Yourself on your iPad, you are out of luck, at least for the time being. If you do, you won't be able to receive updates or remote fixes, and when Apple upgrades the operating system for the iPad later this year, there's no guarantee the app will still work at all.
This is obviously a concern for users who are using the iPad and Speak for Yourself as their primary mode of verbal communication. Including, as of this summer, my daughter Schuyler.
There has been a great deal written about this situation. If you're interested, the first, best place to go is this blog post by Dana Nieder, "The Silencing of Maya". Dana has been the go-to person on this story, and she's compiled a comprehensive list of links to the story as well. If you want to know more about this, that's where you should go.
Now for my take on this, for whatever it might be worth.
There has been a great deal of discussion as to the validity of PRC's claims against Speak for Yourself, and in a sense, it makes sense for everyone, particularly PRC and Apple, to let a court of law settle those claims. In a very real sense, however, that outcome is ultimately of limited relevance. As things stand right now, everyone loses.
Speak for Yourself loses because their product and their company dies if no one can buy it. Their clients obviously lose a tool that works, and that is very much not a small thing. Apple probably doesn't lose, to be honest. We tend to think of the iPad as a major component in the disability world, but it's easy to forget that the opposite probably doesn't hold true. Apple probably sells more iPads in countries that don't even have electricity than they do to users with disabilities. Our poor opinion of their business practices isn't keeping Apple executives up late at night.
But most of all, PRC loses. They can win this court case, they can squash Speak for Yourself and get everything they seek in this situation, but the fact remains that with every story that runs in Time and on CNN and the Huffington Post, they are introduced to thousands of people who know nothing about their good work or their mission statement or their hundreds of dedicated professional employees. No, PRC is being introduced to thousands of people who will now and forever more know them only as "the big corporation that screwed over that poor cute little disabled girl". That's the kind of thing that leaves a mark. We can (and will) continue to argue about how accurate that public perception may be, but it's irrelevant.
It's irrelevant, and I suspect PRC knows it. I think they might have painted themselves into a corner, trapped by their own poor PR decisions, and they don't know how to get out of it.
There is a way out, for everyone. The parties involved can take a step back and consider how they might come together and join forces. Under the auspices of PRC and the community of Unity users, Speak for Yourself and its developers would discover a credibility and a world of users that they would be unlikely to achieve on their own. PRC would finally be able to repair some of the public relations damage they've sustained and would grow their family. They would solve the very real technical problems involved with breaking into the consumer electronics market without a great deal of development skill. That's no small consideration for PRC; frankly, their early efforts with iPad app programming has bordered on embarrassing. On their own, I don't think PRC could release a solid MinSpeak app any time soon even if they wanted to. And perhaps most of all, PRC would benefit from a kind of evolution of their language system. One of the things I've been hearing expressed quietly here and there, and it's something I agree with, is that in its use of a single representative symbol configuration, Speak for Yourself probably represents an improvement on Unity. PRC has a chance to benefit here, if they can work out a collaboration or even a merger with Speak for Yourself.
Will this happen? Frankly, I doubt it. Speak for Yourself's team seems committed to fighting this fight, and rightly so, and PRC is showing no sign of backing down. But if all the parties involved could just get together in the same room for a Day Without Lawyers, this whole horrible state of affairs might just have an ending that doesn't leave anyone feeling taken advantage of. Kids like Maya and Schuyler least of all.


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Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band return to the road for the 12th All Starr tour!
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The full length version of the show will be broadcast on Friday and Saturday and the show remains on the BBC iPlayer for seven days.
Joining Ringo Starr will be Rick Derringer on guitar, Richard Page on bass, Wally Palmar on guitar & harmonica, Edgar Winter on sax and keyboards, Gary Wright on keyboards and Gregg Bissonette on drums.
