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REAL ESTATE- Doing it right: Farm offers best of old and new
ADDRESS: 2455 River Road, Fluvanna
NEIGHBORHOOD: Scottsville vicinity
SIZE: 3,700 finished sq. ft., 677 unfinished sq. ft.
LAND: 197.70 acres
CURB APPEAL: 9 out of 10
LISTED BY: Jim Faulconer, McLean Faulconer Inc. 295-1131
UVA Lawn residents will be the first to say that historic architecture may be lovely to look at, but it needs serious adaptation to be livable when it comes to creature comforts like bathrooms, air conditioning, and closet space. Renovators must walk a fine line to preserve the older aesthetics while adding modern amenities, and often they don't succeed with either goal. While making improvements at Spring Hill Farm on the Hardware River in Scottsville, the owners have shown not only a willingness to compromise, but also an impressive attention to detail.
To start with, they removed one of two staircases to the second floor, which created more floor space and let more light penetrate the interior space. (The stairs were saved and refitted over the old staircase leading to the English basement, a move that gives a consistently antique appearance throughout the house.)
The kitchen at the bottom of the redone stairs is lit by sunlight from the upper floors as well as by the tall windows lining the room. It's a large, bright space with lots of counters and a six-burner stove with both gas and electric ovens. The extra light and the raised roof on the attached side entrance work together to distract from the room's position in the English basement.
Close to the kitchen is a breakfast room, which, thanks to the sloping lot, lies almost level with the ground. The walls are defined by windows, which might suggest a draft, but the owners say they didn't need to use the electric baseboard heat at all last winter. (The rest of the house is heated by heat pump.) Rather than remove a connected concrete slab that was once used in a smokehouse, the cement has been hollowed out to create a small pond. It nicely complements the room's view of the lawn, a strolling ground for several peacocks, which convey. (The owner explains that the gaudy birds "don't travel well.")
Also on this floor is the dining room whose original wood floors have been replaced with saltillo tile the color of the soil. The dining room fireplace– one of six in the house– (surrounded by painted French tiles) is somewhat overshadowed by a large surrounding mural of a country scene.
Vents for the home's central air system run through the ceiling of the lower level, but have been cleverly concealed to maintain the original look of the exposed beams. The main floor of the house has experienced some similar unobtrusive tinkering as rooms were adjusted and features added. The 10-foot ceiling height was retained, along with the oversized windows, and a concealed wet bar was added off the living room, sharing plumbing with a bathroom on the other side of the wall. The living room, bathroom, and adjoining guest bedroom can be closed off to create a guest suite complete with its own gas fireplace.
Upstairs are three more bedrooms. At one end of the house, the master bedroom has exposure on three sides, making it well-lit and airy. It used to have a huge adjoining bathroom that has since been split in two, creating a full bath for guests, and an extra full bath with toilet, bidet, sinks, Jacuzzi, and separate shower for the master suite. The master suite also got some of the extra floor space from the removed staircase for additional closet storage.
Aside from the guest bedrooms in the main house, the property has a separate guest cottage with covered porch, two bedrooms, bathroom, galley kitchen, and two sitting rooms. The main sitting room downstairs has been fitted with the original hardwood floors from the dining room of the main house. An antique stove is attractive but not needed for heating; the cottage has central heat and air.
Only a 19th-century schoolhouse said to have been moved onto the property in the 1880's has not been updated. It's currently used as a storage shed for the nearby pool, maybe because the pool doesn't require much maintenance– or because the owners knew better than to pursue renovation for renovation's sake.


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A Few of Our Favorite Author vs. Critic Dustups
This week, we read a fascinating article in The Atlantic about the "tortured history" of book reviews, and agreed that some of the issues inherent in the form come from the murky provenance of reviewers themselves. But of course, some of the issues come from authors being testy about criticism, or reviewers lashing out where it's inappropriate. The article got us to thinking about some of our favorite feuds, fights — or in some cases merely ferocious battles of snark — between authors and critics, usually arising from a critic's comments about an author's work. Click through to read about a few of our favorites, and let us know if we've missed yours in the comments.
Edmund Wilson vs Vladimir Nabokov
Nabokov and Wilson (or Volodya and Bunny, as they called each other in letters during their years-long friendship) fell out over Wilson's negative review of Nabokov's translation of Alexander Pushkin's Eugene Onegin. Their relationship, already bruised from Wilson's chilly response to Lolita ("I like it less than anything else of yours I have read," Wilson had written to Nabokov. "Nasty subjects may make fine books; but I don't feel you have got away with this… The various goings-on and the climax at the end…become too absurd or horrible to be tragic, yet remain too unpleasant to be funny."), hit a wall, as Nabokov struck back, writing that Wilson was a "commonsensical, artless, average reader with a natural vocabulary of, say six hundred basic words." They didn't speak again for years.

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So Blizzard is making a FPS now, called Overwatch. That news is somewhere between WTF? and Finally!
The gameplay vids look fun actually. And of course it's a "TF2 clone"... that's what's so amusing most about it: Blizzard says to Valve: "oh you think you can jump on our Dota like that? alright then... now we're jumping on your TeamFortress in return." hahahaha... well played Bliz, well played.
It also is a nice way of sidestepping the whole Moba clusterfuck fiasco, with character driven online fps. The one thing that's strange about it, normally Bliz would move in on a game type that's too raw yet, and make it theirs with an unprecedented polish, that's what sets them apart. It felt like it needed to be done on this merit alone, a new standard of quality set to genre.
But now it doesn't quite feel like that anymore. They are appropriating the already pretty much perfected/polished formula of someone else, and coat it with their own branding of things. It's true for both, the card game and this shooter. So the question stands that normally shouldn't: what makes it better and different than TF really? why make it? It looks good but it doesn't feel more polished than TF2 on first glimpse. How can it? That's really weird coming from Blizzard. Now it looks more like an Activision market share grab than creatively reasonable.
A key design accomplishment of TF2 was turning Class into Character, exceptionally well for pure online shooter. What Bliz seems to go for is a bigger rooster roster of characters to start with, and maybe eventually Moba style/size? in many ways it may take lessons from Moba space. So this might be the sufficient creative reason after all, the further Dota-fication of fps, that would be their push, concentrating on tactical timing of character abilities over twitch reaction skills of player. We'll see what they do with the maps.


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Said By ArtemisPantharHm..well, I wasn't ^_^; I went for plot. I always do.
Skilled fighters tend to lose their edge if they don't continue to work. If I listened right, the 4 assassains were more or less out of practice. Bill didn't actually fight, so oyu don't know how tough he was.
Said By NachoKingPTarantino was actually forced to make that particular scene in B&W due to the MPAA saying that scene was just too gory for an R rating. It was originally in full color, but that's the sacrifice he had to make for the movie to make most theaters. I'm sure we'll see a full-color version on some special anniversary edition twopack of both movies in 5 or 10 years ala Pulp Fiction, so just give it some time.
As far as the quality of movie 2 compared with movie 1, yes I agree that there was not as much action, but that's about as far as I will go regarding that. The entire second movie has a different purpose than that of the first film, or at least the first half of this really long film. Taking the movie in total, it is actually very similar to Pulp Fiction. The movie jumps around back and forth in time, telling the story in a non-linear fashion in only a way that Tarantino can do. In Pulp Fiction there was a similar chain of events, but it was done in about half the time as Kill Bill, so you don't realize the long portion of story and non-action that takes place in the middle. Kill Bill is quite an amazing acheivement on the part of Tarantino, considering he not only captured the magic of Pulp Fiction, but he improved upon it in a way that not many could think was possible, as Pulp Fiction was such an incredible movie. Kill Bill is every bit the movie PF was, and saying that Vol. 2 was "boring" is an injustice to the intent of the film.


