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A funny thing happened recently. Last year, I got an iPad. And it's great. I read comics on it, I use it for e-mail and general browsing, I do all kinds of stuff on it. I used to use my iPhone for that stuff when I'm at home. But why would I bother doing that now? Even gaming, which I never did a whole lot of on my iPhone, I do even less of after getting an iPad (same games, bigger screen).
In short, I found myself using my iPhone mostly as…a phone. As in talking, checking e-mail and sending texts. Also as a general device for checking Twitter or reading Kindle books (when not in reach of my physical Kindle device). And you know what? The iPhone isn't any better or worse at that kind of basic stuff than any other phone.
Plus (and this is really the heart of the problem), I genuinely dislike the iPhone 4 design. It's boxy, it has glass on all sides (which goes against my extremely clumsy lifestyle) and even if the screen has a gorgeous resolution, it's physically tiny for someone with hands my size. I just don't like the damn thing. I had hoped Apple would address these issues with a complete redesign, but the 4s is more of the same. No doubt the 5 will be the second coming, but I had the opportunity to get a new phone now, and decided to take it.
So, much to my surprise, I started looking around at Android phones. And I ended up getting one, the unfortunately named Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket (no really, that's the name).
Having used an iPhone for several years, getting adjusted to Android has been a bit of a shock. This thing is total chaos. It's fairly simple to get started with an iPhone, but Android? That has a learning curve. I would never, ever, ever give this phone to someone not extremely comfortable with computers. This is not the phone you give to your parents, and I have no idea why anyone would think it would serve that purpose. There are preferences hidden within preferences. There's a task manager (a task manager!).
The great thing about Android (and what attracted me to it) is that it can do everything you want it to. You want a live weather report on your home screen? BAM, it's done. You want one-touch access to your contacts? Done. A single wallpaper image across multiple screens? Done. Everything and more can be done. It just takes a while to figure out how to do it. And even then, chances are you'll find a better way than your first attempt.
Which isn't to say this phone is perfect. It's definitely not. Battery life is abysmal. That's not usually a problem for me, but no doubt it's going to annoy me at some point. I guess I could carry around multiple batteries (a user-removable battery? Crazy) but that's hardly a solution.
And after years of iPhone ownership, I had completely forgotten about the horror that is carrier bloatware. There's all kinds of crap on this phone that AT&T installed that I can't remove. Granted, I can bury it in a place I'll never see it, but as an iPhone user, I had forgotten that such things existed. Apparently they still do.
But it's cool. I like it. The Kindle app for Android is awesome - far, far superior to its iOS equivalent. And Twitter and Facebook are pretty great too. And I've been able to set it up so that I automatically upload my phone's photos to my server when connected to my home WiFi network (neat!). Also phone quality is uniformly great. And that's really all I want to do with this phone anyway.
Now if only I could find an email client that works with both exchange and gmail that I really like…


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Mini & Maxi Moos Adventure Land: Admission For Two (£7) or Four (£12.50) Plus Laser Game (Up to 61% Off)
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- 50,000 sq ft indoor animal barn and activity centre
- Suitable for all weathers
The Deal
- 15 minute laser tag session on laser battlefield
- Soft play, sandpits, and playgrounds to explore
- Animal petting in bunny world, interactive bird displays, and exploration of the miniature donkey village
Limit 1 per 2 or 4 people. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required for school holidays only. 24 hour cancellation policy. Present printed Groupon on arrival. Laser only available Sat-Sun. Some animal shows are only available on certain days. Young children must be supervised. Adults must remain on site at all times. Certain activities such as rides incur a surcharge. No Indoor picnic facilities. Original value based on weekend rate. Valid on option purchased only.
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An array of family activities are sheltered under one roof at Mini & Maxi Moos Adventure Land, where over 50,000 sq ft. of indoor amusement is filled with sandpits and assorted kiddie fun. Catering for birthdays, schools, and family days out, visitors will discover an animal barn petting farm including a bunny world and birds of prey flying displays. Special activities include go karting and laser games, with an outdoor slide available for the warmer seasons.
Opening its barn house doors to groups of two or four, adventurous sorts can embark on a 15 minute laser taster session on the battlefield, with plenty of playgrounds, slides, sandpits, and soft play arenas for little legs. Kids can also meet the animals with various displays such as the little hoots bird of prey display and the bunny world rabbit show. Petting barns are also open to exploration, with sections that include miniature donkeys and piglets.

