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22 Oct 2012
GARETH DUNCAN looks at the Saffas who impressed in the leagues around the world over the weekend.
In the Japanese Top League last season, the Steelers failed to qualify for the semi-finals as they finished sixth on the log. Sungoliath cruised to the top of the standings (thanks mainly to the contributions of scrumhalf Fourie du Preez, lock Danie Rossouw and flank George Smith), winning 12 of their 13 fixtures and easing to play-off triumphs on their home ground.
However, after seven rounds into the current campaign, the Steelers are giving the defending champions a good run for first place as both teams are unbeaten so far.
Over the weekend, outside centre Jaque Fourie and flyhalf Peter Grant (pictured) helped the Steelers break down a 19-13 half-time deficit to beat the Red Hurricanes 37-29.
Fourie continued his great try-scoring form, dotting down twice in the second stanza to complete the comeback victory. Fourie has now scored nine tries in seven appearances. Grant starred with the boot, kicking 17 points. The Stormers flyhalf slotted all seven of his goal attempts (four conversions and three penalties).
Du Preez came off the bench for Sungoliath and guided his team to a 34-20 win over the Wild Knights, who boasted New Zealand flyhalf Mike Delany and All Blacks inside centre Sonny Bill Williams in their line-up. The two clubs were deadlocked 13-13 at the break.
Inside centre Wynand Olivier helped the Black Rams to a hat-trick of league victories as they downed replacement lock Albert van den Berg's Eagles 35-17.
In the second round of the European Cup, Saffa-laden Saracens beat lock Francois van der Merwe, flank Bernard le Roux and No 8 Jacques Cronje's Racing Metro 30-13 in Brussels.
The English club started inside centre Brad Barritt, scrumhalf Neil de Kock, hooker Schalk Brits, tighthead prop Matt Stevens and lock Mouritz Botha, while hooker John Smit and lock Alistair Hargreaves came off the bench. Brits and Barritt were the star performers, gaining 56m and 36m with ball in hand respectively and forcing five turnovers between them.
Scrumhalf Rory Kockott, flank Antonie Claassen and reserve No 8 Pedrie Wannenburg helped Castres to a 21-16 win over tighthead prop Brian Mujati and replacement No 8 Gerrit-Jan van Velze's Northampton Saints at the Stade Ernest Wallon.
Claassen scored the telling try in the second half, while Kockott also slotted a penalty. Mujati was given a yellow card in the first half for bringing down a rolling maul.
Scrumhalf Ruan Pienaar and lock Johann Muller spearheaded Ulster's 19-3 victory over flank Josh Strauss's Glasgow at Scotstoun Stadium. Muller was especially effective in the lineout battle. Ulster remain the only unbeaten club in Europe.
Lock Bakkies Botha put in a strong defensive effort in Toulon's 22-14 win over No 8 Andries Pretorius' Cardiff Blues, while tighthead prop BJ Botha fronted Munster's 33-0 win over replacement prop WP Nel's Edinburgh.
Zebre No 8 Dries van Schalwyk scored a try in his club's 38-17 loss to reserve prop Eugene van Staden's Biarritz. Lock Quintin Geldenhuys also ran out for the losers.
In the European Challenge Cup, Springbok flank Francois Louw was a standout performer in Bath's crucial Pool 4 27-22 win over Agen. The blindside flank scored the bonus-point and match-winning try at the death, while he also made seven tackles and forced two turnovers. Scrumhalf Michael Claassens also crossed the chalk for the victors.
Inside centre Gavin Hume grabbed a brace in Perpignan's 90-12 drubbing of Spanish outift Bizkaia Gernika.
Fullback Errie Claassens scored a try for the Worcester Warriors during their 90-3 thrashing of fullback Stefan Basson's Rovigo.
London Wasps No 8 Ashley Johnson scored his first try for the club as they thrashed flank Meyer Swanepoel's Mogliano 59-12 at the Stadio Comunale di Mogliano Veneto.
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22 Oct 2012, 07:58 amBleh. Old Dragons!
22 Oct 2012, 07:58 amhehehe
even in japan the bulls showing the stormers how to qualify for knockout rugby.oh and, vat so sannie bill….
