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A Maya archaeological site in western Belize, about 80 miles (130 km) west of Belize City (Latitude : 17.083 , Longitude : -89.133), in the Cayo District. Xunantunich is located atop a ridge above the Mopan River, within sight of the Guatemala border. Its name means "Stone Woman" in the Maya language (Mopan and Yucatec combination name), and, like many names given to Maya archaeological sites, is a modern name; the ancient name is currently unknown. The "Stone Woman" refers to the ghost of a woman claimed by several people to inhabit the site, beginning in 1892. She is dressed completely in white, and has fire-red glowing eyes. She generally appears in front of "El Castillo", ascends the stone stairs, and disappears into a stone wall.
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A Maya site located near the Town of San Ignacio in the Cayo District of Belize. The site was a hilltop palacio home for an elite Maya family, and though most major construction dates to the Classic period, evidence of continuous habitation has been dated to as far back as far as 1200 BCE during the Early Middle Formative period (Early Middle Preclassic), making Cahal Pech one of the oldest recognizably Maya sites in Western Belize. The site rests high near the banks of the Macal River and is strategically located to overlook the confluence of the Macal River and the Mopan River. The site is a collection of 34 structures, with the tallest temple being about 25 meters in height, situated around a central acropolis. The site was abandoned in the 9th century CE for unknown reasons.
Historically the most important site, Caracol ('the snail' in Spanish), is located in western Belize, near the border with Guatemala and within the Belizean part of the Peten rainforest. Caracol was the center of one of the largest Maya kingdoms and today contains the extant remains of thousands of structures. The city was an important player in the Classic period political struggles of the southern Maya lowlands, and is known for defeating and subjugating Tikal (while allied with Calakmul, located in Campeche, Mexico).
The site of Cerros, located on Chetumal Bay in northern Belize, is notable as one of the earliest Maya sites, reaching its apogee during the Late Preclassic on Chetumal Bay, and for the presence of an E-Group, a unique structural complex found in Maya architecture.
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Is Julian Assange's Asylum Claim Legit? Point-Counterpoint With Glenn Greenwald
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London since June 19, having been granted political asylum by Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa. Sweden wants Assange to answer charges of sexual assault. Assange says that his extradition to Sweden would put him in danger of being brought to the United States where he might face prosecution under the espionage act.
It's unusual that Assange was granted asylum, given that the U.S. hasn't attempted to extradite him. Correa faces an upcoming election campaign, and has faced criticism for limiting Ecuadorian press freedoms, and many see the move as a way of pushing back on his domestic critics. The British reject the legitimacy of Assange's claim, and have refused to grant him safe passage out of the country. What has become an international standoff continues.
I see this as a matter of Occam's razor, with Assange doing whatever he can to avoid facing the Swedish charges. The Guardian's Glenn Greenwald disagrees, saying that Assange has a "rational" fear of persecution at the hands of the U.S. government. Greenwald recently appeared on the AlterNet Radio Hour to discuss the situation. Below is a lightly edited transcript of the segment (you can listen to the whole show here).
Joshua Holland: Now, Glenn, I want to make one thing clear. You wrote, "The accusations made against him are serious ones and deserve to be taken seriously. An accorded affair and legal resolution." I say this upfront because I know you've been called a "rape apologist," and I think that's very unfair. You've made it clear that you're not prejudging this case in any way.
Glenn Greenwald: Right. I think it was a year and a half ago when the charges first emerged. I wrote at the time, and I've been very consistent about this, that it would be incredibly irresponsible for Assange critics to assume that he's guilty of any crime. It would be equally irresponsible for defenders of his to assume that these allegations are invalid. That's the reason we have a justice system -- to resolve these kinds of conflicts and disputes in a fair and deliberative manner. Nobody should assume one way or the other anything about what happened here until that happens.
JH: We have an international incident, a standoff if you will. Assange is holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. The Brits say they're not going to give him safe passage. The Swedes are not going to give him a guarantee that he won't be extradited to the United States. That's the situation we're looking at.
GG: The important thing about that is that's the initial position of the parties. Typically, when there's international standoffs and countries are unable to resolve their difference they get together and negotiate. Thus far the Brits and the Swedes have been unwilling to negotiate with the Ecuadorians, which is what made the Ecuadorian government conclude that there was something else going on her. It made them believe that Assange's fear of political persecution was well-grounded.
Now that they've granted asylum there have been a couple of additional meetings. Whether the parties have softened their positions in an attempt to get closer together is something I don't know, but generally that's what has happened. So what you've laid out is generally a beginning gambit. That's the reason there's a standstill.
JH: I think he's citing the threat of extradition to the US in order to avoid facing these charges. In one sense what he's asking for from Sweden is a little difficult for them to grant. There has been no extradition request made of the Swedes, and there are no charges here in the United States as far as we know. There were certainly reports that there was a sealed indictment. Wouldn't the Swedes have to kind of concede that they don't have a good and independent judiciary in order to grant that request?
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It finds changes need to be made in order to be competitive and attract more conventions instead of losing them to other cities.
The plan calls for a $150 million renovation of the convention center, including expanding its primary exhibit space on the second floor, moving all ballrooms to the first floor, staying within its current walls and not closing Third Street to traffic.
Attracting bigger and better conventions and trade shows would generate more tax revenue to help pay for the KFC Yum! Center arena downtown and protect 22,000 hospitality jobs in the city, the report and Mayor Greg Fischer said.
Fair Board President Rip Rippetoe explains, "The reasons we are losing, according to the study, is because we need to have that continuous space, and we need to have more continuous flow so there's not an old vs. a new space."
Mayor Greg Fischer says the city needs an expanded center to attract larger conventions.
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What would you do if you found out that your husband was a monster? This is the question Joanna Findlay of Maryland faced after she claimed she discovered a huge stash of child porn on her military husband's computer. She shot him.