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Bloomsbury is often referred to as London's literary district with the British Library on its doorstep and a vast number of specialist bookshops lining its streets. Also home to University College London (UCL) and Birbeck University, the area is an important centre for academics from across the globe.
Bloomsbury is also famous for its garden squares, including Bloomsbury Square, Russell Square, Beford Square and Tavistock Square often surrounded by Georgian townhouses and incorporating peaceful gardens for residents.
Radisson Blu Edwardian Bloomsbury Street Hotel
The Radisson Blu Edwardian Bloomsbury Street Hotel is perfectly located in the centre of Bloomsbury, a stone's throw from the British Museum and British Library. With the nearby Dickens Museum and Foundling museum, Bloomsbury is known to incorporate the Museum Mile - a must-see for culture vultures in the Capital.
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Website Design Company Boksburg
Web design business for people and businesses in Boksburg
We all know that every single business needs a website right?
Now the trick is all about knowing what a decent website can actually do for your business. I do web design in every city and town in South Africa – and Boksburg is no different.
You see a website that is done correctly will achieve a number of things when finished, and those specific tasks and items that the site will do for your business are amazing in this day and age.
Firstly the good news is that the mall cost of being on the internet already filters out potential non-buyers and then search keywords will bring exactly the right type of person right to your doorway. If the website is properly set up, your phone will be ringing all day every day.
Now if you live in Boksburg and need a website – I am the person who will give you what your business needs the most – buyer traffic.
You can go online and find a dozen (OK a few hundred) website designers and a lot of them will be able to design you a really great looking website and that is a lovely thing.
But the important part I do they have even the vaguest clue as to what a decent SEO campaign looks like?
Let me run through a few things you need to know about getting a new website set up for your business.
Here for more information about websites in Boksburg
Your website must look fantastic
I know that this seems obvious, but the images that you will have on your website are YOUR images and they need to be of a very high standard or your website is going to look cheap and scrappy.
People do judge your website by its looks and do so in a second or two – without even knowing that they are doing that to your site.
So you need to get the images and layout looking really effective for you to get the best first impression you can from your visitors.
Your websites Navigation needs to be perfect
These days' people have become so resistant to any form of inconvenience and will simply click off your website in a few seconds if they feel that they cannot find what they were looking for.
One big solution for that would be to do decent keyword orientated pages – so that they arrive at the answer they were looking for on the first page. Then you make it easy after that to go to the next step -= IE they contact you or order what they wanted to find.
Your website needs to have perfect internal linking
The structure of your website is vital to how Google sees and therefore, ranks your website.
You can add spelling and grammar to that list too – Google is now using software to see that your English (or whatever language you are writing in) is up to par.
Your website needs to be serious about your business
What? Seriously – you need to plan your website from a traffic point of view, by knowing your niches keywords and making sure that your pages and posts lead your potential clients along the happiest buying path right up to your bank account.
30 well written, keyword orientated pages will be far more effective that a blog that just chats away all day about related things. People are lazy and want to save time these days.
In fact if you look at this page you will see that I have been writing a lot – using all the keywords that I know I need on a page for Google to pay attention, and if you are still reading – I am impressed, because most people will have clicked the exit spots I put in front of you all the way down this page. Click her to go to XYZ or find out more here etc – that is the trick – to get people to go to where you want them to be to be in a position to place an order or to contact you.
Any page over 500 words is likely to get better rankings than the other guys pages with little keywords on the page about web design, and websites and website design companies etc – all planned to get Google to realise that this is a serious page on the subject of designing great websites for people.
Your new website needs feet
What I am talking about here is that a decent website will not only attract a lot of visitors but those that do arrive will stay on your site longer than your opposition's website.
The best way to get traffic to your website is to rank for 1000 keywords that relate to your business.
Another great way to get a lot of traffic to your website is to have a very powerful social media system.
The best way to keep them on your web pages would be to have really interesting content, or very detailed infographics or my best method – have interesting videos for them to watch and stay longer on your website.
Get your new website for business today
Well you did look up some variation of web design in Boksburg didn't you? I do powerful SEO orientated websites in Boksburg and in every other town and city in South Africa.
To see my packages you can go to this page – website design packages
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Master bedroom with black and white decor
Note that creative things can not only decorate the interior, but also to please family members and guests. A lot of ideas collected on our site, therefore, experiment and make your home better!
About The Author
Hey. I'm Inna
My profession is an architect. Together with my colleagues, I lead this blog about the interior. Here you will find ideas for interior design of residential and commercial premises. Each interior is filled with an atmosphere of beauty and comfort. Our goal is to tell about the harmonious interior, special attention to detail and the perfect combination of style and luxury.


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People read the daily papers at the Comrade Santo Gopalan Memorial Library in Kochi, Kerala. The state goes to polls on 16 May, with the focus on three parties—Congress-led UDF, CPM-led LDF and the BJP
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The Road to Rio
In Ahmedabad, school children use colourful dupattas to form the five-ring emblem of the Olympic Games in Rio
All That Remains
Graves of those killed during an ISIS suicide attack in Kabul, Afghanistan on 22 July (Photo: Getty Images)
Life in the Time of Fear
Curfew in Kashmir: A man shows his tooth to go past a police checkpost in Srinagar to visit his dentist
Writer At Home
Award-winning novelist Amitav Ghosh was a resident at the President's Palace from 10 to 14 July as part of
The Blessed
A jubilant crowd at Jama Masjid in Delhi on Eid-ul-Fitr on 7 July.
Holistic Happiness
Thousands of enthusiasts attend free outdoor yoga classes held as part of the Mind Over Madness Yoga festival
Trump's Sena
Hindu Sena President Vishnu Gupta celebrates Donald Trump's birthday in New Delhi
Fasting, Feasting
A Muslim family breaks their fast on the first day of the holy fasting month of Ramzan at Jama Masjid in New
The Tulip Moment
Called 'Tulip' by Lord Mountbatten, renowned octogenarian dancer Tara Balgopal now lives in obscurity.
River Mantra
Oblivious to the poisonous foam around her, a Hindu woman performs rituals in the Yamuna in Delhi
The Acid Test of Caring
Ria Sharma hugs an acid attack survivor in New Delhi. What started as the 23-year-old fashion student's
Dancing in the Dark
Shalu, a former dancer at an upscale Mumbai dance bar, became a sex worker in Meerut when Maharashtra
Summer Break
Copper-pods fallen off Yellow Flame trees line a street outside the Mumbai Police Headquarters, a sight that
Hail the Healer
It was in 2008 that Omkar Nath Sharma, a retired blood bank technician, witnessed the collapse of a bridge
Mountain Therapy
Daily wage workers on a break in Kasauni, Uttarakhand, enjoy a spot of sunshine and take in the grandeur of
Life is Beautiful
One-year-old Paul from Kenya relaxes in his mother's arms at Apollo Hospital, Delhi, after a liver transplant