22 Oct 2012, 07:59 ambring back bakkies!…
22 Oct 2012, 08:11 amI think Grant would make a solid 12 in the bok team if steyn keeps getting injured. Also very reliable goal kicker
22 Oct 2012, 08:12 amWould love to see fourie on the end of year tour
22 Oct 2012, 08:14 amlet me state this categorically so we can move on… I CANNOT rate the dominant performances of Saffa's in sub standard leagues, esp. in Japan!
i applaud them for fixing their families financial future's and treating the game as professional, Lort knows they wont get injured playing there and will continue to get the bucks.
But performance wise can we please stop punting them??
Rant over!
22 Oct 2012, 08:20 am6. Papatown. I agree, I'm basing my opinion on grant in the super 15 and a fully fit fourie which he definitely wasn't at the world cup
22 Oct 2012, 10:36 am@papaown-6: 9 tries in 7 matches tells you that their level is a bit lower…
I don't agree with the Heineken Cup idea though. If anything, Heineken cup is surpassing S15 quite rapidly as the top competition in the world.
22 Oct 2012, 11:08 amis wynand olivier coming back to the bulls for the superrugby season?
dupreez can come back as well.
22 Oct 2012, 13:10 pmIs there any point on reporting on the Japanese League? it is equivalent to the Vodacom Cup, probably even a level down from that.
The only thing you can genuinely rate from Japanese club matches is goal-kicking as the posts are the same everywhere.
23 Oct 2012, 08:45 am@papaown-6: I watched a clip of Fourie in Japan. He ran through them like school boys. Cant mean much for International rugby.
23 Oct 2012, 08:50 am@lepel-8: Maybe top in terms of goalkicking and scrums yes . But overall Superrugby is the ultimate.
23 Oct 2012, 13:50 pmHuge crowd
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It just took him a little longer to get there.
In breezy conditions on a tough golf course, Stefani never came close to making a bogey until his final hole Thursday in the Tampa Bay Championship. He rolled in a par putt from just inside 5 feet to complete a 6-under 65 and take a two-shot lead over Brian Harman.
"Kind of fought through a couple of bad shots coming in — or not so great shots — and managed to get balls up-and-down and make a few putts," Stefani said. "So all in all, today was a great day and looking forward to getting out there tomorrow."
There's not many "bad" shots in a bogey-free round on the Copperhead course at Innisbrook, which some consider the best track on the Florida swing. The course played just more than two shots over par. Only 13 players broke 70, and 25 players broke par.
Harman came up short and into a bunker on the ninth hole and closed with his lone bogey for a 67. Harris English finished on the 18th and also hit into a bunker, except that he three-putted from 40 feet above the hole and had a double bogey. That gave him a 68, tied with Brendan Steele and Tag Ridings.
Geoff Ogilvy, at No. 49 in the world and needing to stay in the top 50 the next three weeks to get into the Masters, was in the large group at 69 that included Lucas Glover and a pair of past champions in Vijay Singh and K.J. Choi.
Stefani is a 31-year-old from the Houston area who finally made it to the PGA Tour by finishing 16th on the Web.com Tour money list. He is playing new courses and staying in unfamiliar places, though he had at least a few examples of other rookies this year to show the way.
Russell Henley won the Sony Open, and another rookie (Scott Langley) played with him in the final group. Three others have played in the final group this year — Brad Fritsch at Torrey Pines, James Hahn at Pebble Beach and Luke Guthrie two weeks ago at the Honda Classic.
"It's great to see those guys play well, because I competed with those guys all last year and they all won — except Scott — on the Web.com last year a few times and they are all super nice guys, good players," Stefani said. "Everybody hits their strides differently. I'm more of patient kind of guy, and just kind of wait for things to happen. I know eventually things will start clicking, and I've really been close to playing good all year."
Defending champion Luke Donald opened with a 70 and was angrier than usual, a testament to the course. Donald was poised to open with a great round, at 4 under with four holes to play despite missing three birdie chances inside 12 feet.
A poor drive led to bogey on the sixth. His tee shot on the par-3 eighth rolled toward the back lip of a bunker. And then a flier out of the rough on No. 9 sailed over the green and into a slope in the bunker with very little sand. That made for three bogeys in four holes, and turned a solid round into a frustrating one.
"At one point I felt I should have been 5 or 6 under," Donald said. "To walk off with a 70 and play like that is hard to take. It was shame to cough up a couple of shots. Fifteen of those holes, I played really solid golf."
