text: How to Keep Your Air Conditioner Running Well Through the Fall Posted August 24, 2016 Your air conditioner has had a lot of work to do this summer and we still have more hot weather to go. Just because the date on the calendar has changed over to fall doesn't mean you're done with your AC for the season. Staying on top of annual AC maintenance, while also following a handful of other pointers, can help you maintain your air conditioner while keeping your home cozy too. Clean Around Your Outdoor Unit Debris can pile up around your outside unit, specifically during the fall. When the time comes to rake up the leaves in your yard, at least rake up the leaves and debris around your air conditioner. Debris can hinder air flow, causing your system to work harder and wear down quicker. We want your air conditioner to last as long as it can. Raise the Temperature on Your Thermostat Keep your thermostat set at the highest temperature you can while still remaining cozy. Whenever possible, use supplemental cooling methods such as fans. The lower you set your thermostat, the harder your system will have to work to get to that temperature. You may think shutting off your unit completely will save on energy and help your system, but that makes more work for it to make up when you flip it back on. It will have to work harder for a longer amount of time, which is another thing that could lead to early system failure. Keep Up With AC Maintenance Keeping a well-maintained system with routine, annual AC maintenance is so critical. Our experts will look at your air conditioner thoroughly and make sure the electric is working as it should, the coils and filters are clean and so much more. We take a deeper look to catch small problems before they become big breakdowns and turn in to an AC repair appointment. Keeping cool and cozy in your own home isn't something you should have to be worried about, and with our annual AC maintenance you don't have to worry. Give us a call at 812-825-8695 to set both your mind and system at ease. We look forward to working with you. Back To Blog


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Tohoku University was founded in 1907 as the third imperial university and it became the first Japanese University to accept female students in 1913. It is committed to the "Research First" principle, "Open-Door" policy and "Practice-Oriented Research and Education".
Tohoku University consists of 10 undergraduate faculties, 16 graduate schools, 3 professional graduate schools and 6 research institutes. It has over 18,000 students and the number of staff employed amounts to about 6000. It maintains University-level agreements in 31 countries with 172 institutions, agreements on department level in 43 countries with 335 institutions and belongs to several internationally influential university consortia.
Tohoku University is competitive at the cutting edge of international research and has gained a high international reputation in several research fields including materials science, physics, chemistry and engineering. WPI Advanced Institute for Materials Research (WPI-AIMR) is a world-class research centre and conducts interdisciplinary research which implements new innovation methods of atomic and molecular control.
As a new initiative in response to the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011, Tohoku University established in 2012 the Institute for Disaster Reconstruction and Regeneration Research as a centre of excellence, bringing together the world's wisdom in order to contribute to the reconstruction and regeneration of the region by transmitting research results and putting them into practice.

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HIWC (Hanoi International Women's Club) will hold its Annual HIWC Charity Bazaar 2018 on November 18 at Starlake Tay Ho Tay new town.
HIWC is a non-profit, non-religious, and non-political group run entirely by volunteers. A modern, diverse and friendly group with members from more than 60 different countries, it attracts people of different ages and from all walks of life.
The Annual HIWC Charity Bazaar 2018 is a festival where you can expect food, music, dancing, and performances for families and international communities.
The bazaar is also one of the largest fundraisers in Hanoi, to assist good causes that have long been at the forefront of HIWC's activities.
HIWC's mission is to empower women and children from disadvantaged communities in the Hanoi area by funding projects relating to health, community development, and education. It aims to raise at least $100,000 for women's and children's charities in the Hanoi area.
As in previous years, HIWC will recognize its international heritage and cultural diversity with the theme "Travel the World and Celebrate". Come and experience delicious food and drinks from around the world, entertainment for children of all ages, great music, and quality shopping.
As a venue sponsor, Starlake - Hanoi is pleased to be associated with HIWC to present the amazing and meaningful festival. HIWC expects over 8,000 visitors and participants to come to Starlake's spacious lakeside grounds. Gates open at 10am and close at 4pm.


