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Best: The AT&T Center, Or "WrestleMania Palm Tree Make-Up Tickets Are Awesome"
If you read my Best And Worst Of WrestleMania XXVIII report, you may remember how I paid almost 200 dollars to stare at a skyscraper-sized palm tree and crank my neck around to watch a video screen just to see Rock get bearhugged on the ground for 30 minutes. It was an awful experience (aside from being at a WrestleMania, which is inherently fun) and the cool cats at WWE Fan Services offered me two free tickets to the next two events in my area as a make-good. Raw in San Antonio was my first makeup event, and I'm gonna cash in the second Money In The Bank style later this year and try to get front row seats at TNA "IMPACT" WRESTLING AND DIRECT AUTO INSURANCE PRESENT TURNING POINT.
These live reports are a little different. If you're okay with reading "lol look at this kid sitting in front of me, he loves people based on whether or not they get stuffed animals version of themselves made" instead of "that thing Jerry Lawler said about how [nationality] is [horrible stereotype] [follow-up about him being into 13-year olds]", you should be fine.
If you ever find yourself in San Antonio, drive an hour north and hang out in Austin. If you find yourself in San Antonio without an hour's worth of gas, here is a complete list of fun things to do: walk along a river and visit its 200 variations on Applebee's, visit an old building and remember whether or not you've seen Pee-wee's Big Adventure, patronize a Minor League Baseball team with a dancing jalapeno mascot, go to the worst Six Flags ever and eat at my favorite restaurant in the world (Green Vegetarian Cuisine). That is all. Oh, you can also get run over by a car or have your bike stolen.
Best: The Lady Next To Me Who Asked About/Flinched At Everything
One of the reasons I like going to wrestling shows put on by local promotions is because I fit more naturally into their vibe. I've never been the guy who tries to constantly heckle wrestlers and get himself over (you won't see me doing that F**K YOU F**K YOU F**K YOU middle-fingers-to-the-face thing to wrestlers ever) (well, almost ever), but I occasionally like to get into it and yell out asinine shit like a normal wrestling fan.
WWE shows are bad for this for a few reasons, the big ones being:
1. The wrestlers can't hear you, so there's no point unless you're sending in a live report to 411 and want people to think you were the coolest, smartest and most popular person in your section.
2. There are a lot of kids around you, and while you can keep your Shouted Things PG and under, the good stuff without curse words requires too much capacity for abstract thought for them. Like, I can't yell YOU'RE BEING RACIST at Sheamus for throwing a burrito into a river because the kid in the John Cena shirt's gonna turn around and look at me weird.
3. That's the other thing: people at WWE shows love to turn around and look at whoever just said anything. It's probably why they're at WWE shows, they love looking at people who talk. It's never malicious, but if Brock Lesnar's staring down Shawn Michaels and you, the average, reasonable man, decides to yell BREAK HIS ARM at the top of your lungs, 30 people are gonna turn around and look at you. Why? Because that's not what you're supposed to say here, and they don't understand why you're saying things.
Long story short, Damien Sandow should walk out with a stack of books and just f**king throw them at people as hard as he can.
Anyway, the point I'm getting at is that people in bigger wrestling fan sections form these weird social contracts, and you end up sorta briefly chatting with someone and they turn into YER BUDDY for the rest of the night. Mine was a lady in my row who was there with a small child, but who chose to spend the night asking me who everyone was, why anybody was booing anybody and whether or not I remembered the Von Erichs. She FLIPPED THE HELL OUT WITH FEAR when the Raw pyro started, so my job for the rest of the night was to warn her whenever somebody with pyro was about to show up. It was stressful. I was being forced to speak a lot, and deal with everyone looking at me when I did. I'M SORRY I KNOW KANE'S COMING OUT NEXT OKAY, THEY PUT HIS SHIT ON THE RING POSTS.
Worst: These Opening Dialogue Segments Would Be Better If Anybody Speaking Watched Or Paid Attention To Wrestling
It was pretty difficult to explain to my Section Buddy why everyone was wearing CM Punk shirts and going crazy for him when he walked out, and again why everyone decided to boo the same guy they were just cheering. The best thing I could come up with was, "they like him, but they're supposed to be booing him, so they just do both".
Business Suit AJ continues to depress me (her affected "cute" mannerisms have gone from endearing to forced at record speed) and while I didn't mind Punk's involvement here, I didn't enjoy that easy-to-handle and totally-expected "I have a problem with the GM, so I'm going to talk to the GM about my problems in front of everyone as condescendingly as possible" thing. That's not a big deal, that's just wrestling writing. I thought the "a general manager should be treated with respect" thing was loveably douchy, because I remember him treating John Laurinaitis like dogshit for like a year for no reason.
What bothered me most is John Cena's continued insistence that CM Punk has CHANGED~, and is no longer the SUPER RESPECTFUL FRIEND OF JOHN CENA WHO'D NEVER TURN HIS BACK ON THE WWE UNIVERSE he knew and loved. Cena makes no goddamn sense when he goes off about this, because in like five years Punk's only come close to that in the last seven months. The guy organized a cult of worshippers and threatened Rey Mysterio's children, but that's not even the worst of it… Cena doesn't seem to remember that the entire Punk/Cena beef that led to the Summer Of Punk started when Punk commandeered the Nexus. You know, the gaggle of helpless goons who got Cena fired ("fired") the previous Autumn. After this, Cena should get into a feud with Daniel Bryan and be all, "you've changed, the Daniel Bryan I know would never yell YOU ARE NOT BETTER THAN ME and kick me in the head".