Some of the early starters arrived in darkness, the temperatures cool and the wind already blowing.
This hasn't been the best weather on the PGA Tour this year. Already there was such high wind at Kapalua that the tournament didn't start until the fourth day. Fog wiped out an entire day in San Diego. Snow put the Match Play Championship one day behind. And temperatures were in the 40s early Sunday when the tour first arrived in Florida.
"It felt more like a major championship today," Steele said. "Usually the head at the U.S. Open is a few under after the first round at least, even if the winning score ends up being over par. To see it only be 3 under at this point is really a testament to how good the golf course is and how difficult the conditions are. Put that combo together and it's not a course that you fake it around. It's not a course you can get away with bad shots."
Stefani did very little wrong.
With the wind at his back, he hit wedge into 2 feet for birdie on the 10th hole to start his round. He made birdie on all four of the par 5s with a short game that he practiced for two solid days earlier in the week. He added his other birdie with a 20-foot putt on the third hole.
Most importantly, he made few mistakes. Stefani missed only three greens, got up-and-down from the bunker all three times and had to play out of the rough just once, with a tee shot he missed slightly to the left on No. 3.
"If you can drive the ball well out here, you can give yourself enough opportunities," Stefani said. "But it's a tough driving course, and I was able to hit a lot of fairways, which put me in good position to make birdies."
Harman has had some good rounds this year, such as his 65 in Phoenix on the second day, closing with a 66 in Puerto Rico and even the 67 he had at Riviera. But this one stood out for other reasons.
"This is definitely, probably the best thought-out rounds that I had," he said. "I had a great game plan and stuck to it all day."
That included his lone bogey, when he wasn't sure if his ball would jump out of the rough to the right of the ninth fairway. He opted for less club, a 7-iron, figuring that anything long would lead to bogey. He came up short and still made bogey, but at least he had a chance at par.
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Shawn Stefani 33-32—65
Brian Harman 33-34—67
Tag Ridings 33-35—68
Brendan Steele 36-32—68
Harris English 32-36—68
Chez Reavie 34-35—69
Vijay Singh 34-35—69
K.J. Choi 37-32—69
Dicky Pride 37-32—69
Peter Tomasulo 36-33—69
Roberto Castro 36-33—69
Lucas Glover 35-34—69
Geoff Ogilvy 33-36—69
J.J. Henry 35-35—70
Luke Donald 37-33—70
Nick Watney 34-36—70
Patrick Cantlay 37-33—70
Billy Horschel 38-32—70
Marc Leishman 36-34—70
Scott Brown 37-33—70
Adam Scott 37-33—70
Jason Day 36-34—70
Jerry Kelly 37-33—70
Trevor Immelman 34-36—70
Justin Hicks 36-34—70
Greg Chalmers 35-36—71
Daniel Summerhays 36-35—71
Troy Matteson 38-33—71
Brian Davis 36-35—71
Colt Knost 38-33—71
Ryan Palmer 38-33—71
John Senden 38-33—71
Charlie Wi 34-37—71
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Sergio Garcia 36-35—71
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David Skinns 38-33—71
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George Coetzee 39-32—71
Justin Leonard 33-38—71
Jason Dufner 34-37—71
Gary Woodland 36-35—71
Tim Herron 35-36—71
Charley Hoffman 37-34—71
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Brad Fritsch 35-36—71
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Troy Kelly 36-36—72
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Matt Kuchar 35-37—72
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Scott Piercy 39-34—73
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Andres Romero 37-36—73
Patrick Reed 39-34—73
Robert Streb 37-36—73
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Jimmy Walker 36-37—73
Matt Every 36-37—73
Ricky Barnes 38-35—73
D.J. Trahan 35-38—73
Rory Sabbatini 37-36—73
Louis Oosthuizen 38-35—73
Y.E. Yang 36-37—73
Sean O'Hair 38-35—73
Sang-Moon Bae 34-39—73
Kevin Streelman 39-34—73
Steven Bowditch 36-37—73
Fabian Gomez 36-37—73
Scott Gardiner 37-36—73
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The 10-miler in Philadelphia on May 5 is not the only running option that weekend.
The immensely and increasingly popular Broad Street Run concluded its registration lottery Tuesday, estimating it has 40,000 entrants lined up to run 10 miles from north Philadelphia to south Philadelphia on Sunday, May 5.
