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I'm trying to figure out which TEFL course I want to enroll in. I'd like to follow a course in the south of France (Toulouse, Nice or Montpellier). Has anyone taken part in a course in one of these cities? And if so, what are your findings?
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Discussion in 'March 2014' started by roscoe36, Oct 21, 2013.
I have. It was during the sandbagging era. Sent from my SPH-L710 using Tapatalk
I wonder if Andre could give Josh Smith some free throw shooting lessons? Pistons seemed to have a lot of energy particularly in the first half. I think, if Ernie went he would have probably stayed awake until the second half. Stuckey was hitting everything for a while and then he faded in crunch time. His scuffle with Dragic and the double technical was briefly interesting. Ernie probably would have at least opened one eye if he was there. I know a lot of folks have written off KCP but I see enough flashes of good play...I think he will be a player next year.
I got a little woozy in the 2nd Q (my achilles heel) and late in the 4th, but I managed to stay awake for the entire game! I agree with you on KCP. I don't think he's been placed in a situation with the square peg/round hole roster to succeed. It seems reasonable that the weaker aspects of his game like ball handling/creating off the dribble can improve as he learns the L. How many games have the Pistons won the starting PG matchup this year? I'd guess it is somewhere in the 15-18 range. This game was a textbook example of tanking. The players were absolutely trying, but Loyer just makes odd substitutions to point the nose of the plane down. Drummond was rolling in the 2nd half and he got taken out with 4:30 to go and never would have returned if Monroe didn't foul out. I only wish I could differ the above paragraph from 75% of the other games this season where the same thing has happened.
Were you able to feel this guy out for his opinion on Drummond and if he thought he should come off the bench for 20 minutes a night or did he think they should trade him? Where did you stay out here?
Ernie He liked Drummond starting, thought Stuckey should start. ..liked Bynum???...hated the defense of Singler and Monroe and thought that the Siva pick was a waste. ..but wants to see him play. He wondered why the Piston bigs didn't know how to dunk or why they didn't practice free throw shooting during warm ups......he was all over place..but at least I had a piston fan next to me to cheer with....of course his 2 sons were cheering for the Suns. .. I stayed at some dive La Quinta in Tempe near the airport as all of decent hotels were booked... chillin at airport now waiting for my flight back to Cali....I will catch you next season
Read this morning that Josh became only third NBA player in the last 10 years to miss all 8 of his free throws in a game. One of the other players was Drummond who missed all 8 of his in a game last month. ..and you wonder why the Pistons are the only team in the league shooting below 70%. Free throw shooting has probably cost them 5 to 6 games this season and a probable playoff position.
Coach coached to lose. Nothing else to say about this one.
Thats when I had full season tickets. Ive been to 3 games this year. Did not see this one, had something to do and missed it. Knew they would lose.
Surprisingly they were in it until the last 4 minutes.....but a couple TO's and missed buckets by Stuckey and the close game got away from them. They were down 1 at the end of three and even went ahead by a couple points in the 4th, but since they came into the game 1-32 when trailing after three, we figured they would find away to tank give it away.
Last pistons coach with a winning record for us was?
I went to one preseason game this year. First game I attended in five years. Before that, for about 7 years, I attended 20 games a year plus one round in each playoff series. I know full well they are going to lose too, but I still watch.
Highest winning percentage of all time for Piston coaches with 3 or more seasons.
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What is the Enterprise Academy?
The Enterprise Academy is a premier league initiative which seeks to deliver information, advice and enterprise activities to young people aged 11-19 years.
Over a course of 10 units, delivered by Arsenal in the Community staff, learners will be taught a variety of aspects to business and enterprise. Students will also be participating in a programme that leads to a recognised OCR qualification.
What do the course units focus on?
Each unit focuses on a different aspect of business and enterprise. The units are:
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All students who pass the Enterprise Academy will receive an OCR accredited Entry Level 3 Enterprise Academy Certificate in Business and Enterprise.
Premier League Enterprise Challenge
As this programme is being delivered across 18 Premier League and Football League clubs, there is an annual challenge amongst those competing clubs. One school group will represent each club at the challenge and will deliver a presentation to a panel of judges about an idea or product which could be implemented by their Club.
The challenge is held at a participating Premier League Enterprise Academy Club during Global Enterprise Week.
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Green Bay, Boockmeier Claim Come-From-Behind Wins
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Entering Tuesday's final round of the Green Bay Invitational, the host Phoenix had some ground to make up in order to hoist the tournament trophy. Trailing Loyola by eight strokes after round one, Green Bay shot a team score of 293 in windy conditions at Green Bay Country Club, besting the Ramblers by 12 shots in round two and winning the tournament title by four shots.
Green Bay's 36-hole total on the 7,097-yard, par-72 course was 585 (292-293) while Loyola finished at 589 (284-305). St. Ambrose finished in third place (613=302-311) while Creighton (618=304-314), Chicago State (618=298-320) and Lewis (618=309-309) tied for fourth place.
Just like his team, Phoenix junior Tom Boockmeier (Green Bay, Wis.) was looking up the leaderboard when Tuesday's round began. Playing alongside first round leader Nick Dennis of Loyola, Boockmeier started on No. 10 made the turn in even par for the day (7 pars, 1 birdie, 1 bogey) and 1-under for the tournament, still two strokes back of Dennis.
Boockmeier birdied No. 1, his tenth hole of the day, after nearly driving the green. Another birdie at the third hole left the junior tied for the lead with six holes to play. Dennis made bogeys at No. 4 and No. 7 to give Boockmeier a two shot edge with two to play. Both players parred the par-3 eighth hole, and after Dennis sank a 15-footer for birdie, Bookmeier connected on a six-footer for par and a 1-stroke victory.
After carding seven birdies and seven pars on Monday, Bookmeier had 14 pars, three birdies and just a lone bogey on Tuesday. With rounds of 71 and 70, he was the lone player in the field with two rounds under par.
Senior Joseph Collard (Marinette, Wis.) had rounds of 73 and 74 to finish in fifth place (147) while sophomore Gene Kiela (Plymouth, Wis.) tied for sixth place (148=72-76) and senior Dan Ozga (Edgerton, Wis.) was just one more shot back in a tie for eighth place (149=76-73). On Tuesday, Ozga was 3-over par after six holes before playing the final 12 holes in 2-under par with 10 pars and two birdies.
