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My daughter, stationed @ Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, NC. Sent me a text this morning. With the headlights "off" the driver side brake light does not work. When the headlights are "on" it works fine. I told her that there may be a problem with her light switch. Can anyone tell me what else might cause this?
I would suspect a bulb first, unless its an LED tail light. Then I would suspect a tail light connector problem. Some Jeeps have a circuit board in the tail light though. If its not something that can be tested with a test light or meter, I'm lost. But if one brake light works its not the brake light switch. The problem could be in the headlight switch but thats not the first place I would look.
IDJ is right .. bulb first.. but.. it could also be aBad ground connection in the tail light harness.... where the harness is grounded..or bad connection to the bulb inside the socket...this jeep probably a 3157 bulb...each filament has a wire sticking out at the both ends... but in the socket.. one end is grounded.. i have had to on a lot of cars.. use a probe and bend the contacts inward in the socket slightly so it contacts the wires on the side of the bulb base shown above..depending on the year.. it could be a lamp controller problem.. as a LOT of the newer models are multiplexed... think remote controlled..can you post a year??? so i might see if i can find a wiring diagram.. there are changes between some of the years..
it is a 2006 Patriot. But why would the light work with the lights on, and not when they are off? if it did not work at all, i would go straigt to the bulb, then check ground. the ground is the same for the bulb in both conditions.
Because the bulb shorts to ground when you step on the brakes... on the inside filament. Some are a pain to replace also...These new bulbs are not cheap either I can't tell you how many newer cars I see daily and I travel 60 miles each way to work..How many cars do you see with one DRL?..Just a little FYI if you ever have to replace a front head light Don't Touch The Bulb use the paper that comes with it to install it..The little bit of oil from your fingers is enough to burn the bulb out prematurly..It creates a hot spot where you fingers touch the bulb...Bob
Maybe Wayne will find the schematic.That is an odd condition, and I'm just betting on bulb because in my experience thats where 99% of lamp problems are found, in the bulb or socket. Sometimes they defy explanation. There can be a burnt filament laying on a good one inside the bulb or something wierd like that. If the trouble isn't the lamp or wiring, I suppose it could be the headlight switch or the turn signal switch for that matter. Hope its something light, no pun intended. Frustrating when lamps don't work right or have intermittent problems.
Aha! Bob and I were typing at the same time. Two votes for messed up filament in the bulb.
it its a patriot.. it must be a 2008 or newer model..i went looking in my free resources.. not listed...i did find a 2003 grand cherokee manual which should be the similar..and some 2005 JGC but the wiring diagrams for the brake and tail lights are weird.. i will need to probably print a dozen pages to figure out how it works.. i was hoping that they would have a look and swap the bulb and check the contacts before i try to comprehend the diagrams..
idrivejunk:Aha! Bob and I were typing at the same time. Two votes for messed up filament in the bulb.You know what they say?..Great minds think alike..LOL..Yeah I've had it happen to me.so it's a common problem,up North in the winter those bulbs burn very hot and with the cold air they blow out in a heart beat.. How you doing Bud? BobI'm still in the hospital, but hopefully today Monday (it's 1:30am). They are going in to find a bleeding artery after almost killing me with an over-dose of coumodin..The internest is certain thats what it is. So he's going to punch a hole in my Belly Button..Find the bleeder and cauterize the ends..I told him I want to be awake for the procedure..he laughed and shook his head..I'm not going to sleep for any-one they almost killed me so I'm not taking any chances..I hope to get out of this Bizzarro World and get back to reality..I need physical therapy so I will be here, probably until the weekend... Bob


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New York Times columnist David Brooks ignored the actual proposals that Mitt Romney and Rep. Paul Ryan have for Medicare to claim that their plan "would not shift costs to seniors."
Brooks wrote: "Whenever you hear a Democrat say that Romney and Ryan would end Medicare or cost seniors $6,000, that is a misleading reference to the original Ryan plan, not anything on offer today. Today's Romney plan would not shift costs to seniors." Brooks later added "The Romney-Ryan approach might work. If it doesn't, the federal budget would suffer but seniors wouldn't."
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"I owe much of this honor to my team for providing the competitive environment and the support necessary to allow me to excel at a high level. The Honda Committee has honored many Tar Heels with this award and I am extremely humbled to become the 12th Tar Heel recipient over the years to be so honored," said Dunn.
Dunn is the 11th Tar Heel to win the award since Shannon Higgins' selection in 1989 and she is Carolina's 12th selection overall. Other recipients include Kristine Lilly in 1991, Mia Hamm in 1992 and 1993, Tisha Venturini in 1994, Lorrie Fair in 1999, Meredith Florance in 2000, Catherin Reddick in 2003, Heather O'Reilly in 2006, Casey Nogueira in 2008 and Whitney Engen in 2009.
The CWSA presents the Honda Sports Award annually to top women athletes in 12 NCAA-sanctioned sports. With this honor, Dunn becomes a finalist for the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year and the 2013 Honda Cup. Dunn was chosen by a vote from 1,000 NCAA member schools. Finalists included Alina Garciamendez-Rowold (Stanford University), Christine Nairn (Penn State University), and Ines Jaurena (Florida State University).
"Obviously we consider this an extraordinary honor and we're excited the Honda Committee picked Crystal Dunn. It's clear they were aware of her importance to our run through the NCAA Tournament. She scored goals in the first four games of the Tournament run and assisted on goals in both College Cup games, including the game-winner against Stanford. It has been a dream fall for Crystal and the Tar Heels. We are incredibly proud of Crystal and thrilled with this wonderful recognition," said Head Coach Anson Dorrance.
Dunn is a sociology major who spent part of the 2012 collegiate season with the U.S. U-20 Women's National Soccer Team that claimed the 2012 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in September in Japan.
Both Dunn and Amber Brooks, who won the TopDrawerSoccer National Player of the Year award last week, are eligible to have their numbers honored by the University. Both players' numbers will be "retired" (although the numbers remain active at the discretion of the nominee). Brooks #22 was previously worn by National Player of the Year Cindy Parlow and Dunn's #19 was previously worn by National Player of the Year Mia Hamm.
The Collegiate Women Sports Awards has honored the nation's top NCAA women athletes for 37 years, recognizing not only superior athletic skills, but also leadership, academic excellence and eagerness to participate in community service. Honda has been a sponsor of the Collegiate Women Sports Awards for the past 27 years. Since commencing its sponsorship in 1986, Honda has provided more than $2.5 million in institutional grants to the universities of the award winners and nominees to support women's athletics programs at the institutions. Previous Honda Cup winners include Brittney Griner, Ann Meyers Drysdale, Lisa Fernandez, Misty May-Treanor, Maya Moore, and Candace Parker.