For those who weren't lucky enough to get a spot, here are some other race options for that weekend.
21st Annual University City 5K Run
- WHERE: Drexel University, 33rd and Market streets, Philadelphia
- WHEN: 9:30 a.m. Saturday, May 4
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- WHEN: Noon Saturday, May 4
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- WHERE: Cooper River Park, Pennsauken, NJ
- WHEN: 9 a.m. Sunday, May 5
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- WHERE: Pittsburgh, PA
- WHEN: Saturday, May 4, and Sunday, May 5 (races of various lengths and start times)
- COST: Varies; $120 for full marathon, $110 for half-marathon
Know of other suitable Broad Street Run alternatives the first weekend in May? Please tell us in the comments section below.
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2:07 pm on Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Pottstown " Tuesday in The Park" 5k and kids run on May 21, Plus Chester County Running Store and Sly Fox Brewery Run For Beer 5k and Relays. Info at:
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Had your heart set on 10 miles? This run is a great Broad St. alternative: The Hatfield Five and Dime on Apr. 14th. I got into Broad Street and I'm still going to do this one. You can decide ahead of time if you want to do 5 miles or 10 OR you can decide at the 1/2 way point to go for the full 10 if you want! This race is so much easier to get to than Broad St. You park you car right there. You get you packet right then and then go put it back in your car parked right there. The course is one or two loops, depending on if you are running the 5 mile or the 10 (the dime). I highly recommend it! And with the elbow room that you don't get at Broad St., you can PR on this one! Don't get me wrong, I LOVE Broad St. and am thrilled to be doing it this year. It is just the logistics of getting there and the lines and lines and lines are horrible. Until the starting line. Then it rocks!
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Is there a lot of dithering at the 5-mile mark as people decide whether they've got another 5 in them?
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Eric, I don't know about the other runners, but there's no dithering with me! LOL! I do stare longingly at those who are already eating their soft pretzels but then I tell myself that I am hardcore and they are not and keep going and dream of soft pretzels...
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I run whenever I want as long as I want however far a distance I feel like on one of the many local trails - Valley Forge, Schuylkil and Perkiomen Trails, yadda yadda yadda, you get the idea. Elbow room and dithering are never a problem, and it costs me exactly 0 dollars to sign up, and they don't charge extra on the day of either (-:
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Did you get into the Blue Cross Broad Street Run? Have you also registered for the ODDyssey Half Marathon yet? The ODDyssey is perfectly scheduled so you can keep training and complete a half marathon five weeks later. It has chip timing, cash prizes, a USATF certified course and it was recognized as one of the 100 best road races in North America last year because of its commitment to the runners. But, act fast, the race is capped at 3,500 runners and it is sure to sell out again this year. Register at www.oddysseyhalfmarathon.com
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The Blue Cross Broad Street Run is still the best race in Philly. If you didn't sign up for the Lottery you can still get in with one of the charities. go to broadstreetrun.com for more information
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Mona Ali Aiash, a community volunteer in Deer Aiash Village, Yemen, holds her 3-year-old son Ahmed. |
By Mohammed Al-Asaadi
HODEIDAH GOVERNORATE, Yemen, 31 July 2012 – Mona Ali Aiash, a community volunteer in Deer Aiash Village of Hodeidah Governorate, conducts bi-monthly house visits to families with children under age 5.
Ms. Aiash attended a community volunteer training in 2006 through a UNICEF initiative known as community-based management of acute malnutrition (CMAM). There, she learned how to screen children for malnutrition and to refer those in need to the nearest health facility for treatment. She became a dynamic community mobilizer, educating other women and urging them to take their children to outpatient therapeutic centres, which are jointly supported by Ministry of Public Health and Population and UNICEF, for screening.
Though she was working on behalf of the welfare of her community, Ms. Aiash encountered resistance. It took time to convince members of her village to listen to her advice.
"They did not trust me in the beginning," she said. "They think their kids being little or short is ok. I kept visiting the relatives and used to invite women to my house where I [would] teach them how to breastfeed instead of using a bottle and how to be hygienic to avoid diarrhoea and severe malnutrition."
Ms. Aiash's husband could not cope with his newly empowered wife. "I was asked to choose between my husband or keep helping the children," Ms. Aiash said. "Making a difference in the lives of these children was a passion, and I was divorced."