If I found out that the man I married was anything other than the man I think I know, I would be shocked and furious, but she had it even worse. He was not only not the person she thought she knew, he may have been sick and twisted, to boot (assuming the porn was really there). This has to be a bit how Jerry Sandusky's wife must feel.
In Findlay's case, the shot didn't kill her husband, Gary Trogdon. He only died after he picked up the gun and killed himself, presumably wracked with guilt and shame over the photos.
It's sad, really. Men like Sandusky and Trogdon probably don't WANT to be pedophiles (assuming they are). Who would wish that on themselves? But they can control what they do. Even if Trogdon never touched a child, having those photos means someone somewhere exploited that child and he condoned it.
It's sick and wrong and I imagine I might want to kill my spouse, too. It's hard to know, in Sandusky's case, how much the wife knew or didn't know about the allegations against him, but this wife saw the evidence right in front of her. She knew her husband had a sickness and she couldn't avoid it.
Leaving a man is never easy and we hear stories constantly about the ways in which women protect and support abusers and pedophiles. There are women who know what their husband is doing to their own children and they do nothing. In many ways, Findlay is a hero. She shouldn't get 50 years in prison for doing what any one of us might have done in her shoes.
Vigilante justice isn't tolerated in this country. But crimes of passion earn lesser sentences. And in this case, I'd say it was a crime of passion. Even Trogdon himself would agree. Clearly he thought he deserved to die, too.
Do you think she was right to shoot him?
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In a broken system, sometimes vigilante justice is the only way to get results. If only someone had shot Sandusky years ago... or my ex's step father... or any of the crazy men that continue to perpetuate these crimes.... the world would be a better, safer place.
As long as there is hard evidence to back up her claims, I wouldn't convict her; and I think there'd be difficulty finding a jury that would.
She's a hero, she probably saved the lives of many children who might have fallen victim to this pervert, unfortunately thought there are consequences for those types of actions.
This same exact thing happened to me. I called the police and left him. He didn't even do jail time he got probation and court ordered therapy. His family still lets him around their young children. I should have shot him.
Good for her. She didn't care about herself at that direct moment; she was genuinely concerned about the welfare of a child over herself. If more women, if more people would take such drastic measures to end pedophilic antics... One day at a time.
Nope. She didn't kill him,he killed himself.


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This is Jeyamohan's reply to a question on his blog.
Dear friends,
I seem to get a lot of such letters these days. What I find common in them is that, the people who cast doubts on Anna Hazare's movement at its peak are the same ones that proclaim that they have lost their faith in him.
I had speculated – and written – earlier that the press and the government would gradually start a campaign of slander and character assassination on Team Anna Hazare. That has been our history: Anna would be forced to drink the same "medicine" that Vinobha [Bhave], Ram Manohar Lohia and Jaiprakash Narayan were force-fed.
It's impossible to implicate a person like Anna in acts of corruption or misconduct. However, it IS possible to keep flinging accusations on him. The accusations that are continuously brought out in the media will try to tarnish his image. The media carried out such attacks even on a person like Jaiprakash Narayan who lived and died in such penury that he couldn't meet his daily expenses.
Ridicule is an even more powerful weapon. These people – from Jaiprakash Narayan to Anna Hazare – are not statesmen who measure their words. Nor are they politicians who speak but cliches. It's hard to get the better of such people [statesmen and politicians].
True social activists are likely to be those who have risen from the public. They talk in a language that the public understands and reflect its feelings. Their speech is mostly spontaneous, thus making it easy for the media to quote them out of context; to make them contradict themselves; to make them sound like prattle.
In times past, there have been many who have fallen victims to such tactics, chief among them being Jaiprakash Narayan. If you were to look up the English media of the seventies, you would see how his concept of a total revolution was ridiculed to such an extent that it came to be seen as some kind of madness. It would even make your blood boil.
I've been reading about the times of Lohia and JB Kripalani who were able to foresee the massive failure of Nehru's economic model as early as the fifties! They realised that the triad of five-year plans, green revolution and urbanisation would ultimately end up destroying rural economy.
Jaiprakash Narayan has spoken about farmer suicides on many an occasion in the sixties. Lohia argued that the entire economic planning had to be redone with rural development factored in. Jaiprakash Narayan concurred, calling it the "total revolution", and successfully made it a public movement. At first, the media supported it, [though] superficially, because the public looked at it favourably.
Jaiprakash Narayan's movement was fundamentally against capitalism in India. Gradually, they began to make it an object of ridicule. Every speech of his was distorted. They painted him as an old man who contradicted himself. His statements were taken out of context and were used to construct a totally contrary image [of him]. What was astonishing was how, within a span of five years, Jaiprakash Narayan went from a man who had the whole of North India in a state of commotion with his cry for total revolution to a joker! The picture is not very different today.
Jaiprakash Narayan was an emotional man. He spoke from his heart on stage. "Beat them back" and "smash them" were phrases that he used in the colloquial Hindi that he addressed the people in. The media made news of these repeatedly and showed the Gandhian as a man who supported violence; as someone who wanted to threaten the whole structure of India; as someone who encouraged anarchy; and finally, as someone who incited youth to violence. By sowing seeds of disbelief in the Indian middle class, the media completely defeated his tremendous effort to turn the Indian government's vision towards rural economy.
Many things can be found in common between JP Narayan's movement and Anna Hazare's. Anna's movement too is fundamentally against the triad of Capitalism-Urbanisation-Corruption. It was founded on the reality of the abandonment and the decimation of farmers. Just like JP Narayan, Anna Hazare is not a politician either; he's a public servant who has come from amongst the public. His language, therefore, is not that of a politician or a statesman. His voice naturally reflects the spirit / emotions of the people, which is what makes it easy for the media to ridicule it.