Best: LOL Big Show
My favorite moment of the opening segment was Big Show appearing, causing AJ to go NO WAIT HOLD ON HOLD ON JUST A MINUTE and move things forward without letting Show get into the ring or say anything. That's how almost every Big Show segment should go. Like, he walks out for a match and Vince just starts screaming NO STOP IT DAMMIT GO TO COMMERCIAL, and when we come back Alex Riley's wrestling Curt Hawkins or whatever and Big Show's covered in a tarp.
Worst: My Votes Don't Count
Nobody listens to me.
Worst: So Sometimes The Commercial Breaks Don't Help
I hate saying this, but I didn't like a CM Punk vs. Rey Mysterio match.
I don't know if I was bored from a commercial break of hashtagging "Punk" with names of wrestlers who are never on Raw or what (#PunkShowtimePercyWatson), but I couldn't get into it. Something about Rey Mysterio wrestling in a shirt rubs me the wrong way. I know he's got Terry Funk knees and everything, but a legit top pick for Best Wrestling Of All Time should not be competing under the Tommy Dreamer Rule.
It could also have something to do with having seen so many Punk/Mysterio matches in the past, and so many of them being great. Basically everything Mysterio did with the Straight Edge Society is rose-colored and sparkly in my memory, so watching him Crash To Break and spend four minutes in a leg scissors was pretty assy. During the match I leaned over to Destiny and started to ask her if she wanted me to wander out to Fiesta Favorites and find her a Super Pretzel, then stopped myself because what asshole goes to get a pretzel during a Punk/Rey Mysterio match?
Worst: I Went To Buy A Half A Bottle Of Water And Missed The Wade Barrett Video Package
I found a Fiesta Favorites after the match, and Oh My God you guys. I bought a bottle of water for Destiny for four bucks (which I expected), but when the lady brought it to me she opened it herself and poured half of it into a disposable plastic cup. She helpfully explained that I could stand there in the front of the line at f**king Fiesta Favorites and drink the rest of it if I wanted, but that I had to give the bottle back to her. Apparently someone tossed a bottle into the ring during one of the terrible pre-show matches so normal, functioning adults could no longer take bottles of water back to their seats, but they could sure as shit still pay four dollars for one. I asked her if I could have a second shitty plastic cup to pour out the other half of the bottle, and she smiled really big, shook her head and said "nooooooooo, sorryyyyyyy". Four dollars is not enough to cover the price of a $1.09 bottle of water (assuming they bought it at the gas station at full price and, you know, don't get them in gross wholesale from somewhere) and two disposable cups. One cup, sure, but that second cup puts them in the red.
What I'm getting at is this: eat a dick, AT&T Center. While I was standing there going, "wait, what", I missed this:Subscribe to UPROXX
For the record, "Fiesta Favorites" are nachos with cheez-glue, hot dogs that rolled off the grill at Valero and 32-ounce souvenir sodas of Mr. Pibb. I'd hate to hear what they don't like at that fiesta.
Worst: I Hate Every Single Thing About The Sheamus/Alberto Del Rio Feud
But hoo boy, I got back in time to see
1. Alberto Del Rio park his car in front of the bathrooms, and
2. Sheamus show up, steal his car, drive it around town, call him a Dirty Mexican (in so many words) and bring the car back covered in tree branches, dry ice and HIS OWN FECES APPARENTLY to uproarious babyface applause.
Lecturing you guys about how Sheamus is the biggest, most reprehensible underhanded prick in WWE is starting to get tired, but I need you all to understand that Sheamus STOLE A MAN'S CAR, made sure to have someone video tape him doing it (broadcast on live television), SHARTED THE CAR A BUNCH and brought it back to zero consequences. Alberto Del Rio, the guy who wins matches clean (a boot is not cheating when it's your own boot) and wants championship opportunities but happens to speak Spanish and act arrogant, is the bad guy. It doesn't matter if you f**king rob someone at gunpoint in WWE, if you're affable about it and the other guy's an asshole you're still in the right.
It's the worst. Before, I could justify Sheamus randomly attacking his heel opponents from behind as a way to stay on top of them, because of course THEY are gonna eventually try to do that to HIM, but this is too much. Eating Mexican food on video just so you can be all "heh, Mexican food am I right, what a pile of shit" is NOT ADMIRABLE. It's also not funny, unless you hate Mexican people or think pooping is hilarious.
Best: Randy Orton, A Live Experience Rollercoaster
When Randy Orton was announced to appear in a match later in the show, the people in the crowd went bonkers. When 'Voices' started up, they went bonkers again. They cheered loudly for Orton's Release The Doves taunt, but the space between I HEAR VOICES and doves being released was almost silent. They were quiet for the match, too, except when Orton was hitting/about to hit an RKO. They loved that got the best of Big Show, but forgot him the second he was gone.
Is this proof that the RKO is a thousand times more over than Randy himself, or another example of WWE audiences showing up to see wrestlers, not to see wrestlers wrestle? Even Destiny's comment was along those lines. "I like Randy Orton. Well, I like his entrance."