text: Ekaterina Kulinicheva speaks to Weir for sport-express.ru He is the 3 times USA national champion, but his achievements in the international level are modest - he only ever got a bronze medal at the worlds 2008. Nevertheless, he is one of the most loved skaters and his decision to come back and participate the Olympics in Sochi became a sensation all over the world. A week ago the 28y.o. American participated a competition in Espoo: it was his first competition in 2.5 years. I want to live my life the way I choose - I have very positive feelings about my comeback, smiled Johnny sitting in the press room in Espoo. He had just finished the competition becoming 4th and seemed if not satisfied certainly not crashed. -I'm not Pluschenko, I can't come back the way he did - winning the nationals, then Europeans. We've always been different. Of course I admire his achievements, but I decided to take things slowly. There were some positive as well as negative things in Finland, but then I didn't expect to be on the top of the form in October. It's impossible. I need more time. My goal was to show everyone that I indeed came back and not just trying to create some talks with no reasons. Everything I've been doing in those 2.5 years was great: show, fashion, music, books - all those things the celebrities do. But it can't compare to figure skating. EK: How did people close to you take your decision? JW: There aren't too many close people. Everyone were supportive. Including Galina (Zmievskaya) who said I can come back any time I feel ready. I realized what was expecting me - it's hard to come back and compete with the 17, 18, 19y.o. They are kids who have nothing but figure skating in their lives. I will be almost 30 in Sochi. It's hard, especially if you are not a fighter like Pluschenko. But if people see me overcoming myself on the daily basis perhaps they will be inspired to become better. EK: Do you remember the moment you decided to come back? JW: I think it was in February (actually in the end of January). But, of course, I needed time to realize it's real. I think it went on till June till we had the first run through of the programme. That's when I realize that guess I was going to compete again. EK: You mentioned several times the defeat in Vancouver broke your heart. Could you imagine back then you'd attempt to come back? JW: No way! But after being home for two years everything becomes possible. EK: Are there any old injuries that bother you? JW: So far so good. There are small things every day - I might hurt a toe on a bad landing or just hurt something. But it's because I'm so old. Unlike Lysacek after making the decision Johnny didn't argue with the US figure skating federation about the money and participated shows to gain enough money to pay the bills. He doesnt' mind admitting so. At the end of the day he is the one who is seen as the figure skating saviour who could bring 3 spots to the USA in Olympics. EK: After retiring you openly admitted being gay and married a man. Did it influence your relationship with the federation? JW: My whole life I wanted to live the way I like. Not so more people would like me, but for myself. If people care about me being married to a man - well, I'm proud of it. I told many times why did I go public about being gay : it happens the teenagers commit suicide because they are afraid not being accepted the way they are. It's awful. Perhaps my story will make someone stronger. As for my relationship with the federation ever since Vancouver things changed. I became a star in the USA and it's a big difference. The Federation knows I want to bring the viewers back to figure skating, I know they'll support me in getting to the Worlds. Our relationship now is far better than it used to be. I'm not trying to change them, they are not trying to change me. Business is a competition as well EK: There is an opinion figure skating becomes less and less popular. Is your mission to make the sport as beloved as it used to be? JW: It is indeed important for me. I didn't win the Olympics, but it'\s not important for the audience. Some think I was - I was congradulated on winning the gold several times. I want to show there are plenty of interesting people in the Figure Skating who deserve to be as loved as say, the football players. They are just payed less. Figure skaters have to work really hard for much lesser goods. Why figure skating becomes less popular? It think because it became a gymnastics on the ice. There is no place for art anymore. We need more skaters who are willing to take a risk and try something new. It's hard, especially in such countries as the USA, where the competition is so high. In order to get to the worlds you have to beat everyone domestically. Hence skaters have to follow the rules and there isn't much space left for expressing themselves. I think the CoP is important, but it deprived the audience from understanding what is going on, why someone wins and someone looses. It used to be easy enough :you fall you loose. Now you can fall 4 times from your jumps but make more revolutions in the spins or something else and win. People don't understand it. EK: It was written FS became less popular in the USA because there are no local champions. Hence the federation is so interested in your and Lysacek's comeback. JW: It's hard to tell. During my time in show business I learned one thing - the show biz is also a competition, but the goal is not a medal, it's the public's attention. Not only you compete with Lysacek, but with Kardashian, Aguilera and others. If the interest in figure skating went down it's not because of me, Lysacek or Pluschenko - there is a deeper reason. Our sport is not as glamorous as it used to be. For example when I look at my marks I don't understand what they mean. And, frankly, I'm not even trying to find out. I always tried to express myself, show the emotions. Fortunately my coaches understand the rules. They tell me what to do, provoke me all the time to make the programme harder, for example to put a 3A in the 2nd part of the programme. Coaching me means being one step ahead, surprise me and make me do something I don't really want to. It's not for nothing they call Galina a talented puppets master. Retiring after his failure in Vancouver Weir didn't really know what is he going to do in his new life. In the end he did no less good then , for instance, Lysacek. Johnny participated various show, he published a book `Welcome to my World', became one of the fashion guys and charmed everyone with his reality show `Johnny be good', which received good feedbacks and a good press. For instance the USA today journalist wrote `I didn't really know that guy before but became a fan of his after the 1st episode' So as far as the Americans go Johnny is even more of a star now coming back than he was when he left. Gaga on ice EK: How did it happen that Lady Gaga gave you a remix of Poker Face for your programme? JW: I was sitting with her mother in New York restaurant at the winter and I mentioned I'd love to do a competitive programme to Gaga's song, but there is a problem: am not allowed to use lyrics. Of course I could find a karaoke cover, but that's silly. She dialed her daughters' number immediately and let me ask her. Lady Gaga is so amazing. I respect endlessly people who can be so successful yet so humble. In the end after that call Gaga sent me 3 versions of Poker Face without lyrics. It's a great story, by the way! No matter how do I skate I have a Gaga music! EK: Have you considered a show together? JW: Oh, I did. I'm considered a Gaga on the ice, so it would make sense to do a show together. I'd love to create something special for the Olympic season: to get together all the ideas I have, do create costumes with the known designers, to try and unite all the talented people who I was lucky to work with during the last two years. EK: What will become of your celebrity life now? JW: I still get a lot of offers. But I decline everything now and concentrate on training. You can't live in both worlds at the same times. Of course I have to make money and pay the bills, but sport comes first now. It's how it is supposed to be if I want to be back on the high level. But my show is still popular in the USA and it's nice. Many are skeptical about Weir's perspectives in sport. After his LP in Espoo one of the quite knowledgeable people said : I don't know. Figure skating is a hard sport. Johnny himself asks to give him time and says he is not stupid to skate show programmes in the competitions. Indeed in the practices he seemed much more confident, which is a good thing. JW: The new programmes are cool, interesting and comfortable. I hope everyone will be able to see that soon - just as soon as I overcome my nerves. We are looking forward, Johnny!


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You can't stop Jarvis Varnado you can only hope to contain him.
The tornado!
