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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The former No. 2 official in the Washington city government was sentenced to home arrest, probation and community service on Tuesday on a bank fraud charge, the latest stage in financial scandals involving local officials in the U.S. capital.
Kwame Brown, 42, a Democrat who had been the City Council chairman, pleaded guilty in June to a federal charge of overstating his income in applying for bank loans in 2005 and 2007.
U.S. District Judge Richard Leon ordered him to undergo a day of confinement as he faced sentencing and six months of house arrest followed by two years of probation. Brown also was ordered to do 480 hours of community service.
"I'm here today because of my own poor conduct. I'm not a victim," Brown said in a brief statement before sentencing.
He also was sentenced in District of Columbia Superior Court on a misdemeanor campaign finance charge. Brown had pleaded guilty in June to letting a family member make illegal cash expenditures from his 2008 campaign account.
Brown was given a 30-day jail sentence but it was suspended on condition he complete two years of probation to run concurrent with the bank fraud sentence. He also was ordered to do 100 hours of community service concurrent with the federal sentence.
Brown was the second City Council member to step down this year over a financial scandal. Harry Thomas pleaded guilty to stealing city funds and was sentenced to prison in May.
As part of an ongoing federal probe, two workers in Mayor Vincent Gray's 2010 election campaign have pleaded guilty to paying a minor mayoral candidate to disparage incumbent Adrian Fenty in the Democratic primary.
A former Gray consultant also pleaded guilty in July for her role in helping to hide about $650,000 in undisclosed campaign funds from a city contractor.
A rising star in local politics dominated by Democrats, Brown was elected to the City Council in 2004. He served as its chairman from November 2010 until resigning in June.
District of Columbia voters approved charter amendments in last week's election that would make a council member or mayor convicted of a felony while in office ineligible to stay in office or hold the post in the future.
(Reporting by Ian Simpson; Editing by Andrew Hay and Eric Walsh)


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Swedish Court Fines File Sharer About $300 For Sharing 44 Songs
from the nothing-to-see-here... dept
It will be interesting to see how the industry reacts to this one. After all, they've been going around praising the IPRED anti-piracy law in Sweden for the last two years now. Will we suddenly start hearing about how Sweden "doesn't take piracy seriously" and then there will be a new push for even stricter laws?

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Passing out over Franco
There's a scene in 127 Hours that is so harrowing, someone actually bailed last night at the TIFF gala nd the paramedics were called. If you know the story of the dude who was trapped and had to extricate himself in extreme fashion, you probably have an idea of what that might be like.
Having said that, Franco is getting sick reviews for his performance in the film. He walked into the Vanity Fair party on Saturday night like the president, handshakes and a long line of sycophants eager to get in there, and of course, Franco the multi-dimensional artiste, he stops and talks for 15 minutes to the in-house photographer. Texture and technique?
He did look good though. Really good. Not too tired, and dressed very sharply in a suit, and his hair messy and hot, and when he and that sexy beast Sam Rockwell decided to summit in the middle of the room with a light conveniently focused on them like the star attraction, no that moment didn't suck. At all.
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Part Number WP9703438 replaces: 410233, 4176072, 65100-1, 9703438.
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PartSelect Number PS11746909
Manufacturer Part Number WP9703438
Manufactured by Whirlpool
This part is a retaining ring, sometimes called a retaining clip, that holds the drum support roller onto the shaft of a dryer. It is made entirely of metal and measures less than an inch in diameter. The retaining ring is a genuine OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The ring may vary in appearance due to manufacturer substitution, but the function is the same. You may need to replace this part if the dryer is noisy during tumbling, will not tumble, or takes too long to dry. Be sure to check drum support roller kit and shaft before ordering parts.
This part works with the following brands: Maytag, KitchenAid, Admiral, Whirlpool, Magic Chef, Amana, Jenn-Air, International, Crosley
This part works with the following products: Dryer, Mixer, Washer Dryer Combo, Refrigerator, Freezer
This part fixes the following symptoms: Noisy | Takes too long to dry | Will not tumble | No heat or not enough heat
Part Number WP9703438 replaces: 410233, 4176072, 65100-1, 9703438.
removed front panel,lifted top, removed drum and drive belt,remove old rollers and acc and instlled new and reinstalled dryer parts.