Alarming undernutrition
Yemen suffers from chronic underdevelopment, which has been exacerbated by years of conflict, including the recent 2011 crisis.
Almost two-thirds, 58 per cent, of all children under age 5 are stunted – the second highest rate in the world after Afghanistan – and the trend is worsening. Some 43 per cent of children under age 5 are underweight, and 15 per cent suffer wasting.
"These are unacceptably high malnutrition levels in very young children [6 to 23 months]," said Flora Sibanda-Mulder, a senior nutrition consultant with UNICEF Yemen. "This needs an urgent and effective emergency response that addresses the immediate and underlying causes of undernutrition in children so as to reduce mortality and malnutrition levels, particularly among the most vulnerable children."
© UNICEF Yemen/2012/Al-Asaadi |
Mofeed Sharaf, 15 months old, suffers from severe acute malnutrition. His mother Badria is malnourished as well. They are waiting to receive therapeutic food from a UNICEF-supported clinic in Yemen. |
A December 2011 nutrition survey conducted in the Hodeidah Governorate showed an alarming global acute malnutrition (GAM) rate of 32 per cent. The rate of severe acute malnutrition (SAM), a potentially deadly condition, was a staggering 10 per cent.
In response, UNICEF is scaling-up its interventions to increase the number of local therapeutic programs. The organization is also expanding the network of community volunteer in different parts of the country. The plan is to train the existing 6,000 community volunteers working on immunization programmes to also give advice and provide treatment on nutrition.
In June, UNICEF began establishing 110 new outpatient therapeutic programmes in 16 targeted districts of Hodeidah. Training was supported for 153 community volunteers from five districts in the governorate in May, and in June, 220 health workers were trained. Another 431 volunteers are expected to be trained during the third quarter of this year.
These volunteers, like Ms. Aiash, will screen infants for malnutrition, promote optimal breastfeeding and refer malnourished children to outpatient therapeutic feeding centers for treatment.
"All the children I have referred over the years have all survived and are now growing healthy. This gives me so much fulfillment and encouragement to continue," Ms. Aiash said as she finished her visit with 15-month-old Mofeed Sharaf. "The boy and his mother are malnourished, but the boy is improving," Ms. Aiash said.
One of the most committed volunteers
"Three years of continued and dedicated voluntary work makes Ms. Aiash one the most committed community volunteers in Hodeidah," said Rasha Al-Ardi, a health and nutrition officer in the Hodeidah sub-office of UNICEF.
Ms. Aiash has found fulfilment in her work, and is now happy in her personal life, as well.
She is now married to a man she described as 'the good husband', who supports her work on behalf of the community's children. He even encourages her to go back to school for a degree.
Ms. Aiash is also now the happy mother of two healthy boys: 3-year-old Ahmed and 12-month-old Dhaif Allah.
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
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- Susan Clark (Nolichucky Roots) said...
I was just reviewing my research from the DAR yesterday and thinking what a lovely spot it was to work.
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very nice
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Thanks Ruth and Susan. Yes, Susan it was a lovely place to work at, and I'm glad you got there this summer.
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I like the card. It's so crisp and clear. Makes me want to go there!
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Wow, when did the HQ have so much landscaping in front? I've never seen so much green grass!
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Thanks Michelle and Elizabeth. Elizabeth, remember it isn't a photo, artists can do what they want.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS – There are very few artists who bond with their fan bases in the way that Demi Lovato connects with her Lovatics, something that was abundantly clear during the Disney-turned-pop star's latest summer tour stop at Saratoga Performing Arts Center Tuesday night.
Lovato, whose once-private battles with eating and cutting disorders were thrust into the limelight when she was admitted to rehab in late 2010, recently told Cosmopolitan Magazine she still struggles with those demons, as well as a subsequently diagnosed bipolar disorder.
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The shrieks grew even louder when Lovato paused between songs to speak directly to her admirers, some of whom said they drove more than six hours to catch the performance, and thanked them for continuing to support her through what had been one of the lowest points in her young life.
"A lot of artists get on stage and they tell the audience they love them … I genuinely mean it from the bottom of my heart," Lovato said. "I wouldn't be here without you. Thank you so much."
Those remarks came shortly before Lovato encouraged the audience, which consisted mostly of teenage girls, to break out their glow sticks, cell phones and cameras – anything that generated light – for "Lightweight," a slow number that showcased her vocal range.
