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Jan. 19 at the Muddy Water Tavern in Beeton, Music for Joey will take place to help the family of Joe Gallinger, who battling a rare form of cancer.
Thirteen-year-old Joe was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma in August of 2012 and has been facing many tests and treatments since. The Gallinger family is currently enduring financial and emotional strain as Joe fights his sickness and Marianne and Greg Gallinger have both taken time away from their jobs.
Local musician Paul Vigneault heard Joe's story and wanted to help the family. He organized the Music for Joey concert and has rounded up a variety of musicians to perform. Cancer is a disease that effects many people and has also touched Vigneault's family, which in part urged him to help the Gallingers.
Vigneault said he expects the concert to be "a great community event with lots of support and a lot of fun with different musical styles."
The community has been very supportive of the Gallinger family and has organized other events to help the family such as the Royal LePage RCR pumpkin giveaway and a loonie drive called Dough for Joe held by Joe's classmates at Tecumseth Beeton Elementary School. In total, the community has raised over $7,500 for the Gallinger family.
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Meeting Time: M 3:35-5:25
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Course Start: January 09, 2012
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This is a two semester course. To receive credit you must have enrolled in 227A in Fall 2011. No new students will be accepted into the course.
Consideration in depth of nine cases (mostly Constitutional Law) that will be decided during the present term of the U.S. Supreme Court. Each student will be assigned the role of learning the basic constitutional views of a current Justice of the Supreme Court for the purpose of (1) advancing the Justice's position on each of the cases, and (2) writing one majority opinion of substantial magnitude, and at least one concurrence or dissent. The seminar will meet most weeks during both semesters. Enrollment is limited to 18 students (two per Justice); preference will be given to 3rd years who have taken (first Preference), or are taking (next preference), Con Law: Basic Issues, or Con Law: First amendment, or Con Law: Structural Issues, or Federal Courts or Criminal Procedure.
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LINCOLN — Every member of Nebraska's defense, resting on one knee with his helmet in hand, huddled around the fiery coordinator in the middle of the practice field Saturday.
No player moved. For more than 10 minutes.
The Husker defenders just locked eyes on John Papuchis, who addressed a practice performance that head coach Bo Pelini was simultaneously characterizing to reporters as "horrendous."
When Papuchis was finished, linebackers coach Ross Els started up. Then D-line coach Rick Kaczenski shouted his thoughts. Secondary coach Terry Joseph took his turn, too.
Once the coaches left, the players huddled around a few of their newly minted leaders, most of whom are still adjusting to the role after eight of last season's starters exhausted their eligibility. By the time the Huskers raised their arms together and half-shouted "defense," Saturday's practice had been over for 20 minutes.
The players weren't available for interviews Saturday, but their somber walk toward the locker room said enough.
Their post-practice meeting with Pelini was up next. The head coach made no attempt to hide his frustration as he spoke to the media after the Huskers' fifth practice of the spring.
"You could have put a grade-school offense out there against our defense and they would have (done well)," Pelini said. "It's mental weakness. It's guys giving in when they're tired."
It appears Nebraska's young defense is dealing with the growing pains that Pelini had warned against three days earlier.
He told the players after Wednesday's practice that he wanted to see more encouragement from the defense's veterans. He said enthusiasm is needed at all times, especially when mistakes pile up, and that the spring won't be easy.
But the Huskers, who also practiced Friday afternoon, didn't respond during the two-hour session Saturday, Pelini said.
"Mentally weak football team," he said. "Guys gave in and didn't feel like practicing. I'm ashamed of what I just watched on that practice field."
There was "some" scrimmaging Saturday, Pelini said. And the offense apparently had the edge, but Pelini said the workout "was so bad that we weren't good in any regards."
The Huskers have three practices before spring break, starting with Monday afternoon's session. The plan this week, Pelini said: "Keep working."
He acknowledged that he and his assistants have plenty of work to do.
"It starts with coaching," Pelini said. "The coaching's not near where it needs to be, and the execution's nowhere near where it needs to be."
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It's often said that Britain is a nation of animal lovers, but with credit a-crunching and belts a-tightening, animal care is, err, going to the dogs, as owners put longer and longer hours in at the office in an attempt to pay off their debts.
There's no doubt, then, that Britain's dogs are crying out – pining, even – for attention, and if you're an animal lover with an entrepreneurial streak who empathises with these oft-overlooked victims of the economic downturn, then starting a dog walking business could be right up your alley.