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** Your best bet is to use a digital camera to take pictures of the various stages as you take apart the dryer - especially the wiring. And, use masking tape to label all the wires.** I removed the Blower Housing which made the process much easier.** Find a friend with or buy the snap ring pliers** Big Secret not mentioned anywhere - the Motor Support (diag. #20) can be removed ! Hence - the entire Motor assembly can be taken out to remove those irascible Motor Clips.** For the Green ground wire going from the dryer frame to the motor, you need to take the screw from the old motor and use it to screw into a hole marked with a black "slash" on the new motor.** After 3 days of WD 40 and an allen wrench, I could not remove the Motor Pully from the old motor, so I would buy one if I were you.** Hardest Parts - Removing the Motor Clips, reattaching the idler spring!, having another person hold the drum while I installed the Belt and reattached the front drum frame thingy, and deciphering my wiring schematic and reassembly diagrams ! That is why a digital camera is so helpful.** The process is really very easy if you use the suggestions above and read the others.** Find the "Model Diagram" on the PartSelect website - an excellent resource !!** A twenty+ year old Maytag - up and running again !! Many thanks to others who shared their story.
Replacing the blower fan took way too long, like 4 hrs, because I didn't know how to disassemble the dryer and get to the problem. Replacing the idler bracket and assorted retaining rings and washers was fast, something like 1 hour. Disconnect the power cord, exhaust hose, and gas line. Remove two screws at the bottom of the face of the machine, unplug the electrical harness to the door light, switch and ground and remove the front of the machine. Remove the access panel at the back of the machine and remove the belt from the idler pulley. Remove the four screws holding the front drum support assembly and remove the drum. Replace some old retaining rings and the spring washers on the drum support rollers. Around back assemble the idler pulley assembly with some new washers and the old roller which seemed in good condition. Put it all back together. About one hour.
My 11 year old grandson and I did the repair together. He had a blast and I did too. First we removed a bunch of screws that got us no closer to getting the machine apart than when we started. Then I remembered from the last time I had the machine apart that there are two screws just below the door, angled as not to be visable unless you know where to look. Once we removed those the from came off. We removed the wires for the door light and heat sensor, remembering the order of the wires for later reinstallation. Then we undid the bolts holding down the top. Once the top was removed we took off the belt and removed the drum. We used the retainer pliers to remove the retainer ring from the first roller. We removed the roller and also the shaft as this roller was the noise maker and the shaft was not in reusable condition. We installed a new shaft, roller washer, roller, another roller washer and then the retainer ring. We repeated the same process on the other roller, although we did not replace the shaft as it was in good condition. It turned out I did not need to order the shaft washers as the rollers came with washers. Oh well, its not a good job unless you have parts left over when you are done. Once we replaced the rollers we commenced reinstallation. But first we had to google for diagram of the proper belt installation, which we found and that got the drum and belt installed properly. Thankd god for the internet. Once we had the drum installed we put the machine back together in the opposite order we took it apart. An operational test showed we did the job right, no more squeaking. The only injury was my grandson cut his thumb right after I gave him the speech about watching where your hand is going to end up when that bolt breaks free. It broke loose and into the metal bracket went his thumb. Oh well it was a good lesson and it was not a bad cut. All in all a good repair.
It was very easy to access the parts that needed to be replaced (blower wheel, belt, and glides). 1. Unplug the dryer power cord.2. Removed the two screws at the bottom of the front dryer panel. Pull the bottom of the panel forward, which frees the retaining clips at the top of the panel.3. Disconnect the two wires from the back of the panel, and remove the panel. The drum will be resting on the motor/blower hosuing.4. Slide the belt off of the back of the tumbler, and remove the tumbler (have to angle it a bit, to clear the frame) and the belt.5. Remove the thermostat cover (piece of angled sheet metal, in front of the blower unit).6. Remove the screws from the blower housing, and lay it forward, to expose the blower wheel.7. Remove the snap ring, and then the retaining ring from the blower wheel. Remove the old wheel.8. Install the new wheel, then the retaining ring, and then the snap ring. Reattach the cover to the blower assembly.9. Reattach the thermostat cover.10. On the tumbler, drill out the rivets for each of the glides, and remove all glide parts. Install new glides.This is a good time to complete any general cleaning inside the dryer cabinet, especially in the area of the motor. Since there is limited access to the motor itself, might help to use the blower function of a shopvac to blow out that dust.Vacuum out all lint from around the felt drum seals.11. Loop the new belt over the tumbler, and install the tumbler (the glides go towards the front of the dryer). Note: to keep the belt from falling off, I taped it to the drum with two pieces of painters tape..the blue tape that comes back off easily.12. On the back of the dryer, remove the access panel, and complete installation of the belt to the idler pulley.13. If you taped the belt to the drum....don't forget to remove the tape now. Reinstall front panel to dryer.This was my first experience working with snap ring retaining rings. Even with snap ring pliers, they are difficult to remove without stretching them out. Be sure to order a new one with your blower wheel.Also my first experience using a pop rivet gun ( to install the new glides). Found a rivet gun at Lowes for $9.99. Worked okay, and all rivets set properly. Good thing, because you don't get any extras with the glide kits.After replacing the parts, and starting up the dryer, all of the clunking/squelling/rumbling noises were gone. There was a noticable smell while the new glides got broken in...smelled a bit like melting rubber. However, after a couple of drying cyles, the odor was gone.