Just four shots back of Boockmeier was a member of the Green Bay White team, redshirt freshman Joe Du Chateau (Fond du Lac, Wis.). With a 3-under par 69 on Tuesday which included five birdies and just two bogeys, Du Chateau tied the low round of the tournament. The freshman's 36-hole total of 145 (76-69) left him tied with Loyola's Alex Cusumano for third place.
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The area is also embellished with plenty of green gardens and squares which give it a more refreshing atmosphere compared to other central London neighbourhoods. If the British weather prevents you from appreciating all these gardens to stroll in, there is always the British Museum, which presents you with an infinite source of different cultures.
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wow, but is that really 1 of 1 like factory 1 of 1? cuz i mean custom milling by a buyer doesnt really count, to me anyway. Cuz i could just color on one of my markers with some sharpies and its basically 1 of 1 lol
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I've got 7 of those dream 3357s, I should probably sell off a few.
I built myself 2 dreamy marker setups..
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Georgia Wildlife Resources Division
2067 U.S. Hwy. 278, SE, Social Circle, GA 30025
Rabbits became abundant when early settlers cleared the forests, providing a valuable food source for early Americans and they are still considered an important small game animal in the United States today. In Georgia, they rank third (behind doves and squirrels) in small game hunting popularity.
Rabbit hunting was very popular in Georgia during the early 1960s when about 117,000 hunters harvested 1.27 million rabbits annually. Wildlife Harvest Surveys show a steady decline in rabbit hunting since the 1960s with 50,237 hunters harvesting 338,597 rabbits during the 1998-99 hunting season. This decline resulted from several factors including loss of rabbit habitat because of "clean" farming practices that remove protective cover and urban expansion that eliminate cover and limit hunter access. Deer hunting has become increasingly popular and competes with small game hunting. The leasing of hunting rights for other primary uses also limits access to many acres of good rabbit habitat.
Four species of rabbits live in Georgia. The most common is the Eastern cottontail (Sylvilagus floridanus). This rabbit has dense brown to gray fur on its back with a white underside and tail. There is usually a white spot on its forehead. The sexes are similar in appearance for all rabbit species. Cottontails are found throughout the state. Their habitat includes upland areas associated with agricultural fields, pine woodlands and brushy areas.
The Swamp rabbit (Sylvilagus aquaticus), often called a "cane cutter," is the largest rabbit in Georgia. It has black to rusty-brown fur with a white underside. Swamp rabbits are found in bottomland hardwood and beaver pond habitats along rivers and creeks in the Piedmont.
The Marsh rabbit (Sylvilagus palustris), is the smallest rabbit found in Georgia. It has a blackish to reddish-brown back with a brownish-gray underside, not white as in the other three species. Its ears and tail also are smaller. Marsh rabbits usually are found in open marsh areas associated with the Coastal Plain and coastal river systems.
The Appalachian cottontail (Sylvilagus obscurus) is similar in size and appearance to the Eastern cottontail. However, instead of a white spot on the forehead, they often have a black spot between the ears. Appalachian cottontails are confined to high mountain elevations. Georgia is at the southern end of Appalachian cottontail range and sightings of this rabbit are rare. The Appalachian cottontail is included on Georgia's Protected Wildlife list
Reproduction - In Georgia, rabbits begin breeding after the first warm days in February and typically continue until early November. Gestation averages 28 days for cottontails, 33 days for marsh rabbits and 37 days for swamp rabbits. Before giving birth, the female selects a dry location to build a nest. Early spring nesting habitat for cottontails is characterized by grassy areas with vegetation less than eight inches high. Later nests are commonly located in hay fields and areas of native grass. The female cottontail digs a nest cavity in the ground and lines it with grass and fur. Swamp rabbit's fur-lined nests are built on top of the ground under low-growing bushes or in plant debris, such as fallen limbs, using dried weed stalks.
Rabbits in Georgia are usually one year-old before they breed. They can have 3-7 litters per year and typically select different nest locations for each litter. A female rabbit will breed on the same day that she gives birth. Litter sizes range from 3-5 young. They are born blind and helpless, but develop quickly. Their eyes open in about one week, and they leave the nest about two weeks after birth. The mother returns to the nest to nurse the young at dawn and dusk; but once the young leave the nest they are on their own. Female rabbits produce an average of 20 young per year. More males are born than females, and males remain more numerous in the adult population.
Mortality - Approximately 80 percent of the rabbit population dies each year. A major cause of this mortality is predation. Rabbits rank high on the list of preferred foods for many predators. Predation is normal for most wildlife populations, and rabbit reproduction makes up for these losses if adequate escape cover is available.
Rabbits are host to several species of ticks, fleas, warbles and chiggers. These parasites seldom cause death in rabbits. However, they can infest rabbits to such a degree that they become easier for predators to catch or diminish their reproductive condition.
Warbles, or "wolves," are larvae of botflies that lay eggs around holes and burrow entrances. The eggs become attached to the rabbit's fur and are ingested when the rabbit cleans itself. They hatch inside the rabbit and the larvae migrate through the rabbit's body to the skin, often in the neck area. The larvae often exceed one inch in length as they grow under the skin, feeding on body fluids. When mature, the larvae emerge and drop to the ground, pupating to become a fly. Warbles also may come out of dead rabbits in a hunter's bag. The presence of warbles may cause the hunter to discard the carcass, even though the meat is unaffected and quite edible.
Many kinds of roundworms and tapeworms also infect rabbits. The species most important to hunters is the canine tapeworm. Some rabbits ingest tapeworm eggs while feeding. The eggs hatch in the intestines and the larvae travel into the body cavity where they form a clear, bladder-like structure with a white center. This formation, called a cysticercus, rarely harms the rabbit. The larvae mature into adult worms after they are ingested by mammalian predators, like coyotes or foxes, which have eaten an infected rabbit. Some hunters allow their dogs to eat "innards," or viscera, from harvested rabbits. If the rabbit is infected with canine tapeworm larvae, the hunter may be promoting infection in his dog.
Fleas and ticks may carry the bacteria that cause Tularemia (rabbit fever). Infected rabbits are sluggish and usually die within 10 days of getting the disease. Humans can become infected when they handle sick rabbits or eat undercooked meat. The disease can be life-threatening to humans, and people should not handle sick rabbits. Hunters should wear rubber gloves when cleaning rabbits, apply iodine to cuts and scratches incurred during the cleaning process and thoroughly cook rabbit meat.
Weather also can impact rabbit populations. Heavy rains during the nesting season can drown young rabbits. Extended drought, which decreases the availability of young and tender vegetation, can reduce pregnancy rates. Drought also forces rabbits to search longer and in less protected areas for food, making them more available to predators.