You guys know I am a Philly fan big time----------for football. I do not follow the Sixers at all. Pistons all the way. But about the time we were down by 30, I started paying more attention to the crowd and thinking those in attendance were probably 90% Eagles fans too, so I started feeling happy for them, that is the only way I can handle this pathetic loss....
Amazing turnout crowd wise for a team that hasn't won since the super bowl.
The Pistons did them a favor to be there footage and they will reward us someday. Business, man.
After a game like this...I expect about 56 fans at home to see the Bucks play.
Our marquee free agents put up 3-13 and 3 techs within a couple of minutes. That's what we need from them.
Unless you consider the moment the newest Power Rankings come out. Now there's something to look forward to...
This is the loss we'll remember when the Pistons get jumped in the lottery and lose their pick. I can feel it coming.
Ernie don't say that, its bad karma
told u...........................................(except for the at the buzzer part)
"if????"...why was there any doubt????????????????? this team has embarrassed our city all across the nation (and when u live out of state , you notice it more-NO HOME BIAS reporting)- thank God for the blues and the greens!
it's on the way, Tank! lol
i would suffice to say that Micheal carter Williams is better than any player WE'VE got!
just saw the highlight of his shot that went to the top of the backboard!!! and then he gets TWO T's!!!!???????He has got to GO!!!
how could yall spend FIVE MINUTES watching this game when Wisconsin vs Arizona was showing two teams with HEART!!!!!! and now reporters are COMMENDing the Sixers resolve??? NOO WAY, JOSE-it was about the lack of what it's like to be a man from the Pistons !
Probably Chaz was cracking jokes, Jennings was his usual pouting self and Stuckey was giving hugs to everybody. That is a big part of our problem really. Nobody cares when they lose.
Definitely Stuckey was congratulating and hugging the Sixers on their win
This game was over at end of the first quarter buzzer. The Pistons never got any closer than 10 afterwards.
because they KNEW the streak was gonna end vs pisstons
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Using a 30-2 run to start the second half, Green Bay (9-3) turned its final tune-up before Horizon League play begins into a rout on Saturday afternoon, defeating visiting St. Francis 91-41 in non-conference men's basketball action at the Resch Center. The Phoenix, winners of four-straight and six of its past seven games, opens Horizon League action on Thursday at 7 p.m., hosting Cleveland State.
Senior Vincent Garrett (Chicago, Ill.) made 8-of-11 shots and tallied career highs in points (20) and rebounds (9) on Saturday, leading four Phoenix players in double figures. Junior Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.) was efficient in 26 minutes, totaling 17 points and eight assists without a turnover. Senior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) and sophomore Carrington Love (Milwaukee, Wis.) added 13 points as the Phoenix shot 56.7 percent from the field in the win.
Thanks to early 6-of-9 shooting from long range, the Fighting Saints trailed just 23-20 at the 8:42 mark of the first half. From that point on, the visitors would make just 1-of-15 three-pointers as Green Bay outscored them 68-21 for the rest of the afternoon.
Coming out of halftime with a 39-26 lead, the Phoenix scored the first 14 points and 30 of the first 32 to increase the margin to 74-30. During the run, Sykes had two dunks, junior Lamin Fulton (Philadelphia, Pa.) knocked down a pair of three-pointers and Garrett scored the final five points.
Including the 13 from Love, Green Bay's bench totaled 37 points in the win. Freshman Turner Botz (Little Chute, Wis.) scoring a career-high nine points and Fulton and freshman Kenneth Lowe (Little Chute, Wis.) adding six points each.
The Phoenix finished the game shooting 56.7 percent from the field (34-60) and 11-of-20 from long range. The 11 triples, which included three each from Garrett and Love and two apiece for Fulton and Botz, are a season high for Green Bay. The hosts handed out 21 assists and committed only nine turnovers.
Green Bay's defense has also been a major factor during the Phoenix homestand, which also includes victories over Tennessee Tech and Fairfield. Including St. Francis shooting just 26.7 percent (16-60), the three opponents have combined to shoot only 28.3 percent from the field (51-180). Getting six from Brown, the Phoenix defense swatted 10 shots and forced 15 turnovers on Saturday.
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The May 25 episode of the "To The Point" podcast from KCRW had a segment titled "Synthetic Cells: Momentous Breakthrough or Ethical Morass?" http://www.kcrw.com/news/programs/tp/tp100525is_synthetic_biology
This was a fascinating listen, and to me illuminated a problem that you have discussed before on Twiv; specifically, that it is common for Science stories to be distorted or sensationalized by the media.
This instance is however clouded by the fact that David Baltimore and Craig Ventor completely disagreed and had what seemed to me a tense argument.
One said a breakthrough in creating life occured in a laboratory, the other said it really is nothing new and is not a paradigm shift.
So, whose story do we accept? How should we listen to a conversation like this and decide who is in the right? Should we go by the credentials (number of Nobel Prizes won,etc.)? It seems as if the issue is split down the middle.
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Fish-and-game patches and pins range from tournament adornments to gear advertisements featuring the embroidered of pinback logos of reel, lure, and munitions makers, which are often worn by anglers and hunters as a show of allegiance to brands that have filled their creels with fish and their freezers with venison. There are also the actual patches worn by fish-and-game enforcement officers, some of which are shaped like shields while others resemble the wearer's home state.
Gear patches include all the major fishing (Abu, Arbogast, Bagley, Daiwa, Garcia, Heddon, Orvis, Rapala, Shakespeare, Zebco) and hunting brands, as well as lesser-known ones (Lindquist, Little George, Smithwick). As with fishing gear patches, tournament patches cover angling on both fresh and saltwater. Examples of vintage fishing patches include awards won during National Association of Accuracy Casting Competitions (NAACC), the Atlantic City Surf Fishing Tournament, and various Skish events. Vintage club patches are also popular with contemporary anglers, whether they belonged to the Women's Surf Fishing Club of New Jersey or the Westville Sportsman's Club, or not. Hunters sport patches for Ducks Unlimited and the NRA.
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Playing MMO: FFXIV (Balmung)
Waiting On: FFXV, KH3, Tree of Savior, RE:FFVII · Saving For: New Computer
The answer they gave about them rather work on a dlc than fix the game bugs is rather sad ... So many pissed off players .
Small gameplay video i made of the intro . Everything maxed out .
Really fast paced gameplay , too bad there weren't any move upgrades since i was stuck with the same attacks and it got boring .
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It's such a huge improvement to the first game in every sense of the word, I only wish I had the money for it but I guess I'll have to wait for a sale.
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Didn't know this game got a japanese server.