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Returning to the stage for the 2011 tour are the six All Starr band members who toured with Ringo in 2010:
Rick Derringer is a noted rock guitarist, vocalist and entertainer who was just 17 when his band The McCoys recorded the No.1 hit 'Hang On Sloopy' in the summer of 1965, knocking 'Yesterday' by The Beatles from the top spot. He later played with both Edgar Winter and Johnny Winter and found further success with his hit single 'Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo' and with his eponymous band Derringer. Throughout the 70's and 80's he appeared on numerous albums with artists Alice Cooper, Richie Havens, Todd Rundgren, Cyndi Lauper, Barbra Streisand, Kiss and Steely Dan. In the mid-80's, Derringer discovered Weird Al Yankovic, producing music for Grammy-winning albums and videos and the 2006 Grammy Awards brought Rick his third Grammy with his participation on the Les Paul 90th birthday tribute CD.
Born in the USA in 1953, Richard Page is best known as the singer/bassist for the multi-platinum, Grammy nominated group Mr. Mister. In the late 70's and early 80's Richard recorded three albums under the moniker of Pages with Steve George. Pages has retained a cult following in many areas of the world. The pair formed Mr Mister in the mid 80s. The band released three albums and had several world-wide hits, including 'Broken Wings' and 'Kyrie'. They split in 1990 and a fourth Mr Mister album, 'PULL' remained unreleased for 20 years. It has been remastered and is currently available on Richard's own record label, Little Dume Records. Page has recorded two solo albums, 'Shelter Me' and 'Peculiar Life', as well as providing backing vocals for artists such as Elton John, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Barbara Streisand and Elvis Costello among many more. As a songwriter Page has had songs recorded by Madonna, Leona Lewis, Josh Groban, Celine Dion and Hall & Oates to name just a few.
Wally Palmar, lead vocalist, harmonica, rhythm guitar player, and founding member of The Romantics, is amongst one of the most recognized voices of the 80's. The group's self-titled debut album yielded the hit 'What I Like About You', which carries on throughout the decades. Other singles include, 'When I Look In Your Eyes', 'One in a Million', and the international hit 'Talking In Your Sleep'. The Romantics are continuously being re-introduced to new generations today via the extensive airplay on contemporary, rock and satellite radio, commercials and movie soundtracks. Never content to simply rest on his red-leathered laurels, Palmar continues to write, record and tour around the world with The Romantics.
Edgar Winter is an accomplished jazz, rock and blues keyboard player and saxophonist as well as a vocalist who found success in the early 70s and has continued to record throughout the 80s, 90s and 00s. Edgar has worked with noted guitarists Rick Derringer and Ronnie Montrose as well as his older brother Johnny Winter (a noted blues / rock guitarist). In 1972 Edgar had a #1 hit with the instrumental 'Frankenstein', taken from his acclaimed album 'They Only Come Out At Night'. Edgar also enjoyed great success with the hit 'Free Ride' as well as 'Dying To Live' which Eminem produced for the hit movie 'Tupac'. Edgar Winter's songs have appeared on the soundtracks to over 20 films.
Over the course of his 40-year career which began in the UK with the rock band Spooky Tooth, Gary Wright has played before millions of fans and his music has appeared in blockbuster movies & TV shows as well as being played on radio every day. A pioneer of using synthesizers in pop music as heard on his worldwide hits 'Dream Weaver' and 'Love Is Alive,' Gary has inspired generations of mainstream artists including Eminem, Mya, Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes, Anastacia and DJ Armand Van Helden all of whom have either sampled or covered his songs. Gary's world-unifying vision and musical prowess were recently displayed on 'Connected' his first pop-rock album for 20 years. Gary joined the All Starr Band in 2008.