Thousands of rabbits are killed each year by vehicles. Peak roadside use coincides with springtime breeding activity and an increase in herbaceous food found along these roadsides.
Food Habits - Rabbits eat parts of over 100 species of plants. They prefer herbaceous plants whenever available. Woody plants are used mainly during the winter months. However, marsh rabbits make more year-round use of woody vegetation than other species.
Winter foods include honeysuckle, lespedeza, blackberry, greenbrier, a variety of grasses and dried vegetation. Bark, twigs and buds from sumac, black cherry, willow, holly and dogwood also are eaten. Agricultural crops consumed during the winter include rye, wheat, alfalfa, clover, corn, peanuts and ryegrass. Cottontails may damage fruit orchards by eating the bark of fruit trees. Buds of seedlings in pine plantations also may be eaten during the winter.
Foods during warmer months include a variety of sedges, grasses and other herbaceous plants. Important species include paspalum, panic grass, plantain, dandelion, crabgrass, ragweed, croton, clover and lespedeza. Agricultural crops eaten during the summer include clover, alfalfa, soybeans, peanuts and garden vegetables.
Rabbits pass two types of pellets from their digestive system. Hard, brown, fecal pellets are undigested plant material. Soft, green, food pellets containing vitamin B and other nutrients are reingested by the rabbit. Eating fecal material, called "coprophagy," allows rabbits to more efficiently absorb nutrients from their diet.
Rabbits do not require surface water for drinking. They obtain moisture from rainfall, dew and the herbaceous vegetation in their diets.
Behavior and Movement Patterns - Home ranges of cottontails are usually less than 11 acres. Males have larger home ranges than females, and adults have larger home ranges than young cottontails. Home ranges overlap when preferred food is less abundant in late fall and winter. Adult female home ranges usually do not overlap during the breeding season. Dispersal into areas of suitable habitat is usually by younger rabbits that have not bred.
During spring and summer, cottontails use herbaceous vegetation for feeding and resting. Open areas with shorter vegetation are used at night. They use thicker vegetation containing tangles of vines and low-growing, thorny bushes for resting during the day. Cottontails use woody vegetation more for resting sites during the fall and winter when herbaceous vegetation is dead. Fall populations in good habitat range between 1-2 rabbits per acre.
Home ranges of swamp rabbits vary from 4-17 acres. Densities range from 1 rabbit per 1 1/2-18 acres. Home ranges for marsh rabbits are reported as less than one acre and their densities may exceed two rabbits per acre.
Habitat Requirements - Areas with a mixture of grassy and brushy vegetation provide excellent habitat for cottontails. Because rabbits rate high on the menu of many predators, quality escape cover located close to a food source is the key ingredient to maintaining a high rabbit population. Old fields, utility right-of-ways, shrubby areas between fields and woods, hedgerows, shelter belts and young pine plantations provide good habitat.
Swamp and marsh rabbits, as their names imply, are always found close to water. Swamp rabbits inhabit wooded swamp and marshy areas along rivers and streams. Suitable swamp rabbit habitat has thickets of cane, privet, blackberry, honeysuckle or greenbriar for escape cover. Logs, fallen trees and downed limbs provide shelter. Small forest openings and the edges of beaver ponds provide additional food and cover.
Marsh rabbits inhabit open, marshy areas containing scattered shrub thickets. They often are the major occupants of land next to open marsh along Georgia's coast. Brackish marshes containing cord grass, juncus, spartina and panicums are heavily used. As with cottontails, maintenance of quality escape cover and abundant food sources are essential for high populations of both marsh and swamp rabbits.
Agricultural Fields for Cottontails - Agricultural fields are improved for rabbits by allowing edges and corners to grow into thickets of blackberry, honeysuckle, plum or other dense, low-growing vegetation. Similar vegetation, grown as hedgerows across fields, provides cover strips that break up large fields. Plum, blackberry and honeysuckle thickets should be encouraged in these strips. Hedgerows and cover strips provide travel lanes that allow rabbits access to more of the field.
Nesting cover and food production are improved by creating field borders. These field borders are areas 30-60 feet wide where natural vegetation can develop. Annual weeds and grasses grow during the first summer, followed by perennial and woody plants in following years. Mowing or disking part of this field border every 2-3 years keeps vegetation at the desired stage and prevents woody plants, like sweetgum and pine, from becoming too large.
Preferred foods also may be planted [1] in or adjacent to field borders. Disking provides similar benefits to mowing and promotes the growth of additional food plants like ragweed and crabgrass. The quality and quantity of food for cottontails improve when these managed areas are fertilized.
Natural vegetation around fields, overgrown fence rows, ditch banks and wet areas provide food and cover for cottontails. When protective cover becomes too thick, strips should be mowed or disked through overgrown vegetation to stimulate new growth.
Cottontails often use brush piles for cover, especially during the winter when the availability of protective herbaceous vegetation has declined. Brush piles should be 5-8 feet high and 10-16 feet wide, placing larger logs and debris at the bottom. If equipment is used, keep from pushing dirt into the pile to allow rabbits easier access. Brush piles should be located near a preferred food source and within 300 feet of other cover. A brush pile only lasts a few years and should be replaced before its value for rabbits is lost. Brush piles can quickly provide protective cover for rabbits where it is lacking. However, they cannot replace the value of more permanent, live vegetative cover.
Pastures grazed by livestock are poorly suited for rabbits. Livestock compete with rabbits for preferred food plants, especially legumes, and they trample and graze vegetation until it is too sparse to provide protective cover. Pastures can be improved for rabbits by fencing livestock out of adjacent woodlands and allowing fencerows and field corners to develop protective cover.
Fescue, a cool-season grass, is planted in many pastures throughout Georgia's Piedmont. Fescue's dense growth competes with more desirable plants and restricts the movements of young rabbits. A fungus that grows on fescue causes reproductive problems in cattle and may affect other animals that eat it. Although rabbits seldom eat fescue, they may resort to this grass if other foods are not available. Fescue fields that remain idle for a number of years and succeed into blackberry, broomsedge, vetch and other preferred plants provide good habitat for rabbits. In areas where fescue occurs, serious rabbit management includes an aggressive program to convert pasture from fescue to native vegetation.
Woodlands for Cottontails - Cottontails are found in a variety of woodland habitats. Pine or mixed pine-hardwood forests have the most potential for rabbit habitat improvement.