Despite reports that dog walkers have suffered from the effects of the credit crunch, a report by insurance company Insurantz.com, found that with 6.5 million dogs in the UK, dog walkers can earn up to £8 per hour per dog from time-strapped workers.
William Taylor, from industry body the National Association of Registered Petsitters (it also goes by the rather rude-sounding acronym 'NARP'), agrees. "Although people might not have so much disposable income to spend on a pet sitter, they will have to work longer hours so they will need one in that instance," he says.
There's good money to be made in the business, he says. According to a recent survey by the organisation, demand risen by almost 60% in 2008. In Philadelphia, one dog-walking business grossed $650,000 (£377,800) last year.
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I've never seen or heard an owner of an NHL team talk as much about doing something as Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk. And despite this, nothing ever seems to happen.
The amount of crap this guy spews out is truly amazing. I understand the differences between being a fan and an owner — even though Melnyk might not — and I understand Melnyk needs to remain positive to cool a tepid fan base. But here's the thing: no one is holding a gun forcing Melnyk to mention the "S-word." (the Stanley Cup).
The following is a direct quote from Melnyk in a recent interview with the Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch from Sunday:
"We're going to do what it takes to bring the Stanley Cup to Ottawa, whether it takes one, three or five years. It will happen. You have my commitment."
- Eugene Melnyk, Ottawa Senators owner and All-Star quote machine
I can't even make this stuff up. Ladies and Gentlemen, this is not an NHL owner. This is a fan with nice suits and good perks. I can't think of another NHL owner who talks this much about doing something without any follow up actions. Eugene, your team is currently 27th in the league. Even the Leafs, the 'bud' of every draft joke, sit higher than the Senators. Now probably isn't a good time to make Stanley Cup commitments.
Imagine next year's 24/7 HBO special featured the Senators. The entire series could be dedicated to Melnyk's "future plans."
In this glorious interview, Melnyk goes on to say "At this time, it makes no sense to make managerial or coaching changes. We'll let the season play itself out and look forward to building for the future." Ummm… what?
I would argue this is a critical time for the Senators organization. This is the time for a the club to define what kind of rebuild they are going for – a massive one or a small one. I don't think I'm alone when I say a massive overhaul is required. Even Melnyk should agree the issue with the Senators isn't coaching. It's the players. Four different coaches over the last four or five years should tell anyone that. I like what SensChirp said the other day: this is as close to tanking as a pro sports team can get.
Yes, this is a bit of a rant. I've never liked Melnyk's bold statements. In fact I'm still "buckled up." I'm all for owner's believing in their teams, but Melnyk has clearly taken things to a new level. It's one thing when your team is a legitimate Stanley Cup contender, or at least a playoff bound team. It's quite another when you are sitting at the bottom of the league. You don't see the Islanders or Devils talking about Lord Stanley. Melnyk needs to quit the Daniel Alfredsson School of Guarantees as quickly as possible. It's getting embarrassing for fans.
Ahhh, it's official. It's rock bottom for the Senators. Maybe we all just need to chill out and grab a Huge Euge. Or maybe we, fans, need to see evidence of direction. Or both. Either way…
Stay classy, Eugene Melnyk. Less is more.


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Before Dwight Howard leaves the Los Angeles to play for the Houston Rockets, Orlando Sentinel reporter Jon Busdeker gave the former Magic center a lesson on how to be a true Texan.
Dwight Howard made the right call going to the Houston Rockets.
This is not necessarily a compliment.
Houston is the perfect place to enable Howard's deficiencies - lack of leadership and accountability, coupled with an ego that needs constant stroking. It reminds me of Orlando, but we've been there done that and have the scorched jerseys to prove it.
He's already endearing himself to the folks in Houston by going to a famous local joint, the breakfast klub, and picking up the tab for the entire restaurant. What a guy!
It's obvious Howard wanted no part of LA, where he Kobe Bryant would have been chirping in his ear, demanding accountability. And who wants that?
As arch-nemesis Shaquille O'Neal told me a few days ago in Daytona, "Whenever you feel pressure you have to face it. It seems to me he keeps running."
And he's found the perfect landing spot - a talented team without the big media glare staring him in the face. It will be a fun team to watch, but buyer beware: The team has no leader on the floor to take charge when things get dicey. It's certainly not Howard, and it won't be James Harden either.