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A wolf pack is a complex social unit not unlike the family structure of humans. There are old wolves who need cared for, pups who need educated, and adolescents who want to be assertive.
© Jim Dutcher, Living with Wolves
Play is a vital part of a wolf's life. They can release energy, exercise, and make friends. Playtime can be aggressive, but rarely do the wolves harm each other.
There are two main species of wolf in North America. The red wolf (Canis rufus) resides in the southeastern United States. The gray wolf (Canis lupus), the wolf the Dutchers observed, can be found from the U.S./Canadian border nearly all the way to the North Pole.
Wolves were reintroduced to the American West in 1995, and since then the ecosystems they live in have been stabilized and restored. The populations of birds, antelope, and trout have all increased.
Jim and Jamie Dutcher spent six years living in the Idaho wilderness among a pack of wolves. The Dutchers captured wolves' lives on film and became closer with the pack than they ever could have imagined.
Wolves are very affectionate animals. They rarely pass by each other without a nuzzle or a lick, and they often relax together with the head of one draped over the neck of the other.
Wolves are dominant carnivores with large teeth and powerful jaws. Their bite has a force of 1,500 pounds per square inch, capable of crushing the thighbone of a moose.
The second in command to the alpha is the beta wolf; he maintains order and protects the pack but cannot rule. On the other end of the hierarchy, the omega wolf is the lowest-ranking member and must constantly submit to other pack members.
Wolf pups are born in late winter or early spring and weigh about one pound at birth. Within a year, pups are nearly full-grown and can begin to run with the pack.
Wolves howl for a variety of reasons, the majority of which may never be known to us. Howling increases during the mating season, and is typically initiated by the alpha wolf.
The Sawtooth Pack was named after the beautiful mountains that rose above the wolves' home and the Dutcher's campsite.
Every pack has a social hierarchy that dictates who makes decisions, who can mate with whom, and who eats first or last.


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WELLESLEY, Mass., March 4, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Babson College's Center for Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership presents Women Redefining Fashion, a fashion show on March 6, which will spotlight women who are innovating and revolutionizing the fashion industry, both on and off the runway.
The runway show is being produced by Sophia Chang, fashion industry insider and producer on the TV show "Project Runway All Stars." Women Redefining Fashion will feature looks from eight leading-edge designers from New York and Boston, worn by a diverse group of runway models who represent the natural variations of appearance embodied by all women.
"One of the things that struck me about working in fashion is the shocking lack of diversity across all categories: race, age, and size," says Chang. "Looking at the images of beauty presented to us, it's a wonder that any women have the courage to consider ourselves pretty or sexy."
Chang will be joined by Jay Calderin, founder and executive director of Boston Fashion Week, as well as these participating designers for an intimate, post-show discussion about fashion, passion, entrepreneurism and beauty:
Presented in celebration of Women's History Month, and in conjunction with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at Babson, Women Redefining Fashion is slated to be the first-of-its-kind annual event.
"At Babson we are all about inventing the new," says Susan Duffy, executive director of CWEL. "Women Redefining Fashion celebrates diversity, showcases the next generation of fashion entrepreneurs and offers new definitions of beauty."
Program manager Heatherjean MacNeil adds, "The Women Redefining Fashion runway show will challenge the status quo perception of beauty, as our diverse models reclaim it for themselves. Additionally, the panel event will include an intimate discussion with the designers featured in the show, exposing how they're forging their unique entrepreneurial paths and transforming their passion for fashion into businesses."
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Time: 7 to 9 p.m.
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Founded in 2000, the Center for Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership at Babson College (CWEL) fulfills and extends Babson's mission by providing educational programs for students that help both women and men develop leadership skills and an entrepreneurial mindset. To ensure a world of opportunity and advancement for all, CWEL also supports and widely disseminates research into the unique skills and experiences of women entrepreneurial leaders, and advances gender equality as a growth strategy for individuals and for organizations of all sizes, everywhere in the world. For more information, visit www.babson.edu/cwel.