If the people who complain that "Anna Hazare doesn't go the Gandhi way fully" acknowledge either that Gandhi's way was right, or that Anna was going in the right direction until now when he has strayed away, that would be positive criticism. But they are bringing these arguments on only in order to destroy the enemy who is clearly visible to them. They have no intellectual honesty whatsoever in their argument.
Like they [the media] did to JP Narayan, the discrete words spoken by Anna or his team are being pieced together to form statements, which are then taken up by the corrupt section of our middle-class for ridicule and derogatory commentary. They engage in moot debates of why Anna Hazare said this and that, and whether his words are in accordance with Gandhian ideology.
Do you know why Gandhi was not awarded the Nobel prize? He said that if the Pakistan military did not help in providing safe passage to those who wanted to move to India, then there was the possibility of war between the two countries. The British press spun this as Gandhi's threats to Pakistan; that he was opposed to world peace. The Nobel committee believed it. This campaign of slander against Gandhi continued for more than five years. When asked about this, Gandhi did not attempt to explain it, saying he had no interest in it.
Gandhi was not uneducated like Anna Hazare. Nor was he from a simple background who worked among the public. He was a barrister, a great statesman who had a tremendous control over his speech. Even he was brought down to this state. His words were misquoted and misinterpreted many times. He has been characterised many times as a racist, violent activist, religious fanatic and so on by the English press. There is, then, no surprise that Anna Hazare is being subject to a similar treatment.
There's just one thing that we have to do: there is one huge difference between Anna Hazare and those that malign him. Anna is not a talker; nor is he a journalist; he hasn't projected himself as a speaker of sharp words or a thinker of rare thoughts. He's a public servant. He has proved his dedication, honesty and ability in that arena before coming to public life. Having been presented with an historic moment to be the people's spokesman, he naturally speaks their language.
Why do we, the educated middle-class, not believe his past, his achievements, and instead trust completely the half-baked editors of the English press? Have we become so brainwashed? This is what we have to think about!
In every discussion about Anna Hazare, an important argument makes its appearance, particularly in English press articles written by the so-called star writers. (Most of these writers are are power brokers for capitalists – like Burkha Dutt and Rajdeep Sardesai). They repeatedly point out in all their articles that Anna Hazare is uneducated, incapable of speaking English, and a layman.
The reason for the deterioration in our ability to think, and the ruin of our society is the very same English, the half-baked doctrines and the translated philosophies that these educated geniuses were taught in educational institutions. They are unable to understand the crores of our masses. Instead, these "educated" elite act as the mouthpiece of the gentry who believe in the right to exploit these people.
Anna Hazare came from the lowest rungs of society; he's one of them. He may be called a product of the reaction of the people of India to Gandhi. He did not learn Gandhian ideology and then decide to act on it. Rather, he started working against the degradation that he saw around him using Gandhian ideology. He found Gandhi through his development plans.
Anna Hazare's views can be understood only when seen from this perspective. When he went to Ralegaon Siddhi, it was a village notorious for its production of country liquor. Using only his righteousness, he attempted to create a change. He brought back the Panchayat system that had been around for hundreds of years, removing from it the caste-based elitism. He made sure that people of every caste were equally represented and could participate equally. He made those people realise that no development plan would be possible without such participation, and achieved progress. I've seen this myself in Ralegaon Siddhi. It's probably the only village in Northern India that gives the power of village governance to Dalits.
Anna Hazare claims only that they opposed the dominance of alcohol using the Panchayat system. He did not formally learn the Gandhian way and go there attempting to implement it. He went there as one among the people, and worked as one among them. It is natural that he shares some of their beliefs. Any man in his right senses would agree that alcoholism destroys the rural economy. Anna might have attempted to establish a form of ostracism or some such punishment against this social evil.
The media, however, carefully paints a different picture. Anna Hazare is not the dictator of Ralegaon Siddhi, and is quite unlike the omnipotent zamindar of Tamil movies. He's merely the public servant who lives in the town's temple. His simplicity is what powers his righteous authority. He speaks not about his authority, but about the authority of the village Panchayat.
There are local reasons for Anna Hazare's views that political elections were unnecessary there. He felt that if people lost their unity because of party politics, it could disrupt the big developmental plans for the village. Moreover, the decision to prevent party politics was not made by his individual authority: it was a Panchayat decision. The traditional method of making decisions by public discussion was what was followed there. Whether that decision was right can be judged only by factoring in that particular environment. It [that decision] has produced fantastic results there. In contrast, Panchayats formed by party politics have led to corruption and ruin. The reality is that [in such places] politics divides people to the extent that no one can effectively challenge the authority of the Panchayat.
The picture portrayed by the media is one in which Anna has banned politics for his personal gain. His achievements and his dedication that led to them have been conveniently ignored; the image of a village landlord with a belt in his hand and a villainous laugh is what is being depicted.
Anna Hazare was involved in these activities in the eighties. He did not look beyond that village, nor did he have any dreams beyond it. He was "discovered" only after the Indian Gandhian movement and environmental groups publicised his achievements. When I went to Ralegaon Siddhi, it was 1987. Even then, it struck me that he had no goal outside of Ralegaon Siddhi. He met with corruption and governmental repression as an honest social activist. That's how he became involved in Maharashtrian and national politics.
I don't think anybody has ever described Anna Hazare a man without faults. He's just a man who moved towards Gandhian ideology through practical actions. Just that. Gandhian ideology is unlike religious ideology which has completeness and purity as its attributes – it's more a vision and a set of practical guidelines for achieving that vision. Each Gandhian moves towards that vision with the help of those practical guidelines to the best of his / her ability.
How can one be completely faithful to Gandhian ideology? By doing nothing other than talking about it! A person who steps into the field serving others and facing consequences will have to explain it in many ways, moving away from it on occasion, and on other (rare) occasions, moving against it. We call Anna Hazare a Gandhian only because both his village economic reforms and his national war against corruption have been achieved in keeping completely with Gandhian ideology.