As for the Lakers, I'm not convinced they were "all-in" with Dwight. If they really wanted to keep him, they would have fired coach Mike D'Antoni and brought in Phil Jackson, and/or told Kobe that the meeting with Howard was on a different day, thereby preventing Kobe from giving Howard the 'man-up' or leave town speech.
"Ultimately, I think Dwight wasn't comfortable here and didn't want to be here," Lakers guard Steve Nash told ESPN Radio on Tuesday. "And if he didn't want to be here, there's no point for anyone in him being here. So we wish him the best and move on."
For the Lakers, it means rebuilding mode for a year. For Houston, it's good times and free chicken and waffles.
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The crash happened around 11 a.m. on the westbound Vine Street Expressway, approaching the merger with the Schuylkill Expressway (I-76).
The two buses involved were a school bus, which was not carrying any students at the time, and one from the discount transportation company Mega Bus.
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It's a difficult admission, one that would trouble my poor mother if she were still alive.
But on occasion, I can be critical here.
I remember my mom once telling me, "If you can't find anything nice to write about someone, then go do a boxing, tennis or horse-racing column so no one will read it.''
Obviously, that brings me to the mother of all challenges: Monday's assignment to write about UCLA after the Bruins were clobbered, 43-17, by a doormat like Cal.
I begin by knowing I've already caught a break. I'm a DirecTV customer, so I don't get the Pac-12 channel and didn't see Saturday night's fiasco.
I really don't know what happened, so I'll be asking Coach Jim Mora to tell me what I missed. That's so much better than explaining to him how he blew it.
First, I stop at the UCLA student center for a cup of coffee, an old habit from my days trying to stay awake during Karl Dorrell's news conferences.
The young girl at the cash register wants to know if I'm a student. Who knew we had the same major?
At the same time, I notice the student newspaper, and are there any bigger optimists in this world than student newspaper reporters?
Sam Strong writes about the UCLA loss in the Daily Bruin, and as I read it I get the feeling he wishes he went to USC. He's obviously never had to deal with Lane Kiffin.
Strong writes: "When Mora is pressed for an answer in an interview, he always falls back on the three pillars he hopes to kick-start this program on — discipline, accountability and toughness.
"None of them showed up on Saturday.''
It's a good thing newspapers will be gone before Sam grows up and goes strong on the Dodgers.
But I was curious to see what Mora thought of the kid's work. So I read it to Mora and ask whether it's true.
Mora begins by saying he's impressed with how hard his team played, and here I'm wishing I had gone venti rather than tall before he catches himself and says, "You should play hard.''
If you start counting the wasted minutes in life listening to a coach not answer a question, it's almost a lifetime.
Strong's column "is inaccurate in terms of toughness; we did play with toughness,'' says Mora. "I would question the discipline because of the penalties; penalties can be an indication of [a lack of] discipline, but I don't think we're an undisciplined team. I think we just made some mistakes.
"And our guys are accountable to each other."
I don't say anything about accountability and Mora's still not apologizing publicly to a fellow UCLA employee after publicly cussing him out, because isn't that Athletic Director Dan Guerrero's job?
I just note Strong has it all wrong according to Mora, and so obviously the kid's going to be a good one.


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Roasted meats, fresh pasta, gorgeous salads and a fine wine list make this large airy and comfortable room a fine stop any time of day. They are also great community partners frequently hosting parties for both SIFF and the Jewish Film Festival.
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Love this place – Great pre-shopping location. It's actually 2 restaurants. The upstairs is like the other Il Fornaios but downstairs is a one-of-a-kind "Risotteria" that has these great salmon slider. Delish breads up and down and outside in the cafe in the atrium. I like to whole Italian enchilada!
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Ok in a pinch, room for improvement. – Six of us stopped here for lunch after an event at the convention center. Convenient location and no wait for seating as well as a menu most of the group could agree upon made this a good option. I had the Insalata di Bietole (beet salad) which was delicious and split a margherita pizza with a friend. The pizza was good, pretty standard and similar to versions I've had elsewhere. For being practically empty on a Saturday afternoon, the service was sub-par both in speed and quality.