About Sophia Chang
Sophia Chang is an event producer and personal manager. She has produced several fashion shows for designer Vivienne Tam as well as the finale fashion shows for TV show "Project Runway All Stars." Sophia started her tenure in the music business working with Paul Simon, Atlantic Records, Jive Records, and managing Ol' Dirty Bastard. She took a departure from the music business to manage her then partner's USA Shaolin Temple. Upon her return to entertainment she managed RZA, Raphael Saadiq, and most recently, GZA. She has also held the position of account executive at digital advertising agency, Sarkissian Mason.
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What would constitute good routine after you get up in the morning to make your body more acclimated for hard lessons later in the day? I'm talking not just about muscle exercises, but stretching and meditation as well. Is there some common knowledge that I should know in this regard?
Varies much depending on your Aikido practice. Meditation, for instance, is not practiced at all in many dojo, and rightly so. Do you need it ? Depends. This is a typical novice question, as novices don't know what is best for them. And the real difference between a novice and a expert is just that experts do know what they need. In order to become expert and progress, you need to do what is really required, to understand what you need to progress. Your solo time is only yours. It's the time you can take for yourself to experiment, without having seniors and even the teacher to interfere with your experiments. One of the things novices miss most in aikido is time to think about it and experiment. There are many things to do. Choose by yourself, you don't even need to stick with a particular exercise. As for me the only thing I've been constantly doing for years is solo movements: tai sabaki and shadow techniques (that's to say: mimic a ikkyo/iriminage etc without a real partner). |
Here are a few things that any level of student should be able to do on their own:
All of these things can help keep you in a constant mindset of Aikido. In The Secret Teachings of Aikido O'Sensei said that Aikido is a pathway to enlightenment. When asked how long it would take to reach enlightenment by practicing Aikido the founder said that it would take someone training everyday at least 10 years. |
In many [Japanese] arts, there are a series of techniques called (with some minor variation in naming convention) hojo undo, or supplementary exercises. They may also be called taiso, which implies an awakening of the body. While studying Aikido, I took notes on the various warmups we did at the beginning, which I'll post for you here:
These were the ones I recall doing daily, though we had occasional exercise-heavy classes in which most of the time was spent going over some 40-odd warm ups. Ukemi is always a great exercise when free space allows. While not precisely relevant, performing these sorts of body-awakening exercises can offer you a few moments of peace before a busy day, which can be a perfect time to ponder brain teasers or zen koans as an exercise for the mind; these sorts of exercises provide new insight into the way we approach our daily lives, and create new neural pathways which can result in faster threat assessment and problem solving in simpler problems. Some things I've pondered, based on various teachings, that may be of use to you are: Koan
Lateral Thinking Puzzles If you're unfamiliar, these are a portion of a much larger story. There may be multiple scenarios which will lead to the conclusion offered by the story, but only one is generally wholly satisfying.
I do not encourage people to meditate while stretching or as part of their morning ritual; this tends to lead to the false assumption that meditation is an activity that must take place under a prescribed set of circumstances. Instead, meditation should happen in every moment; problem solving however can lead to the ability to naturally and instinctually clear your mind of external thoughts. |
The only thing I do is to hydrate a lot during the day. A two hour class is exhausting enough without having to run to get water all the time. But do drink during exercise, as it is better for you and your performance. On days without a class, I tend to visualise techniques while waiting for coffee or the kettle. But do not over do it. Your brain needs time to think about other things if you are to learn effectively. As tacone said, tai sabaki and basic movement are always useful to do if you are doing them right. Do not reinforce bad habits. |
In the morning I used kokyu (breathing) and some warm-up excercises:
And then we did many warm-up excercises:


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Introducing the World's Best "Emergency Currency"
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It's been eight days since the power grid went down...
You thank God for the disaster "prepping" you did in advance. It's kept you and your family alive up to this point.
But you never imagined you'd need more than a week's worth of supplies...
Now your food and water are running dangerously low – there are a few packs of chips and some cookies in the kitchen cabinet... they'll keep your family fed another day. But you need a Plan B – FAST – because "normal service" isn't resuming anytime soon...
The local grocery store's shelves were stripped bare by panic buyers and looters on day one. It's since been boarded up and abandoned by the owners.
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Why the Stock Market Could Go MUCH Higher From Here
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- Written by Justice Litle, Editor, Strategic Wealth Report
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To understand why the stock market does what it does, you need to think like a money manager. A very specific type of money manager...
That's because individual investors don't have much influence on stock prices. Nor do professional speculators or hedge funds.
So what is the strongest force driving stock prices?