FFS, they really need to release an English server for Hounds. It's a great game.
woot hit 50 , the adventure continues :P no eidolon keys though q.q it seems that it takes months of grinding the eidolon stone fragment to get any eidolon , cause eidolon temple doesn't god damn drop anything besides exp crystals and even if tehre's a chance to drop it's prolly 0.000000000000000000000000000001 % -.-
Screwed myself so hard , lvl 50 chest was easy so thought I'm ready for lvl 60 chest.... was so wrong tried maybe 20 times the outcome is still this .... my evasion is nullified against 9 levels higher "boss" monster
Playing Pixelmon on the Pokeballers server. I got a few rare candies so I decided to use them to revolve a Kakuna or w/e it's called into a Beedrill. After it evolved, Beedrill felt the need to thrust his stinger into my head.
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Coastal Living originally featured some of these lighthouses in March-April 1998. A story in our May-June 2000 issue described a family's experiences tending the Rose Island Lighthouse. Enjoy this compilation of enlightened lodging.
Sentinel Island Lighthouse, near Juneau, AK
You rule a 6-acre island. From the Art Deco lighthouse's 50-foot tower, visitors survey two bald eagle nests, passing pods of killer whales, and sea lions bellowing from the next island. Splashes of wildflowers change with the seasons―columbines, delicately scented roses, lady's slippers, chocolate lilies. At night, you lie snug in your sleeping bag listening to the songs of humpback whales. This is a true wilderness experience, basically indoor camping. You provide bedding and food; the Gastineau Historical Society provides heat, water, and cooking gear. Open year-round; prime time is May-September. Rates: $50 per person, not including transportation to the island; 907/586-5338.
North Head Lighthouse, Ilwaco, WA
Lighthouse keepers once occupied two Victorian-era houses on this cliff overlooking the place where the raging Pacific meets the Columbia River. The houses, each with three bedrooms and fully equipped modern kitchens, are part of Fort Canby State Park. They don't offer much in the way of decor. No matter. With these views, you'll spend your time looking out the windows anyway. Open year-round. Rates start at $229; 800/360-4240 or fortcanby.org.
Heceta Head Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast, Yachats, OR
Keepers Mike and Carol Korgan always insist that visitors take a nighttime trip to the lighthouse to see how the lens works. With flashlights in hand, guests clamber along a narrow trail carved into a cliff. They stand with backs against the tower and look up to see the brilliant beams of the light sweeping across the countryside and the churning Pacific Ocean, 205 feet below. It's an astonishing experience. The inn, converted from the keeper's house, offers a view of the light tower, the landmark Cape Creek Bridge, and the sea. Some visitors find the pounding of the surf so beguiling that they sleep with the windows open. Open year-round. Rates start at $147; 541/547-3696 or hecetalighthouse.com.
Point Arena Lighthouse, Point Arena, CA
Three hours north of San Francisco on Highway 1, a jagged peninsula stabs into the ocean. At its tip, a sleek, white lighthouse soars 115 feet into the salty air. Crashing waves, astonishing sunsets, rugged vistas―there's so much beauty you want to soak it in for days. And you can, in three (soon to be four) renovated houses built in the 1950's as keepers' quarters. Each features three bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a wood-burning fireplace, satellite TV, and an outdoor barbecue grill. Open year-round. Rates: October-April, $175; May-September, $190; 877/725-4448 or pointarenalighthouse.com.
East Brother Light Station, Point Richmond, CA
Neither TVs nor phones mar the simple but comfortable rooms, so there's not much to do but take in the scenery, relax, and get ready for a four-course dinner and a bay sunset. Of course, that's the appeal. The Victorian-style lighthouse building, finished in 1874, stands on an island the size of a football field in the straits that separate San Francisco Bay and San Pablo Bay. It's a 10-minute boat ride from the mainland. With such a stunning location, you'll hardly notice the Coast Guard's electric foghorn, but the inn provides earplugs for light sleepers. Open year-round. Rates start at $290 per room, including boat rides to and from the island, hors d'oeuvres with champagne, a tour of the lighthouse, dinner with wines, and breakfast; 510/233-2385 or ebls.org.
Pigeon Point Lighthouse, Pescadero, CA
This cliffside hostel 50 miles south of San Francisco features the bonus of whale-watching during the spring. The light, completed in 1872, stands 115 feet tall just off Highway 1―a majestic sight for travelers on this spectacularly scenic coastal road. Four houses built by the Coast Guard in 1960 provide lodging. As with all hostels, guests provide their own linen (or rent it on site) and clean up after themselves. Open year-round. Rates are $15 for Hostelling International members, $18 for non-members. Private rooms are $15 extra; 650/879-0633 or pigeonpointlighthouse.org/hostel.htm. For information on the lighthouse itself, call 650/879-2120 or visit p arks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=533.
Race Point Lighthouse, Race Point, MA
It's not easy to get here, at the very tip of Cape Cod just west of Provincetown. Guests are driven the final two miles over beaches and dunes to the cozy keeper's house, built in 1876 and restored from decrepitude by a determined band of volunteers. You bring your own food, water, linens, and towels. But the bird- and whale-watching, the palpable sense of history, and the soul-cleansing solitude make up for any inconvenience. And you get to marvel at both sunrise and sunset over the Atlantic. Open May-September. Rates start at $135; 508/487-9930 or racepointlighthouse.net.
The Lighthouse Inn, West Dennis, MA
This posh Cape Cod compound at historic Bass River Light features resort amenities (private beach, tennis courts, heated pool) spread over 9 acres. At the heart of the 68-room complex, you can still see the original 1855-vintage keeper's house and light tower. The Stone family has run the property as an inn since 1938. The light itself, which has gone dark a couple of times in its history, once again shines as a private aid to navigation. Open May-October. Rates start at $122, including breakfast; 508/398-2244 or lighthouseinn.com.
Rose Island Lighthouse, Newport, RI
You become the keeper at this 133-year-old lighthouse. Payment includes performing a list of chores that keep the station working. Families love it; kids find a week's worth of garden-tending and weather-tracking to be great fun. Keepers-for-a-week stay in a second-floor apartment. The foundation that restored and maintains the lighthouse also offers overnight stays in two first-floor bedrooms. The charming wood-frame building clings to an island a mile offshore in Narragansett Bay, so it's a true getaway either way. Open year-round. September-October rates are $1,500 a week for keepers, $165 for overnight guests; 401/847-4242 or roseislandlighthouse.org.
The Keeper's House, Isle au Haut, ME
Isolation is this inn's main feature. Just getting there requires a 40-minute ride on the mail boat from Stonington. The lighthouse compound, including the former lighthouse keeper's dwelling and a tiny cottage originally used to store oil for the lamp, doesn't even have electricity. Gaslight, kerosene lanterns, and the rose-colored light itself provide cozy illumination. Woodstoves ward off the chill. "There's no miniature golf here," says owner Jeff Burke. "People who come are content to read, write, converse, think, explore the woods, walk on the shore, and figure out their lives." Open May 20-October 23. Rates start at $300 per room, including all meals, beverages, and bicycle use; 207/469-1174 or keepershouse.com.