Not worth the wait, especially for any sort of special occasion. – We had reservations for Valentine's day, we unfortunately arrived 15 minutes late due to unexpected construction on I-5 (3 lnes were shut down near downtown exits). When we arrived, I spoke with the receptionist who was aware of the difficulty that customers were having. We ended up waiting another 30 minutes before being seated at what would have to be the wost table in the restaurant. A 24" round table for 2 in front of the kitchen entry.
We were forced to abandon our wine glasses to make room for dinner, and the bread and water glasses were subsequently abandoned on the ledge above our heads.
Since we were seated next to the kitchen door, wait staff continuously bumped into us with the dessert cart as well as themselves when navigating the narrow passage way.
We booked reservations via Open Table wesite and received a "No Show" status from them so we were not able to provide feedback to Open table.
The food itself was good but confusing, I ordered the Cannelonni Al Forno, which was drowning in Bechemel sauce. Each bite was confusing, was I in an Italian or french restaurant? The one positive aspect was our waiter who was very professional and was aware of the spacial challenges we were experiencing.
Feel real bad for this resturant – Great location and nice ambience. Four of us ate there before the movie and all four of us were very displeased. The bread was great but for a $100.00 food bill and no wine then left with only bread to say anything good about is not right and I feel bad saying anything bad about this resturant. The whole resturant was practically empty and yet they seated us right next to the little waiter station where I learned about the two waiters private lives............I mean private. Yak, yak, yak.....Nope, I do not like this place. My wife and I ordered rice dishes and both looked the same but with different prices....
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always a delight – I love this place, I have been there several times before a show and was never disappointed. The staff was always attentive the manager comes by the table to ask how is everything and if there is anything we need ect. They have a fab happy hour the appetizers are great and complementory. I love the decor (we always sit upstairs). My BF who loves wine was always impressed. Good homeade bread and breadsticks. The pizza is out of this world, the crust itself makes me crazy for more. The dessert cart makes me drool, love the tiramisu and this bread pudding I had. Can't wait till the next show so I can go there.
Romantic, interesting decor, convenient, good food – After a last minute change to see a friend with the wife and myself, the friend recommended that we go here for dinner. I agreed and was hoping this place was better than Palomino. The parking is convenient, right beneath the Pacific Place mall. The restaurant is not hard to find either, and there is interesting decor to boot. So, I had high hopes for this restaurant, which was played out partially. I ordered the barrel noodles with vodka sauce and perhaps this is my personal taste talking, but I could have made the mixture of vodka to cheese sauce a little more rich in both to really bring out the flavor of the cheese. The bacon added a nice touch, and perhaps I should have been lead to a different dish because usually adding bacon as a garnish to a dish means that the cook doesn't know how to make the main dish vibrant enough and so has to add a powerful ingredient. My wife had the fettucini with red meat sauce and in her words "I could cook better".
However, this place does have AMAZING desserts. I had the fruit gelato with creme sauce and the chef really should open his own line of desserts, it was a never ending tale of creme, fruit, gelato, and soft crispiness of the cookie served with it. My wife's tiramisu was exquisite, if not authentic. Very nice!
In all, this is a good place to meet with workmates, partners, or a date because the mood suits both, and is not risky with bold dishes. If you're looking for a new experience in Italian cooking, look elsewhere. You won't be taken away by it (unless you have dessert), but you also won't be disappointed.
Gnocci Heaven – I am shocked by all the negative reviews. I love this place. I am addicted to the four cheese gnocchi. I cannot get enough!! And the affogato is enough to do you in after dinner. The service has never been bad for me. The prices might be on the high side, not unlike alot of other restaurants in the downtown area. But then I think about the gnocchi and find myself there once again.
Go for the mushroom calzone. – If you want amazing service, look elsewhere. What I like about this place is the decor (lots of wood panelling and marble touches) and my favorite thing to eat there, the calzone (they just have one). Filled with mushrooms, pancetta, and ricotta cheese, I find it to be amazing. The dessert cart is fun, but not a necessity. A bit pricey, especially considering it is a chain restaurant. The Risotteria downstairs is about the same for less money with an adjusted menu. Also not too bad, but again, the service on all of my visits has been inconsistent. Usually mediocre, sometimes great, occasionally really bad.