She had highlighted her musicianship earlier in the show, strumming an acoustic guitar for "Catch Me" before swapping it for an electric one as she began to sing the first few notes of "Don't Forget," and would later display her piano-playing skills while singing "Skyscraper," an inspiring ballad about rising from the ashes that perhaps best defines Lovato's personal journey.
In between, however, she spoke to her fans again – this time referencing a meet-and-greet she had conducted before the performance. She said fans shared their own stories – of being bullied, self-harm and struggles with addiction – even though they were meeting Lovato for the first time.
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"She makes me feel like I can get through what I'm going through," Walters said.
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"You guys have some pretty funny signs up there," Lovato said, prompting screams and laughs from the crowd and looks of enamored disbelief from the girls.
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Thread: PISSED OFF at Carrier
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Too many people assume that buying an air conditioner is like buying a car and that if something under warranty breaks, they just get the dealer to fix it free of charge.
For the sake of drilling into everyone that might read this heads, ALWAYS GET AN EXTENDED WARRANTY. They are available for every manufacturer, so if your contractor doesn't mention it ask for . If they can't get you one find another contractor.
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yes, the labor warranty elapsed. I am pissed off because a fan motor that should last 10 years failed after 2. I bought a Carrier system, paid more so these things wouldn't happen. homeowners expect better products when buying from quality manufacturers. shouldn't they? the blower fan motor inside the garage failed, not from the exterior heat pump. I haven't had the system cleaned, why would this lead to a bad motor? BTW, I live in Florida. I will call the HVAC contractor back for the TESP test. I hope they won't charge me. also, I would like to thank everyone for your help.
A fan motor could fail after two years if it has to work against crappy ductwork (ECM) or is coupled with a POS capacitor (PSC).
Most blower motors used in residential HVAC rely on air moving over the motor to keep it cool. If the ductwork is restrictive, or the owner uses highly restrictive filters, thr motor can run hot and potentially fail. Heat kills more motors than most anything else."In this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!"
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Doesn't matter who the manufacturer is, they all pretty much give the same Limited part warranty. Which means they don't pay labor for the parts replacement. They just provide the part. Which most of the time, they didn't make the part themselves. They bought it from a vender, who won't pay them any labor if it fails either.
The DC motors tend to go out quick if they can't move enough air. Weather the problem is caused by bad duct work, or dirty air filters, or dirty evap coils.
Some contractors don't address the duct system, sometimes because of limited HO funds, or just don't know to, so the sell the higher end systems with the ECM's as forgiving to a bad duct system. I know this is happening, I sat with my Ruud tech support guy at lunch last week, and he said most all the failures they are seeing in their systems now days, are airflow related.
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I know this, the house was built in 1995. when I bought the house in Feb/2010 the original system was still working. a Carrier system. the air handler was fine so the blower motor was fine. the heat pump could not cool the air in the summer. so I had the system replaced. the original blower motor lasted 15 years. a brand new blower motor lasted 2 years. something is definately wrong with this picture!
So is the new system larger then the old system? Are you positive that the old air handler had the original blower motor in it, no way it was replaced before you bought the house.
That should be a Genteq X13 motor, which despite its 3rd world country of origin, has proven to be a reliable motor. But stuff these days is being made cheaper and in said 3rd world countries since JQP wants always the low price. Being electronic it can be affected by outside factors like voltage surges too. This motor could have ended up in any brand on the market. Most ECMs today are made by Genteq. Carrier stood behind it. If it had happened in the first year, your dealer would have too. Ask has been asked, did he offer you a 10 year labor warranty? Did you ask for one? That's the real issue here. Over 90% of our jobs are protected by an extended policy for just this reason. The warranties are not a profit center like at Best Buy or Sears, they are homeowner protection against the cheap product they wanted built.
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Hmm... the original system could not cool the house. but the motor lasted 15 years... the Heat pump could not cool the air, so the system was replaced... possibilities abound here. did the installer connect everything properly? is there a blockage? what filters are in place? what tonnage "system" was installed to your existing ductwork... pipes are not just pipes... they have to be the correct size to flow the air needed for the system ...
motors fail for a reason. blaming the manufacturer is a shortcoming. best to ACTUALLY find the problem. electrical defects usually show up in the first 90 days... for it to have made it 2 years my bet is on external forces degrading performance, or storm/power company problems...
how was the system performing up to the point it failed?
did it fail during a storm of some type?The TRUE highest cost system is the system not installed properly...