It's heartening to note that our educated middle-class geniuses have no doubt whatsoever about what Ahimsa is, what righteousness [Dharma] is. The Gita calls them "Sthithaprajna"s. Even Arjuna, having heard the Gita directly, did not reach that state. Nor did Gandhi. Gandhi had his doubts about what Ahimsa was right till the very end of his life. He called for soldiers to fight for the British in the First World War. He thought that the British were righteous forces at the world level and therefore that they shouldn't lose. He thought that the British would give India democratic rights, and that India would do well to learn what it is to exercise the rights of a democratic society.
There were many among Gandhi's own students / disciples who thought that that went against the principles that Gandhi talked about. He could not convince them by rhetoric. He then stopped with, "I act on the promptings of my conscience." When Gandhi went to villages campaigning for enlistment, the public was both shocked and confused. He pleaded with them to believe him. It was only their trust in his honesty and integrity that led them to follow him, not the power of his clear ideology.
He [Gandhi] was not very clear in his mind about this till the end. That was why he read and re-read the Gita. Where the poor were being killed in religious riots, he asked the military to take severe steps and bring law and order. He didn't think that it was against Ahimsa. However, he did speak against victims of violence retaliating against the aggressors; he advised forgiveness instead. He explained that it was the way of ahimsa. Then and now, his Ahimsa allowed for both idealism and practicality at the same time. Our geniuses do not understand this.
Gandhian ideology is not a perfected one. Laurie Baker, the man who insisted on a bar in his Gandhian village was a Gandhian too. Even Lech Wałęsa who was a drunkard was hailed as Poland's Gandhi by his followers!
Gandhian ideology can be understood at many different levels:
1. Social outlook. It can be defined in terms of its facets like distribution of power, denial of a centre, moving towards completeness in small steps, and denial of consumerism.
2. Gandhian politics. Seeking unity instead of divisiveness. Seeking progress through compromises. Fighting for rights using Ahimsa.
3. Personal morality / virtue. Based on individual honesty, simplicity, and moderation / continence.
Among the people who can be called Gandhians today, most have tried to follow, and have succeeded in following, at least one of these. EF Schumacher was a Gandhian, but he followed just the first principle. Martin Luther King was a Gandhian, but he followed just the second path. Vinobha followed just the third aspect.
Hence, to reject Martin Luther King on the basis of his character would be absurd. Even Gandhi attained the fulfilment of his ideology only towards the end. Gandhi has supported wars in the beginning. To expect someone to start at the peak of Gandhi's achievement and then move forward from there is just being silly, nothing else!
Anna Hazare believed in Gandhian economics within the limits of his character and he has achievements to show for it. As a believer in Gandhi's code of personal morality, he has remained faultless in his private life. He has also taken up politics the Gandhian way.
To be a Gandhian, one does not have to accept every one of Gandhi's lines and live exactly like him. Anna may differ from Gandhi in certain respects and may even believe that violence may be necessary in certain situations. He may have picked that up from the practicalities of life. Gandhi was a practical man too.
From the perspective of Gandhian ideology, we may be able to argue that Anna Hazare's belief is wrong. We may reject that aspect of his personality. But to label him a Fascist, comedian or fool, and to make him look as someone against Gandhi himself is just abject slander. The English media in India has always been guilty of character assassinations; that's the poison that they dished out to Gandhi too.
I've written in detail about village self-governance that was originally put forward by Gandhi. I have deep reservations about it. I've blogged about those reservations too. I feel it's impossible to establish a system of self-governance in a village or a province that goes against the global economic trend. It just wouldn't last long. It may, at most, last a generation – that's all. That village will have to keep fighting against the whole world, it will have to close all its doors. It will be able to survive only by penalties like village controls and ostracism. It's a short-lived dream at best. In the article that I'd written in Malayalam after my visit to Ralegaon Siddhi, this is what I had mentioned.
Gandhi's village Panchayat system and self-governance need to be expanded upon and adapted to our modern times. I consider the approach of people like JC Kumarappa and EF Schumacher to be the best.
There are only two types of people among us. There are those who fear Anna Hazare – they require just one reason to reject him. They immediately start heaping criticism and slander on him on the one hand while rationalising with words the mountain of mistakes and dishonest acts of their leaders.
Then there are the believers. These require a messiah, a man who is infallible. They are always searching for faults, for failures. They feel relieved when they find one. "Ha, he's a mere mortal too", they chuckle! Even if Gandhi were to appear before them today, they would seek out his flaws first! Really, are things being / going to be said of Anna that have not been said about Gandhi?
The one among us today is a man of action who, in his boundaries, his possibilities, his practicality, tries to implement the Gandhian ideology. Hence, he's a Gandhian. He's not a bigger Gandhi than Gandhi, nor is he a messiah. That his honesty has survived, intact, the slander of all these critics is what surprises me. It's enough to examine those that slander him for just half an hour, or follow their activities for a week to realise the rot in their own private lives.
A man has arrived today who not only speaks for them but is also from them. His is a massive contribution – he insists on rectitude in public life. He appeals for the common virtues that we have compromised. No political party has the integrity to ask for these since they have all compromised it in one way or the other. Without doing so, it wouldn't be possible to handle the election-politics. Only a person like Anna who stands apart from it can do so.
Capitalism permeates every corrupt practice of our election-politics. Capitalism runs our media. Most of these media persons are merely power brokers. They see Anna Hazare as someone opposed to them, which is why they're out to destroy him. They use every trick in the media trade to achieve that goal.
When I was in a political movement at its peak, I learnt a fact that shocked me. In Tamil Nadu, many industrialists extend financial support to Naxalites and encourage them because their prime enemies are the left / right communist unions. These extreme right-wingers help weaken the unions by criticism and slander. Because these extremists never grow to any significant strength, there's no danger caused by them.