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This Angle Iron Frame and steel, 30"h x 24"w Sign Panel is one of our most popular yard sign units. The panel is powder coated to prevent rust, printed with non-fade ink, and protected with a clear coat. The frame, also known as the Gibraltar frame, is formed of angled steel that is powder coated for rust resistance and a smooth finish. Strike tabs at the top of the frame, and gussets under the foot push for strength, make installation easy. Bothe the frame and panel have rounded corners and edges for your safety. The unit includes all hardware and arrives fully assembled.
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History of Cape Coral
April 19, 2011
In 1957 two brothers, Leonard and Jack Rosen, from Baltimore, Md., spent weeks looking over Southwest Florida for a piece of property to develop. Late that year they purchased a parcel of land from Grandville Keller and Franklin Miles, (owner of the Alka Seltzer Company) for $678,000. The land once known as Redfish Point was renamed Cape Coral. The development company, Gulf American Land Corporation started what was to be known as the "Waterfront Wonderland." Ground was broken on Nov. 4, 1957. On June 10, 1958, the first residents moved into their home in the southeastern part of the Cape. At that time a waterview homesite sold for $990, waterfront, $1,990 and riverfront $3,390. Property sales reached over $9 million the first year. By 1965 approximately 500 prospects a day toured the property. When sales reached a peak in 1969, Cape Coral was sold to General Acceptance Corporation of Allentown, Penn., for $250 million. In 1970 with the population at 11,470 the City of Cape Coral was incorporated becoming Florida's second largest in area, trailing only Jacksonville. Barely a decade old, Cape Coral was poised and ready for the future, destined to become one of the nation's fastest growing and most desirable cities. In the ensuing years since incorporation, the city population has steadily increased to nearly 160,000, according to the 2010 Census. At buildout it is estimated Cape Coral will have a population of approximately 400,000. — Source: Courtesy of Paul Sanborn, city historian
Fact BoxCape Coral Historical Museum 544 Cultural Park Blvd. 239-772-7037 The Cape Coral Historical Museum includes a replica of an old Florida "cracker house," complete with an authentic kitchen, and parlor/bedroom. There is a mural of the Cape Coral Gardens, with busts of presidents and celebrities. Other attractions include: A replica of a burrowing owl's nest, a Native American room featuring historical information about the Calusa and Seminole people; a DuPont award-winning shell collection; hundreds of photographs and other memorabilia telling the story of Cape Coral in a time line. The original museum building has been renovated and exhibits 300 model ships and planes from the WWII era through today. There is a reference library, records of clubs and organizations, city scrapbooks, a video library, and a gift shop. The museum is open 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday.


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The 13th edition of the Carnival of Irish Heritage & Culture will feature Irish names: both surnames and given names.
Share with us the surnames in your Irish family tree, but don't just stop there. Do a little research and tell us the origin of one or more of those surnames, the stories of how they might have changed over the years, or tales of how they've been mixed up and mispelled, etc.
Want to focus on your family's given names instead? Share with us the story of your ancestors' Irish first names (given at birth or nicknamed later), the "grandparent" nicknames in your Irish family tree, or any other Irish name stories that you'd like to share.
Deadline for submissions to the Irish Names edition of the carnival is Sunday, May 24, 2009. This edition will be published at Small-leaved Shamrock on Wednesday, May 27, 2009 .
Looking forward to calling you by name at our next carnival!


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As a young boy Shelby and his family moved to Loveland Colorado from Ludlow IL where music exploded into Shelby's life and awakened his talents. He soon realized singing would become a permanent way of life and joined a local church choir at age 14. Before long Shelby was performing in barbershop choirs schools and anywhere he could find an audience that would listen. Early on he was exposed to many musical genres but coming to the forefront was country and rock-n-roll. His musical influences were George Strait Randy Travis Garth Brooks Styx Gospel Music and an acapella group called The Bobs. With this varied musical background Shelby became a well-rounded singer yet he still remained country like his own s.
Shelby moved to Nashville to be closer to the heart of country music and since arriving in "Music City" he has performed live across America and released his debut album "The Rest of the Dream". From this album came the widespread airplay single "Baby I Bet" and TOP 20 status in the New Music Weekly Charts. Then came sponsorships in the USA from Nixa Country radio Silver Eagle Bus Manufacturers and Peavey plus lots of autograph signing at packed out venues each time Shelby performed.
As a songwriter Shelby is a member of BMI and has already collaborated with and performed songs from some of the best writers in Nashville today. He is also an accomplished producer and engineer.
Shelby has performed at the prestigious CMA Festival in Nashville held every year in June for the past 4 years. This year he played 2 shows for the fans drawing a large crowd to his sound from over a city block away in downtown Nashville. Every year Shelby hosts an After CMA Festival Cookout that brings a number of independent artists and people in the music industry out to relax and have a good time playing eating and basically having fun! For the past several years the event was broadcast live on Nixa Country radio.
With the success of the last few years Shelby has signed with "cutting-edge" Nashville Indy label Reptile Records and released a new album entitled "Keep Me Off The Street". The disc produced by Scott Tutt (known for his work with Alabama and other country stars like Conway Twitty Loretta Lynn and even "king of pop" Michael Jackson) contains 11 songs written by Shelby and some fine Nashville songwriters. On the recording Tutt and Shelby put together a great group of Nashville studio musicians that were able to deliver Shelby's signature country sound. Title song "Keep Me Off The Street" is a heartfelt story of todays hard times trying to keep a home and not ending up living out on the street.
Shelby has recently signed with Wildeagle Promotions in Ireland and the UK and already his music has moved onto radio stations in Ireland the UK and has even hit Australian radio. Currently Shelby and Wildeagle Promotions are negotiating to bring a Shelby Horner tour to Ireland and the UK the summer 2012. It was the owner of Wildeagle Promotions Keith Wright a country radio DJ in Northern Ireland along with Felix Healy former Derry City Player manager and Northern Ireland world cup player who first played Shelby on L/Derry radio Drive105.3fm.
With the International release of a new album on a new label bookings throughout the Southeast and Southwest US European and Australian radio airplay and a future European tour Shelby Horner is taking his country music to the World!
Reptile Records – P.O. Box 121213 – Nashville TN 37212 – 615.331.7404 – reptilerecords.us