Worst: Double Count-outs, With Help From These Assholes
My least favorite fans of the night are the guys in the front row dressed like referees who brought a sign that said ARE WE TRENDING YET because buying a half-dozen front row tickets to Raw means the show is ALL ABOUT YOU. They didn't make a sound or move unless the referee was making a count, and the only thing they really accomplished was blocking the guy in the swank Anarchy Championship Wrestling shirt from being on TV most of the night.
I can only begrudge people having fun at a wrestling show so much, but man, you could accomplish that same thing for the same amount of praise in your living room. My only Best for them is watching them count about eight numbers of the Orton/Big show double count-out, then just sorta sit there looking like assholes because they kinda-sorta contributed to a terrible match finish.
Best: Feeding Him More
Two big highlights from The Ryback live match experience:
1. I told my Section Buddy to cover her ears for Ryback, but when he started doing his arm pumps she didn't see any fireworks and thought she was in the clear. She uncorks her ears, Ryback's atomic snapper goes off and she practically ends up three rows back.
2. A little kid in my section tried to start a lonely "Goldberg" chant, but nobody bought it because Ryback's been on Smackdown long enough to dilute a lot of that and f**k you kid you weren't even alive for Goldberg.
I'm trying to keep my fandom strong for The Ryback, because I saw how my love of the Funkasaurus went from immeasurable to VANISHED in like three weeks, so here are my best suggestions: get him out of the "NXT guys who can bump, but not really" handicap match rut he's wandered into, remember that Goldberg was popular because he ANNIHILATED guys (not because he pinned them), and get him into a feud with Heath Slater's Gumby ass sooner rather than later, because oh man, people want to see Slater destroyed by steroid monsters and OMB can make it look like gold.
Best: AW Is Just Like Jack Kevorkian … He Kills In Person
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The four minutes of Prime Time Players/PE
RM tag team match might've been my favorite of the night, because it wasn't overcast with some horrible, self-destructive thing I think about something I can't change. It was fun, purposeful, made both teams looked better and inverted the "we're gonna leave and take the count-out loss" trope properly. They even put the match shortly after the Orton/Big Show double count-out thing to make the prospect of a count-out even less appealing. AW's headset gimmick works WONDERS in a live environment, too. Every time he said LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TITUS O'NEIL or whatever people gave him THE BUSINESS.
Another fun part of this match is learning that kids have no idea who R-Truth is. When the tag champs came out to stop the Prime Time Players from leaving, the people in my section were ALL ABOUT Kofi Kingston. After a few seconds of them standing there, a kid behind me goes "who's that with him??" Another kid down the row goes, "I DUNNO!!!" Maybe they were thrown off because he didn't have R-TRUTH airbrushed down the side of his suit.
Worst: Where The Hell Is Rosa, Or "I Didn't Know About The Jackson Andrews Thing Until This Morning"
I had no idea that Rosa Mendes was in an abusive relationship with Tyson Kidd's old forgotten bodyguard Jackson Andrews and that's why she couldn't make the show, so I spent most of the match kinda callously assuming she'd been written off because in modern WWE Land you can't cheer a lady in a corset.
I don't know a lot about the situation, but I'd like to formally say f**k Jackson Andrews, and if I ever see him in person I'm gonna tap him in his f**king steroid leg and cause his entire body to collapse in on itself. People who physically abuse the person they're supposed to love, male or female, are scumbags who deserve zero sympathy.
Yes, I'm coming out with the brave Anti-Beating Your Girlfriend stance.
Best: Damien Sandow Is Doing God's Work (Or At Least Brandon's)
I was almost as happy as you'd imagine me being when Brodus Clay's entrance was immediately interrupted by Damien Sandow. I like to think Brodus, Naomi and Cameron were huddled together in the back with a microphone getting ready to do their into speech and they spotted Sandow just kinda lurking in the background stroking his beard, and Brodus was all YOU AREN'T GONNA ATTACK ME IN A MINUTE ARE YOU and Sandow just kinda shook his head no, then made whatever the sophisticated man's equivalent gesture to "wank and toss" is. Biting your thumb, maybe.
Anyway, Sandow's only negative is that he puts me in that impossible position of explaining to people why I'm cheering for the heel. He just makes a ton of sense. People (not just wrestling fans) are irrationally interested in watching Santino have a snake arm or Hornswoggle being revealed as an authority figure or fat guys dancing and he has to stop it because he is moved to. He's a guy who doesn't understand why all this stupid shit is happening around him and nobody has a good explanation for it ("we're havin' fun" is not an explanation), so he has to end it. He's a smart guy in a business that celebrates stupidity. He's awesome and he wears pink trunks because he's a boss.
Maybe if Brodus got a second song or switched up his dance moves from time to time I could say "hey, leave Brodus alone, he's just havin' fun!" But nope, R-Truth proved your second single can never be a hit, and Brodus deserves every bit of bad luck and injury he gets for coasting on John Laurinaitis' ace idea and then turning on him for no reason. You're my hero, Damien Sandow. Thank you for being a thing.
Worst: Thanks For Saving This Eve/Kelly Kelly Match For Me, Guys
Oh, hey, Kelly Kelly was supposed to be gone forever or whatever and Eve Torres was a scheming librarian, but OF COURSE Brandon's in the crowd tonight so let's have them Diva the shit out of each other for a minute. I complain a lot in these columns about Divas matches being way too short, but man, in person those things are abysmal and go on forever.