This is what Indian capitalism does. The real danger is fighters like Anna Hazare who have the support of the masses. They can be destroyed by the "extremists" – who can never garner enough public support – by slander and allegations. These paper tigers can never get much support from the public. It's the voice of these "extremists" that we hear now.
On the other hand, there are those that speak a thousand truths while concealing excessively religious fanatic and terrorist tendencies. The media makes use of them too.
Anna Hazare is a great opportunity for India. An historic moment awaits us. Whether we seize the moment and be successful, or lose it and embrace failure in the same way that we lost JP Narayan, is a question that will determine our future. That question can only be answered if we are able to conduct a private conversation with our conscience.


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Early in my career, I worked exclusively as a custom cabinetmaker; I didn't concern myself with appliances other than to make sure that the openings for them were the right size. It wasn't until I became a remodeler and found myself responsible for the entire project that I learned how to plan properly for appliances. Not only do the units themselves have to fit, but the mechanicals have to be located so that connections can be made without reworking rough-ins or butchering cabinets.
The importance of appliance specifications cannot be overemphasized. Our company policy requires that all appliance decisions be made before the cabinetry is designed and the actual work is begun. Even small differences between models can cause problems if you don't pay attention.
Simply knowing the size of the openings and what utilities to bring in isn't enough, either: You must read and become familiar with all of the installation requirements. If you don't follow the instructions, the manufacturer will not honor the warranty.
Also, don't assume the instructions are complete or accurate. Several years back, the motherboard on an oven I'd installed burned out because the instructions failed to mention venting the cabinet. At first, the manufacturer blamed me and said I'd have to pay for the replacement. But I'd saved the instructions and was able to show that they didn't mention venting. In the end, the company admitted its mistake, replaced the oven, and paid for me to modify the cabinet according to the new specifications.
Now when something in the instructions seems off-kilter, I call the manufacturer's technical-support number and check.
There are two main types of slide-in ranges: freestanding and built-in. Both sit on the floor. Freestanding units project slightly above (1/8 to 1/4 inch) the countertop and have a raised back that butts to a wall; since countertop edges are partially visible, they need to be finished. Built-in ranges, by contrast, have trim pieces that seal the gaps between the countertop and appliance. They come with or without raised backs, making them suitable for island applications.
Size of opening. Face frames usually hang 1/8 inch or more beyond the sides of the cabinet boxes, so if the specifications call for a 30-inch opening I install face-frame cabinets 30 inches apart edge-of-frame to edge-of-frame. With a 1/8-inch overhang, the sides of the boxes will be 30 1/4 inches apart; the extra space makes installing the appliance easier and keeps it off the sides of the boxes.
When installing face-frame cabinets on both sides of an appliance bay, the author measures from scribe to scribe to create the specified opening; the extra quarter inch leaves more room for the appliance itself to fit.
Frameless cabinets, with their tight reveals, are less forgiving.
Frameless cabinets have no overhang, so when I install them I hold each side about 1/16 inch back from the opening; this gives me a 30 1/8-inch space between boxes. I make sure the person fabricating the counters knows to run them 1/16 inch beyond the sides of the boxes so that the counter opening is 30 inches wide.
The rough-in for a dual-fuel range includes a 220-volt outlet, a gas connection with shutoff, and — farther up the wall — a clip to prevent tipping.
Some ranges are required to be a specific distance from adjacent drawer fronts and doors so that heat doesn't char or melt the cabinet fronts. Accommodating these clearances is easy if you know about them in advance, but if you don't, you may have to shift the cabinet layout in the field and install filler pieces.
Gas and electric hookups. Ranges can be all-electric, all-gas, or dual-fuel (gas burners with an electric oven). Electric and dual-fuel models usually require a dedicated 220-volt circuit (40 or 50 amps) in the wall near the floor. Don't assume you can reuse the existing three-wire circuit; many jurisdictions don't allow you to ground through the neutral, so you will have to run a new four-wire circuit.
All-gas units require 110-volt electrical service for the electronics and ignition. The gas shutoff valve is typically located next to the wall just above the floor. The exact position varies according to the manufacturer's requirements and the location of joists.
Most houses have a 1-inch gas-supply line, and that's usually enough. But multiple appliances and long runs may strain gas flow, so when remodeling a house with many gas appliances I always ask the mechanical contractor to inspect the system and verify that there will be adequate flow.
There are two types of cooktops: drop-ins and range tops. With a drop-in, the counter is continuous and there's no break in the face of the cabinets. A range top slides into an opening that interrupts the edge of the counter and the cabinetry face. Since range tops vary in height, custom cabinets may be required.
In the best-looking installations, a range top — which gets mounted on a custom-height cabinet — is flanked by drawers that match its height.
The gas shutoff and electrical connections are usually in the cabinet below the unit. The one exception is when a gas cooktop is installed over an undercounter oven, in which case the gas shutoff must be in an adjacent cabinet; if there's room, the electrical connection can be behind the oven. Don't assume that any cooktop can be installed over any oven: Some appliances are not compatible, generally because the necessary clearances can't be maintained.
The instructions for a drop-in cooktop specify the size of the opening in the counter and the clearance (or air space) needed for cooling. Most drop-ins overlay the edges of the opening and screw or clamp to the underside of the counter.
One issue often overlooked in cabinet layout is how the space below the cooktop will be used. To maximize storage, I always try to position the mechanicals along the far back wall of the cabinet. The current trend is to put a lot of drawers in base cabinets, which works fine under cooktops and range-top units as long as allowances are made for utilities and the required clearance from combustibles. Ideally there should be a 4-inch space for utilities behind the drawers in cabinets that contain cooktops.