Drummer and vocalist Gregg Bissonette comes from a musical family, where his father was also a drummer, his mother a pianist, brother a bass player and sister a violinist. Gregg played on three albums by former Van Halen vocalist David Lee Roth, with the first 'Eat 'Em And Smile' one of the most acclaimed rock albums of the mid 80s. Since then Gregg has recorded and toured with a number of artists, including Toto, ELO, Santana, Andrea Bocelli, The Maynard Ferguson Big Band, Spinal Tap and James Taylor. Having first worked and toured with Ringo Starr in 2003 (alongside his brother Matt on bass and vocals), Gregg has been an All Starr member since 2008 and this is his third tour as an All Starr.
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From the moment the Pakistan Foreign minister, Shah Mahmud Qureshi, agreed to take a second round of questions from the Pakistani journalists at the joint press conference on Thursday last week, it was apparent that the much awaited and carefully choreographed meeting between the two foreign ministers had exploded in their faces. The anger felt in India is therefore understandable, but it has obscured the question that everyone should have immediately asked: what went wrong?
With the benefit of hindsight it is apparent that, starting from the meeting of the two prime ministers at Thimpu, both sides had indeed prepared meticulously for the talks. What seems to have been absent from their preparations was an understanding of the other side's needs and constraints and of the demands that would emerge from them. Neither had therefore fashioned constructive responses that would take these into account.
The first exchange that revealed the gap between the two delegations was Qureshi's retort to Krishna's mention of Hafiz Sayeed, that the Indian Home Secretary's statement to the Indian Express, that the ISI and Sayeed had actually guided and monitored the terrorist attack on Mumbai, was 'uncalled for'. Qureshi did not say that the statement itself was wrong, only that it should not have been made in a public forum on the very eve of the Islamabad meeting. It is difficult to disagree with him.
The news itself was not new. It had come out of Ajmal Qasab's confession at his trial and been corroborated by David Headley Coleman's admissions to India's National Intelligence Agency. Both transcripts had been handed over to the Pakistan government in a succession of dossiers. But by making it public just before the talks India brought both the Pakistan army and the large right wing of the Pakistan media into the picture. Last Thursday both were seething with rage.
Qureshi was therefore left with only two choices: he had either to brazenly rebut the accusation, or get something else out of the conference that would allow him to claim a measure of success. He tried to do the latter.
According to reports in the media, while on their way to lunch Qureshi suggested to Krishna that they should make a statement in the press conference (then scheduled for 2.00 pm), that the two governments would take up the Kashmir and Siachen issues in their next meeting. Had Krishna understood the pressure Qureshi was under, he could have met him half-way with ease. All he had to say was that India would gladly pick up the threads of the Manmohan Singh-Musharraf dialogue whenever Pakistan was prepared to. But the moment he heard the K word, Krishna dug his heels in. This left Qureshi with nothing to show for the conference.
Despite this, the talks did not break down. Qureshi accepted Krishna's observation that Kashmir had an elected government and chief minister. He also referred to Indian administered Kashmir in his press statement as Jammu and Kashmir and not "Indian-occupied Kashmir". Krishna, on his part, also tacitly accepted that the Home Secretary's statement had been uncalled for. These were remarkable acts of courage. It is ironic that they are precisely the ones for which both foreign ministers are being pilloried in their own countries.
But if Delhi did not understand Islamabad's constraints, Islamabad did not understand Delhi's either. India has been under attack from terrorists based in Pakistan for more than a decade. Pakistan has resolutely insisted that it is unable to control them and is itself their victim. Then come two pieces of detailed, first-hand, information - from the confessions of Qasab and David Coleman - according to which the Pakistan army was behind the Mumbai attack, and the ISI is not only sheltering the Lashkar and elements of the Taliban, but helping them to forge links with Al Qaeda.
Delhi could not make any commitments, let alone time-bound ones, till Pakistan was at least prepared to admit that its army, or sections of its army, had continued to use terrorism as an instrument of policy abroad. But that is something that no elected government in Pakistan has so far had the courage, or indeed the power, to do.
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We probably didn't need to do this Special Report. Newspaper stories don't matter when it comes to Indians in Pakistani jails and vice versa. In fact, 'vice versa' sums it up. We do to them what they do to us.