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In the city we were used to everything being right at our doorstep. There were many times when we would just go 'out', to wander down a busy street and wait until something caught our interest enough to make us pause and perhaps engage. Restaurants, clubs, galleries, shops; all vying for your attention and wallet.
Not so much in Penticton and other small BC interior cities. You could wander around plenty but all you might engage is a little frostbite.
Now, in the depths of winter and at the end of January, we are at our most susceptible to periods of auto-pilot or Seasonal Affected Disorder (SAD) for the most extremely touched.
That's why when the invitation to participate in this new OkSUPPERClub at the Elite restaurant in Penticton came along was we jumped at it. The menu, prix fixe, looked adventurous and eclectic. And very reasonably priced at only $25 per person. Who doesn't love to experiment?
Dinner was advertised at 7 SHARP so we politely arrived about 6:45 and were promptly seated. The kooky, time-machine decor of the Elite amused us as we sipped a couple Cannery Brewing Squire Scotch Ales while watching a silenced The Misfits with Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe, Eli Wallach and Montgomery Clift on a nearby big screen. Suffice to say, the mood was established. The room filled and it was easily a sell-out. I'm glad I didn't opt for wine. It would have been nearly impossible to pick a single style to accompany the varied courses that followed.
Sometime around 7:30 the first course came out. It was the Elvis sandwich accompanied by the Bourbon Milk Shake. The two worked well together. I'm usually accustomed to this much sweetness at the end of the meal, but in some weird way it all actually performed admirably as a lead course. There wasn't much of description on the menu, and the servers offered no clues, but the peanut butter and banana inside a kind of toast was off-set by what we thought was a very nice carmelized onion relish with a little bacon. The milk shake was potent; enough to make the shooter-sized glasses very appropriate.
After a little break, serenaded by a selection of blues, surf and rockabilly oldies, we recieved the Chicken Noodle Soup. The broth was full and robust, there were ample noodles and vegetables. It was a perfect blend of home style and innovation. I could have devoured a big bowl with a loaf of fresh bread and been very happy.
Just after the soup we received a couple tumblers of home-made root beer. It takes decades if not generations to get a root beer recipe right. This one was a gallant attempt, but as explained by the developer, had a few things going against it, not the least was a failure to naturally carbonate. There were some very vibrant flavours at play but not quite in the right balance.
We were then served some very good French fries with a side of gravy. The fries were done perfectly with an understated spice note added. The gravy was mild and almost flavourless.
Dessert was banana cream pie. Many times this classic is prepared with a layer of banana slices somewhere in the pie. Which is unfortunate because by the time it is served they begin to brown and grow mushy. Very unappetizing. Not so with this dessert. The bananas were all blended into the cream section, and resting on a dark chocolate cookie crumble crust. Topping the pie was a praline whip cream that was beaten to within a hair of being butter. Top marks for appearance but I tasted an inordinate saltiness in the crust mixture. Loved the rich banana flavour of the filling.
Plenty of fun and a good learning experience for all. I'm looking forward to the next event. I'd like to see a bit more narrative; either verbally from the servers or written on the menus, about what we are being served and maybe, after the meal, a Q and A about choices the chef made in his sourcing and preparation.


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A new baby, a new direction for 'Counter Culture', and a desire for simplicity
My second son was born last week. What a wonderful blessing. However, with such a life change comes a time to re-evaluate priorities and goals. So often we get caught up in the day-to-day that we forget what direction we're even going in life.
It is because of this reflective attitude that I've decided to change directions in what I write about here on Counter Culture. I've already updated the header graphic and the About page, so you probably have an idea of the direction I will be going.


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Dec. 30, 2008
HAMPTON, Va. - Depth has been a strength for Hampton all season, and it was on display against Yale on Tuesday night. The Pirates' bench scored 36 points in a 58-56 win over the Bulldogs before a crowd of 1,243 at the HU Convocation Center. Christopher Tolson led the way with 21 points on 8 of 15 shooting. Ross Morin paced Yale with 17 points and seven rebounds.
The Bulldogs trailed 58-52 with 3:23 left but had a chance to tie in the final seconds. Chris Andrews's three-pointer cut the deficit to three with 1:15 remaining, and Michael Sands made one of two free throws with 6.1 seconds left. Yale then forced a turnover on the ensuing in-bounds play, but an Andrews jumper from the wing rimmed out as time expired.
"It was a good look. It just didn't go down, but it never should have gotten to that point," said James Jones, The Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Men's Basketball. "We held them to 32 percent shooting and shot 50 percent, but we turned it over 25 times. It's very disappointing. We didn't take care of the basketball."
Kwame Morgan added 14 points for Hampton (6-6). Micheal Freeman scored 13 points and Theo Smalling grabbed a team-high 12 rebounds.
Alex Zampier had 15 points for the Bulldogs. Travis Pinick added 10 points and seven rebounds, and Sands contributed seven points and six rebounds in 18 minutes.
Hampton made 14 of 17 free throws, while Yale was just five of 11 from the foul line.
The Bulldogs scored the first six points of the game and took their biggest lead, 29-18, on two Zampier free throws. The Pirates, though, outscored Yale 12-4 over the final 4:30 of the first half to cut the deficit to 33-30 at the intermission.
The Bulldogs built the lead back to seven midway through the second half, but Hampton again rallied. Morgan's three-pointer gave the Pirates their first lead, 50-48, with 5:35 remaining.
Yale shot 50 percent (23 of 46) from the field, but the Pirates had 18 offensive rebounds and attempted 16 more shots than the Bulldogs.
Yale continues a busy stretch on Friday with a game at Bryant. Tipoff is slated for 4 p.m. The Bulldogs then return to the friendly confines of the John J. Lee Amphitheater for the first time since Dec. 3 when they host MIT on Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Threads begun in July discussing and solving the disappearance of all Ottoman units upon the arrival of Mustafa, have been deleted from this forum.
Captain Orso and Pocus had solved and provided a fix.
Another player asked me for help after he encountered the same Ottoman problem and brought up the missing threads. I attempted to send him copies of the Pocus fix in both RAR and sct files. The servers handling my email refused to forward emails with RAR and/or sct files, believing the emails to contain malware. (Subsequently sent files via Dropbox)
Other threads may also be missing - the Ottoman threads are the first that I can identify as factually missing/deleted. Would possible malware identification be the reason forum threads are disappearing?


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I received my doctoral degree in Theater and Performance Studies at Stanford in June 2016. My dissertation, completed under the guidance of Dr. Jisha Menon, was awarded the Charles R. Lyons Memorial Prize for Outstanding Dissertation. My research project was supported by the Graduate Research Opportunities Award in Stanford, which facilitated my fieldwork in India and Bangladesh during the summer of 2013 and 2014; and the Wisch Fellowship by the Center for South Asia, Stanford University, for my work in South Asian theater and performance studies. I identify as an artist-scholar, and my training and specialization are in the area of oral history; postcolonial and ethnic studies (with a focus on South Asian performance studies); ethnomusicology; dramatic literature; transcultural theater and performance; experimental devised performances; and community-based performance-making.
It would be wonderful to hear back from you, and you can always reach me via email.
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Featured in USA Today, People magazine, LA Times, The Huffington Post, Travel Channel and more, the BaD Tour is the first ever Breaking Bad locations tour of Albuquerque. Breaking Bad is the Emmy-winning television series that was filmed in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
BaD Tours take place on a luxury, climate controlled, 14-passenger Mercedes Sprinter, called The LUX. This premium tour experience includes 3.5 hours of locations from all 5 seasons of Breaking Bad (and a few from Better Call Saul).
There will be Breaking Bad trivia and great prizes from local Albuquerque businesses given out on the tour. The BaD Tour is approximately 38 miles long. A restroom break and complimentary drink will be provided approximately 1-hour into the tour at Twisters Grill (Los Pollos Hermanos). There will be a second restroom stop at the A1A Car Wash.
Featured Breaking Bad locations* on the BaD Tour include: Walter White's house & condo, Jesse Pinkman's house & duplex, Gus's house, The Car Wash, The Laundry, Saul Goodman's law office, Tuco's office, The Railyards, The Crossroads Motel, Los Pollos Hermanos and more.
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*The BaD Tour features the exterior of the locations; there will not be access to the inside of any private homes or businesses (excluding Los Pollos Hermanos).