Selkirk Lighthouse, Pulaski, NY
A bit on the rustic side, this lighthouse with views of Lake Ontario provides linens, pots, and pans. You bring food and friends (limited to 10 people). The building, built of stone quarried nearby, resembles an old farmhouse with a light tower on top. Book early; lighthouse fans, fishermen, and passing travelers keep the occupancy rate over 90 percent. Open April-early December. Rates start at $125 weeknights; 315/298-6688 or www.maine.com/lights.
Big Bay Point Lighthouse, Big Bay, MI
A 60-foot tower and walls that are five red bricks deep make this inn look like a fortress rising from the woods to guard Lake Superior. The seven guest rooms, furnished with country charm, have private baths. Everybody shares the fireplace and sauna. There's even a massage hut for various spa treatments. Open year-round. Rates: May-October, $117; November-April, $104; 906/345-9957 or bigbaylighthouse.com.
Two Harbors Lighthouse, Two Harbors, MN
On mighty Lake Superior, 30 scenic miles northeast of Duluth, the sturdy 1892 brick tower at Lighthouse Point now does double duty. Its beacon (automated since 1987) still guides ships bearing iron ore. Three guest rooms and a cottage host travelers along the lake's stunning North Shore. Guests are encouraged to assume a few duties, such as evening lockups and checking light rotation. Rewards include a rich Scandinavian breakfast: fruit soup served warm with whipped cream. Open year-round. Rates: $99-$125; 888/832-5606 or lighthousebb.org.


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text: I saw the movie last night. Depressing, at least to me. As a backyard beek I treat my bees much gentler than a commercial migratory beekeeper. It was heartbreaking to see his losses. There was a guy in the Swiss Alps who had AFB in one of his hives and he had to kill the bees and burn the equipment. He was crying as the fire burned. So sad. Excellent cinematography and good narration. Worth seeing for any beekeeper and even general public. Just depressing.


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Fun. release free live EP & 'new old' song
Fun. frontman Nate Ruess is sharing his gratitude and some new music. The singer posted a letter to the band's website Wednesday that included a free live EP featuring a new song called "What the F***."
Ruess clarifies that the track is actually a "new old song," and says it's nice to see it "finally catch an official light of day." The rest of the six-track EP - dubbed "Before Shane Went to Bangkok: fun. Live in the USA" - features hits and album cuts recorded during the band's Most Nights tour.
The trek kept the guys busy for the past two years, and Ruess says he thought he'd be ecstatic to get home and take a break from the road. But instead, he says he's already getting "that itch," adding that he misses seeing the fans every night.
Ruess didn't share many details about fun.'s upcoming plans, although he did tell fans to "rest up" because the band will probably be out and about again "before you know it." He also notes that "Before Shane Went to Bangkok" will be released on vinyl early next year. Fans can get pre-order information now at OurNameIsFun.com.
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That is a very interesting video by Fat Man. Right now, I do not have SHB, but they say they are coming here one day.
Despite being sub tropical my hives are located in a spot that gets light frosts in the winter which I think assists with their control but they really get going in the summer. They are also doing well in my worm farms.Good luck with your SHB control.
SteveI don't think I have heard of them eating eggs. Scary. Is that what they do instead of eating pollen?


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Just a friendly warning to all VCO players.
The VCO forums have stopped being used by the majority because of a problems with IGG's security. Apparently quite a few people have had accounts hacked and have lost them through the forums.
So BE CAREFUL, many guilds have made their own forums so they don't have to deal with the problem, these also have quest guides and such. If you have a quest problem, I have a web forum to help you, I'm just starting it but I know it will be useful. Go to http://theorder.guildlaunch.com and sign up to use our forums (this will give you community access). and feel free to post a request in the forums.
Also be wary of the moderators, I had 2.5 years worth of posting wiped away simply because a moderator wanted to settle an in game dispute and get back at me. Watch yourselves, IGG wont help, I've tried since Alpha testing.


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You can carry any pistol you want with your CPL, you do not need to qualify with anything. I used a P22 for my class.
As for capacity, I don't think anyone cares. I've never heard of anyone being prosecuted for carrying more rounds then stated on their green card. considering the vast majority of auto-loader pistols today can accept a variety of magazines, I don't see how it would even be enforceable.
I carry a G19 which my green card states is 15 round capacity. I often carry a 17 round mag instead. I did something similar with my XD. You don't need the mag to fit flush, either...I could carry a 33 round mag in my Glock if I felt like it. Might be a good idea not to do that just to avoid getting hassled...but there's nothing that says you can't.


text: Letter from Nelson Mandela regarding MTA award The letter is handwritten in blue ink and is stamped "Chancellor's Office April 23, 1986," indicating when it was received. It is addressed: "Dear Mr. Duffey." Joseph Duffey served as chancellor of the Amherst campus in 1986. Nelson Mandela's daughter Makaziwe Mandela attended UMass at the time her father was honored by the MTA and accepted the award on his behalf. Nelson Mandela is believed to have written to the MTA via the chancellor's office because his daughter sent the award back home from her campus. The text below is transcribed from the original. D220/82: Nelson Mandela Pollsmoor Maximum PrisonPrivate Bag X 4, Tokai, 79664 4 86 Dear Mr. Duffey, The award by the Massachusetts Teachers Association has inspired me beyond words, and the scroll now constitutes one of the family's priceless possessions. You will readily appreciate when I say that my current circumstances do not allow me to comment fully and frankly on a matter of this nature. But I must, at least, point out that one of the characteristic features of today's struggle for progress and justice is the emergence in many parts of the world of men and women whose range of thought is universal, whose concern and efforts reach out to human beings on all continents, whose field of endeavour is the world itself. I consider the award to be an expression of that ecumenical concern, and I am greatly indebted to the association to whom I send my fondest regards and best wishes. Very sincerely,Nelson Mandela


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Gingrich tripleheader: former Speaker lied three times about Kerry on FOX
Former Republican Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich [1] told three lies about Senator John Kerry on the August 1 edition of FOX Broadcasting Company's FOX News Sunday. After airing host Chris Wallace's pre-recorded interview of Kerry and Senator John Edwards, Gingrich appeared along with Bush campaign strategist Matthew Dowd to present the Republican response.
Lie #1: Kerry accusation on flawed intelligence is "factually false"
Gingrich falsely claimed that an assertion Kerry made during his interview with Wallace -- that the Bush administration had been "warned" about questions surrounding the allegation that Iraq attempted to procure uranium from Africa -- was "factually false." Kerry was referring to the now-famous 16 words from President George W. Bush's January 2003 State of the Union address [2]: "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."
GINGRICH: Your interview just now -- what he said about uranium from Niger is factually false. Now, is it tearing Senator Kerry down to say that the Butler commission said what he just said is false? The Senate Intelligence Committee, on a bipartisan basis, said what he said is false. That three European intelligence agencies -- Britain, France, and Italy -- have all said what he just said is false. Is that tearing him down, or is that putting facts into the race?