I also don't like to throw shade at these things too often because they are what they are, and it doesn't matter that a month and a half ago I watched Jazz and Rachel Summerlyn go 20 epic minutes in a joshi tournament down the road, Kelly and Eve serve their purpose and do their tumbles like they're told. Maybe Kelly's reemergence is the next step beyond "no Divas matches" to make us be as OH GOD THEY'RE GONNA RUIN HER about Sara Del Rey showing up as possible. It worked with Daniel Bryan, right?
In my brain, this match ended with a Hailey Hatred run-in and was off the charts.


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The 25 Most Charming Drake Moments Of The Year
Champagne, and dancing, and a whole lot of smiles. Prepare to be Draked!
1. That time he showed up to the Grammy's smiling from ear to ear.
I can't.
2. And nonchalantly bumped along to a performance during the show like this:
3. And when his first Grammy arrived in the mail, he celebrated the epic win just like anyone else would.
JK, he took shots out of his Grammy. That's not normal, but that's Drake and he's perfect… so it's fine.
4. There's that time he hand-delivered champagne to Beyoncé and Jay Z at an NBA game.
Who remembers this All-Star game moment in TX? I dooooo!
5. And that time he posted this sexy-as-all-hell black and white #selfie.
6. Also, remember when he captured Jayden Smith's reaction to his VMA performance and put it on a shirt?
7. Moving on, that time he posted a photo of himself staring deep into the eyes of this darling baby girl.
8. And that time he posted a "OMG, we're just having fun and laughing" photo with this cute little boy.
9. Also, every single photo he ever posted with his two goddaughters Spirit and Sade… like EVER.
10. Then there's that time he serenaded these two little princesses at a concert in Charlotte.
Again, his goddaughters. And he changed the lyrics especially for them <3
11. He popped this bottle of champagne during an interview at NYU.
Because of course he popped this bottle of champagne during an interview at NYU.
12. And then poured a glass for this mom who was sitting in the front rows.
"You drink, mom?"
14. At one point this year, Drizzy offered his usual killer smile to love/hate Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.
This happened during an announcement that the Toronto Raptors would host the 2016 All-Star NBA game.
15. He gave us this "I'm going to go save my girlfriend" sniffle moment in "Hold On, We're Going Home."
16. And this And this "let's kiss/let me coddle your face" moment, which… GASP!
17. He played charades with Scarlett Johanson on Jimmy Fallon.
18. And got all adorably flustered when he didn't know how to animate "House Of Cards."
19. Cause… why not?
Cause this sexy toothpick pic speaks for itself!
20. He also kept it real and partied with fans during his "Worst Behavior" video.
21. And gave us the pleasure of this little dance thing.
Yaaasss Drizzy!
22. Hands down, the dreamiest moments were when he played "Who Has Drake Dated?" on Ellen.
23. And reacted sheepishly, and adorable, and perfect like this:
24. And got really excited about his new Ellen sweater!
25. Basically, Drake is the most charming human being on the planet and if you have any doubts just stare into his "come hither" eyes here.
BRB, I need several moments.
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|Grated orange rind
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|Granulated sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Brown sugar
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|Egg yolks
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Saturated Fat 61.6 g307.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
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Sodium 621.3 mg25.9%
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Dietary Fiber 4.9 g19.6%
Sugars 150.2 g
Protein 55 g110.6%
Vitamin A 75% Vitamin C 44.7%
Calcium 152.8% Iron 23.7%
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Movie-to-game and game-to-movie adaptations have been fairly common since the inception of the interactive entertainment medium. What's less common, however, is the book-to-game tie-in, and even more rare is the book-to-game-to-movie gamble, but that's exactly what Tom Clancy's popular Rainbow Six franchise is poised to attempt.
The book and first entry of the game series landed on shelves almost simultaneously, though I wonder how many people really noticed. When I envision the audiences for these two mediums, they rarely intersect in my mind. Grizzled guys who like books about war probably aren't tinkering with their PC's innards, slipping in that mighty 4MB video card just to experience the action of the novel for themselves. Maybe I'm wrong.
Either way, both endeavors enjoyed a modest amount of success. Clancy is still writing about the adventures of Jack Ryan and John Clark and company, and this year's upcoming Rainbow Six: Las Vegas marks the thirty-somethingeth entry in the game series, which spans eight years and at least ten different hardware platforms.
Sometimes Hollywood is a little slow to notice things, since it's just now getting together a team to produce a movie based on the mega-franchise. But before we get into that, I want to make sure we're all up to speed on where the series has been, where it is, and where it's going.
The Book
First published in the summer of 1998, the story involves radical political elements left over from the dissolution of the Soviet Union as well as a respected biotech firm in the U.S. plotting to release a highly toxic biological agent at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia. Naturally, each side has their own reasons for wanting this to happen.
Both sides play one another to their respective benefit, with Team Rainbow caught in the middle. The hope of the Easterners is that it will strike a blow politically against the countries who have made things so difficult for their way of life, and to make a decent profit along the way. However, these elements are unaware of the ulterior motives of the biotech firm, which range from making soaring profits off an antidote to the plague to leveling the playing field and getting man back in touch with nature by essentially reducing the world's population to 1/10 of what it is presently.