Timber stands should be maintained at densities that allow food and protective cover to grow in the understory. Thinning pine stands to a basal area of 50-65 square feet per acre allows enough sunlight for the understory to develop. If higher timber densities are desired, rabbit habitat can still be improved by creating small, scattered openings that can develop into shrub-thicket areas.
Pine stands reach their maximum potential for wildlife when thinned and prescribe burned. Burning helps control hardwood competition, releases nutrients back into the soil and stimulates the growth of food and cover plants for rabbits. The best time for burning is betw
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Five Phoenix Student-Athletes Earn Academic All-League Honors
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
INDIANAPOLIS (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Five UW-Green Bay student-athletes have been recognized as members of the 2013 Spring Academic All-Horizon League Teams following successful semesters in competition and in the classroom. The teams were voted on by the league's faculty athletics representatives and athletics communications directors.
Earning academic all-league honors were men's tennis players Craig Cox (Surrey, England), Erik Finkenbrink (Duelmen, Germany) and Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany), men's golfer Cam Fuller (Sturgeon Bay, Wis.) and softball player Jessica Hrncar (Bristol, Wis.). Finkenbrink and Fuller grabbed academic all-league accolades for the second-straight season, while the others earned their first career awards. In addition, Finkenbrink, Fuller and Hrncar each graduated on May 18 at UW-Green Bay's commencement ceremony at the Kress Events Center.
Cox, a senior psychology major who achieved a perfect 4.0 grade-point average in the spring, was a Second-Team All-Horizon League selection after finishing the year 18-5 in singles play and 13-8 at No. 1 doubles. Also the winner of the league's Herb Foster Sportsmanship Award, Cox helped the Phoenix to a 17-7 overall record and the school's first regular season conference title.
Finkenbrink was a First-Team All-Horizon League pick in 2013, teaming up with Cox at No. 1 doubles and ending the year with a 10-8 mark at No.1 and No. 2 singles. The senior ended his Phoenix career as the school's all-time leader in doubles victories with 68, all while maintaining an impressive 3.89 cumulative GPA as a business administration major.
Tenzer also earned a flawless 4.0 GPA in the spring while majoring in business administration. On the court, the sophomore was tabbed as the 2013 Horizon League Player of the Year after going 16-4 in singles action, including a 14-4 record at No. 1. Tenzer went unbeaten in singles against league opponents during the regular season (6-0), and also earned a 10-4 record at No. 3 doubles.
Fuller, a senior business administration major with a 3.57 cumulative GPA, played in 12 events for the Phoenix and had a stroke average of 76.9 – good for second-best on the team. He had six top-10 finishes on the year, including a second-place showing at the Green Bay Shootout. Fuller's standout career was highlighted by a second-place individual finish at last year's Horizon League Championships.
Hrncar was a Second-Team All-Horizon League performer on the softball field in 2012-13 while holding a 3.8 cumulative GPA as a human biology. The senior played in 34 games for the Phoenix, starting 31 times, and had a batting average of .284 and a fielding percentage of 1.000.
In all, 91 Horizon League student-athletes were recognized across eight spring sports. The Phoenix participates in five of the eight sports, as Green Bay does not have baseball or men's and women's track and field.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Bud Norris has done a good job so far as the No. 1 starter for the Houston Astros.
Norris pitched three-hit ball over seven innings, Rick Ankiel drove in three runs and Justin Maxwell hit his first home run of the season, leading the Astros to a 5-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Friday in their first meeting as AL West rivals.
"I've had those kind of starts before in my career and I know I've got more left in me," Norris said. "It's not like anything changes. You try to do it every time and it's not necessarily going to go down that way."
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Norris (2-1) struck out five and walked two in his 100th big league start, helping the Astros win their third in a row after six straight losses.
Rookie manager Bo Porter used three relievers in the ninth to clinch the combined four-hitter.
"This guy's a No. 1 starter and he's pitched a lot of big games," Porter said. "I think his best years are definitely ahead of him. He's growing up right in front of our eyes, and it's a pleasure to see."
Singles by Brendan Harris, Mark Trumbo and Hank Conger were their only hits against Norris.
The Angels, coming off a three-game sweep by Oakland, have lost five straight and are off to a 2-8 start - matching the worst in franchise history.
The inaugural 1961 club also lost eight of its first 10.
Making matters worse was the way Friday's game ended, with Josh Hamilton forgetting the number of outs and getting doubled up at first base on Mark Trumbo's foul pop to Jason Castro.
"That's obviously a bad play. That's a mental mistake," manager Mike Scioscia said. "As perfect as players try to play, and as hard as they try to play, unfortunately mental mistakes are occasionally going to creep into the scenario.
"We've seen it from other teams, and unfortunately it got us tonight. And Josh knows it. He's accountable. He knows he messed up. So we're going to move on. It's a mental mistake. It happens. It's obviously ugly when it happens, and we're going to move on. That's it."
Tommy Hanson (1-1) threw 108 pitches through five innings, giving up five runs, eight hits and two walks.
The Angels, who have a $148.5 million payroll, have had their rotation struggle on this homestand.
Hanson, C.J. Wilson, Joe Blanton and Jason Vargas have allowed a combined 20 earned runs, 34 hits, four homers and 10 walks in 21 2-3 innings.
Ace right-hander Jered Weaver is on the disabled list for at least a month because of a broken bone in his left arm.
Garrett Richards will come out of the bullpen to make his first start of the season on Saturday.
Hanson gave up hits to his first four batters and threw 27 pitches before retiring anyone.
Jose Altuve singled and scored on a drive to right-center by Justin Maxwell, who was thrown out trying for a triple. TV replays showed that umpire Laz Diaz got the call wrong, as Luis Jimenez took the relay throw from second baseman Howie Kendrick and applied the tag after Maxwell's foot hit the bag.
Castro and Chris Carter followed with singles, and both runners advanced when Hanson attempted to pick off Castro and shortstop Brendan Harris mishandled the throw for an error. A full-count walk to Carlos Pena loaded the bases for J.D. Martinez, who struck out. But Ankiel grounded a two-run single just past shortstop on Hanson's 35th pitch, giving Houston a 3-0 lead.
Maxwell, who led the Astros last season with 18 homers, made it 4-0 in the second inning with a drive to left-center on a 2-1 pitch. It was the 18th home run given up in 90 1-3 innings this season by a Angels pitching staff that has a 5.38 ERA.
Ankiel, playing for his fifth big league club after signing a minor league contract with the Astros and getting an invite to spring training, completed the scoring with an RBI double in the third.