The answer: institutional investors.
Institutional investors are the blue whales of the investing world. The rest of us are plankton, comparatively speaking.
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The Only Safe Way to Double... or Even Triple... Your Income
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If you live in the US, you're getting paid interest of less than 1% per year on your CD.
Bonds are yielding next to nothing. And dividend stocks are starting to look like a crowded play.
But there is a safe source of high yields available to you. It's a strategy called "covered call writing."
This strategy allows you to earn extra income on your dividend-paying stocks by collecting a steady stream of payments in the options market.
This may sound like a confusing – even a risky – way to boost your income. It isn't. You can use this strategy to double... or even triple... your regular dividend income over and over again without adding risk to your portfolio.
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Rick Rule: Why I Am Still a Gold Bug
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I think that one of the things you have to look at in the gold market is that we are changing the nature of ownership, from institutional momentum holders who are leveraged, which is a long way of saying "weak hands," to physical individual buyers on a global basis, which is a different way of saying "strong hands." So one of the things that happened in the gold smackdown is that gold did what many things do in bear markets: It went from weak hands to strong hands.
– Resource investor Rick Rule, Sprott Group
Here's a chart you should be aware of. It signals lower, not higher, gold prices in the near future.
What you're looking at is a six-month chart of daily price movements of spot gold. After regaining about half of its losses following the mid-April "mini crash," the gold price is rolling over.


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Okay, I'm a beginner surfer and am looking to buy my first board. And that's where I need your advice.
First a little about me: I'm 6'5, 215 lbs, in pretty good shape, and fairly athletic with good balance. I live in Lima, Peru where there are all kinds of waves in near proximity from beginner to advanced.
I've been renting a 9-foot longboard, and am pretty comfortable on it already. So, I've done a lot of reading on the internet and talking to guys at the beach, the instructor primarily. I was kind of thinking of getting an 8-foot funboard, which as I understand would give me a lot of the ease of a longboard but with some more maneuverability. The guy who was teaching me told me he could get me a slightly used 7'6" board for $400.
There are some good shapers here, and I can pretty much get a brand new board for $450-$500.
Given my height and weight, what are some of the concerns I should be considering when buying?
Also, would you consider the jump from 9' to 7'6" drastic? The last thing I want to do is get a board that's too small.
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1 Cappuccino
Couldn't go to the Gold Coast without stopping into Bb before heading home. I can't say it was the best coffee I've had from here, although baristas seemed busy. Enjoyed my visit non-the-less
So damn good all day erryday
great setting. delicious food. perfect coffee. excellent service. one of my fav spots
Have visited Blackboard a couple of times lately, once with family and the other time with friends, only to find both times that the coffee and teas were served at a tepid temperature. Pity, as this expanding cafe has a great vibe and reputation.
Today, my first piccolo of the day was legitimately the best one I have had.
Great coffee, great service, great atmosphere, great coffee. Ill definitely be coming back next time I'm at the GC.
The yirg, GODDAMN!
Smooth cap, a little under temp but everything else perfect. I like the new layout and the grocer is great.
1 Cappuccino, 1 Mocha, 1 Cappuccino, 1 Mocha
Great staff - awesome coffee
Can't get enough of this place, all of my friends and I meet up here. Great coffee, good food and awesome vibe.
great mocha and muffins
Hey guys James diamond. Sitting at bb right now just had burrito was rad. Spilt some water, sorry bout that but Vincent the cute barrister was happy to fix that up. Jacky is here having and ice latte she gives it a 10. Peace ! Xxxxxxxx
This place is the real deal - definitely worth travelling for. My coffee (piccolo) was absolutely flawless in flavour and presentation. The blend was full of depth and silky smooth - thoroughly enjoyable. Also love the fit out, service is great, and food is good. If you're in the area - this place... Read more
They work hard to consistently make great coffee here and I had one of my most memorable singles of the year recently - glad I tried it after yet again not being able to come to terms with their house blend which is probably just a personal thing.
1 Short Macchiato, 1 Ristretto
Cup coffee is running great at the moment and these guys are doing it justice. I like that they use slightly smaller cups for their take aways. I had a doppio latte, in their 6oz cup, and it was sensational.
Fit out has changed since I was last there. Not sure if I like it as much,... Read more
I am going to dedicate my 50th review to the place where it all started, Blackboard.