Rainbow was formed by ex-CIA operative John Clark (dubbed Rainbow Six) as an international counter-terrorism force, designed to be nobody and nothing to the media, to work around all the usual red tape, but get the job done for the sake of the people whose lives are at risk. Clark recruits the best the world's militaries have to offer, taking in highly trained soldiers from around the world and getting them to share a unified vision and tactics where hostage situations and terrorists are involved.
The bulk of the story entails the bad guys gradually realizing the bigger picture of what each other is up to and Rainbow attempting to thwart their every move, while also slowly putting together the pieces of why there's been so much international terrorism lately. It all comes to a head when all three sides become acutely aware of what the other is doing, primarily through good old fashioned Cold War espionage, and alliances change quickly as these three powers go head-to-head.
The Games
The first game — simply titled Rainbow Six — focused on re-enacting the action sequences of the book, putting the player(s) into the Nomex-Kevlar shoes of the Rainbow operatives themselves. Realizing that the half-dozen or so encounters in the book wouldn't make for a very satisfying game, some new missions and soldiers were dreamed up to intertwine with those from the actual story, adding some legs and variety to the series, as well as giving more of a hook than simply a book tie-in.
Within a year's time, the game saw two major improvements. The first came in January 1999 in the form of the Eagle Watch expansion pack. This included five new missions (some set in U.S. government buildings), new weapons, and some gameplay tweaks and fixes. Then, nearly a year after the release of the original, the entire game got an overhaul with the launch of Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear. This title featured 18 entirely new missions set all over the world, with a new storyline involving radicals who get their hands on some leftover misplaced nuclear warheads. I wondered where I left those…
In any event, the franchise has generally gotten better with time in terms of visuals and playability, though some of the realism has been sacrificed for the sake of more engaging multiplayer gameplay. It shows no signs of slowing down either, what with planned versions of a new scenario being readied for launch on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 by year's end.
The Movie
Beyond the proposed 2007 release, not much is known about this project yet in terms of cast, crew, or how closely it's going to stick to the source material. Will it mirror the book, or take things in a new direction akin to how the games have splintered off with each iteration? It's not clear yet.
Two things that are clear, if IMDb is to be believed, is that Zack Snyder is to direct with Hong Kong action movie legend John Woo in the producer's chair. Though usually recognized for his directorial prowess (Face/Off, Broken Arrow, Once A Thief, Hard Boiled, Mission Impossible II), Woo is no stranger to the producing role. If he can bring a sense of tension and over-the-top excitement to the Rainbow Six movie without making it all run-and-gun action violence nonsense, we could be in for a real treat.
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Chrysler Town & Country owners have reported 48 problems related to alternator/generator/regulator (under the electrical system category).
Power window motor and regulator failure. The power window on the drivers door will not lift the window back up. I was told the motor and the regulator need to be replaced and that this is a common problem for these minivans.
See all problems of the 2007 Chrysler Town & Country.
Car would crank but not turn over. Brought to dealer and they replaced alternator. Problem persisted, they replace battery. Problem worsened, random electrical issues when driving, car cutting off and stalling in intersections, still not turning over intermittently when parked. Was told my tipm module is bad. Apparently Chrysler is aware of the issue and is only replacing in some cars, but not all. It was very scary when the car was stalling while driving then not starting. Also was stranded on vacation due to car not turning over.
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Driving on the highway started to lose power and was lucky enough to be able to pull into a repair garage where the vehicle died. Had to have a new alternator put in. Had no warning. .
Alternator went out at 86k. Known issue with exact same part # on other Chrysler products have been recalled. Van is in the shop now getting a $480 replacement installed plus 1. 2 hours of labor for a part that if on another vehicle would be covered under an existing recall.
Random stalling while driving and also while in park idling. Different systems are effected. Speedometer cuts out then a ding and it comes back. Also the indicators that tell you a car is next to you stay on. The information center stops working. Ac stops blowing then comes back. Radio does the same. When it stalls sometimes you have no power as if the battery has been disconnected. Then power comes back after while and you can start the van. The transmission sometimes will not shift. The charging system light, traction control light, abs light come on and the millage flickers dimly. A lot of strange things happening. The Chrysler dealer has replace the alternator saying it was causing high voltage. Did not fix the problem. Next they replaced the abs module saying it was shorting out. Did not fix the problem. I am bring it back to them. I suspect that the tipm is the issue. I am a retired ase certified technician in engine performance, steering and suspension, breaks and electrical.
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When driving through puddles, or large amounts of water on roads, the alternator belt falls off causing the loss of power steering, engine over heating, and the battery to die. Could be while turning or driving straight.
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July - drove the van down to myrtle beach and the check engine light came on and we lost all power to vehicle. Had it towed to a repair shop and they said we needed a new alternator and battery. Got it fixed to the tune of almost $1,000. Recently (late oct-current) my wife went out to start it last week and it wouldn't start. Just cranked and cranked, then after several tries, it started up like nothing was wrong. Took it to our mechanic and they said it was something electronic told us they couldn't replicate the problem, which I basically told them that they were crazy because it has done it every morning for the last week. Finally narrowed it down to the tipm, which by the way is on back order for god knows how long, and not only do we have to pay for it, . So. . . Now what? I have no vehicle and have no idea how long it will be. Chrysler is doing nothing to help even though there are hundreds of complaints about this issue- the have recalled the durangos and cherokees for the same problem but failed to do anything with the grand caravans and town and country. . . We bought a $25,000 vehicle so we didn't have issues like this. . . I've always been a Chrysler person myself but am having second thoughts about our next vehicle.