- The Angels paid tribute to their late public address announcer, David Courtney, with a pregame moment of silence. Courtney died Nov. 29. His widow, Janet, threw a ceremonial first pitch -- wearing a No. 19 Angels jersey that signified the years her husband spent behind the microphone at the "Big A."
- The Astros had a 3-3 interleague record against the Angels and were 1-2 in their only series at Anaheim in June 2007.
- Jimenez, the Angels' top rookie in spring training, made his major league debut after getting called up from Triple-A Salt Lake because of injuries to 3B Alberto Callaspo and SS Erick Aybar. OF J.B. Shuck was optioned to Salt Lake.
- Astros 1B Brett Wallace, 0 for 9 with five strikeouts against Hanson, sat out for the second straight game. He is 1 for 21 this season with 17 strikeouts.


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By NANCY BEAN FOSTER
Union Leader Correspondent | July 02. 2013 10:05PM
For 82 years, New Boston has pulled out all the stops for Independence Day. The parade that winds through town is a perennial favorite, and the events at the 4-H fairgrounds offer lots of entertainment, but this year is going to be extra special, said Kerri Kelley, chairman of the 250th committee.
"We've really upped the fireworks this year so as long as the weather cooperates, they're going to be amazing," she said.
For the organizers of the town's 250th celebration, Fourth of July marks a sort of halfway point in a year's worth of activities, and Kelley said everyone's pleased at how all of the events held thus far have turned out.
On July 7, the Historical Society will host an open house from 1 to 4 p.m., and at 6 p.m. there will be a band concert and ice cream social at the Gazebo.
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Earlier this week I was asked if I could appear as Vader in a comedy show here in Iceland that is aired at the National Television, the show is mainly political sketch and current event.
Vader was supposed to represent IMF (International Monetery Fund) It is all about the economy crisis here in Iceland. Most people view the IMF as a destructive force, that will cripple Iceland.
Any way I showed up and suited up, they build this cocpit that I was supposed to enter in through a sliding door.
You can see it here, Time index 18:06
I wanted to skip the lightsaber and I interacted more with the actor in the first take, the director wanted me to have the lightsaber and stand almost still in front of the camera. He also had trouble lighting the costume.
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The Reserve Bank should give preference to the non-corporate sector for new bank licences, Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council ChairmanC Rangarajan said.
"It is possible for the Reserve Bank to start with initially non-corporate business and find out whether there are suitable applicants and thereafter proceed to look at the other applicants," he said in an interview.
The RBI is in the process of finalising the guidelines for giving new bank licences after Parliament approved Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill last month.
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WKBN News wrote:Bazetta Police confirmed the body of Daniel Khalil Jr., 35, was pulled from Mosquito Lake around 5:30 Saturday afternoon. According to The Tribune Chronicle, Khalil was a Pittsburgh native who recently relocated to the area. Khalil was one of three who fell out of a boat early Saturday morning and into Mosquito Lake.
The Bazetta Fire Department said the men were duck hunting in a boat near Mosquito Creek Lake in an area just west of Main Street in Cortland.
"People on the west shore who were ducking hunting heard screaming from duck hunters on the lake," said Chief Dennis Lewis.
The cries for help, just before 6:30 a.m., launched a full fledged rescue operation. Over sixty personnel from more than a dozen agencies participated in the search.
Something caused the three men in the boat to go overboard. Officials said the boat may have been overloaded and a lower than normal lake level could have contributed.
"There's submerged stumps and hazards that people wouldn't be able to negotiate around in these kind of conditions," said Dianne Kolodziejski, with the Corps of Engineers, Mosquito Lake.
The windy and colder weather could have also contributed to the accident, something Bazetta's Fire Chief said posed immediate dangers.
"It was unsafe to be out today. It's just risky to do and sometimes we need to...if we're going to take those risks we need to have the proper gear," said Lewis.
At Mosquito Lake, 73 people have drowned and none of those were wearing a life jacket. Officials said that was the case for the three duck hunters who went into the water.
Mecca Township firefighters managed to rescue two of the men about a hour after they went overboard. They were taken to St. Joseph Health Center in Warren for treatment.
A desperate search utilizing divers, boats with sonar equipment and cadaver dogs was put to the test. Sandra Lesko and her K-9 partner, Dock was one of the teams out searching the waters.
"The dog can't pinpoint where the body is at, but he can say yes there's a body in a general area," said Lesko. "Basically, what the dog is indicating on is the gases coming from the body. And they're rising to the surface."


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2011 (Sophomore): Played in 18 games with six starts...Made first career start against Embry-Riddle...Started five straight games from Oct. 2-16 in the defensive backline...Attempted 11 shots, placing five on goal...Attempted career-high four shots against Evansville...Played a career-high 103 minutes against Weber State...Played more minutes in 11 games this season than previous career-high minutes played...Team was 2-0-4 in games started.
2010 (Freshman): Played in 13 games as a reserve...Totaled one assist for one point...Assist came against Montana...Attempted one shot, placing it on goal...Appeared in four Big Sky games...Played previous career-high 20 minutes in season opening game against Arizona State.
High School: Four-year letter winner and starter in soccer and softball, two-year letter winner and starter in field hockey at San Pasqual HS…2009 All-league soccer selection…2008 Valley league soccer champions, 2009 Division-I CIF semifinalist…Earned varsity soccer Coaches award in 2009…Also played club soccer with Rancho Santa Fe Attack...Club team won Nomads tournament and San Diego Pegasus tournament championships.
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Another great job!! I love the Polish underfolders. I wish I hadn't sold mine, but I needed to fund an RPK build. :-(
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I love the PMKMS. I bought a few kits from global trades years ago, back when they were $179. I sold off a couple of the folders for $50 a pop, bringing the cost down to $129 a kit. Ahh, the good old days.
Nice build, thanks for the pics.
Nice looking build! I built my Polish UF on a NDS too. I haven't gotten around to putting a finish on it yet. I like the Cerakote.
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Imagine being tasked with finding a nondescript gray car being driven somewhere in the United States. And imagine that your primary tools for finding that car are a few aircraft and a handful of vehicles of your own.
That's the challenge the U.S. Navy faces when trying to find a pirate skiff trolling the seas off the coast of Somalia, the western Indian Ocean, and the Arabian Sea—an area the size of the United States. How can the search be optimized?