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TORONTO — Shoppers Drug Mart Corp. reports its fourth-quarter profit slipped to $169 million, or $172 million excluding costs related to its pending takeover by Loblaw — both down from a year earlier.
The Toronto-based pharmacy chain says total revenue was up one per cent to $2.747 billion while its same-store sales were up 1.2 per cent in the quarter and 1.9 per cent for the full 2013 financial year ended Dec. 28.
Shoppers Drug's profit amounted to 85 cents per share under standard accounting, or 86 cents per share after adjustments.
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Portlaoise man 'out of control' is sentenced
A Portlaoise man who was stopped by gardaí with stolen chainsaws in his car after a road chase in which he drove at speed in a dangerous manner was last week given a suspended prison sentence.
Darren McInerney, 1 New Road, Portlaoise, was charged with two counts of possessing stolen property and one count of the possession of drugs, at Bawnogermeely, Abbeyleix; and dangerous driving, driving without a licence or insurance, and failing to stop, at Aghoney, Abbeyleix, all on February 22, 2013.
Inspector Declan Dunne gave evidence that gardaí received reports of the occupants of a car towing a small horse-box taking chainsaws from farmyards in the Spink area. Gardaí observed the vehicle and signalled it to stop, but the car instead drove off at speed in a dangerous manner. A pursuit ensued and the car eventually stopped, but the driver initially refused to exit. The stolen chainsaws were recovered in the car.
McInerney has 25 previous convictions.
Defence, Mr Philip Meagher said his client was under no illusion as to what was facing him as he now stood before the court.
Mr Meagher said that following McInerney's release from prison in early 2013 he had experienced difficulties at home with his wife and was homeless for a period. Through drinking and drugs he undid a lot of the good work he had done in prison, and "re-ignited some associations".
"For three of four months he was out of control, begging and involved in various activities," said Mr Meagher.
"These sort of crimes are the scourge of farmers," said Judge Catherine Staines, imposing a ten-month sentence, suspended for two years. For dangerous driving McInerney was fined €300 and disqualified from driving for two years, with another €300 fine and two-year ban imposed on the charge of no insurance. The charges of no licence and the possession of drugs were taken into consideration.


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Words can not express how much a I love this chick. Sorry I just had to get that out of my system…lol PopSugarTV caught up with Kat Graham at the Global Green Pre-Oscars Party on February 22nd. Here she talks about what's coming up for Bonnie and Elena, Global Green, ISF and her upcoming new single and video! LOVE her gorgeous green eyeshadow!
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Kat G you sassy girl!!! You have to love that girl! I seriously think I enjoy Bonnie that much because she's played by Kat Graham! LOL But I love how she answered the question about Elena and Bonnie; such a politician!!! LOL But seriously each time I see her doing an interview like that I just want to hug her!! I hope they reimburse her for driving her car around the set!!! ;)
I Love Kat! she's such a sweetheart and YES her green eye shadow is gorgeous. great fun fact about her car!
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Realizing Children's Strengths (RCS) was developed to provide the highest quality of individualized behavioral and educational services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other developmental disabilities. We believe that every child has unique skills and we are dedicated to helping each child develop these skills and reach their full potential.
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The Snow Ball Garland is an amazing addition to your garland line up any time of year. In this collection it adds a dreamy texture to take your decor to the next level.
NOTE - This garland is longer than our typical felt ball garlands, at almost 5 feet in length (7ft total with string & ties), to complement the length of our SUGAR & SPICE letter garland. The felt balls are also different than our typical garland. The larget felt ball measures around one and a half inches and the smallest felt ball measures around a quarter inch.