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I have been using snowshoes for over 30 years. I have used traditional wood and gut, military, and more recently the modern metal and plastic (by Tubbs). My last pair of Tubbs lasted about 5 years. The frame and decking held out but the pivot and binding eventually broke.
I requested the manufactures send me a pivot and a couple of new bindings. However, the old Tubbs which were made in the USA are now manufatured in China. Instead they took my old pair and sent a new pair of Wilderness Tubbs — what a dissapointment.
The frame is of thinner tubbing, and has a join hidden under a section of the decking — a weak spot. The decking, although not as noisy on crusty snow — is so thin you can cut it with scissors — or have it punctured by a beaver stick. The binding has hinge rachets, and small plastic snaps that are weak and could easily fail in cold weather or stiff hands.
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Good all-around snowshoe that's worked well for me on both gentle terrain and in the backcountry. The bindings are easy to use and the crampons provide adequate traction on hard packed snow.
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I bought these snowshoes around Christmas and used them through the 3-month winter hiking season. I found that they performed well in a variety of environments, from powder snow on level trails to steeper, icy uphills.
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Fixed Pricing would be much better than Supply and Demand
When I was 5-years-old, I wanted to make a dollar. I painted 10 sea-shells, and started selling them for a ten cents each. I then realized that if I sold 20 sea- shells, I could sell them for 5 cents each, and still make my dollar. Then everyone would be happier, and I would still earn my dollar.
The first kid that decided to use supply and demand, and sell his/her shells for 50 cents, cheated everyone.
Fixed Pricing would be much better than Supply and Demand.
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Dec 29 2011: So the problem is: how do you set the price for things that are not abundant, yet are in demand? How do you know how much to charge? And who gets to do it?
At what price do you fix gasoline? Wine? Electricity? Diamonds? Truffles? Bluefin Tuna?
What all these schemes that attempt to eradicate markets and money have in common is that they are willing to trade one tyrant—the market—for another—the people or group who get to allocate and price limited resources.
Dec 29 2011: One for me, one for you does not work in a world with 7 billion people. Sorry. Who is going to make seven billion electric cars? Where will we get the material for the batteries? Where will the energy to power them come from? If we can't have one for everyone, who allocates them?
If your argument is: in a world with unlimited energy, resources, and food we don't need supply and demand, then of course you're right. But until then, you can't escape the problem of demand outstripping limited resources without some sort of constraint on consumption. Currently that constraint is a price that reflects the balance between supply and demand.
The utopian ideas always sound so nice until you try to work out the details
Dec 30 2011: Nah, I don't need an electric car either. Utopia could happen, details would follow true caring. Plus, if we all got along, the Earth could hold 7 billion electric cars.(Even though we wouldn't need them. If we stop beating the crap out of Earth, there are plenty of resources. We waste 30 % of the food grown every day. Waste is everywhere.
Keep arguing with me, this is fun! I appreciate it. It's virtually free, and I may be able to convert you to a tree hugging utopian, we'll go live in a commune, and give up our worldly possessions! You In?
Dec 30 2011: I'm already a tree hugger. And utopia sounds just as nice to me as it does to everyone else. I just don't find giving authority to someone to fix prices particularly utopian. To me, it sounds authoritarian, as do many utopian ideas once you begin to examine them. Remember, the word 'utopia' is Thomas Moore's little joke on us—it means 'no place' in Greek.
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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.moishes.ca/
- Phone: 5148453509x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Tuesday : 17h30-22h00
Wednesday 17h30 -23h00
Thursday - Friday 17h30-Midnight
Saturday 17h00- Miidnight
Sunday 17h00- 22h00
Dîner: Lundi - Mardi 17h30 - 22h00,
Mercredi 17h30- 23h00
Jeudi - Vendredi 17h30 - Minuit,
Samedi 17h00- Minuit
Dimanche: 17h00 - 22h00
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Private sound proof room capable of seating approximately 35 people. Perfect for business seminars. Wifi internet and projector screen available.
Salle privée insonorisées avec la capacite d'accueillir environ 35 personnes. Parfait pour les séminaires d'entreprises. Internet, Wifi et écran de projection disponibles.
- Private Party Contact: David Zaltzman 5148453509x
Getting there
- Cross Street: Napoleon
- Parking: Private Lot
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Parking prive avec gardien situé sur la rue Saint Dominique et Napoléon. Une rue à l'est du boulevard St Laurent.
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There's a reason Forbes Magazine named us one of the Top 10 Steakhouses in the world. And why Moishes has become a Montreal favorite that has endured over 75 years. We think it's the authentic taste of each one of the old world favorites on our menu.Continued
If you're an old friend, welcome back. We're always delighted to see you. We couldn't have come this far without you. If you haven't yet, we warmly invite you to discover the taste for yourself, at our restaurant overlooking historic Saint-Laurent Boulevard (The Main.)
Ce n'est pas par hasard que le magazine Forbes nous ait désigné comme l'une des 10 meilleures maisons de steak au monde. Et que Moishes soit l'un des hauts lieux de la gastronomie montréalaise depuis plus de 70 ans. D'après nous, c'est à cause du goût authentique des mets à l'ancienne qui figurent sur notre menu.
Si vous êtes un habitué du restaurant, ce sera un plaisir de vous revoir. Nous sommes toujours ravis de vous accueillir.
If you're an old friend, welcome back. We're always delighted to see you. We couldn't have come this far without you. If you haven't yet, we warmly invite you to discover the taste for yourself, at our restaurant overlooking historic Saint-Laurent Boulevard (The Main.)
Ce n'est pas par hasard que le magazine Forbes nous ait désigné comme l'une des 10 meilleures maisons de steak au monde. Et que Moishes soit l'un des hauts lieux de la gastronomie montréalaise depuis plus de 70 ans. D'après nous, c'est à cause du goût authentique des mets à l'ancienne qui figurent sur notre menu.