A new weapon in the war against high-seas piracy is helping improve the odds. A team overseen by Jim Hansen (AeroEngr '92, MS '93) has created a supercomputer model that combines data on weather, ocean currents, commercial shipping information, available intelligence information, and known pirate behavior to identify the most probable areas for pirate attacks. By running many hundreds of thousands of scenarios, researchers can develop a picture of pirate behavior to give navy commanders an advantage on escalating piracy.
"We're able to demonstrate that the environment has an impact on pirate activity," says Hansen, lead scientist at the probabilistic prediction research office at the Naval Research Laboratory's (NRL) Marine Meteorology Division in Monterey, California. He is also head of one of the branches of the Marine Meteorology Division at NRL.
Using predictive modeling techniques, the program can be updated numerous times a day as new forecasts of winds, wave heights, and undersea currents—which can affect the pirates' ability to operate small boats in attacks on commercial ships—become available. But it isn't enough to simply overlay this environmental data with behavioral and intelligence information. The program couples environmental, intelligence, and behavioral information in a dynamically consistent way.
Also armed with information about where pirates have their bases, where they like to hunt, and what kinds of boats they use, the model accounts for how environmental factors could impact their ability to maneuver. By running the model hundreds of thousands of times using slightly different attributes each time, multiple pirate tracks are interpreted probabilistically and disseminated to decision makers.
The result of the predictive modeling program is a color-coded map of the Indian Ocean showing areas of probability for a pirate attack, similar to the weather forecast maps compiled by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
"There is a lot of richness in the information," says Hansen, "and you can break it down in a lot of ways. The basic idea of simulating behaviors is not new, but what's unique is the coupling with environmental information and the application to piracy. This product is consistent with how we think the pirates work. It gives us information about where they're likely to be."
The model can be used for additional applications. Hansen is applying similar ideas to the illicit trafficking problem and the anti-submarine warfare problem. In addition, Hansen uses environmental forecasts to plot optimal routes for navy ships to follow that minimize fuel consumption. He also is developing software that predicts likely distributions of hurricane winds and waves to provide guidance about whether ships should move away from naval bases that might be impacted by a storm and the optimum routes to take into open water.
Anyone planning a picnic or an outdoor wedding knows about the uncertainty of long-range weather predictions. Sometimes three-day and five-day weather forecasts are spot on and sometimes they miss the mark completely. Another of Hansen's research interests is estimating uncertainty in a weather forecast and predicting how accurate their three- and five-day weather forecasts will be.
"I'm trying to find ways to give operational forecasters uncertainty guidance," he says. "We run weather prediction models from around the world with small perturbations to the initial conditions to get 20 to 40 forecasts instead of just one forecast. That takes a lot of computer power."
Thanks to chaos, when they make those small initial perturbations, what they end up with by day five is a collection of completely different weather forecasts, each one an equally likely representation of what the actual weather will be.
"Whether you're talking about weather forecasting, ship routing, or pirate interdiction, perhaps just as important as estimating uncertainty is communicating all that information to a decision maker in a useful way," he says. "That's an important piece that's often overlooked and it's something I work on and worry about all the time."
The son of an aeronautical engineer, Hansen grew up under the flight path of Sea-Tac Airport in Seattle, Washington. He remembers being four years old sitting on his front porch watching planes take off and land, and thinking that it would be fun to design airplanes some day.
While at CU-Boulder, Hansen was an All Big Eight tackle and the 1992–93 captain of the Buffs football team. He graduated from CU-Boulder with undergraduate and graduate degrees in aerospace engineering sciences. In 1998 he received a PhD in atmospheric, oceanic, and planetary physics as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, and then he taught physics at Oxford's Exeter College.
Prior to joining NRL, Hansen was an assistant professor of earth, atmospheric, and planetary sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
"I greatly enjoyed doing basic research, but having a background as an engineer, I wanted to try my ideas out in a more practical setting," says Hansen. "Unfortunately, I couldn't do that in the academic environment. In my field, it is difficult to take a basic science idea and transition it from academia into an operational center to see if it actually works. I decided to leave academia and I'm very fortunate to be at NRL."
Last fall, Hansen returned to CU-Boulder to give a talk about his work using predictive modeling techniques to combat pirate activity.
"I like to tell students that regardless of what you end up doing in life, engineering is a great background to have," says Hansen.
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Searching for a job, Rachel Lamensdorf says she always kept an open mind. She didn't limit herself to the Big Four accounting firms. And Lamensdorf '10, who received her BS in accounting and expects an MBA in public accountancy this spring, will go to work as an assurance associate for BDO.
Like others who already have secured jobs in a tight market, she started her search early, stayed active in student organizations, and put to use all of her campus experiences. The result was the job she wanted.
"For me, BDO was where I felt the most comfortable," said Lamensdorf, an assurance intern there last summer. "While it may only be No. 5 on the accounting list, it has everything I am looking for. BDO encompasses a sense of family."
Aaron Jones echoes the value of a broad search. "I think that the most important thing that I did was to keep my options open in terms of internship and job opportunities," said Jones '10, who's also pursuing his MBA in public accountancy this year.
As a junior, he cast his net across the Big Four firms as well as local firms near his home in New Jersey. He didn't let his goal of working for PwC limit his search's scope.
"I think many students are too narrow in their search for internships and jobs, which oftentimes leads to a lack of valuable opportunities and experience," said Jones. He's been hired as an assurance associate in the consumer and industrial products segment of PricewaterhouseCoopers, based in Philadelphia.
For Erica Enders '11, the lessons she learned in the classroom and on the women's swimming team paid off in her job search.
"I understand that it takes hard work and perseverance to attain anything, whether it is a grade or position on the roster. You may have to adapt your approach or training to gain a desirable outcome," said Enders, a business administration major with a marketing concentration. She will enter the PepsiCo. campus hire program in Silver Spring, Md., starting in a marketing/sales position on track for promotion to a management role within six months.
"My classes taken in and out of the business school have helped to develop my confidence in my own expertise," said Enders. From classes such as strategic management she understands corporate strategy and other business objectives, which she called "valuable speaking points during the interview process."
Her first contact with Pepsi demonstrates the value of networking. Her mother, a tutor, was talking to a parent of one of her students. That woman, an accountant at Pepsi, told Enders to apply for a food service sales internship and offered her name as a recommendation on the application. That allowed Enders to get her first-round interview.
At the subsequent Pepsi internship last summer, she worked 10 hours a day. "When you are passionate about your company, it is reflected in your work,'' said Enders. "Had I not exhausted my connections and pursued an alternative position in sales first, I would have missed out on what has become an amazing opportunity."