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One of the joys of Port Eliot festival is the opportunity to unleash the Happy Campers on an unsuspecting country estate of 6000 acres whilst knowing that they are well capable of covering every inch of it at least twice and won't miss a thing. Keen runners both and one a proper-job fell runner so no dash too daunting for this pair. If there's a buzz they will be on it in a nano-second, if there is cake they will be on that even faster. I am going to make you wait for the picture of one of them cosied up to Dominic West (you will never have seen two bigger grins...his perhaps from shock...hers...well...) meanwhile I have been intrigued to discover news of a few more fesitival events they enjoyed, and the endeavour involved in my lovely special gifts
Tent up, cup of tea brewed and drunk, sun shining, we made our way to the dovegreyreader tent to sign in. Except we didn't make it for about another hour because on the way we spotted the screen printing session. Templates had been prepared with the Port Eliot logo and space to put your own words or pictures. We felt that the Happy Campers should be recorded for posterity, so we quickly signed up for a tote bag and got to work.
It was back to school, cutting out letters and shapes and carefully fixing them to the template – remembering that the letters have to appear back to front and the words have to read backwards. This was a very hands-on task and we were like little children as we inked our screens and waited for the moment of truth. Flushed with success, we went back the following day to design and print a special tote bag for dovegreyreader, which we proudly presented to her at the end of the weekend.
There was also an opportunity to paint an elephant – not full sized of course, but a money box on which we could again unleash our artistic ability, and turn into another present for dgr, who by this time was probably feeling like a mother of young children who keep presenting her with beautifully badly drawn and painted pictures and objects.
We managed to find 25 minutes in our packed schedule to cover an elephant with gold paint and stick leaves and flowers on it before dashing off to the next event. I think dgr was pleased with our efforts – she was certainly speechless.....
A Literary Walk
We walk to get from A to B.
We walk for pleasure.
We walk to admire the scenery.
We walk to clear our heads.
I do not advise walking while trying to eat Moroccan lamb with couscous out of a cardboard container (our schedule was so tight it was our only opportunity for sustenance).
Duncan Minshull led us on a tour of the festival site and, after taking our lives in our hands with the litter-clearing vehicles, we managed to take "the road less trafficked". Duncan read extracts from The Vintage Book of Walking, which he edited, and we discussed the importance of walks in books such as Jane Eyre, Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Women in Love, anything by Jane Austen, while reminiscing about being dragged out complainingly on family walks as children.
We finished the walk by approaching the Festival site from a different angle. The sight of fields full of tents and pennants waving in the breeze looked like an invading army laying siege to the house. Walking certainly gives you a different perspective.
The Walking Book Club
Another walk on another lovely day, with a group of people all discussing Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. The walk was led by Emily Rhodes, a book blogger, whose favourite book this is. We walked down to the boathouse, where it felt appropriate to share a scene from the book, then along by the river, and finally back to the house, which has some dark and gloomy windows from which it would be easy to imagine Mrs Danvers gazing down at you. There were some men on this walk, proving the point perhaps that Rebecca isn't just a "woman's read", and this added to the discussions on why the second Mrs de Winter married Maxim, which Mrs de Winter we liked best, whether there was a likeable character anywhere in the book, and the revelation that Helen Rappaport's favourite character is Mrs Danvers. Helen was the last minute replacement for the dovegreyreader tent after William Fiennes broke his collarbone, and there is absolutely no truth in the rumour that she was so keen to come to the Festival that she took out a contract on him.....


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- • I phoned Centrelink and they said that I had to go into town and lodge a form. I also phoned BSDE and they said that they had received my application but that it would now take a week to be approved. Mum drove me into town and also took Sarah to the doctors. I went and had a look at Cassidy's computer, which appears to have a blown power supply. I then went down Vince's but only Pi was there. I then went to Darren's and stayed the night there with him and Dale.


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It might not happen.
As David, Tod and I of Harpoon Cold Brew just launch our new Ready to Drink Cold Brew after a Winter of intense re-building there's a pang of fear that emerges. I imagine it's the same fear that emerges within a warrior who goes to battle. For the warrior the only way to run forth is […]Read more "It might not happen."