This past week I have had some memorable coffees in the form of long blacks, mini long blacks (not quite a shortie not quite a LB), piccolo and aeropress amongst others.
Since bursting onto... Read more
1 Espresso, 1 Piccolo, 1 Long Black
2 x mini magics 1 x piccolo Made my day fellas!!
Today the boys at Blackboard were on the money. A well balanced short machiatto had some nice flavours and left a very pleasant aftertaste. I stupidly purchased a Orange and Lemon juice that was just brimming with sour lemon and somewhat ruined my experience but being a coffee forum I'll say it as... Read more
1 Short Macchiato
The Gold Coast finally has a specialty coffee shop to call its own! I drove 90+ kilometers to check these guys out and it was worth the drive. I may be corrected on this but the Gold Coast isn't well known for its specialty coffee shops so when word started spreading about Blackboard a few months... Read more
Definitely a must-visit if you live on the coast. Great deco, lovely accommodating staff, awesome food (freshly baked sourdough!), and to top it all off, a great coffee! Love, love, love
Ordered a double ris piccolo with there single origin Kenyan roast ... the milk was slightly burnt and the extraction seem just out as there was a bitterness and acidity with the first few sips ... it was also a small latte and hence a milkier coffee than I felt like ... it cost me $5.00 and I... Read more
Smooth and tasty piccolo. Best coffee I've had on the coast.
Could this be the start of a coffee renaissance on the Gold Coast? I still can't believe a place like Blackboard Specialty Coffee actually exists here, not to mention just 5 minutes from my folks' home - now I finally have a good reason to visit them :)
We arrived at this tranquil... Read more
Coffee worth travelling for - travel here and drink this coffee! People are great, we did it short and black and loved it that way, we did it pour over style - awesome!


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The partnership between the peoples and governments of the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the United States is as strong as ever. As the chief representative of the Republic of China (Taiwan) to the United States, I believe the strength of that bond is predicated on the mutual appreciation of the freedom and equality all are born into. Taiwan and the United States share extensive ties, including robust security cooperation, diplomatic collaboration, bilateral trade and person-to-person contacts, but the most significant is the relationship that binds all free, democratic societies. To support and augment this relationship, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the website of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO) in the United States. Our mission is to represent the government and people of the Republic of China (Taiwan), and to promote the longstanding friendship and mutually beneficial relations between Taiwan and the United States. Despite - or perhaps because of - the unprecedented nature of today's global society, it is vitally important to promote person-to-person interaction and foster a sense of community between Taiwan and the United States. As the Republic of China (Taiwan) continues to establish itself as an international role model for the democratic process, TECRO seeks to cultivate relationships with the individuals, deepening and broadening the exchanges that compose the foundation of Taiwan-U.S. relations. As a result, the United States recently decided to designate Taiwan into its Visa Waiver Program, allowing ROC passport-holders to remain in the U.S. for up to 90 days without a visa. As a gesture of goodwill, the ROC government extended its own visa-waiver policy, allowing American passport-holders to stay up to 90 days in Taiwan without a visa. Meanwhile, Taiwan continues to provide diplomatic leadership in the Asia-Pacific region. In recognition of the growing interest in natural resources located in the East China Sea, President Ma issued the East China Sea Peace Initiative, which called for the peaceful resolution of territorial disputes and shared resources through joint development. The initiative is based on the principle that while sovereignty is indivisible, resources can be shared, and through mutual cooperation the region may achieve long-lasting peace and economic stability. With this greater stability and confidence, President Ma is also taking decisive action to increase Taiwan's competitiveness with policies advancing innovation, education, public health, a more robust justice system, strict anti-corruption measures, and a stronger economy for Taiwan. On this website, you can learn about these issues and many others. I hope that you will use this site not just as a gateway to experience the many unique aspects of Taiwan's friendly, multicultural society, but also as a tool to pursue your passions, be it traveling abroad, teaching English, or learning Mandarin. The links along the left column serve as a first step to discover all that Taiwan has to offer as a government and as a destination. I encourage you to explore these resources and to learn more about our beautiful island and about the many opportunities available to those who visit Taiwan. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to let us know. We look forward to hearing from you and welcome you to Taiwan!