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Triple R is a 100% volunteer organization committed to saving the lives of neglected and abused equines in the Tallahassee, FL area. We provide veterinary services, feed, medications, safe homes, and loving care to our adoptees. We're always looking for foster homes and adoptive families for our horses!


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Queen Charlotte Wilderness Park
Queen Charlotte Wilderness Park is an isolated peninsula in the Marlborough Sounds. Originally a large sheep station the property is now dedicated to "the
Queen Charlotte Wilderness Park is an isolated peninsula in the Marlborough Sounds. Originally a large sheep station the property is now dedicated to "the business of saving our environment" and the pastureland is being left to revert to native forest.This is a place where nature can send huge waves surging up the cliffs while the sky seems filled with flowing dark anger. But it can also be a place that can be, and often is, of the utmost in tranquillity. When bellbirds call to the good life, high in their lush green world and the sea exchanges golden glances with the sun.
Our park is a place where you can perch on the cliffs, and gaze down into pools of gliding seals and flying penguins. Where the only passing traffic is likely to be a pod of orcas on their way south for their summer holiday, or dolphins, leaping between worlds. And where the odours are of fresh salt air mixed with the ancient smell of the bush rather than of the things of humanity.
Our park may not have pretty paths and trinkets made for tourists but we think that our Park is a happy place. A place, where people who are content to be part of nature rather than in control of it can find hope for the future from a glimpse of the past.
This is just so true to words, our visit there with family our children where a bit young to walk all the walks so we only did parts of the tracks, and staying in the homestead with no tv or computers only table tennis or books, our children had to reconnect with life for a few days without these products.
The wind can be strong here, but where the park is located there is always somewhere generally to get out of the wind.
One of the most interesting places we have stayed at with our family.


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If you needed another reason that the late Wilt Chamberlain was countless times more interesting than all-time scoring champ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, we bring you this gossip item from today's New York Daily News.
New neighbors of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar were crying foul yesterday after the NBA great apparently dumped a huge pile of trash - complete with a pair of old size-17 sneakers - in the front yard of a home next-door to his Harlem brownstone. The sneakers, a Los Angeles Lakers ID card and a front row ticket for last spring's NCAA basketball championship game were buried amid the pile of flattened boxes dumped in a neighbor's front yard.
You think that's good? We love the next line: "There was also a Dear Kareem postcard from a masseuse, a blow gun and an empty cardboard box for a martial arts kendo sword." Sweet, a kendo sword! Badass!
Wilt made the gossip pages for bedding so many women that the number needed scientific notation. Kareem makes them for dumping trash on a neighbor's lawn. Hey, you try to drag Walton and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes.
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Police say a man has been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after he crashed head-on into a hearse taking a body to a funeral with a sheriff's deputy watching.
Covina police Sgt. Ray Marquez says the Los Angeles County deputy pulled up behind a car Saturday and said the driver appeared unconscious as he sat idling at a green light.
The deputy tapped on the driver's window, and the car immediately surged through the intersection into oncoming traffic and hit the hearse.
Marquez says no one was injured.
He says 18-year-old Spencer Brawner was arrested, cited, and released later Saturday.
Marquez says a replacement hearse arrived to take the body to its destination, a funeral at a nearby church.
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That's NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly touting a new technology called "terahertz imaging detection" to a local news outlet.
Terahertz radiation is electromagnetic waves at the high end of the infrared band, just below the microwave band. The waves can penetrate a wide variety of non-conducting materials, such as clothing, paper, cardboard, wood, masonry, plastic, and ceramics, but they can't penetrate metal or water. Thus, directing terahertz radiation at a person and capturing the waves that bounce off them can reveal what is under their clothes without the discomfort and danger of going "hands-on" in a search for weapons. Many materials have unique spectral "fingerprints" in the terahertz range, so terahertz imaging can be tuned to reveal only certain materials. (In case you're wondering, I got this information off the top of my head…)
Will the machines be tuned to display only particular materials? Or will they display images of breasts, buttocks, and crotches? The TSA's "strip-search machines" got the moniker they have because they did the latter—until the agency tardily re-configured them.
Then there's the flip-side of not going "hands-on." Terahertz imaging detection doesn't natively reveal to the person being searched that law enforcement has picked him or her out for scrutiny. A pat-down certainly lets the individual know he or she is being searched, positioning one to observe and challenge one's treatment as a suspect. Terahertz imaging lacks this natural—if insufficient—check on abuse.
So terahertz imaging is not just a "hi-tech pat-down." Its potential takes what would be a pat-down and makes it into a secret, but intimate, visual examination—a surreptitious strip-search. Pat-downs and secret strip-searches are very different things, and it is not necessarily reasonable, where a pat-down might be called for, to use terahertz imaging.
And that brings us to the fundamental problem with Commissioner Kelly's proffer to use this technology at a "specific event" or at a "shooting-prone location." These contexts do not create the individualized suspicion that Fourth Amendment law demands when government agents are going to examine intimate details of a person's body and concealed possessions.
It is certainly possible to devise a terahertz imaging device and a set of use protocols that are constitutional and appropriate for routine, domestic law enforcement, but Commissioner Kelly hasn't thought of one, and I can't either.
Consider the dollar costs and potential health effects of terahertz imaging detection, it might just be that the pat-downs pass muster far better than the high-tech gadgetry.


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The Chinese turbine manufacturer said the international subsidiary will operate independently and assumes sole responsibility for financial results.
In addition, Sinovel is to restructure itself with the creation of four subsidiaries to cover the China's north-east, north, east and north-west regions. The move comes in response to the current downturn in the Chinese market.
Sinovel said it has adjusted the operational management to improve efficiency, reduce costs, elevate product technological contents, improve service and provide clients with better solutions.
The company will introduce integrated management and supporting service of production, as well as client services in these subsidiaries.
The reorganisation will be completed this year. Sinovel said it will allow for an improved management of the research and development department.
Sinovel also announced it had discovered "accounting errors" in its 2011 results. It said net profits for the year were 20% higher than reported.
For 2012, Sinovel predicted a CNY 490 million ($78 million) loss. Sinovel vice-president Tao Gang said the Chinese wind power market has entered a phase of adjustment after the previous rapid growth.