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We all know Matisse was a huge fan of nature, however, did you know he had quite a few furry (and feathered) friends too?
Ahead of Matisse Live – our first ever live cinema behind-the-scenes private view of our exhibition being broadcast nationwide tonight – take a look at our slideshow of snaps that show Matisse enjoying some down time with dogs, birds, horses, and a fabulous roaring lion
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Can you spot the animal influence in Matisse's works? Let us know!
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The 51st Annual National RV Trade Show in Louisville ( Kentucky- USA), was held at the beginning of December in an old stadium reconverted into a Exhibition Center. The main European brands attended the fair: Fiamma, Truman, Dometic, etc… and this year, the Spanish company Crespo, taking advantage of the favorable conditions of the American market, exhibited in this important event for its first time.
Crespo showcased its new 2014 collection of folding aluminium furniture for camping , among which the innovative Compact collection stands out: These armchairs, in addition to all the characteristic qualities of Crespo, has a headrest adjustable in height which significantly improves the neck muscle support, and reduces the folding size of the chair.
Compact collection together with the other Crespo proposals for next season had a great reception.
The RV industry also launched its novelties for the next year. Taking up a large part of the 66.890m2 of the Center, we could find found the immense American caravans with sliding wall and equipped with all the creature comforts to satisfy the requirements of the American customers.
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Did ya know there were once lions roaming across these lands? Yeah, back when the Picts ran through these woods and the White Howlers ran among them.
Yeah… them. I know they've got a bad rep these days, but back then - hell, they were more fierce than their reprobate cousin, the Fianna (that being us). They were savage all right, in a way none of us Garou are today, except maybe the Talons. They bred among Picts, fer Gaia's sake! Painted themselves blue with scary tattoos and danced around screamin' and yellin' all the time. Hell, they didn't need to control their rage - their kinfolk sure didn't!
The land'd be different today, ya know, if they had survived. If they hadn't been all full up with pride and Rage and Gaia knows what else, storming down into a Wyrm pit an' all. Yeah, I've heard the rumors, that the Wyrm planned it that way for a long time, but I don't think it can plan anything. It must'a been a sickness inside the Howlers all the time that done them in. I mean, to all go to the Wyrm like that? It's not that easy or so quick. Nah, they were sick inside.
And the land would be different. No Romans, that's fer sure. They woulda kicked Rome's butt back to the boot it came from. But instead, they went ta the Wyrm and invited the bastards in. That's why we're in such a shit today, 'cause the White Howlers failed.
The British Isles were once home to a powerful but small Garou tribe called the White Howlers. Known for their spooky ways, the Howlers were considered strange even by their neighboring Garou cousins, the Fianna. Preferring to live on ghostly moors and along lonely North Sea shores, the Howlers are said to have courted spirits of the animal dead in a more grisly fashion than other aboriginal peoples. Their kinfolk were primitive Picts, and thus the tribe resembled more a relic of the stone age than it did its Garou contemporaries.
The Howlers followed the Lion totem, and from it they received hunting secrets that made them some of the best trackers. They also received its strength, which gave them mighty thews, often misshapen and disproportionate-seeming to the aesthetic Celtic eye. Their woad-painted tattoos were imbued with spirits who aided them in war or mate-stealing (a favorite activity of theirs, since carried on by their… descendants).
The White Howlers did not die; they became Black Spiral Dancers. While other Lost Tribes of the Garou can boast powerful sacrifices and some degree of martyrdom, the White Howlers merely failed. The bulk of the tribe, flush with pride and hubris, went down a Wyrmhole and came out gibbering, slobbering, maddened creatures, their wonderful white coats now manged and blackened, their eyes glowing with balefire. These altered Howlers, with the aid of the Wyrm, hunted down all their kin and exposed them to balefires, twisted mockeries of their Celtic cousins' holy fires.
They then proceeded to corrupt their human kinfolk. Within a generation's time, they turned the Picts into stunted, dwarfish brutes. Eventually, the Picts died out, although Viking legends from the Orkneys speak of them as living in the dark earth as late as the ninth or tenth century. A few Picts, of course, interbred with invading Celts or Saxons, but for the most part, there is little evidence of their lineage left behind.
Of that tiny number, an even tinier percentage still carries the White Howler gene. Thus, while it is not unknown for a White Howler to be born in modern times, it is extremely rare. Such pitiable creatures don't have much of a chance anyway, for the White Howler Kin-Fetch spirits were corrupted also and are alert to the birth of any White Howler. The spirits diligently report these births to Black Spiral Dancer Theurges, who then organize a hunt for the child. They consistently find such a youngling before any other Garou even knows the babe exists, and they perform the old changeling switch, taking the White Howler-to-be and placing another baby in the crib (usually a Black Spiral kinfolk from a nearby family all too eager to sell the baby for crack money; the child rarely even looks like the baby it replaces). The White Howler babe then undergoes a hellish baptism that ensures it will grow up to be just like its corrupt "family."
The Garou hate to lose their own, and many werewolves have eulogized the Howlers as great warriors lost to a power greater than themselves. But the truth, as perceived by some Fianna Galliards, is that they were on the fast track to destruction anyway. The White Howlers found the Weaver totally alien and were unable to cope with the more civilized invaders of the Isles. Like their kinfolk, they never crawled out of the past. Whereas lupus tribes such as the Red Talons survive by breeding in the wild, the White Howlers' wild lands were quickly becoming the home of others, most of whom the Howlers refused to breed.
If the Wyrm hadn't taken them, their own intractable ways and refusal to change probably would have. As the Fianna Ahroun, Rory Axebiter, says: "I'd say rest in peace to 'em, but the worms ain't dead - they're still crawling around pissin' in our pots!"