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Years owned: 2
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Service call after service call , replacing coils again , next I will let my attorney deal with York ,
Location: San Antonio, TX
Years owned: 6
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"Will never buy a York"
The newer subdivision I live in, everyone owns a York and had problems. I have to replace the coil. My one neighbor got tired of spending money on repairs and just ended up replacing hers. Pretty much all my neighbors had to replace coils and had other issues as well. My house is just 6 years old and my upstairs unit started to leak last year just months after the warranty was up. The repair guy said it looks like the downstairs will go next. If I had the money, I would replace with something other than York.
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I have a brand three year old York. So far I have replaced the indoor coil, the outdoor coil, and put a booster on the condenser. Now I am having to replace the condenser. The parts are under warranty for a little while longer but I have to pay labor and freon every time this thing breaks. I have thousands of dollars in repairs in a three year old AC. The company does nothing. All they do is pass me off from one person to another to avoid standing behind their awful awful product. I will never ever but another York. I would not buy a house with a York AC unless the seller agreed to replace it before I moved in. I had to buy window units so I could have AC in the summer and run on my backup heat during the winter. If anyone knows of a class action suit (if there isn't one yet there needs to be) I will gladly join.
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We have just sweltered for 3 months through a Queensland Summer. The AC is 1 year old but has a 5 year warranty. We were told the problem was the fan and it had to come from China...the fan they say has been delivered but the cannot give us a date when it will be installed The firm is Air Works in Brisbane There haas been a record of unreturned phone calls and misleading informationd re dates. They say they stillcannot give us a date for installation!
Location: texas
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My ac unit is a York. The coils have been replaced 4 times. Thus system is a piece of junk. I'm suing Johnson controls. The engineers and warranty people are liars. Don't buy a York. Ask around you will find out they should stick to making tents but they probly leak too.
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Factory needs to replace my entire system.I am hiring a lawyer. Coils leak condenser leaks compressor failed. Johnson controls sucks.
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I recently purchased a york system 6 months ago. It has basically rusted and leaked water from the evaporator to the point of needing replacement. The evaporator my ac company says has a recall and they came out and replaced it. Now it is leaking again 2 months later. Ac company says factory bought china copper and they have hundreds of them failing. Never buy another York. Havent had a month yet of a working unit..
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I bought York AC and it is totally useless
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My 3 York phone a/c's discharges water from the blowers every now and again. Totally frustrating. Never had this problem with other brands.
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Installed in October 2007 as part of an entire new ducted system for heat and a/c when we started it in August 2008 it ran but did not produce cool air and the origional installer checked it for r-22 which was at zero, he has spent every summer checking for leaks and refilling it. The Retailer (an Hvac distributer) that he purchased it from will only replace the affected part compressor coil or compressor (we cannot figure that out) We can both hear a high pitched sound and have even submerged it in water @ 350 psi.Please dont assume the line set or the inside coil as they were separated 2 weeks ago and charged with and still maintaining 350 psi . I AM VERY UNHAPPY WITH THE YORK AND WILL BE UNTIL SOMEONE TAKES RESPONSIBILITY FOR IT. PS the model is AY024MA322A and it has a DELPHI coil
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I understand the desire not to talk about race as a way of looking progressive.
But progress isn't pretending to be color blind, it's not being blinded by the person's color.
Or gender.
Or religion.
Or sexual orientation.
Somewhere in the South, there is an openly gay high schooler who loves student government and wants to be president someday. And because of Obama, he knows if he does run, he won't have to hide.
That does not represent a shift in demographics, but a shift in thought inspired by a new reality. A reality in which the president who follows Obama could be a white woman from Arkansas by way of Illinois; a Cuban-American from Florida; or a tough white guy from Jersey. Or someone from an entirely different background. We don't know. Four years is a long time away, and no one knows how any of this will play out -- which I think is a good thing.