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Over the next three weeks, I'll have the joy of walking along the banks of three rivers: the Thames, the Rhine, and the Seine. It's a journey in celebration of the premiere of a musical I created with the composer Rita Abrams, based on one of my favorite novels of all time, Pride and Prejudice, which is being produced by London's Ruislip Operatic Society.
It's should be a blast. I loved our collaboration, and despite the bad luck of sending it out to theaters during the Great Recession, I now feel it will get its just due. I'll let you know how it works out.
I should be working on yet another book, I see this trip as a hard-earned vacation. Besides the novella in our very own Murder She Writes anthology, Guns and Roses, I released four other novels this year. Yeah, I know, crazy.
What makes it even crazier is that all for books have launched since October.
These include Books 2 and Book 3 of my Housewife Assassin series, Guide to Gracious Killing and Killer Christmas Tips. I'm very proud that the first book in the series, The Housewife Assassin's Handbook, has
The first book in another series I launched just this month, Totlandia, dropped to #1 in Amazon/Free Kindle Books/Humor, and #1 in Contemporary Fiction, as well as #9 in Amazon's overall list. The second book in the series made it onto the paid list, at #85 in Books/Women's Fiction/Single Women.
Between all this, and the start of filming on the pilot of the television show based on Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives, I had a lot to be grateful for, this Thanksgiving.
I love London. I look forward to seeing a couple of plays in the West End, walking into the renowned Harrods department store to see its posh holiday decorations, and seeing the town at a time of year I would not have normally considered staying in it. Right now, it doesn't look as if snow is on the horizon, and for this Southern gal transplanted in sunny California, that's a mixed blessing. Wouldn't it be great to walk through its old cobblestoned streets while it looks like something out of a Dickens novel?
While in Cologne, Germany, my husband, Martin, looks forward to taking me to that city's world renowned Chriskindlmarts, which he discovered while working as a consultant for Lufthansa. The translation is exactly as you'd imagine: "Christmas market," which takes place in front of the city's beautiful cathedral, 'The Dome." We'll be perusing the holiday-themed crafts of pen stalls in the crisp, cold outdoors, and warming up with "gluvine" (mulled wine, heated up, and mixed with fresh fruit and sugar).
Our last six days will be spent in Paris. The last time I was there, the Musee d'Orsay was closed, so I look forward to seeing it, as well as Paris' Musee d'Art Moderne . Paris is "the city of lights" more so during the holiday season. There is no sight as beautiful as a sparkling Eiffel Tower.
And of course, I'll be stopping at the most famous bookstore in the world, Shakespeare & Company.
I'll be posting pictures on my Twitter and Facebook pages, so feel free to follow me there, and please comment back!
Soon after I get home, I'll be drawing for the $100 bookstore giftcard tied to my contest for the launch of The Housewife Assassin's Guide to Gracious Killing. Have you entered yet?


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Illinois FC is a not-for-profit youth soccer club that is dedicated to serving the greater Champaign-Urbana community. Illinois FC aims to offer all young players the opportunity to reach their full potential in soccer by providing them a safe, fun and challenging environment in which to do so. Illinois FC offers youth programs for players 3-8 years old, as well as full-time travel soccer programs for players U9-U19.


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I would like to talk to some graphics people about making some new mastheads, banners, and buttons for the CC Dispatch.
The Dispatch is going to be getting a major face-lift in the next little while, and if you can turn out decent graphics quickly we could use your services. Come put your stamp on the look of CC Dispatch Two Point Oh!
I've thought about doing a big contest of some kind, but I really don't want to paint myself into a corner like that, because the scope of what we need is going to keep changing, and I need the flexibility to redefine what I ask of you. Have a look at the Dispatch, look at the banners we use now, and estimate how long it would have taken you to do those if you had done them. Then, if and only if that amount of time seems like something you're willing to contribute, please send me a PM or post here.