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Don't buy a Trane. Will be the most expensive mistake of your life. Purchased a Trane 5 years ago. We are now waiting for the 3rd compressor to be replaced. The temp has been 105 for the past 3 days, and, here we sit with no air. The local dealer said the part is on back order from the Trane manufacture. Really, so, this tells me, that this part goes out, way too often. The Trane regional rep was to call us within 24-48 hours, regarding this delay. Hum, his watch must have stopped. It's been over 100 hours. This company has got to have the worst customer relations.
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Purchased the Trane 5 years ago, waiting for 3rd compressor to be replaced, have been with out air for over 3 weeks. Our local repairman, said they are still waiting for Trane to send the part. The temp has been 105 for the past 3 days. The regional rep for Trane was to call us within 24-48 hours, hum, his watch must have broke, it's been over 100 hours now. Wonder if the CEO has ever had to wait this long. If you are even thinking of buying a Trane, really, think twice and then think again. You will be making the most expensive mistake of your life.
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The local sales rep/owner assured us that the largest unit would cool both floors. It doesn't and they haven't done anything about it. We have had a myriad of problems in addition to that.
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Has anyone experienced a "mold" problem with any Trane a/c unit? Mold smell &/or actual "mold" green/black on either the inside or outside of the unit? My Trane a/c unit is 4-1/2 yrs. old. During the first season, there was an extreme mold smell. National grid advised to place bleach in the pump. Subsequently, black mold accumulated on the top of the unit. When the unit was opened by another tech, some mold was found in the "pan" which was replaced. I have complained abt a mold smell every year and was given various reasons incl that the mold may be in my vents. Vents cleaned @ $300 cost - no mold! Once again, I have a very strong mold smell. There are 2 model #'s on my extended warranty & can't find either on Trane's website - taywar0011 & tud060c936k. Please post a review of any similar experiences. Thank you!
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Posted July 6, 2010. We are in Chandler, Arizona. Temp 100+ and have been without air conditioning for the past 4 days (a two year old hv/ac Trane system). Of course, the Trane supplier was closed for the weekend. The condensor has failed. Two months ago, the fan motor died and we waited 4 days for that to be replaced because the Trane supplier isn't open on Saturdays. We were promised that today, the condensor unit would be replaced. One half hour ago, they told us that they cannot get a replacement unit until July 22nd -- 3 weeks from now. We've been told that there are 49 folks ahead of us because condensors are on back order. If that many condensers are going out, what�s the problem with a Trane?? Do not buy a Trane a/c!!! It�s now the middle of summer! We�re not the only ones overheating in Arizona! Do not buy a Trane!
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Installed XL16l a/c and 95% furnace in April 14, 2009. 14 trips made by the dealer to repair the air handler unit and furnace in 14 months. Never any parts on hand. 7 days after installation, no heat. Claimed had bad sensor and had to order from Dallas, TX. (80 miles away). 6 days later, part arrives. Different tech said not bad sensor, rather water drain hose had kink. June 30, 2010, air handler fan bad order, outside temp 86 degrees. Tech comes, of course, no motor nor motor module at dealership, nor another unit to rob parts from. Right, have to order from Dallas. Called this morning, July 1, 2010, no parts in Dallas, so getting parts flown in from Georgia, promised to be here tomorrow, July 2, 2010. If you buy a Trane, put in the second system for back. Disgusting, dealer does not stock parts for merchandise they sell. Looking forward for tomorrow????
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The most miserable air conditioners we've ever owned. We purchased 2 new units when our house was built 8 years ago. We have had to call for service (repairs) 13 times in 8 years, including the compressor/condenser which cost us $700 in labor to replace the warrantied parts. Trane customer service could care less. They stopped taking my calls and will not respond to emails years ago. I would never ever recommend Trane to anyone. We have to have a repair(s) done every year to the tune of at least $300 or more.
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My husband and I have researched other companies but felt that Trane was the best solution to purchase a new heating and air conditioning system. This included reducting and putting in a new thermostat. We live in an "l" shape rancher built on a concrete slab. When the temperature outside goes above 97 degrees and above, the house never is cooled below 80 degrees; and the same goes for the winter time of the house being too cold. We had the installers come out on several occasions and it always came down to the same answer how "hot" or how "cold" outside will determine how the temperature inside our house will be. I am very dissatisfied with the installation that was made in our attic as we were adviced. I would not recommend Trane to another person!!!