Frist I removed the front cover panel via removing 2 screws. Second I disconnected the door switch wires. Third I removed the 4 screws that hold the drum onto the rollers and guides that allows access to the blower wheel assembly cover. Fourth I remover the blower wheel assembly cover to gain access to the blower wheel. Fifth using the retaining removal tool removed the retaining ring from the shaft then removed the blower wheel using plyers. Then reassembled all of the parts and enjoy a quiet dryer again.Thank you parts select!!!
Removed the dryer front, then detached the retainer ring holding the blower wheel in place. Set the new blower wheel, attached the new ring retainer and placed the dryer front back in place. Thank you for the low prices - I searched on-line at 3 sites and you were the best price available.
Removed front cover, removed housing cover, took old fan off, installed new fan, put covers back on.Your instructional video was very helpful. He told which screws to remove to get the covers off. I was unsure about how access the fan until I watched. Well done!
Turned off breaker, then unplugged it anyway. I need some room to attack this old dog! Pulled out of its hole beside the washer and went to work. Opps, don't forget the flexible vent, I broke it off about a foot from the dryer. Four screws on back, lower right to remove acccess panel. Next two screws under front panel, pull bottom out about a foot and it unclips at top. Read the 5 repair stories about replacing the motor as I took everything apart, all were helpful. Had to put motor in a vise to loosen set screw on pulley, lucky I had a 3/16 allen socket, that was the only hard part, unless you count getting screws out from under the freezer where I kicked them. Be careful. Still ended up with belt in v-groove on back part of drum (where it does NOT go) so had to reach in from front and pull it out about 4 or 5 inches. Things a quiet now and I am a hero around here. Thanks for the good help fellows.
Replaced both rollers,shafts, bearings and snap rings.
I had replaced belt, but the noise continued. Ordered new rollers and washer. Removed the front panel by tipping the dryer back against the wall and removing two screws at the bottom of the panel. Tipping the dryer makes it easy to remove the front panel. Removed the front drum support by removing four (4) screws. I was then able to just move the drum enough to have access to the rollers. Didn't even have to remove the belt. Replaced the rollers. Needed special pliers to remove and replace the retaining rings. Put the drum back into position and mounted the front drum support. Tightened four screws and then put the front panel back on. Plugged it in and tested it. Problem solved. Took about 35 minutes. Thanks
Piece of cake. Use the available manual to ascertain dismantling procedure. Only thing that might be tough for average DIY'er is the internal snap rings. Snap ring pliers are mandatory for quick easy repair.Total time was probably about 15 minutes and this was the first time I had taken it apart. Quiet as a mouse now!Very helpful site.
It took me a lot longer to plan the repair and decide to do it than to do the actual work, knowing what I know now, and having the parts, it would take less than half an hour. As there are no repair manuals available, it took one of these reports to give me the confidence I needed to proceed. I first found out how to open the front (only two screews on the underneath part of the front cover) and opened it to hear the noise, (just put the cover to one side while still connected to the door switch),,,,, sprayed some WD40 all over the place and the noise went away temporarily (DO NOT DO THIS as the oil will burn off on top of heater unit and smell and smoke). I replaced the roller that the drum sits on (above the heating unit) to the right of the drum and the belt. You need a special tool that fits into the little holes in the ring retainer, I got it at Lowe's ($20 +/-). It is a Channellock plier that opens when you squeeze, you have to change the points (comes with it). So, here is the squence: remove the front panel, disconnect the swhitch (it took some pulling), set aside; remove front drum assembly (only four screws looking at you) and it comes right out; the Drum is light and comes right out as well, it just sits in a dry channel. The belt will fall off.... take the retainer ring off the roller with the special tool... remove roller and replace with new washers (one on either side) replace the ring retainer (recommend getting new one) with same tool. If you remove the small panel in the back of the washer it is very eassy to replace the belt.... I did replace it although the old one looked almost new .. instructions and a diagram come with the parts you buy here by the way... which they should say... place belt on drum per instructions (solid side down), put belt inside the chanell on drum (it will climb to the correct position by itself) put on drum front cover to hold drum in place, and then sting belt on pulley from the back of the dryer. (diagram comes with belt otherwise look at it before taking off the drum) Replace front panel (after reconnecting switch) and you are off (if you want to test without the front panel you have to touch the switch wires to each other (use tape) and do not do plugged in...After much anxiety but not that much work the dryer runs great and is as quiet as new.... I took the parts off before ordering by the way.... the order came within three days... I am happy to have PartSelect.com .. Maytag had not clue this model even existed.... Thanks