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Jeep Grand Cherokee Electrical Problems
eltecho Posts: 1I have a 1998 jeep Grand Cherokee 5.9
I am having problems with rear light failure
1. all the lights are fully functional.
2. I need a schematic showing the wiring for the plugs p1 and p2 on the light sensing module and where the supply voltage is sourced and what the outputs end up feeding, they appear to be on P1-9 wire blu with black tracer
3. I know the module has U4791B comparators in it. The comparator outputs pins 3&5 are all 10.5 to 12v- I think this is coming from the module that the output feeds
4. I have cleaned all contact and the bulb measure about 1.0 ohm of resistance.
5 Can I eliminate this module form the system as it causes more problems than it cures.
I appreciate all assistance in advance0
msanford Posts: 1I have a 2004 Grand Cherokee SE V6. 75K miles. Was rear ended 3 years ago and it did minor damage. But the right rear tail light was knocked out. As I left the repair shop the check engine light came on. Took the repair shop a week to figure out it was an O2 sensor. After two sensors he finds that it was a bad wire under the hood. 6 months later the AC goes out and the blower motor sounds like its gonna blow up. 6 months later the right rear window gets stuck down. 3 month after that none of the windows will do anything and the power mirrors don't work. But the good news is that the fan blower is no longer making that awful noise or smelling like its on fire. Seems to me there is an issue with too much load on a circuit. I am glad I found this forum so I could see that there is others out there and my issue is not isolated. Not that I am glad anyone else has issues. If anyone knows of a fix please let me know. I can't keep driving a car that I have no AC or ability to roll down a window. I was told by the mechanic that there was a controller in the drivers door that was bad but I think he's chasing a ghost. Please help. I am taking it to another troubleshooter Monday. I will report the findings.0
metoo12 Posts: 1I have owned my Jeep since Oct 2010. I have dealt with mechanical and electrical issues since March 2011. I have not had any mechanical or electrical issue since July 2011. The Jeep had less than 25K miles. Now fast forward to November 2012 Jeep has 28K miles electrical problems have re surfaced, the dashboard gets hot to touch whether the radio or heating unit is on or off. Left rear turn signal will not work when headlights are on. Brake lights do not dim. Off to the dealership I go right before a scheduled road trip... :mad:0
jacquee Posts: 12001 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Entire dashboard panel gauges are not working, but car runs fine.
Dashboard panel gauges - such as gas, speedometer, oil gauge, suddenly stopped working while car was driving. All gauges went to zero, as if the car was not on.
The engine was replaced 1 month ago, and had no issues till recently, gauges just stopped recognizing the car being on.
Note, the ignition key has not changed.
Also, the security system is not working, and the windows do not go up or down.
There is a indicator on the panel that I've never seen - the sentry security system (a key with a line through it) is lit up on the dashboard - as if there was no key in the ignition?
Any help with this would be appreciated. The heater and radio work? Engine also runs fine. Engine was not replaced by jeep dealer, but car runs really nice - not sure what this problem is? Could it have to do with the ignition? Does this require servicing now by a Jeep Dealership?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.0
cc49 Posts: 1Hi, was wondering if anyone evr had the problem the calendar/clock keeps going back to factory set & the jeep wouldn't start yesterday/ anyone know what this might be? i am scared to drive might shut off in traffic HELP :confuse:0
I resently had the same problem with my 96 jgcl, i took the headlight switch assembly out and apart. 4 or 5 of the soulder connections to the circuit board were old and cracked, causing my interior and dash lights to flicker when i would drive at high speeds with my headlights on (from vibration). I also realized it when i gave the switch a smack while the car wasnt moving, having the same flicker effect. I took a soulder gun to it, and re-did all the broken connections. No more flicker.0
I resently had the same problem with my 96 jgcl, i took the headlight switch assembly out and apart. 4 or 5 of the soulder connections to the circuit board were old and cracked, causing my interior and dash lights to flicker when i would drive at high speeds with my headlights on (from vibration). I also realized it when i gave the switch a smack while the car wasnt moving, having the same flicker effect. I took a soulder gun to it, and re-did all the broken connections. No more flicker.0
Crankshaft position sensor??0
bear88 Posts: 1I have a 98' that is somehow drawing 4.29 amps of power when it is shut down I have been working on tracing wiring to search for damaged wires but still have not found the issue, has anyone else encountered this issue? because having my jeep die every few days is really getting old.0
onegoodmason Posts: 1There are 3 bulbs in the 3rd brake light , all must be working . 1 will trigger a lamp failure .
Also , a small side marker bulb can also cause the warning and go unnoticed .0
2001jeepdriver Posts: 1I'm just curious to know if you found out the problem yet? I'm having the same problem and I'm hoping it's something as simple as a switch.0
jeep2005 Posts: 1My 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo has been flickering the exterior and interior lights simultaneously. The lights will go off while I am on the highway and with 2 small children in the car this is unacceptable to me. This is dangerous. The lights will turn off completely and the only way I can get them to come back on is when I flick on the high beams. After I do this, Instead of the high beams coming on the regular lights will come back on. I have been to my dealership every time this happens and they eep telling me that they do not know what is wrong. I have had it with this car. For the amount of money I have spent on this car. This should not be happening. I would not recommend this car to anyone.0
I had the same problem with my 2005 Grand Limited. The dealer claimed they could not find the fault. So I wrote a letter to the Service Manager asking him if it would take an accident to happen before they would replace the switch. He rang me back and booked the car in immediately. They replaced the switch under warranty, ie the left hand stalk. Works perfectly now.But it is damned annoying having to keep taking the car back and forth so I was glad when the service manager had it fixed.0
jlm72 Posts: 1This has been happening a few times. I replaced the alternator about a month ago. When I start the Jeep, it is running on battery, I have checked the belt, and things seem to be working. A few times I have but some lubricants around the moving parts, and the alt kicks in.
Don't know what the problem could be.0
kyle012012 Posts: 2Many of the problems you're describing happened to me. I suggest you start with unhooking your battery for about 30 minutes to reset the PCM. If that fixes the issues it's just temporary. Open your driver door and you'll see a black rubber sleeve. Pull it from the door to expose the wires inside. If I had to guess there will be 1 or more of these wires either nearly severed or completely disconnected. Sometimes you have to look carefully as I didn't see the problem at first but 8 months later there it was. I used copper sleeves and electrical tape to fix mine. Took 5 minutes. Hope this helped. Good luck0
2007 flex fuel grand cherokee has a 9481 code that indicates a bad relay, but when I swap thr high relay with the low one, the code remains the same. Does this sound familiar?0
This problem began as a intermittent roaring fan, like it was stuck on and sounded like I was just flooring it. Sometimes it would stop and sound normal, then it would do it again in a few days. Finally it just stays on all the time and the check engine light comes on and this is where the 9481 code comes from. An interesting twist to this problem is that when the check engine light comes on the left tail light assembly stops working, and when the check engine light goes out they work again. It sounds like a short of some type but that don't explain the constant fan.0
mwolf9000 Posts: 29The rear liftgate on my 2005 JGC closes properly but a "Liftgate Open" idiot message comes up on the dashboard info screen. And so all the interior lights stay on while I'm driving. Any solution?0
sorterguru1 Posts: 5The first thing I would look at is the liftgate close switch. One bad switch would cause all your problems. I have the older body stlye so I don't know where yours is, but I'm sure you could find that out. Next, given the history of wiring problems in jeeps, I would look into the wiring to the switch. Good luck.0
00jeepgcltd Posts: 1I am getting these codes ( P0320 - P0340 ) when using a scanner to check the engine light. I have already ordered the new sensors seeing as they are quite inexpensive. Should I replace one at a time to see if one is causing them both? How easy are they to replace?0
cooper2012 Posts: 1Here ya go . Watch cylinder head with 0331 casting . Just had to replace at 130,000 miles . Heater core blew too ! Yeah big bucks for both , big buck ! Blinkers also have a problem with the relay . Pneumatic openers for hood and rear hatch door are bad . Just a few things that are true of this vehicle . Seems the whole cooling heating system has issues from what I have read . New head gasket, new cylinder head, new heater core, new radiator , what else can go wrong ?0
larrys8 Posts: 36Hello all- looking for some suggestions; we have a 2012 GC Overland, we have had it for about a year and are around 16k miles. Oddly some random electric glitches have plagued us.
1. The Bluetooth is horrible; connectivity to my wife's i-phone is inconsistent. She gets in the car, if she gets or makes a call, the call always starts out on the headset and then in a minute or so switches over to the car. Once connected, the noise/sound quality is a joke. I can barely understand her when I am on the phone with her.
2. The "EZ exit" seat feature stopped working for almost two months (we checked to make sure feature was activated). Then randomly it started working again and has been fine since.
3. The radio pre sets for "memory 2" will randomly get wiped out
So for the above, as they were minor problems, we have not returned to the dealer. Then this week, while my wife is driving the rear glass hatch (not the lift gate) will randomly release. She then has to pull over and close it. This happened 12 times between Monday and Tuesday. We have an appointment scheduled for Friday, but my guess is that they wont be able to replicate any of these issues as they are "random"
Has anyone else experienced any of these issues or have any solutions?
fester78 Posts: 1my name is eric kinney i am having the same problem did u get yours fixed?is so what was it ?0
alpine1951 Posts: 1front sidelights stopped working then passenger side windows stopped working now no central locking anyone please help0
I have a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, Automatic, 2WD, the vehicle starts up perfectly but then instantly dies. Not a sputter nothing it's like it just loses spark. The power works fine, the dash lights come on, no problem, automatic & manual head lights work great so far. Power windows and door locks work,my interior lights work. Gas light comes on, but there's gas in the jeep. None of the gauges move at all. After trying to start it multiple times there is no sort of clicking from inside my vehicle like when my alternator went out & my battery kept dying. I recently replaced the alternator 2 days ago. I replaced transmission catalytic converter, muffler, & major tune up 6 weeks ago.
I was driving the jeep earlier, but 20 minutes later, it starts up for a milli~second, then shut down. I've checked the battery cables & clamps, there completely in tact & tightened.
Any suggestions? Other than, get rid of it & get a new car
edanddeb98 Posts: 3this may sound crazy now it worked for me go to passenger side of the car take the key and lock and un lock it several times then open the passenger door and get in and start the car it should stop it did for us hope it helps0
While you were replacing the muffler, did you also check the Oxy Sensors? My Jeep did what you describe and the problem was one of the Oxy Sensors wasn't working.0
wpatters Posts: 54I have a 93 and it could be the security system since it will act like that so you can not steal the car. If you lock and then unlock the drivers side it might fix the problem. My only other experience with not starting and running is a bad coil. Easy to replace....made a huge difference in how it ran too. Ours had 150,000 miles so it gave a good life.0