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Van completely shut down while driving with no advance warning. Could not even put van in neutral to push it off the road. Needs alternator replaced. Van is only 2 1/2 years old, less than 50,000 miles on it. Other Chrysler models have recalls for alternator, but not the 2013 Town & Country yet dealer cannot get an alternator due to overwhelming problems the part is out of stock.
See all problems of the 2013 Chrysler Town & Country.
Was driving through an intersection (after stopped at a red light) and vehicle shut off in the middle of intersection with no warning. Also, for months now, the lights and gauges in dashboard have flickered on and off while driving. . . We took it to dealer and they re-set the computer but it didn't resolve the light flickering issue. We have replaced the alternator and also had the battery checked.
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Yesterday I got in my van and as soon as I turned it on I noticed that my dash light were flashing. I put the van in reverse and my horn honked a couple times on its own, then the windshield washer fluid started spraying. I drove straight to auto zone to have them put it on their machine to check to see what the problem was. Auto zone showed no problems. I continued on to my destination with no more problems. Today the same thing happened only worse!! my horn started blaring and did not stop windshield wipers both front and back were going!!! and all of my lights were on (parking lights, headlights, reverse lights)!! I turned the van off and got out horn still blaring and wipers still going, opened hood and realized the damn van was also still running!!!!!! no key in the ignition!!! long story short I had to unplug the battery and alternator to stop the madness!!! now I find out it is the tipm and its going to cost over $1000!!!! I have to double check and see if my extended warranty is going to cover it but I'm almost sure it won't!!! I am going to be more than irrate if I have to come out of pocket to fix something that obviously is faulty and should be recalled!!!!!!!! Chrysler!!!!.
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While driving on expressway at 70 mph, I pulled to the left to avoid a vehicle entering my lane and the car simple stall. No warning, all electrical system warning lights came on and after stopping in the center median, I attempted to restart the vehicle with no results. After having vehicle towed to the nearest facility, I was told that the fuel pump died and had a short. After replacing the fuel pump, the car would run for 9 minutes and would shut down. The mechanic informed me that one of the electrical control modules was faulty causing the alternator to over charge and shut off. I have had issues since we purchased this vehicle in 2007 with the gauges shutting down and the car shutting down. I have asked the dealer on several occasions about this problem and their response has always been that it doesn't happen when they have the vehicle. Now I find out that the Chrysler dealer stated to the pepboys mechanic that this is a common problem with the town and country.
I received a recall notice issued June 14, 2014 regarding the ignition switch problem. I have had multiple incidents in which the ignition switch would not work and had to call for help. Car battery, battery in key, and alternator were all fine. Was determined that the ignition switch is the problem. I am 82 years old and a widow. I am afraid to be stranded again. The dealer tells me that he can not secure the necessary repair part(s). I am very unhappy and worried about the risks involved. Can you help?.
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Keep finding the battery dead. Already replaced battery, alternator and radio and still find the car randomly dead. It can be 1 day or 1 month. Very scary during winter.
All electrical equipment shut off. Then alternator not working properly-van will not keep an electrical charge.
Driving down the road and the vehicle stalled. Vehicle had to be towed to the dealership where rockwall Dodge service department determined that the alternator failed and had to be replaced.
Tl-the contact owns a 2003 Chrysler town and country. The contact stated that while driving at approximately 40 mph, the vehicle stalled and would not restart. The vehicle had to be jumped to restart. There were no warning indicators illuminated. The failure had occurred on a daily basis. The vehicle was taken to independent mechanic where it was diagnosed that the vehicle needed a battery and alternator. The battery and alternator were replaced. The manufacturer was made aware of the issue. The failure mileage was 115,000. Ddr.
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While traveling on an interstate highway, the check engine light lit-up on the dash. I pulled off the road and called my dealer which was located 15 miles away and was told that I may not make it back to them for service. The engine would quit. I did drive to the dealer without incident. The alternator was replaced by the dealer at a cost of $577. 35. The cause of the failure of the alternator was not identified, 14v-634 does not include the town and country but includes other Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep vehicles of the same year. I am requesting that this vehicle be considered for this recall.
I purchased the car in January of 2014, about 3 months after, the vehicle emergency light intermittently flashed and the alarm remained on, until the battery was disconnected. After reconnection, the problem seem to have gone away. But two months later the car battery died. I replaced the battery with a new one that the dealer recommended. Two weeks later, the battery was dead again and the dealer recommended we change the alternator. The old alternator was removed and replaced with a new one. A week later, the battery dead again and the battery was replaces again. A week later the battery was dead. And the dealer decided to do a complete diagnose of all electrical component. The dealer claimed the dash cluster have to be replace. I don't truth the replacement of the instrument cluster will solve the problem, I don't truth the car and I am frustrated. Chrysler group llc has been contacted but they have not return any call back.
2009 Chrysler Town & Country. Consumer states car been having mechanical problem since it was purchased. The consumer stated the engine would rev for no reason. The vehicle began to stall from the very beginning. The dealer could never find anything wrong. The battery and alternator were replaced, due to the vehicle stalling several times a day. However, the consumer continued to experience problems with the vehicle.