My wife had to help me due to a recent back surgery that I had.1. Disconnet power. Then if you have room, slide dryer away from wall far enough to tilt it slightly back. We had to do this to remove the two lower front panle philips head scres due to my screwdriver length. If you have a stubby, then you don't need to do this. Remove by pulling out on bottom until the two clips at top disengage from dryer top panel.2. We removed the four 1/4" head sheet metal screws that hold the front tub support panel (with lint screen). Be carefull of wiring. One moisture sensor wire has to be removed from front cover on lower right side near bottom of tub opening. The remaing wires on left side are long enough to leave them attached and "swing" front panel to your left and in my case, lay it back uprite against the washer front.3. We slid the tub forward enough to lay old belt down so I could see how it was routed around drive. I wanted to verify paperwork that came with new belt. We then set entire tub out of dryer. You might want to take it to another room if you laundry room is cramped.4. We removed the nut from back of each support roller shaft, I believe it was 3/8 hex. Then reveresed this procedure to install the new roller and shaft. It was easier to assembly rollers before installing as a unit.5. I removed the old belt and confirmed its length to new belt. I then installed the new belt over drive sheave and tensioner.6. We then installed the tub and worked belt around it while keeping it on the drive sheave and tensioner pulley. Had to kind of stick my head into tub to start belt unto it.7. We checked tub front and rear felt seals and I would recomment\d changing these if your dryer is older than 10 years, we did not have then so kept old ones.8. We replaced the front tub support and installed the four sheet metal screws.9. We replaced the front cover and installed the two lower philips head screws.10. Re-connected power and tested operation.
My friend Saeed did the repair (which was really maintenance) for me. What I really want to communicate is how WONDERFUL it is to use PartSelect for folks like us living overseas and keeping alive an ancient gas dryer (not available in Morocco and infinitely cheaper than electric). We don't have a local Maytag parts dealer, so we feel lucky to have this option of using the diagrams to order exactly what we need to keep our economical and efficient gas dryer going.
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Leon Jenkins told The Associated Press on Monday that he called Sterling and said his comments about Johnson took away from the apology he was making for earlier racist comments. Jenkins says Sterling was "really distraught" and hoped the public would forgive him.
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Maggie Johnson Life Hott Ford Shiflett in the bed
Sell Shiflett holding one of his grandchildren
Alice Lam Shiflett Wolf, Sell and Maggie's ex-daughter-in-law
holding another grandchild
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Saturday, April 27, 2013
A to Z April Challenge: X is for the eX Wife
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Oh Boy...here we go again with 'I Am My Own Grandpa'. I could not begin to calculate Mary and Margarets KINSHIP after the marriage to her stepfather, who became the father of her children, son-in-law and eXhusband to her mother, father and brother-in-law to her siblings and on and on down your Family Tree. This will probably put Family Tree Maker into a tailspin. You certainly did not need an 'X' named woman for this post.ReplyDelete
My Letter'X'...TeXas Our TeXas Quilt
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I'm glad you thought about it some -- I couldn't even begin!! I'm sure Family Tree Maker didn't anticipate how to handle THIS kind of family tree!Delete
What a tangled web that was!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yeah -- humiliating, wouldn't you say?Delete
Holy Smokes! A little Woody Allen-ish.ReplyDelete
9 girls and 1 boy out of the bunch (did I count right?)
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HA HA -- Woody Allen! Uh - yeah. Mercy!Delete
That's a little bit of juicy gossip running rampant in the town, isn't it? Oh my. I almost wanted to yell at my computer when I read that one. I think you handled x very well today, Wendy.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, M.J. Creepy situation, just juicy enough!Delete
What a tangled web that you have in your family! That makes for some interesting tracing!ReplyDeleteReplies
The trashy stories break up the monotony, that's for sure!Delete
I had to read this twice to keep it straight!ReplyDelete
Never do anything to ruin the family name is wide open! LOL
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HA -- that's right. I think we're nearly perfect angels by comparison. Where's my halo?Delete
I think I need a diagram to keep all of these people and their "situations" in order.ReplyDelete
Poor Maggie! Betrayed by her husband AND oldest daughter. Wow! I'm assuming they weren't invited to Thanksgiving dinner any time soon.Replies
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Nissan Micra 1.0 Acenta 5Dr Petrol Hatchback
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Atchafalaya Roast Boneless Chicken
Makes 4 servings
4 tablespoons Chef Paul Prudhomme's Poultry Magic® OR
1 teaspoon dry mustard
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
2 cups chopped onions
1 cup chopped green bell peppers
1 (3½ to 4 pound) roasting chicken
2 cups chicken stock
¼ cup all-purpose flour
how to prepare
Preheat the oven to 250 degrees.