Job hunting should be part of a student's daily routine, says Gabriel Donnini '11, a business administration major concentrating in finance and corporate accounting. "The idea that sending out an application takes up a relatively little amount of your time, and causes you to lose nothing, is one that enabled me to persist and remain passionate about my job search," he said.
Chitika Inc., a data analytics company in Westborough, Mass., has hired Donnini as a business analyst. He will work for the director of finance building economic models to increase the company's efficiency and performance.
Jones recommends taking advantage of as much as possible on campus. He's a former president of the IC chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, the honor society for accounting and finance students and professionals. From various workshops and presentations, he ticks off what he learned:
- How to properly dress for an interview.
- How to write an eye-catching cover letter.
- What to include on a resume.
- How to improve his interview skills.
- How to work on his elevator pitch.
"I found all of this training extremely useful during my search for an internship, especially throughout the different interviews that were conducted during my recruitment at PwC," he said.
A varied campus career leads to self-confidence. Lamensdorf said she never shied away from walking up to visiting professionals to begin a conversation.
"I tried to find something I had in common with each professional so I could try and relate to them in some way. By connecting over something we had in common, I felt that the professional would remember me," she said.
Lamensdorf played on the gymnastics team, was a teaching assistant in three classes, and is graduate assistant to the Professional Development Coordinator this year – all activities that she said helped her communication and leadership skills.


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Employee parking permits are issued at the start of each academic year. Student and Adjunct Faculty permits are issued each semester. A limited number of temporary or semester permits are issued also. Read More
Parking at Lesley University is subject to parking permit regulations. Lesley University Department of Public Safety officers are empowered to enforce parking regulations and issue citations. Read More
Because parking at Lesley is limited, a violation and fine system has been developed to help maintain control of our parking lots. The following outlines the fines and penalties for unauthorized/illegally parked vehicles on Lesley property. Read More
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This condenser fan motor kit is designed for use with refrigerators. This fan draws air through the condenser coils and over the compressor. It does this with the goal of cooling the warm refrigerant before it enters the evaporator. When your fan or fan motor is not working your refrigerator will not cool properly. This is a 2-Watt, 115 Volt motor that rotates the fan in a counter clockwise direction. This kit includes the hardware needed for installation, and a set of instructions. Before you begin any repair work make sure to unplug your appliance.
This part works with the following brands: Kenmore, Amana, Whirlpool, Admiral, Maytag, Magic Chef, KitchenAid, Crosley, Jenn-Air, Roper, Litton, Hoover, International, Norge, Estate, Gibson, Caloric, General Electric.
This part works with the following products: Refrigerator, Freezer, Dryer.
This part fixes the following symptoms:
Unplug the appliance.Removed the screws holding the back panel.Removed the fan blade.removed 3 screws holding the condenser fan.Remove the 3 metal brackets attached to the fan.(First note which studs the brackets are attached to. Attach the 3 metal brackets to the new fan. (New screws were supplied)Cut and strip the wire about two inches from the fan.Cut and strip the new wire. I cut the new wire in half (about 6 inches.) Connect the two wires, twist and used 2 wire nuts. Tie wrap the wire to the wire harness. Mount the new fan (three screws)Screw the back panel back on.Mount the new
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rmv panel (5min) rmv fan/motor 3 screws (10 m) cut wire 2in from motor, re route remainder of wire to front so can strip for wire nuts. ( 10m) attach old fan to new motor, place in old opening ,3 screws, a little fussy to align, ( 15m ) route and strip wire from new motor , zip ties work well, wire nuts , plug in fridge vola, no noise, close up, reverse panel. ( 20m). i also took time to clean grilles with small vac and damp rag, ( looks and sounds like new) bob Wi.
First I unplug the refrigerator, then I unscrewed the cardbord cover with a screwdriver, disconnected the wires, unscrewed the screws, removed fan bracket with the fan. Since my wire connector was different, I had to strip the wires to connect the fan, twist wires together with the connecting wires, use wire nuts wire nuts and wrapped in black tape. I then hooked together the connection making sure the fan was rotating in the right direction. I then placed the fan bracket back in its place, lined up the screwed holes and installed the screws back to the original tightness. I plugged the refrigerator up to see if the fan was working properly. It was so I unplugged it again to start the nwxt part replacement.The next part I installed was a icemaker and water dispenser water inlet valve. I turned off the incoming water valve. I removed the two screws that held the old water valve in place. Unplugged the two connectors, removed the water lines and reinstalled the new water inlet valve hooking it up the way I unhooked it. Then I turned on incoming water line, checked for leaks. I put the cardboard panel back on and was done. The two parts were successfully installed in an hour. We now have a efficiently working refrigerator and a cold freezer and have the proper amount of ice cubes that are supposed to be made.
Remove the back hardboard cover screws for access to the condenser fan. I opted to tip the fridge over on its side for even better access to the fan mounts and wire. Replaced the fan assy (reused the fan). Splice the wire and it's done.
After moving the refrigerator away from the wall I removed the cover on the lower back of the unit by removing the screws that held it in place. The condenser fan was not turning and there was heat build up in the area causing the refrigerator to not work properly creating elevated temperatures in both the freezer and regrigerator. Removal of three torx screws from the original motor was all it took to get the motor free. By turining it and working the fan blade around the mounting bracket I had the motor out in just a few minutes. Replacing the new motor was just as easy to reinstall. The fan was removed from the old motor and placed on the new for installation. The original motor was wired to accept a connector from the wiring harness of the refrigerator. I simply cut the connector off the wiring harness and stripped the insulation from the wires which easily allowed me to connet the wires of the motor and harness with two wire nuts. Three self tapping screws were used to hold the motor in place replacing the torx screws. Installed I plugged the unit in and immediately the fan started spinning as the unit came to life. Cleaned and replaced the cover over the back and slid back into its spot. Running as good as it did when it was new. Easy job to take care of.
My husband replaced the condenser fan. It took awhile and a few choice words but he got it replaced. The fan seemed to work fine, but it still wasn't cooling. I noticed that when we had the fridge unplugged that water started draining out the dials at the top of the fridge under the freezer. And there was absolutely no water at all in the drip pan under the fridge. So I took the doors off and totally took the inside of the freezer apart. I discovered that the styrofoam on the floor of the freezer had become inudated with fluid and the under the foam the coils were all frozen solid with ice. Hence not allowing any drainage. I put a lamp in the freezer area and defrosted all the ice. In searching the internet i discovered that they no longer produce the foam so i went to home depot and got a piece of foam and aluminum foil and cut it to replace the ruined foam. I put the fridge all back together said a prayer and crossed my fingers and lo and behold it works perfectly now!!!!