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I think you can be as pissed as you want at Carrier, but it seems more and more like it may be a system issue.
your old motor was most likely a motor that ran at a fixed speed and delivered a fixed amount of air. any air flow restriction had minimal effect on the operation of the motor.
your new motor makes every attempt to maintain a constant air flow, as set on installation. to do this the motor ramps/speeds up and if the restriction is not remedied, eventually blows a safety device inside.
now a possibility is that the module was replaced and not the motor. in this case the module is like a breaker/fuse in your home, to protect what is attached to it.
If you have the motor and module type blower, it could have been double the cost if BOTH went out versus one.
as has been stated, if this was just a bad part from mfr, then you should be fine. However if there exists a restriction, expect the same lifespan if you do not fix the cause.
they will most likely charge you for the test, but it should have been part of the initial sales price and inspection.
how did they size the unit? if they simply put in what was there, how do you know it was sized correctly at that time?If Guns Kill People, Do Pencils Misspell Words?
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interesting, but 95% of homeowners would not know if the contractor is doing the TESP test correctly. I know I wouldn't.


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The first order of business for the new Lee County Board should be the establishment of an attendance policy. No member should be allowed to miss meetings for several consecutive years and not be removed.
The Lee County Board will soon enter a brave new world as a trimmed-down governmental body. The board has 28 members now. When its new term begins in December, it will have 24.
We believe last year's decision to reduce the board's size was sound.
We encourage the board to make a collateral decision: Enact an attendance policy.
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The work was prompted by a question about anchors. So I thought I would do a little tutorial. It is a little nerdy. I am not really a technical person. You may not need it. I do. Without these notes I would have forgotten when I did. Maybe it might help any other anchor novices.
What are anchors? I checked Wikipedia for help but it seemed too much information. So here is my explanation. An anchor is a link within a page that takes you to another part of a page, either the one you are on or another page. Sometimes people can't be bothered scrolling down to the information. They want to get there fast. We help with an anchor to leap across lots of text and land at the anchor.
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This is an anchor on another page - http://gggiraffe.blogspot.com/p/blog-index-complete.html#Novelty_Birthday_Cakes because it will take you to a place far down another page
This is not an anchor - http://gggiraffe.blogspot.com/p/blog-index-complete.html - because it will take you to the start of another page.
How do you attach anchors? You either have a little anchor icon on your Content management system (CMS) or you need to edit your HTML. If it is already an icon on your CMS you just need to click on it, type it in the pop up window and add it to the url as below. To edit your HTML is a bit more tricky but not too hard.
On Blogger there is an Edit HTML tab. Once in your HTML, you need to add HTML code to two places. One - the "Anchor" or the place where you want people to land when they click on the link to the Anchor. Two - the link to the Anchor. I find it easier to add the information in this order.
Let's call the anchor "My dinner". Remember that the anchor is a link (or url). First rule with links is that there are no spaces. If you leave a space the system fills it in with ugly text (eg %20).
You will have typed My Dinner on the page, usually down the page. Replace it with code in the HTML so that the text in the "" will be the url link and the text in the >< will be the text that appears on your website as the name of the anchor (ie My Dinner).
My Dinner
When you go back to this after editing other part of the page, more HTML code will appear but I ignore it. I prefer to put in something simple and for Blogger (or your CMS) to add the rest of the code.
Now you add the hash (#) and the anchor name that you have added in the quotation marks (my_dinner) to the url for the page (http://yourblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/page-of-anchors.html). Below is an example of the url you will make. You can now link to this from another part of the page, from any other page on your blog or from any other website using the link or url that you have created:
To add the link on your page using the html, place your cursor at the place (often towards the top of the page) where you want to place a link that will help your reader jump to your anchor. At this place type the link. Remember that HTML is case sensitive. For Example:
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Once it is done you should test it. Check it works. If it does, you can bake a cake to celebrate. If not, check your HTML or just curse me for giving you false hope and then search the internet for someone who knows what they are talking about.
One last note - I have noticed that the anchor takes you as close to the bottom of the page as it can get - ie if the anchor is really close to the bottom of the page you may not arrive precisely at the anchor.
Any questions?
(Update March 2013 - just updated the anchor link as I tried it today and found it was just not quite right)


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