Purchased a used 2008 Chrysler t&c. Drove have had intermittent electrical issues in the past year (approx. 12 times) different electrical items would malfunction. Radio would not turn up or down but come on at a loud volume and stay there. Cabin lights would not work then work than not. Brought it to the dealership where they could not tell us what was wrong. Clock was not working for a while. Middle of the night the alarm, lights, and doors would open randomly. Returned to the vehicle with door open when no one had been in the rear of the vehicle. Brought it to an electrical specialist who could not diagnose. Replaced the battery and tested the alternator. Was not either as the problems persist. Replaced the 6 mos. Old battery on Thursday and it was dead by Sunday. Brought it to the garage but no one can tell us why currently we have no horn or steering wheel controls as well as all cabin lights are out.
When traveling to florida from buffalo, the battery light on the dash came on just outside of orlando,florida. It slowing started to affect the vehicle with the transmission not shifting and resulted in the engine running at 5000 rpm just to maintain 55 mph in a construction zone with no pull off to safely leave the highway. The battery finally died when we reached our destination and it was the alternator that had malfunctioned. The temperature that day was over 100 f. It could have caused an accident had I not overworked the engine.
My lights flicker on and off, replaced battery and alternator. . Not fixed. . Now I have been noticing that the panel behind my headlight switch gets very hot to to the touch. Afraid of a fire. . . Can't find any info on internet as to what can be the problem.
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Driving vehicle at appropriate speed in traffic, noticed a/c was blowing warm air, smell of something burning and smoke under hood from passenger side. Immediately turned off air and stopped vehicle as soon as it was safe to do so. Upon opening the hood found smoke coming from right front engine bay area around alternator and a/c compressor. Allowed engine to ventilate and cool, restarted vehicle but with hvac system off and drove to the nearest repair shop where the mechanic checked the vehicle. Mechanic changed the engine oil and recommended to charge the a/c system with refrigerant. Other mechanics suggested taking vehicle to a/c repair shop. Informed that t&c vehicles prone to have a/c compressor issues and known defect. Never received recall notice or offer by Chrysler to have known defect corrected.
My 2002 town and country had to have a new transmission in 11/12. In June of this year, my speedometer quit working causing the transmission to shift hard. I took it to the transmission guy who replaced the speed sensor. It worked fine for a couple of weeks. Then my battery light came on suddenly. I had my battery checked and they said it was fine. They said I might need a new alternator. So I had a new alternator put in. The car did ok for about a couple of weeks, then the speedometer started jumping erratically. I took back to my transmission guy who said the speed sensor was fine. He thinks it may be due to a loose wire or a possibly damaged wire or corrosion. So far, no answers and my car is still undrivable. It jumps when I am stopped. It acts like its already in second gear or something. I am afraid to try to drive it as it is dangerous. Help! I can not afford to put more money into this. It cost too much to start with. 3. 8l v6 limited. I am a single mom with a child who has heart defects. I need reliable transportation!.
This vehicle started with the dash board lights flickering, odometer, gas gauges, and radio going haywire. Just recently it has shut off while driving down the road with my wife and four children, this has happened a total of three times in the middle of a street and in intersections. I have taken vehicle to a Dodge dealer, ran electrical diagnosis test and nothing shows up. They re-solder the cable and it went away for a day, the symptoms resumed. I have replaced battery twice, fixes systems for a day, then goes back to flickering and shutting off. I recently took to a auto electrics spec. At $70. 00 per hour, they found it likely be the battery or bcm. They replaced battery, nothing changed. Auto electrics spec. Said he wanted to change bcm, but said he can't guarantee that will fix it because of the research online. If you look up 2005 Chrysler town and country dash board flickering on youtube or any general search. Lots of others are dealing with this issue. Problem is, no one has a fix. Many have spent hundreds to thousands of dollars on batteries, computers, alternators, and other attempts at fixing but nothing is working. I have contacted my local Chrysler dealership, but they want to charge $90. Per hour, to look it over. I cannot afford to put anymore money into guessing. Chrysler needs to take a serious look into this before a fatality happens. This is happening to several people, please look it up. Thank you.
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bi-tone purple, the old white flag and one I've since identified as INDIAN
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longer - planted them but it was before I moved back to the homeplace in
'81). The planting is about 3 1/2' x 20' altogether and were planted in the
location to stop erosion on my ever-sloping location. Some years the leaf
debris, ragweed and other assorted weeds have been pulled, but as often as
not they aren't bothered. There are several iris plantings of this type
consisting mainly of grandmother iris, but a few others as well. They are
not typical of most iris beds here, though, which are kept reasonably clean
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They bloom - sometimes quite well, sometimes not very much. As a planting,
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leaf spot about as bad as ever gets. In an incredible wet, humid year,
that's it. No trimming or cleaning at all this season. If you dig one, you
find the roots are only in the top two inches of soil because the clay and
rock base is too hard for them to go deeper. But they have worked. The
middle photo show the end of the planting and the eroded area where the iris
don't grow. The last photo, though flattened via the photograph, would show
a buildup of 5-6 inches of humus and topsoil where the debris and washed in
soil have accumulated over the time of the planting. That bit of grass is
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topsoil. The last photo was once the center - and worst - of the incipient
gully being formed. Now excess runoff is directed around the ends of the
planting, not through the middle.