Unplugged refrigerator. Removed lower back access panels and panel running up the back of refrigerator. Removed and disconnected old fan. Removed old fan motor from mounting bracket. Removed fan blade from old fan motor and placed on new fan motor. Connected new fan motor to power supply. Tested. Reinstalled.
The motor kit had only two wires coming out of it. The existing one in the refrig had 6. I spliced the 2 red to one black on the new part and 2 white to the other black wire on the new part. The two green I attached to a screw. I left the 6 wire harness in place just cut off the plug piece that went into the old motor, and spliced all my wires. Worked great!
While investigating a water leak I discovered the condenser fan seized. I removed the fan to prevent a fire and ordered the part. The hardest part was identifying the correct fan. That took longer than the installation. I cut the wires and spliced in the new motor. It rotated correctly and I replaced the crill. Done Total time of ice maker water leak repair and fan replacement about 1 hour.
UnplugRemove entire back panel (both chipboard and metal fan grill)Unscrew both fan mount plate screws - fan won't be able to come out because it is still plugged inWhen looking at back of fridge, locate a small plastic box to the immediate left of the condenser. It's a circuit block. Release the metal spring clip holding the plastic cover in place, and trace the fan wire connections back to the fan. Make a note of which wire is connected to which terminal (1 of the fan wires has white lettering and 1 is just black)Unplug both fan wire connects from circuit block to release the fan power cable.Remove the fan mounting plateRelease fan blade clip by pressing fan against motor and unscrewing and remove fan bladesUnscrew motor from brackets - note alignment of motor on bracketsMount new motor on brackets. Leave plug wire disconnected (replacement motor has a harnessed plug wire)Connect new plug wire to the circuit block keeping wires connected to the proper terminalsSnake new plug wire behind condenser like the old wire was and run through cable bracket to the back right of the condenserPlug wire harness into motor and re-mount fan mount plateReattach fan blade and secure using blade mount kitReplace back panels
1. Removed the cardboard cover.2. Removed the terminal block and unplugged the old motor.3. Removed three screws that held old motor to the bracket.4. Removed the fan blade from the old motor.5. Installed the fan blade (after cleaning) to the new motor.6. Crimped on new wire terminals onto the leads on the new motor.7. Installed the new motor using the fasteners provided.8. Plugged the new motor wires onto the proper terminals in the terminal block.9. remounted the terminal block.10. reinstalled the cardboard cover.
My refrigerator condenser fan was burned out, and it was so weak you could stop it with your hands, and over time it will stop working.I order a replacement and change it my self, all you got to do is take the cover from the back off and unscrew the fan + blade it was like 3 screws; I did had to cut the wires because the original fan had a connector the replacement did not had, but that was no biggie, it all works now it's been over a week so I call it a success.
simply removed old motor and replaced new. I'm over 82 and it was hard to get down and up to floor level!! One thing was a little puzeling -that was to insert the right screws which had a nitch in the end of the threds to keep it from loosening- I thought I was spoiling the threds cause I had to use a little pressure to start the screws and thought I had the wrong screws--they had sent several sets of them for different name brands- but II got it and everything seems to be allright - Could you tell me if I could purchase a replacement compressor and some refrigerent -the new kind. thank you, George Erlandson Only if my comp. goes out!!!
I saw on a partselect web site that these symptoms could be caused by a failed condensor fan motor. After removing the cardboard panel in back of the refrigerator I noticed the fan was not running when the rfigerator was. The fan was held in place by three brackets. I unscrewed the screws holding the fan motor to the brackets and also unscrewed one of the brackets to make room to pull the motor out. I cut the wires close to the motor. I removed the fan blade and secured it to the new motor. I had to reroute the old wires in order to have enough slack to use wire nuts to attach them to the leads on the new motor. I then re-attached the motor to the two brackets remaining in place and then re-attacehed the third bracket I had removed to get the motor out.. The most difficult part was working in a very confined space.
I have replaced the circuit board, the condenser fan motor but the unit still will not feeze correctly. The bottom of the unit freezes but just barely cools the rest of the freezer and ice box. Have you got any other advice that might help. This is a side by side unit. What else could be the problem. It seems that the fan is not working correctly or it is stuck in defrost mode. The coils where the fan is seem to be icing up but it will not let the fan work. THanks for your help, David Wilson
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It has become Boston's "social event of winter season." The first two Monday nights of February in Boston are reserved for the Beanpot, an annual hockey tournament that featues Boston College, Boston University, Harvard and Northeastern. It all started on Dec. 26, 1952 at the old Boston Arena. The next year the Beanpot moved to the Garden, where it has been played ever since and become the official battle for Boston's hockey bragging rights.
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Just got back from the trap club after testing out two 16 yard loads and three 25 yard HDCP loads
with the new DRRF8 wads, made of virgin plastic, to see how well they shot and how much plastic was
left in the barrel.
Rem sts,w209, RedDot at 16grs at around 1145fps broke 50 birds with a full choke in the top and bottom barrels.
Peter BlueMagic,w209, RedDot at 18.2 grs at the 25 yard line out of the bottom barrel full choke, broke 25 straight
with Mag 8's. I saved the 71/2 with 17.5grs of RedDot after seeing how well the 8's did.
Federal GMedal,f209,Unique 22grs, 12s3 wad with 7.5 shot at 25 yards broke 24 targets but the wind at my back was making the birds drop and fly off course but in good conditions with rising targets I am sure 25 would be in the bag.
Now the high point of the story.....................
I checked my barrels after shooting the loads and the barrels were................
CLEAN!! just burnt powder here and there.
One note;
I loaded one box with the Mec Jr and put 35 pounds of pressure on the wad and the load was a
Rem sts,w209, 19.5gr GreenDot with 7.5 pellets and it broke 23 clays........................??
Loaded in my 366 progressive with cb 3118a wads I can break 99 out of 100, so far.
Hoping the DR wad in the 366 progressive will shoot better on the next trip to the club.
I have stayed away from #8's at the HDCP but the RedDot load has me thinking again, since they hit the clays hard.
I will try 7 & 8's with GreenDot the next trip out to see what turns out. Hard to believe that I almost shot up 25 pounds
of mag 8's already, just in my test loads. Well, a few 7/8 and 1oz loads too..........
Good shooting.