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TrevorCorey 6 years ago#1
My RTTS guys are jacked, I have my Diamond Dynasty team rolling, I was able to have a roster save that gives me Dylan Bundy for my Orioles....
Unless there is some huge innovation I think I will stick with MLB 12 (even though my announcers never work and I have been getting killed online lately).
Anybody else planning on sticking with MLB 12?
vsalinas005 6 years ago#2
Astros being in the AL West would be fairly groundbreaking, as well as the fences being moved in at Safeco Park, possibly the new free agent system as agreed upon prior to the 2012 season. I dunno, I just think those are the three MASSIVE changes between The Show 12 and The Show 13.
moneyball2 6 years ago#3
'13 will have two wild card teams too
rtts is supposed to be 'revamped'. i think the goal system will be changed, which would make it fresh.
i think i might rent it from blockbuster for a 2 day rental.
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FishBelly13 6 years ago#5
Is any of that really massive though?
haha no fish its still baseball. sorry they didnt add any lazer tag mini games, or first person shooter elements to spice it up more for you
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FishBelly13 6 years ago#7
lmmfao I remember when I was like you. Eventually you'll realize their selling you the same game over and over again. Til then, why not make a couple more alts to back you up?
you still buy the game fishnips. you will 'fishbelly ache' all march and april while advertising that people should rent the game from blockbuster to try and keep your job open. then you will buy the game and in may and act like you are doing your part in not supporting a new game on release because they didnt add warp levels and mystic potions.
its a baseball game made by the same people each year. and like it or not they are the only gig in town now, and they are damn good at what they do. support them so you dont get stuck with an EA Sports baseball game in the future
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vsalinas005 6 years ago#10
Granted its not all massive improvements, but that assessment can be made of almost every multi-game franchise.
Madden: Football, only its under a license for the likes of the actual players for NFLPA and the likeness of each team.
Blitz: Again, Football, not under license but is an arcade version of the sport.
Most "Modern Military Shooters": All first person shooters and most are heavily scripted. The most infamous script being not being able to open a door on your own when the AI is able to open it solo without hesitation. In the end, its still just Point cross hairs at target, shoot, repeat.
MLB The Show/MLB2KXX: Baseball. Recycled content/features, but (in the case of The Show) Attempts to come as close to the actual sport as it can with association from MLB Network while 2KXX is and always will be more of an Arcade style of baseball.
Hell, even Scribblenauts is just recycled core concept (Solving silly puzzles in any matter possible while also keeping it to words without negative connotations.) when it comes to its sequels.
Point is based on the limited options available that include our favorite teams and favorite player(s) while also being the most modern, its going to be The Show or bust until EA can scrape something together and launch it successfully without attempting to milk it heavily like a majority of their games which I don't find likely to happen.
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Excellent job Claire!
Two more pieces in the puzzle needs to come: James Key and Carlos Sainz !!!
Peter Windsor thinks the same about Sainz, that Williams needed him this year to push the team forward. A shame that Martini imposes at least 1 driver over 25 years old.
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For sale by auction on Thursday 24th November 2016
At Leicester City Football Club, King Power Stadium, Filbert Way, Leicester, LE2 7FL
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A ground floor apartment in a convenient location.
A purpose built ground floor apartment with communal gardens and off road parking. The property location offers easy access to local amenities, local schools and recreational facilities. Easy access to public transport links to surrounding areas and Liverpool city centre, Royal Liverpool University Hospital and surrounding universities.
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Kitchen 9ft 7 x 7ft 3
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Over the last decade some leading economists have written about the benefits and costs of airlines using hubs. Here is one paper . I have wondered how climate volatility will affect the time cost of air travel in a world of hub flights. If I must fly from Boston through Chicago to get to my final destination, the introduction of the second leg of the trip increases the likelihood that something can go wrong as the plane that is supposed to take me on the 2nd leg flies in from somewhere else. Given that time is a our scarcest asset and that our value of time rises as we grow richer, any increases in travel time in minutes can add up to a large total social cost in an economy that is constantly using the airport. At one point, I wanted to write a paper on this topic but I couldn't figure out how to quantify this effect. From the airlines' perspective, how costly would it be for them to have more parked airplanes and some duplication of their system as an insurance policy against late arriving flights due to weather delays?
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As we slip deeper and deeper into fall, our family is starting to eat more cold weather food – thicker soups and chowders and so on. Hand in hand with this is our ongoing effort to slowly clear out the recesses of our pantry and our freezer by using items that have been in there for a while and largely forgotten.
The result of this is our own homebrewed "Wisconsin farmhouse chowder," which takes several different ideas from recipes we've heard and things we've tried in the northeast Iowa and southwest Wisconsin area. It's simple to make and I hope you enjoy it.
What You Need
The ingredient list is pretty straightforward. You'll need:
– 3 1/2 cups of milk, separated into 1 1/2 cups and 2 cups
– 2 medium potatoes, cubed
– 3 or 4 shiitake mushrooms, chopped (morels would also work if you have a source for getting them)
– A bag of flash-frozen mixed vegetables -or- one cup each of corn kernels, diced carrots, and chopped broccoli
– Dashes of a few spices, including thyme, black pepper, red pepper flakes, and salt
– Half of a cup of peas (frozen or fresh, whatever works best for you)
– 1 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
The Night Before (or Early That Day)
If you're using fresh vegetables, it's always worthwhile to make them the night before, as well as the potatoes. You'll also want to chop the mushrooms. You might also want to make the mushroom cream as well…
Making the mushroom cream is simple. Simply take two cups of milk in a saucepan, toss in the dried mushrooms, and let it simmer for half an hour. Add a dash of pepper and a dash of salt, then add two tablespoons of flour and stir it until the mushroom cream thickens a bit. You can add more flour if you'd like, but don't thicken it until it's solid.
Preparing the Meal
Once you have the mushroom cream, described above, add the remaining milk to it, stir thoroughly, then raise the heat to a low boil (medium to medium-high heat should do it).
Add all of the rest of the ingredients at this point except for the peas, stir thoroughly, then allow it to simmer for fifteen minutes, stirring regularly.
Add the peas at the fifteen minute mark, stir thoroughly, and allow to simmer for about three more minutes. Pull the soup off, allow it to stand for five minutes or so, then serve.
We served the soup alongside the wraps from last week. Many different types of wraps or sandwiches could accompany this soup.
Another option is to simply toss a small handful of shredded cheddar on top of the soup, as shown here.
Optional Ingredients
One simple step would be to replace the homemade mushroom cream with canned cream of mushroom soup, though there may be a flavor degradation here. Since switching to making my own by boiling mushrooms in milk, I've never really wanted to use the canned kind. You can also somewhat vary the vegetables according to what's available to you.