Combine the first 2 ingredients thoroughly in a small bowl to make the Seasoning Mix.
Melt the butter in an 8-inch skillet over high heat. When the butter starts to sizzle, add the onions, bell peppers, and 3 tablespoons of the Seasoning Mix. Cook, flipping and stirring the onions and peppers occasionally, until the onions are golden brown, about 6 minutes. Transfer to a bowl, and let cool.
Remove the giblets from the chicken and clean out the cavity. Stuff the cavity with the cooled vegetables and fold the skin flaps over the stuffing to keep it in.
Sprinkle 1 tablespoon of the seasoning mix all over the outside of the chicken, and rub it in well with your hands.
Place the chicken in a large baking pan and bake until tender, about 3 hours. Remove from the oven and set aside until the chicken is cool enough to handle.
Remove the stuffing from the chicken, and put the stuffing and any juices that have accumulated in the cavity of the chicken in the baking pan.
Cut the chicken in half lengthwise along the breastbone and backbone and carefully remove the bones, pulling out the breastbone first. The bones will come out easily if you take your time.
Place the baking pan over high heat and whisk the flour into the stuffing until it's completely absorbed. Whisk in the chicken stock and cook, whisking until thoroughly blended, about 1 to 2 minutes. Cook the gravy 2 minutes more, and remove from the heat. Makes 3 cups.
Serve the chicken with the gravy over rice or mashed potatoes.


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Real estate market good to Lebanon School DistrictBy MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
January 08. 2013 10:22PM
LEBANON - A little over a year after placing four Lebanon School District buildings up for sale, two have sold and one is under contract to sell, pending voter approval in March.
The fourth has been taken off the market to be used as the new SAU office.
In fall 2011, the school board's Real Estate Committee placed School Street School, Sacred Heart Public School, and the district's central office on the market. Just before the end of the year the SAU announced it had closed on a deal to sell School Street School to Mike Davidson of local redevelopment company Execusuite LLC.
Superintendent Gail Paludi said Davidson purchased the old school building for $400,000 and plans to let the 1874 building continue its current use as two different school campuses - a Montessori School and the Ledyard Charter School - and a Headstart location.
Execusuite is known for acquiring and renovating historic commercial buildings in the Upper Valley region.
A longtime resident of the downtown neighborhood, Davidson was originally saddened to see the closure of the School Street School.
"I love to go by and see the children playing on the playground. I appreciate Gail Paludi and all the people at the SAU working with us to make this happen," Davidson in the announcement of the sale.
Davidson has also made an offer to purchase the former Lebanon Junior High School building for $851,000.
The sale cannot go through until voters approve the transaction, Paludi said.
At last year's annual meeting, voters were asked to approve the demolition of the building but voted that warrant article down.
"I think there were a lot of mixed feelings. People were not sure. They really wanted the historical nature of the building to be preserved," Paludi said.
Jeff Peavey, a member of the Real Estate Committee, said: "It's not a historical building, but it's got sentimental value in the city. That was once the high school."
Davidson has a lot of ideas for the building, Paludi said, including office space, apartments or possibly a school.
"He's really trying to keep the integrity of the building on the property and just make changes to the inside of the property," Paludi said.
The other two buildings that were up for sale were the former Sacred Heart School building and the former Sacred Heart Convent that were acquired by the school district many years ago.
Lebanon lawyer Peter Decato's law office, Decato Law Office, has a deal with the SAU to purchase the former convent building, which the SAU uses as its office, for $379,000.
The sale will not be finalized until April, Paludi said, when the SAU can move into the former Sacred Heart School building, which has been taken off the market.
"We have to move, and we didn't want to move right in the middle of budget season," she said.
Decato plans to use the building for law or real estate offices, she said.
All of the money brought in from the sale of the buildings is to be used for future school district building improvements, she said.
A fifth school district building in West Lebanon remains shuttered, Peavey said.
This former middle school was closed when the new middle school building was completed last year, he said.
A newly formed theatre/music nonprofit has expressed interest in leasing the building, Peavey said. "So we are going to be looking at that this year."
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