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history. My use of treated posts to control runoff is never ending, but at
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dip in the slope that gathers the runoff. When completed, these iris will
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International Journal of Geophysics
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 625831, 17 pages
Research Article
Regional Climate Model Sensitivity to Domain Size for the Simulation of the West African Summer Monsoon Rainfall
1Department of Physics, University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana
2Earth System Physics (ESP) Section, International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP), 34151 Trieste, Italy
Received 2 May 2011; Revised 29 August 2011; Accepted 5 November 2011
Academic Editor: Alessandra Giannini
Copyright © 2012 Nana A. K. Browne and Mouhamadou B. Sylla. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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Hi, Themis, one idea may be as follows. Introduce two functions for expansion and to collect logarithms: expandLog[expr_] := Module[{rule1, rule2, a, b, x}, rule1 = Log[a_*b_] -> Log[a] + Log[b]; rule2 = Log[a_^x_] -> x*Log[a]; (expr /. rule1) /. rule2 ]; collectLog[expr_] := Module[{rule1, rule2, a, b, x}, rule1 = Log[a_] + Log[b_] -> Log[a*b]; rule2 = x_*Log[a_] -> Log[a^x]; (expr /. rule1) /. rule2 /. rule1 /. rule2 ]; Then: Log[Sin[x]*Cos[y]] // expandLog Log[Cos[y]] + Log[Sin[x]] Log[a + b] + Log[c + d] // collectLog Log[(a + b) (c + d)] Have fun, Alexei I can use PowerExapnd to expand a Log: PowerExpand[Log[a b]] Log[a] + Log[b] How can I do the opposite, i.e. combine Log[a] + Log[b] into Log[a b]? Thanks Themis -- Alexei Boulbitch, Dr. habil. Senior Scientist Material Development IEE S.A. ZAE Weiergewan 11, rue Edmond Reuter L-5326 CONTERN Luxembourg Tel: +352 2454 2566 Fax: +352 2454 3566 Mobile: +49 (0) 151 52 40 66 44 e-mail: alexei.boulbitch at iee.lu www.iee.lu -- This e-mail may contain trade secrets or privileged, undisclosed or otherwise confidential information. If you are not the intended recipient and have received this e-mail in error, you are hereby notified that any review, copying or distribution of it is strictly prohibited. Please inform us immediately and destroy the original transmittal from your system. Thank you for your co-operation. __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 5410 (20100830) __________ The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus. http://www.eset.com


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LA QUINTA – Flappers went extinct at the end of the 1920s in Palm Springs, but Christina Lange longs to revive their dance in the Coachella Valley.
The Charleston instructor can recall, at the age of 15, an overweight, German history teacher performing her preferred style before the class — his moves surprisingly elegant for a man of his size.
In 1998, Lange moved to England and fell in with dance champion Simon Selmon's London Swing Dance Society, but when the opportunity presented itself to learn the Charleston she threw herself into the classes.
"I've never known the Charleston to not put a smile on your face," Lange said. "The music speaks to me, and I love the attitude you can have with it."
Named for the southern port town Charleston, S.C., the dance has its roots in slavery — inspired by the African-American dance Juba and popularized by pianist James P. Johnson's 1923 hit, "The Charleston."
Charleston dancers must be able to bounce, keep a pulse and be a little bit sassy, Lange said, as the dance is mostly in the legs and relies on the bending of the knees and elbows.
She sees similarities in dance moves used by modern pop artists like Beyoncé Knowles today.
"The time of the Charleston was one where women could just get out and express themselves," Lange said. "They just threw the confines of society out the window."
Lange's class of four attempted to do just that Feb. 6 at the La Quinta Senior Center, where she holds classes from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. every Thursday.
The class warmed up with some eight-count footwork, practicing their shimmying and spirit hands.
Hip swivels and arm swinging came next, as the amateur dancers became more comfortable with the moves and the musical stylings of jazz artists like guitarist Django Reinhardt and big band trumpeter Erskine Hawkins.
Finally came the "mess around," a move where the students planted their feet with arms out and pulsed their knees while moving their hips in a circle.
"The Charleston's a lot of fun once you detach your mind," said Travis Hiner, 42, from Palm Desert.
He and his girlfriend Calista Vassios, 27, had been attending the classes for three weeks after meeting Lange at an art event — her day job being photography.
Vassios came sporting a flapper's headband.
"I know if you don't continue with the Charleston you can lose it," she said. "We're looking for somewhere else to dance after we're done taking classes."
Lange ended the lesson by teaching her students the " bee's knees," a move in which they placed their hands on their knees, brought them together and then crossed their hands on the opposite knees as they wobbled them back apart.
The older dancers agreed they hadn't seen an organized Charleston class grace the valley in 20 years, but Lange is committed to spreading the dance for selfish reasons as well — she wants more dance partners locally.
"I love everything about the Lindy Hop scenes in San Diego or Los Angeles because they're such open crowds where everyone's dancing," Lange said.
"They had all that here once, so this would be an awesome place to bring it back to."
Charleston lessons
When:Christina Lange teaches Charleston 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. Thursdays at the La Quinta Senior Center, 78-450 Avenida La Fonda.
Cost:$28 a month with preregistration or $9 for drop-ins.
Information:(760) 777-7090 to register and email firstname.lastname@example.com for updates.