Si vous êtes un habitué du restaurant, ce sera un plaisir de vous revoir. Nous sommes toujours ravis de vous accueillir.
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208 reviews since May 26, 2014
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- Daughter's 25th BDOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/20/2014Great and very courteous service. The steaks are all tender and cooked to our liking however everything is a bit on the too salty side (same for the bill, but that is to be expected at Moshes).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beef at the bestjpfcoachDined on 9/19/2014We ate the 45 days old beef. Absolutely without comparison. Perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- satisfiedclient1Dined on 9/18/2014Steaks were superb. Service weas excellent. Wine list was extensive. Fine dining. The after 9 pm menu offered several nice choices including the famous rib steak. Great for special occasions. We celebrated Mothers birthday that night and the waiter brought a cake.Special Features:
- Not impressedMimiDined on 9/18/2014The house salade was way to much oily, the filet mignon(medium) was burned, the crème brûlée was not good at all the one at 40 westt are the best. Definetley not worth the money.Special Features:
- norm63loveDined on 9/15/2014service A1 my filet mignon ultra weel done the way i like it A1 my husband filet mignon medium rare, was medium/well done ceasar salade had plenty of rusted pièces of salade for the exorbitant prices the salad should be fresh, and my husband steak should of been perfectly cookedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday fun!!livinglifeDined on 9/13/2014Great night out with group of friends..the aged porterhouse was unbelievable, our waiter took his time to provide all the details, amazing service...place was a little quiet when u r a lively bunch however the staff was so nice and we had a fabulous time!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Petit Filet was Great!LoveMaine21VIPDined on 9/12/2014Husband and I enjoyed our meal. I had the petite filet (best filet I have had) and husband had the steak frites. Loved the house special monte carlo potato! This place is expensive, hopping busy; glad we went. the chopped salad was a bit disappointing compared to other salads at steak houses I have been to.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014Wonderful steak, imposing noise. My honey and I went for a nice dinner, with a gift certificate we received. When I reserved, I specifically aske for a quiet, corner table because I am sensitive to sound. We were seated right at the door, in the flow of traffic. I asked to be moved. We were moved to the back room, but next to a table of 20. Moishe's is one large room, so a quiet, corner table is a challenge, but since I reserved and specifically stated the noise factor, I was disappointed they couldn't oblige. When I asked how long a cover table would take, the maitre d' said "a while." The steak was delicious, but we had to yell at each other to be heard, and we purposely sit next to each other. Noise ruined the dinner, to be honest.Special Features:
- déçu!chris24Dined on 9/11/2014pour le prix ,je pensais dire wow a mon repas mais non un petit steak( filet mignon )demander bien cuit qui était presque brulé . Des crevette belle mais dure comme de la brique ,et parler moi de la sauce et beurre a l'aie ,rien là toute sec. La patate supposé monté carlo sans fromage bacon et petit échalote donc des patate piller mis au four.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014Meilleur porter house à Montreal. Le service professional et gentil. Les tables nappées se font rares et c'est vraiment apprécié.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Resto classiqueOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014Menu classique parfait pour les amateurs de beefsteak. La qualité de la viande est exceptionnelle. La cave à vin semble fantastique et leur prix de même. L'atmosphère est parfaite pour un tête à tête ou un repas intime entre amis. Le service est impeccable. Grand resto!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Moishes - Never disappointsPhilsarDined on 9/5/2014This is one of those traditions in Montreal! You can never be disappointed by the food or the service. In a class by itself, almost. What stood out this time was the service. Very pleasant, attentive, smiles. Unfortunately, our wine was "corked" and we elected not to replace the bottle. No hesitation from the waiter. Much apologetic. We'll be back!
- Business expense?MikeBikeDined on 8/31/2014The place, the food, the service was excellent. The price, well, it was expensive. I don't mind paying for great service and food but I feel this was a little over the top expensive by maybe 30 percent. I probably won't go back because of this. On the other hand, if it was a dinner with a customer that I wanted to take care of in a special way, I would have no hesitation to go. As a dining experience I am glad that I went and would recommend it to a friend that I know can materially deal with such a place.Special Features:
- excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/31/2014The food was delicious and the service was amazing. The staff are very attentive. Loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Great!RIGGSDined on 8/31/2014Whenever I'm in Montreal, I always go to Moishe's! Food was outstanding. Had Chopped Liver first. The Filet Mignon was tremendous cooked a perfect Medium. Had Grilled Vegetables for a side and it came with Grilled Broccoli! Service was good as he didn't hang over you, yet they knew when you needed something. It's always a nice dinner and great way to treat yourself!Special Features:
- Not quite up to the hypeAussiePhilDined on 8/31/2014Having read rave reviews we were a little disappointed. The service was excellent, the ambience OK disturbed by a high noise level. We opted for the dry aged rib steak for two, it arrived cooked to description( medium rare), but a little too charcoaled on the exterior for our liking. As far as the best steak we have had, it was good, but far from the best ever. So for the price, over $100 per person for two courses, not great value.Special Features:
- Great eveningEljefeWappoDined on 8/31/2014The reservation was easy to make and update when required. All meals come with bread, coleslaw, and pickles. We each had a steak with the Monte Carlo potatoe. This was not our first time, and it lived up to our expectations. Moishe's is my goto steak restaurant in Montreal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Montreal GemIlovesteakDined on 8/30/2014Best steak house around. Great drinks, great appetizers, sides and deserts. Main courses are one better than the next.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This is our 3rd visit.MerrickDined on 8/30/2014We were disappointed this time. We went for the 1/2 priced meal after 9:00 PM. The steak was overcooked and dried, the potatoe was dried out and almost tasteless. It seems as though the meal was prepared hours earlier and just kept under a hot lamp. The only thing we enjoyed was the cole slaw and pickeles aerved at the beginning. Overall, the food did not meet our expectaation.Special Features:
- Had a great timefun4fishDined on 8/30/2014Appetizer list has decreased notably. Now not offering many of its previous reputed items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DELICIOUS!OpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 8/29/2014My family always agrees when we say we are going to Moishe's. It is ALWAYS delicious, great service and we just love everything and everyone at Moishe's. We feel like we are with family, now you cannot beat that! Big thanks to Michael who makes my reservation and to David who greets me and gives me that wonderful welcome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/29/2014My husband had the rib steak and thought it was excellent. Due to pregnancy I have been hesitant to order steak at a fine dining restaurant because I need them cooked though for safety issues. I took a leap of faith that a well regarded steakhouse could do a filet mignon though so a pregnant women could have a safe steak to eat. I was told the steak would be butterflied and well done. The steak came out dry and burned in multiple areas.I would recommend this to a friend.