But the Central Intelligence Agency agrees with Kerry. In July 2003, then-CIA Director George J. Tenet publicly stated [3] that the 16 words "should never have been included in the text written for the president" because "we differed with the British dossier on the reliability of the uranium reporting." Moreover, deputy national security adviser Stephen Hadley and communications director Dan Bartlett admitted [4] in a joint briefing in July 2003 that "[t]he CIA sent two memos to the White House in October [2002] voicing strong doubts" about the uranium claim and that the agency asked that the claim be removed from a Bush's major October 5, 2002, speech [5] on Iraq. Much of the CIA's doubts about the uranium intelligence stemmed from its discovery that a set of documents purporting to chronicle the sale of uranium from Niger to Iraq were, in fact, forged [6].
In arguing that findings by the Butler Commission (a British panel investigating British intelligence failures surrounding the Iraq war) contradict Kerry's assertion, Gingrich mischaracterized the commission's report. The Butler Commission merely reaffirmed [7] British intelligence's long-held view of the African uranium question. But since Tenet has publicly stated that U.S. intelligence disagreed with the British assessment in January 2003 when Bush delivered the 16 words, the Butler report does not discredit Kerry's statement that Bush was "warned" about the African uranium intelligence.
Gingrich also distorted the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee's review [8] of Iraqi intelligence. Conclusion 12 of the Senate report's official summary [9] stated:
Until October 2002 when the Intelligence Community obtained the forged foreign language documents on the Iraq-Niger uranium deal, it was reasonable for analysts to assess that Iraq may have been seeking uranium from Africa based on CIA reporting and other available intelligence.
After October 2002, as Conclusion 12 suggests, it was unreasonable to conclude that Iraq had sought uranium from Africa. Since the disputed 16 words occurred in January 2003, the report actually supports Kerry's allegation against the Bush administration.
Gingrich's invocation of alleged British, French, and Italian intelligence is also highly misleading. None of these governments have made public statements endorsing the Niger-uranium intelligence. Rather, Gingrich was apparently referencing a June 28 Financial Times article [10] (registration required) that relied on unnamed "European intelligence officers" in reporting the existence of independent intelligence untainted by the forged documents that allegedly corroborated the Niger-uranium claim. Other conservatives, including New York Times columnist William Safire, spun [11] the FT article as a vindication of Bush, even though the article did not reveal the content of the untainted alleged intelligence. But on August 1 -- the same morning that Gingrich accused Kerry of lying -- the Times of London contradicted [12] (registration required) a central element of FT's story, casting serious doubt on the credibility of its anonymous sources.
Lie #2: Bush "inherited" a recession from Clinton
In defending Bush against criticisms of his economic policy, Gingrich repeated the common conservative falsehood that the recession of 2001-2002 actually began under former President Bill Clinton. "On the economy, the president [George W. Bush] inherited a recession. That's now clear it started in 2000," Gingrich said. But as Media Matters for America has documented [13], this oft-repeated claim is false.
Lie #3: Kerry is the "most liberal member of the Senate," Edwards "fourth-most liberal"
Continuing his misleading analysis of the presidential election, Gingrich echoed a dishonest Republican National Committee (RNC) charge [14] that Kerry and Edwards are among the "most liberal" members of the Senate. Gingrich asked rhetorically, "[D]o you really want the most liberal member of the Senate and the fourth most liberal member of the Senate, people to the left of [Senator] Teddy Kennedy, people to the left of Hillary Clinton?" As MMFA has repeatedly documented (here [15], here [16], here [17], and here [18]), this charge is based on a narrow, one-year sample of Kerry's and Edwards's Senate votes. Independent analyses of both senators' voting records place both Kerry and Edwards to the right of Senator Edward Kennedy.
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- LucyyLou said...
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- August 20, 2011 at 1:34 PM
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Oooo show us a picture of you with the mascara on?,
- August 20, 2011 at 4:00 PM
- Gracey said...
@Jessica- I'll definitely post one. I'm having the hardest time taking a clear picture of my eye but I'll put one up soon haha.
- August 20, 2011 at 5:40 PM
- Erin said...
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text: Had Kwan been fully healthy for the 2006 Olympics and skated a clean short and clean long with 6 triples, how would she have placed. I am guessing somewhere from 2nd to 4th given the other performances. People said before the Games she had no chance, but with Mao out due to injury, all the mistakes, if she improved her COP friendliness of programs and skated cleanly with more jumps than the others I think she could win a medal, although probably not the gold.


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|Toy, Ingersoll Rand You did well and I am sure the water problem will be easy to solve.
Well, I decided to go with the IR compressor. It arrived a few days ago and I have been using a DA sander with no problems. I noticed water in the lines, so I am going to read up on the solution on these forums before I use my spray gun.
Thanks again for everyones help. I am sure I will need more later.
I wouldn't get a craftsman comp. Me and my fam. has 3 oil less 2 25 gal, and a 60 gal. I just bought the 60 Gal 6 months ago have not used it that much but my brothers 4 years old used normal and grandpa's hardly used comp. make noises. Dad's old old old campbell used all the time! paint, DA, impact..... still going strong!
My vote will have to be Campbell Hausfeld, wait and save some more money.
Don't be like me and impatient and end up with a junk comp. Home depot has husky comp that are made by CH:
Offers 175 PSI maximum pressure and air delivery 15.1/13.7 SCFM @ 90/175 PSI.
|I looked at the Kolbalt 80 gallon, compressors in Lowes last night, I sure did like it,and they are priced very good too,I wonder if they'ed take the small one I bought there in on trade for one Just kidding, I like my 20gal,5hp,alright,like I said though as soon as I get my shop done I think I will plumb it on top of the 60gallon tank I have that's under the compressor that the mud dobbers ruined, then I will have more air volume for my sand blaster,and what ever(if my future son-in-law ever returns it)
|My wife works at Lowes and I got one of the 80 gal 7.5 hp in my garage. It workes fine and keeps up with all my tools. The other good thing is that Lowes is like Walmart. They WILL take anything back.
|I will move this to it's own thread oldred, hopefully it will save someone a lot of greif that could have been avoided, I know you can't lay down any air tools around here the damn things will build a nest in them in a very short time
Bugs, I have seen those dang things destroy good equipment before and not long ago I lost a variable displacement hydraulic pump that cost nearly $1500 plus a whole day of labor because one had built it's mud nest inside either the pump or the line. I know this is what happened because we found parts of the little critters inside. I have found this problem sevral times and cleaned it out before anything bad happened but that time I missed it. You have brought up a very good point here that IMO should have been a new thread because this happens so often and is overlooked so much.