Still thinking about the pasta... – My husband and I ate here 2/9/08 while celebrating our anniversary and it was delicious. We'd made reservations and had no trouble getting to a table. The entrees were a little slow coming out; the waiter was telling us the kitchen was backed up. Once they arrived, our entrees were delicious. I got the Puttanesca sauce with angel hair (spicy and cheesy) and my husband got a vodka-sauce pasta with bacon. They were right on top of refilling drinks and checking up on us without being intrusive. I wish I'd had space for dessert because the tray looked amazing. This is my new favorite Italian restaurant!
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His photos are actually here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/1...29767507480577 (He just cut and pasted the abbreviated link from another post and Google won't read it. This link works.)
Hello. thanks in advance for the help.
I am updating a second floor bath and had question about toilet venting. The existing toilet has no vent and runs a 3" 8' horiz DWS into a 3" stack to the basement, then 8' horiz run over to the main house cast stack via 3x3x3 wye.
I hired a retired master plumber to do the work but he has a problem now and cant get to the work. He gave me the layout, detailed instructions, parts list and plenty of material.
My question is about venting. The space I am working is is very limited and his design calls for a 180 degree change in direction of the soil by way of two street 90's back to back.
I read about using a 3X2X3 wye downstream of the closet flange, installed on its back and turned up 45 degrees then a street 45 and then turned up into the wall via a 90, then out to a 3" and through the roof.
Here are pics of the two set ups I am considering. The 180 is the master plumber design and other is mine. (The venting is 2" and will extend through roof for both setups) I layed them out quickly but the general layout is evident.
Thanks in advance for the help. I can't get a hold of my plumber for a week or more..
His photos are actually here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/1...29767507480577 (He just cut and pasted the abbreviated link from another post and Google won't read it. This link works.)
I'm sure others can give you very sound advice, but I am posting just to help spot some potential issues.
Code is going to require cleanouts on that change of direction in your Master Plumbers setup, I think. (Any horizontal run with a change of direction over 135 degrees.) That's not going to be fun to snake out if there's a clog. And there are code requirements with regard to under-floor cleanout location vis a vis space behind them and distance from the access hole.
Is the point that your proposed setup doesn't require a change of direction of the soil because the vent is brought in "over the shoulder" if you will? If your proposed setup flies, the more direct route to the stack is probably preferable.
(And, of course, on your existing installation with the 8-foot unvented run to the stack, obviously, code requires a vent within 6 feet of the closet flange.)
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Thank you. Still learning th Google stuff
re: Set up. I am concerned about the radius and also lack of clean-out on the original set up. In addition, I believe code requires 45's combined to make the direction change, not ganged 90's.
I have received two different opinions on the straight set up. One is that would work fine and one that stated it would not. A bit confused with this.
If I had my choice, I would go w/ the straightest possible solution and avoid any tight radius' and/or clean outs. The space I am working w/in is tights and I'm very limited as to where I can turn the vent up.
<If your proposed setup flies> This would be my question. Do you see a reason, other than local code, the straight 'over the shoulder' set up would not work?
Thanks again for your time.
Trying new link to pics https://plus.google.com/photos/10538...29767507480577
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Neither of the options you have demonstrated are good.
Is wet venting through the lavatory a possibility?
Not very easily but possible. The problem is the length of the horz run for the toilet. I could wet vent at the point where the 7 ft run turns down into the stack... but I think 6' is max run w/o a vent.( in review of 906.1, seems a 3" line has a 10' max distance to vent) So basically the 3" would run 7 feet and combine w/ the 2" shower drain which would act as a wet vent. I have a 2" 4 ft shower /vent drain coming from one direction of the room and the 3" toilet drain coming from exact opposite direction, both in the same floor joist bay. The shower is vented w/ a 2". They meet in and over a closet and then drop vertically into the basement when the 3" drain runs horz for another 8 feet b-4 wye'd into the main house cast iron stack. The previous set up of the bath had no vents at all for the bath, toilet and vanity. It seemed to drain fine but was used by only one adult. The upgrade I am doing will now support 2 adults and have a shower in place of the tub. Venting is code so I want to do it to that standard. Of course. The master plumber I have hired seems to think the 180' turn is fine.. but I've read many incidents where that configuration is not favorable. Thanks for your assistance.
Edit- There is a lav that ties into this same closet space but it too would meet the toilet drain at the end of the horz run. There is no way to vent the toilet with an existing wet vent other than at the point where all three drains converge and turn down into the closet space.
Wondered is something like this would be better.. http://www.terrylove.com/forums/show...r+common+drain
Wye the toilet into the 3 in and take the vent off the end like in picture B. I think I have clearance for this setup too.