Years owned: 2
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"Trane HVAC not vey reliable"
I as well had the txv fail, the part to no avail is covered under the warranty. Trane does not cover the labor which the estimate stands at $933.00 which was quite surprising. Check with different manufacturers before you install and consider a home warranty that covers all appliances.
Years owned: 1
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Two months after putting in a new unit and we lost the compressor. What a joke! We had our old unit for 15 years and no problems. Let the Trane go by and purchase another unit. Don't make the same mistake we did.
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Cant believe so few people use the cockpit view. That's what it looks like to drive a real car, I find it really difficult to drive accurately with any other view. Plus, it's just more immersive that way.
Glad to know early that Grid 2 lacks them. That one point pretty much ruins the game for me.
@TheLamaKnows I don't get that. there wre games that forced you into cockpit view. that was purity racing.
I always end up losing interest in racing games. However, I think it's a ME problem.
First game ive played with the flashback system was S.C.A.R. or squadra corsa alfa romeo, way before grid came out
Grid is awesome btw, except for the last races that werent all that fun and really quite difficult
It's the only game disc I've ever snapped in half and tossed in the garbage, literally.
wow my comment wasnt offensive and yet it has been removed.....The person that removed it should have enough decency about them to message me why it was deleted.
The documentary "Senna" really was one of the best racing docs out there and Ayrton was and still is one the best drivers to date. Perfect combination of balls and talent.
Top Gear still is a car show. I love the format. Car review, Challenge, and star in a reasonably priced car.
@AverageGameJoe I installed TRD 3 yesterday and I astonished because it supports full HD and also Xbox 360 controller. Yes they should consider making a sequel to this one
Grid wasn't perfect but I consider it to be the best racing game on PC. It's the game me and my cousin compare all other race games to when deciding how good they are. I think I'll pass on Grid 2 because it looks much more arcadey.
No racing line in this game (only that little blip in the lower left corner) which isn't bad. I'm surprised at how good this looks. I last played it a year ago or so and I thought it looked primitive at the time.
I won't miss cockpit view. Only Shift 1 & 2 did it right--it's looks herky-jerky with ugly looking arms and poor screen space organization in Grid 1 and most other racing games.
BTW, Grid 2 will have no Ferraris, Lamborghinis, or Porsches along with very few real world tracks.
Looks great as usual,after all its code masters which is guaranteed satisfaction, my only neglect is that it could have a longer career mode.
Played Grid for the first time yesterday since it was free with Grid 2, and was very surprised at how great it is
My opinion on lack of cockpit view in Grid 2: The 5-6% of players who use cockpit view are generally the ones who keep playing game well after the 94-95% percent have quit. I always use cockpit view in racing games and I am still playing Forza 4 after over a year. By not including cockpit view, Codemasters is alienating its core players.
@LogicSavanT I've put an insane amount of hours into Grid and Dirt and I never used cockpit view. Always used hood cam. My screen is kinda small so it really doesnt feel right. I wish people would stop going on about it.
@LogicSavanT hopefully they still have the hood camera. I used to use cockpit all the time until I bought a racing wheel. Now I need every advantage I can get like the better visibility of a hood camera.
Will still miss the cockpit view as I do use it from time to time.
Hold on, what Colin McRae 3 you guys were talking about??? Like the old ones? Or the new Dirt? Because the new Dirt does not deserve Colin's name on it...besides the first one
@crazylooser2003 these ones, dirt 3 was more focused on ken block, and the first one was just a generic rally game
This was a great game. Not exactly simulation racer like Forza or Gran Turismo. But still a great arcade racer for those who like that sort of thing.
Danny O'Dwyer poping up everywhere! Good stuff, deserves everything he can get. Best person on all of G-Spot.
In this case it just means a game that was overlooked by the community. Not that the quality is 2nd rate.
@crazylooser2003 they explained at the start of the video that it wasnt just b-list games, in this case a game that was pretty well overlooked.


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Northwest Arkansas Community College's Pro-Start Culinary Team includes kids from Bentonville and Pea-ridge High Schools.
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To win the kids must create a three-course meal using only two butane burners.
"You have to get very creative," says Rebecca Liles, the chef in charge of the team. "We have ovens that we make out of cast iron skillets and all kinds of very resourceful ways that we get our menus created."
The kids prepared their award winning menu at the Northwest Arkansas Center for Nonprofits Thursday night.