Thanks for the heads up you just may have saved someone a lot of money and headaches
What not to buy
I wish I had seen this thead earlier, My son and I bought a commpressor, it was a 60 gal. 6hp 220V, it was a good compressor, it would put out enough air to run my sand blaster non stop if I wanted to push it, BUT , it has a V-twin pump on it, one of the oilless type compressors, you could look up under the plastic cover on it and see the bottom of the pistons,cylinder walls and the rods, it has sealed bearings on the rods and the wrist pins,
I turned it on one day and heard a weird noise and seen a puff of dust come out of it, I didn't think much of it at the time but from that day on I noticed it was takeing longer than normal to build up air pessure and shut off and I would run out of air very quickly when doing any sand blasting,
It was out of warrenty by this time , I put a new filter in it but that didn't help a bit, I took the plastic cover off of it and looked at the bottom of the pistons and noticed a lot of scareing and scratches on the cylinder walls, so I took it apart, the pistons on this thing are only like an inch tall, they have a neopreme(sp?) ring on them instead of a steel one and the rings on both pistons were worn down the metal on the pistons
What had happened is ,I have a lot of those wasp called Mud Dobbers around here and they had built their nest up under it on the cylinder walls,it had been a while between uses giveing them the time to build their nest, their nest being made of dirt and sand ate the rings right up on it when I turned it on, this was the noise and the puff of dust I had seen earlier, I looked and parts of the nest were laying on the floor under it,
This a poor design if you asked me, I wrote to the company that made the commpressor and complained about it but I never heard a thing from them, I also asked for a parts list so I could rebuild it , they have yet to send me that either,I bought a new smaller compressor with a twin cylinder that is sealed completely up, the old fashion kind that you have to put oil in ,so if any of you have this type of compressor here is a tip for you,
You might want to take some small mesh screen and put it around the top of the compressor, like window screen, and tape it along the bottom of the tank to keep these wasp out, it is a shame that a tiny wasp can destroy a $600.00 machine but they can, I hope this helps some of you
This is a Charge Air Pro, Made by the Devilbiss Air Power Co. by the way
Ah I see and I do believe you are very correct in the parts about
humidity in the summer time. Very good points.
I will add a inline filter close to gun just to be on the safe side.
Thanks... X
X711, There was a thread here recently about water in air lines that pretty well covers the basics of removing water from compressed air. It really does not surprise me that you had very little water in your air considering the conditions mentioned and the fact that you only sprayed some primer over a 3 hr period. Usually water is not much of a problem with moderate use unless the air is really humid but if you tried to use something like a sandblaster on a hot humid day with the set-up you have described you would run into big problems. The purpose of locating the separator(dryer) a good distance from the tank is to use the pipe as a cooler that is why it's best to use metal line for this but if this is not possible, which in many cases it's not, then a cooler of some type is sometimes used. The bottom line is that in conditions of high humidity(common summer time weather) hot air from the tank is loaded with moisture in the form of water vapor and this air must be cooled to a point where that vapor is condensed into liquid water before it is passed through the separator or it will pass on into the lines and condense there as the air continues to cool. If all you notice is water droplets on a tool such as a DA sander then that will not be much of a problem but when a bunch of water drops hit that $300 a gallon paint then the importance of a properly set-up plumbing system becomes all to apparent. As for my set-up I only paint as a hobby but I have installed air systems as part of my welding business for over 30 years.
BTW whatever you use to dry the air I would still strongly recommend a disposable in-line filter when painting just to be sure.
re:compressors, which should i get?
OldRed, I did my research in advance and have seen many air layout diagrams.
With my setup "Home Garrage" the actual run to my gun is minimal so I dont
see any problems with what I have now. If I had more space and the budjet
I would put in a chiller or move the water trap/dryer further down the line
away from the tank as an experiment to see if anything could be gained.
Currently though I see little advantage to this as I am not running into
any problems laying down paint or primer.
But if I can draw on your experience, what would be the advantage of
re-doing what I have. Any advice is most welcome.
Also I am curious are you in a body shop or have you got a home setup.
What type of compressor / dryer system / gun etc do you use.
Is your measured air temperature at the end of the line cooler /warmer
than the area you paint in.
Thanks in advance. X
|X711, I hate to disagree but you are wrong about almost everything except the compressor generating heat. "this heat will condense the AIR ? and the end result is water"? I would suggest you refresh your self on physical science , Where do you think this water comes from? Anyway what really happens is that the hotter the air the more water it will hold in VAPOR form and until this air is cooled to allow the WATER VAPOR to condense(this is the dew point principle) into a mist in the air and droplets on the tank and pipe walls then the dryer(actually a water separator) cannot do much to remove it. A water separator works by spinning the air as it passes through thus using centrifugal force to sling the heavier condensed water out of the air allowing it to be collected in the housing of the unit. Water vapor, however, is for all practical purposes unaffected by centrifugal force and passes through into the air line where it cools and condenses into liquid water on the hose walls allowing it to exit into your tools,paint or whatever. The air coming directly from the tank is still hot unless the compressor has been sitting idle so most of the water contained is still in vapor form due to the higher temperature and thus will be unaffected by the centrifugal force of the spinning air in the separator that is why the air must be cooled by some method before the water can be removed. This is most commonly done by using a length of METAL pipe between the tank and the separator but sometimes a cooler is used. This is common industry practice and just plain common knowledge and if you take the time to research air plumbing systems you will find that these principles are incorporated into almost every design except for the systems that use a refrigerated dryer to cool the air before water removal.
I was doing a search and came across this thread. I haven't been reading the tool posts because I am trying to learn how to paint. It may be too late for you but I bought the Kobalt that old red was referring to. I am very much pleased with it. It seems like a good compressor. It was originally $797.00 but I was able to get a 10% discount by putting it on my Lowe's card. I just sent the full payment check in today so I won't have to pay any interest. I hate to pay interest. That is money I can buy another tool with. Not all Lowe's carry this compressor. I couldn't even find it on their website. If you haven't bought one yet do a search on Kobalt because I posted all of the specs on this site. Good luck with anything whatever you buy.
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x711, From your discription it sounds like you have your dryer mounted on the tank? If so it will not do much good in that location and really should be located well downstream from the compressor itself or at least run the air through a cooler between the tank and dryer. There was a discussion here about water in the air lines just in the last few days.
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Well lets think about this for a sec and then follow it up with some hard
data. As the compressor runs it generates heat, this heat will condense
the air and the end result is water. Since water is heavier than air it
will make its way to the bottom of the tank and also into your air lines
espically if they are made of copper or brass.
So the idea is to keep water out of your air lines as you have to spray
with this air.
My dryer/water trap is mounted on the tank and coupled via brass tubing.
It basically hangs off the tank by about 6" or so.
Today I primed some parts over about 3 hours 65% of the time was used
to paint. I used a Finex FX300 with 1.8 needle made by sharpe.
The primer was well atomized and lay down smooth and flat. Alot better than
what you typically get from a spray can.