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AIA selects the 2015 COTE Top Ten Green Projects
April 23, 2015
The jury chose the projects that best convey a thoroughly integrated approach to architecture, natural systems, and technology. Other factors taken into account include the project's positive contribution to their communities, improving comfort for building occupants, and the design strategies used to reduce environmental impact.
Additionally, the Federal Center South Building 1202 designed by ZGF Architects won the third annual Top Ten Plus Award. It honors a previous Top Ten Green Project recipient that demonstrates through quantifiable metrics the impact of sustainable design and technology.
Awards will be presented during the AIA 2015 National Convention and Design Exposition in Atlanta.
University Center The New School; New York City
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP
Project summary: "The LEED Gold building provides space for all aspects of a traditional campus, with 200,000 square feet of academic space on the first seven floors and 150,000 square feet for a 600 bed student residence on the levels above. A thermal energy storage was developed to create and store ice at night, smoothing the load of the building's daytime operations and allowing systems to be both downsized and right sized. Constructed with an extensive 13,500-square-foot green roof, able to detain up to 40% of annual rainfall, this project enabled the design team to take advantage of a combined heat and power system, combining onsite generation with domestic hot water preheating for the dormitory areas, and a black water treatment system combined with low flow features reduce the building's potable water consumption by 75% over baseline."
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Stereophile's Recordings of the Month
Stereophile started publishing its "Recording of the Month" feature in its December 1992 issue, with the late Igor Kipnis's rave review of Keith Jarrett performing Shostakovich's 24 Preludes and Fugues.
Every "Recording of the Month" since December 1992 is available in this website's free archives. However, the magazine has been publishing LP and CD reviews since it was founded, so starting today and continuing the first Monday of every month, I am nominating a review from an early issue of Stereophile as that issue's "Recording of the Month" and posting it in the archives.
Today's new entry in the archives dates from June 1992: gonzo journalist Corey Greenberg writing about Nirvana's Nevermind. Now, of course, this CD is a classic and Kurt Cobain a long-departed icon, but 15 years ago, Corey could write without irony that "Nirvana is three ugly mofos named Kurt, David, and Chris. It looks like art-school played a role somewhere in the equation, but not in the usual 'we're supra-literate effete Euro ironic anti-gonadic geeks who revel in our own non-adherence to classical guidelines of beauty and harmony,' but in the much more useful 'we went to art-school so we wouldn't have to do shit for a good four years after high school 'cause basically we like nothing better than to peel our eyelids back and jam on old Deep Purple riffs in our cheap off-campus house with the old-car-part–strewn lawn'....Nirvana reaffirms my faith in the youth of America. Nirvana is God."
Corey now blogs in a most entertaining manner on the many merits of wet shaving. Keep rockin' it to us, Corey.


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Academic Success
One of our primary goals is to help students who live on-campus succeed academically and graduate. Our Residence Life staff is available where you live and is equipped to assist you in achieving academic and personal success.
There are also numerous programs across campus designed to help you excel. Here are a few we would like to highlight:
The DOR has been uning MAP-Works®, Making Achievement Possible, to help students for over 10 years. The MAP-Works® survey helps us to identify those students who are struggling early in the fall so that we can provide the support/resources they need. This assessment has shown us some common areas students may struggle with in their first semester. Here are some tips to help you if you're struggling with any of the following topics:
Your Hall Director, Apartment Community Manager and Community Adviser are also all resources in your hall or apartment that can help you!
Psych 131
Psych 131 is a one-credit-hour course offered both fall and spring semesters intended to equip both incoming and returning students with a variety of academic skills and study strategies. Whether students are coming straight from high school, transferring from another institution, returning to Iowa State and looking for new skills, or entering as an adult learner, this course may be very helpful in being academically successful.
Topics include Critical and Creative Thinking, Healthy Choices, Memory, Note Taking, Relationships, Test Preparation and Taking, Time Management, Reading, and Writing. Class size is generally limited to 25 students to allow for group interaction as well as individual attention. Check the Registrar's Schedule of Classes for availability.
What Do Students Say about Psych 131?
- "It gives good tips to get started at college without being demanding or time restricting."
- "Enjoyed the class. I found out a lot about myself. I enjoyed how laid back it was."
- "(The teacher) is a very inspiring and wonderful person. She has truly made a difference in my life. Thanks!"
- "(My instructor) had a great attitude and a fun way to teach the material.
Supplemental Instruction (SI)
Supplemental Instruction is an internationally recognized academic support program offering free, regularly scheduled study sessions for traditionally difficult courses. Three to five 50-minute sessions using collaborative learning methods are held each week. SI sessions are facilitated by SI Leaders, who are undergraduate students who have previously taken the course and demonstrated academic competency in the subject area.
Attend once or attend every session, the choice is up to you, but our data suggests that the more you attend, the higher your final grade will be in the course. We recommend attending SI on a regular basis. Students who participate in SI will:
- Learn how-to-learn while learning what-to-learn.
- Work collaboratively with peer students in a facilitated environment.
- Receive support from a trained, educated SI Leader.


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The challenges legacy Ethernet LANs currently face are most apparent at the access layer. These include exponential growth in the number of network-enabled devices and applications, innovation in wireless LANs requiring more backhaul throughput, and legacy LAN design that has forced complex "bolt-on" security implementations. This challenge is felt in small to medium businesses, distributed enterprises, branch offices, and home offices. FortiSwitch Secure Access Series switches deliver superior security, performance, and manageability in a broad portfolio of secure, simple, and scalable Ethernet access layer switches.
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