For a long time, we've conceived of America as the land of opportunity. Eight years ago, when it came to the presidency, that notion was rhetoric. Four years ago, it became a once in a lifetime moment. Today, it is simply a fact of life.
Ten years from now, we may not remember what the unemployment rate was when Obama was sworn in a second time, but we'll never forget how he forever changed the limits of possibility for generations to come.
Somewhere out West, there is an 80-year-old black woman who never thought she'd see the day when a black man would be elected president. Somehow I doubt Obama's second inauguration is less important to her.


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Are you getting ready for a night of jazz music but are unsure of what to wear? Looking great and having a good time has never been easier. We asked a couple of our jazzy friends for advice. Here is what they had to say: "My idea of Jazz fashion for a night on the town is a look of edgy elegance, keeping it classy and sophisticated with the right balance of sass and sex appeal. Statement high heels, and one bold (leopard print) or "bling" accessory can make your look pop. Hair can make or break ones overall look. Start with a great haircut, one that reflects your personality and can be styled to change with your moods. Makeup - natural, clean and simple accentuating one feature, eyes or lips," said vocalist Lisa McClowry, who is also a frequent collaborator with Jim Peterik (Grammy award-winner, Oscar nominee for "Eye Of The Tiger," writer of "The Search Is Over," "Hold On Loosely," and "Vehicle")
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Jazz Collectibles for Pleasure and Profit
Wednesday, 05 October 2011
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Jazz collectibles is a personal experience that produces a euphoric state of bliss for many. The decision on what to collect is an intimate reflection of the person's soul. Just like there are many forms of jazz, there are many different types of things to collect. "Jazz music is not unlike any other forms of interest. In order to be well grounded in that interest one should collect pieces of that interest in order to form a basis for that interest. If you decide to take up cigar smoking you will want to sample a variety of cigars and begin collecting the ones you like. The same is true with Jazz music. There are probably more forms of Jazz than any other type of music. A collection should reflect those forms that interest and intrigue your ears ... The basis for a collection should be fun and creative," said Al Hall, Owl Studios CEO (Indianapolis, IN).
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Music Fans Remain Passionate for Record Players
Wednesday, 05 October 2011
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For music fans that grew up prior to boom of digital technology, record players remain a favorite way to listen to music. What are the advantages of vinyl to digital? "Vinyl sounds warm and real. Analog recordings have accurate room sound and all the overtones of live music, so older vinyl sounds even better than new, digitally recorded vinyl," said Lew Prince, Founder/Managing Partner of Vintage Vinyl Inc. (St. Louis, Mo.).
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Music Equipment Discussion on Facebook Gleans Wide Range of Responses
Monday, 03 October 2011
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The subject of equipment is a popular topic amongst the music community. When asked to determine the most important piece of equipment needed by a musician starting out, the responses that we gleaned on Facebook revealed some unique insights that approached the topic from different directions.One respondent pointed out the importance of the digital age in the music industry. "Now that the interweb has become the go-to place for band promotion, an easy-to-operate Mac computer will enable any aspiring musician to record via the Garage Band app, publish a website, network socially on all the right outlets, sync to Spotify and Mog, post videos to YouTube, and so much more. Those who go without will go without," said Guy Arnston, freelance writer based in Chicago, Illinois.
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Learning to Play The Saxophone
Monday, 03 October 2011
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Love listening to jazz records and want to play like Charlie Parker, John Coltrane or David Sanborn? From bebop to jazz fusion, the saxophone is a powerful instrument with a rich musical heritage. There are several types of saxophones. The most recognizable to novice students may include the alto, tenor, soprano and baritone. Each one plays within a specific range of notes. From the low notes of a baritone to the dramatics of a high-reaching soprano, the type of saxophone chosen by a musician or composer can alter the mood and sound of a jazz piece. (Source for types of saxophones: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saxophone.)
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