- lived up to its reputationnewhavennancyDined on 8/29/2014Moishes is considered a classic steakhouse with a reputation for excellent food and an old fashioned feel. We were not disappointed. Its quite pricey and the portions are huge. We opted for "Jr rib steaks" and still had leftovers. The steak was delicious as was their signature twice baked potato & crispy fired onions. We were going to forgo the onions fearing it would be too much food-but the waiter recommended a 1/2 order, so we got it. Yum! The service was excellent and the room had a 40-50s feel -mirrors, dark wood and white table cloths. We really enjoyed it and we are not big meat eaters. It looked like the crowd was a mix of tourists like us and lots of local Montrealers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SteakhousePhilippeLDined on 8/29/2014I went to Moishes and was blown away by how good their food, service... frankly, everything, was so good. I would highly recommend Moishes to anyone looking for a high-end Steakhouse in Montréal.Special Features:
- If there had to be a complaint...BackboneDined on 8/28/2014... is the excessively priced vegetables. The asparagus we had we pale, small and limp. At that price they were charging, it should have been removed from the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingFastenerladyDined on 8/25/2014After hearing wonderful reviews we booked a reservation. Service was very good and the restaurant is a pleasant atmosphere but our steaks were not properly prepared to our order specifications. We both ordered medium rare. My bone in filet was over cooked and my husbands $80.00 ribeye was undercooked and therefore chewy. The rest of the meal was fine. I ordered a sauce to make my filet less dry. Would I go back? I don't think so not with do many other choices of steakhouses.
- For the Best Steak in TownVickyBDined on 8/24/2014Best steak in town, don't go there for anything else, except the sweetbread. Try the boiled verenikas, and the karnatzlach. Families are more than welcomed and the service is outstanding.Special Features:
- Nice place to beGuddinnerforcheappriceDined on 8/22/2014Good place good food and the service getting better they should make the 25$ from thursday to sundaySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodie22Dined on 8/17/2014I had high expectations for this restaurant as I had read some good and bad reviews. I was not overly impressed with the food especially for the price. The service was slow and we had to ask for a lot of things ie. wine list, any special offers etc. It was for an anniversary and overall did not give us the best experience that we have experienced at other restaurants for special occasions.
- mediocre at bestOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/15/2014I've been here on multiple location and this was the first time that the cut of meat was subpar reflecting the reduced price menu offered after 9pm. The steak was overcooked and not very tender. Definite failure for one of the top steak restos in the city...Special Features:
- Disappointing through and throughilike2eatfoodDined on 8/15/2014Went here upon rave reviews of a classic steakhouse. What i found instead was a terribly loud, run of the mill restaurant. Ordered the rib steak medium rare and it was so salty that i could only take about 2 bites before deeming it inedible. I almost never send food back but this is one of those rare moments where i really felt cheated getting a terrible steak at a steakhouse. They were gracious and apologetic and prepared another one for me. This one was still salty but less so than the first. The problem with this one was that it was cooked really poorly. Dried out with a terrible sear, huge overcooked gray band out the outside, and completely raw on the inside. Filet minon poutine was terrible too i might add. Will not return.
- FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/14/2014The food the first time I went 2 weeks ago was amazing, because of that we came again from Ottawa, although the service was amazing my chicken sadly was very undercooked. Loved it the first time though!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous second visitNewyorkerDined on 8/9/2014This was ours, my husband and mine, second visit to Moishes for dinner. The food was exquisite, just like what we had expected. The wait staff was patient, friendly and knowledgable. We had a few questions about the dinner and drink menu, which were all answered with great detail. I was also glad that one waitress recommended the dessert we ordered. I can't remember the name, but it's the very first one on the dessert menu. It was worth the trip. Looking forward to visiting this restaurant again, hopefully soon!Special Features:
- Home RunOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/9/2014Moishes continues to hit it out of the park with great cuts of beef and impeccable service. Must do if you like the high end steak house.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentMiraDined on 8/8/2014Everything was wonderful! Our steaks were cooked perfectly and the baked potato was to die for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good ribs but too much noiseGigiDLDined on 8/8/2014It was my second time in Moishes and it was again very good ribs, but too much noise. I observed that this place is a restaurant for mens, and a lot of tables was only with group of mens friends. I find this place excellent after theater.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steak good, but...TasterDined on 8/8/2014Delicious,excellent, pricey steaks and good side of grilled vegetables but too much sugar in the coleslaw. Very noisy, inattentive service, dirty dishes left on the table. A venerable second floor (long climb) establishment. Will try another place on next 'steak attack'Special Features:
- Steak!DrrogiVIPDined on 8/4/2014Great steakhouse with amazing in house aging. Good atmosphere and service.Special Features:
- OutstandingVitamind3Dined on 8/4/2014One of the greatest steaks I have ever eaten. If you are looking for a good steak, do yourself a favour and visit. Make sure to order from the dry aged menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So so very goodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/2/2014It's awesome. I love going here. Always great and the service was first rate!Special Features:


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