I measured the air temperature prior to starting. The ambient air was at 63
degrees F where the compressor is located, the actual air humidity was at
During the spraying the compressor cut on 5 times for a couple of seconds
over this period of time to re-charge the tank. "This did not hamper gun operation"
When I was completed I checked the tank and air/dryer for water.
The tank contained 2 tablespoons of water/oil. The dryer/water trap
contained 10 drops of water. I had not checked my air lines for water
since day one as I have been using the compressor about 3 to 4 times
a week lately. When I checked my 50ft air line I found no trace of water.
The results of the tank water check can be somewhat incorrect. Here
is why. Compressed air is getting forced through a small drain plug. This
drain plug will cool down with the passing air and thus condense right at that point which in-turn creates water.
I have no idea what others on here use for their air setup so I can only
comment on what I have.
What I have works! for me in my garrage setup.
Thanks X.
I can't add anything to the warnings oldred has already given.
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One year later, Ryan has never felt better. Business is good and he hopes to renew his relationship with Samantha. Then the unmarked gifts begin to appear: a box of Valentine candy hearts, a heart pendant. Most disturbing of all, a graphic heart surgery video and the chilling message: Your heart belongs to me.
In a heartbeat, the medical miracle that gave Ryan a second chance at life is about to become a curse worse than death. For Ryan is being stalked by a mysterious woman who feels entitled to everything he has. She's the spitting image of the 26-year-old donor of the heart beating steadily in Ryan's own chest. And she's come to take it back.
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I can't imagine a Mystery/Suspense reader being disappointed in this book. The action grabs you fast, right up front and pins you until the end. It's exceptionally well written; Koontz has the talent to emotionally hook the reader, then, like the undertow in the ocean, you discover how dangerous the waters really are. To put it more plainly, the human condition is revealed in much of its nakedness and readers are left affected and possibly somewhat disturbed. I will read it again, and soon.
"Keep your heart - I don't want it."
Dean Koontz is normally one of my favorite authors. Half way through the book I was hoping the protagonist would die so the book would move on to someone more interesting. I could not wait for this book to be over. If you do ignore the negative reviews (like I did), check to see if your player has a fast play speed to minimize the pain.
"Two thumbs down"
The only positive thing I can say is the narration is good.
Instead of a mystery or thriller, it turns out to be a book of spiritual enlightenment.
If you are looking for a good suspenseful book, look elsewhere
A rich dot commer becomes ill and after visiting his doctor who tells him the possible causes of his enlarged heart could be poisoning among other things, Ryan quickly becomes suspicious of people, preferring to eat out of vacuum-sealed containers as a little-to-late precaution. His suspicions include watching other drivers on the road - don't know what he expects in this latter suspicion.
This story has been more than enough in substance to hold my interest and that of my husband on a long road trip. Still have over 3 hours left out of about 8.5 hours of narration.
This story's theme had a lot of potential but things just didn't fit. I didn't find the ending to be neatly-wrapped. Even the psychological threats the protagonist received weren't frightening - just weird and we're expected to believe that the way they happened were plausible.
What could have worked - just fizzled.
Daily commuter relying on Audible to keep awake. I need excitement! If something crazy doesn't happen in the first 20 mins I'm done!
"Very disappointed"
I must say, as an avid Dean Koontz fan, I was confused while I was listening to this and mistook the book to be by some other author unknown to me. The early banter between Ryan and his girl and the dogs at the end were the only part that was anything Koontz-like.
And what is all the garbage about "Sub-text"? Who cares? Proabably only a writer, but books should be written for "READERS". I don't need or want a writing lesson. Very strange.
The story made absolutely no sense and missing his usual charactor growth. I had absolutely no affinity to them, or even cared about them one way or another.
It hints that the main charactor, Ryan, had a poor childhood but didn't delve into it at all. It ended quickly without much of the suspense that I am used to from Mr. Koontz.
The real villian of the story, the Surgeon, was not addressed. Did he continue to opperate without any issues? This was not an abridged book, but it sure seemed like it. Typical Koontz would have went after the Surgeon, that would have made it more interesting.
Maybe this was one of his first novels?
Don't waste your time on this one if you are a fan. You will not get what you expect and probably be as disappointed as I was.
"what ever happened to the real Dean Koontz??"
The Koontz books have gone steadily down hill for the past couple of years. I used to put him in the same category as Stephen King, but not the same level. Now, however his stories are getting increasingly long winded with not much happening in them. This was the worst by far, he seems to be trying to make statements with his books instead of just writing good fiction. I was 75% of the way through the book and I was still wondering when something of interest was going to happen. Severely disappointed, glad that I got this for the discount because I would really have been upset had I paid full price for this lame attempt. The next Koontz novel that I read will have to be free, because I will not take a chance with my money on writing like this.
"Not what I was hoping for"
This was disappointing. I read many of Koontz novels and this one was lacking. the main character was not like I expect Koontz character to be. He was way too neurotic and unsure of himself. And there really wasn't a villain either. The whole resolution was pretty lame.
"Worth the time only because it's short!"
I seldom give any Dean Koontz book a less-than-4-star review but this will be an exception. Medically, this book is like a tired Robin Cook novel. If it hadn't been for a sprinkling of the supernatural, the entertainment value would have been negligible. I was so far ahead of the story line that even the last-minute twists didn't turn this into a thriller for me.
"Fun, But Not His Best"
Dean Koontz is usually a lot of fun and this is no exception. I don't think this is his best, but it's certainly not the worst. Maybe if he included a smart, adorable, loveable Golden Retriever I'd be more enthusiastic. He's spoiled me rotten: I've come to be very fond of his dog people.
"Worried about Deans Mental State"
The first half of this disappointing novel has nothing what so ever to do with the last half. It's like the author pulled down an incomplete novel and asked another author to finish it. The female characters were ridiculous. The love of this poor slob's life turned cold to him the only two times he needed her, instead insisting he guess the answer to a mysterious question that she refused to vocalize. Dean relationships 101 SVP. Dean's earlier works were about people overcoming long odds and making lives better. Lately, his work implies that no matter what we do at best we can only hope for a melancholy existence full of regret. And what is with all the male leads, Odd Thomas, this guy, ending up in Monasteries?? Dull, pathetic stuff.
I am a big fan of Dean Koontz and have been reading his books for over fifteen years. After joining Audible I became a Koontz listener and have been very pleased with the materials downloaded up to now.
The plot of this book seemed intriguing but proved not to be so. It takes a long time to get going. There is only a slight air of mystery created (in the middle of the book) and no fear and suspense at all. At one point I almost gave up listening but persevered and listened to it through to the end.
If you like your Koontz bloody or mysterious this book is not for you and you must seek elsewhere.
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"[The car] was in flames. I couldn't even tell you what kind it was. The flames. Oh it was so much. The father was trying to get out but they said he wasn't able to get out. The little boy said he might have seizures and so [the dad's] hand was hanging out the window when the car caught on the fire and he burnt instantly," Williams said.
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