Edit: I could use 4" for the WC and have max run by code of 10 feet. Flat vents are allowed in KY
Last edited by patma; 01-22-2013 at 08:03 AM.
After review of IPC and some additional help, I think this lay out would work and meet code. The three inch and two inch join on vertical stack w/ wye. Would this work? Thanks
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The water closet vent works, if that is the drain and vent for the lavatory. I am not clear what you are trying to do on the left side. We are only allowed to wet vent through the lavatory. You should use only long-turn 90's on the horizontal.
The folks here can't easily tell what pictures are old and which are new. I suggest you cut it down to 2-3 photos and/or label them and you might get more comments.
Here is a better pic.
Shower p trap noted
Shower / Lav vent through roof noted
Lav P trap noted
3" Wye and 90 from WC stack fit and joined to vertical soil stack in chase below floor
WC drain will be 6' (IPC allows up to 10. UPC is 6 i believe)
Lav and shower vents will be connected w/ 2in and dry vents through roof.
Lav drain will act as wet vent for the WC drain. (This pic blocks the long sweep 3x2x3 wye connecting the drain to the wc drain)
Thanks again for your help.
Last edited by patma; 01-22-2013 at 07:38 PM.
That picture is much better.
I'm wondering if you can fit it in the joist space with everything pitched properly, and if it can be installed that way without hacking any joists?
Yes, the drops are well w/in 1/8 ft for the WC but the shower Ptrap has some height issues. I'll have to make a larger hole for the shower T to allow the hub up into the sub-floor. The only concern I have is how to keep the WC flange plumb and square to the floor. Will I have enough play in the glue up to compensate for the <1" drop for the flange into the bend. I think I can split the difference between the where the stub enters the bend and also enters the flange.
This all sits over a downstairs Jack and Jill closet space So the bored floor joists are actually sitting directly atop the closet/wall below. This avoids any cutting into the span section of the joist. The previous owner cut and hacked this section so the cross cut holes are there.
Do you think the venting and configuration of this layout will suffice? Thanks for your assistance. I truly appreciate it.
A "right hand side inlet tee" would give the toilet connection AND the shower connection at the same level. Whether your desigh is the "best one", and ALL of them seem to be the same, depends on construction details we do not know about. BUT, the "U turn" one is a "dumb idea".
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Thanks. I'll find the T. Right now I have a 3x2x3 wye on the stack and was going to turn the shower drain down into the y. Your suggestion would eliminate one fitting and would make more space in the closet.
I'm a bit confused, so are you suggesting the design pictured in #9 would be a proper design as long as it was installed and constructed correctly? If so, thanks. If not, could you please elaborate. I would hate to make a mistake.
(the master plumber called me today and I informed him of my changes. He got somewhat angry that I changed the U turn design and vent. He stated "If you don't believe me that it will work, hook it up and pour some water down it." ... Wow.
Have you ever used a San T on its back and street 45 rolled to at least 45 (more like 80') as a dryvent for a shower? My problem is when the SanT is on the vertical, my shower arm is above the floor. If I turn it on its side, roll it up 45,(more like 80') I can vent up and into the wall, no problem. Here are two pics. A is my problem B is what I want to do if possible. Thank you for your time. I am almost finished.
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I guess I could use a TY and bring the vent up past that?


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Impressive mountains, enveloped in a mysterious blue haze. Just an hour's drive from Sydney are the Blue Mountains - a place of wonderful nature, chocolate box villages and enough activities to easily fill a week.
The Blue Mountains make up a part of the Greater Blue Mountains Area World Heritage Site that consists of seven national parks. The area gets its name from the blue mist that hangs around the mountains. This tint is caused by the eucalyptus trees that are present in huge numbers, the resin of which is also known as blue gum. Under certain climatic conditions the resin is released into the atmosphere and the sun's rays are refracted through these resin particles to create a blue light.
From Sydney the area is easy to reach by car. The following route leads past a number of well-known highlights of the park.
No trip to the Blue Mountains is complete without a good walk through the woods. Springwood is the start of the 10-kilometre Sassafra Gully Walking Track. The walk passes sparkling waterfalls, imposing rock formations and babbling streams. It takes around four or five hours to complete the trail, but there is also a shorter route that can give you a good impression of the area in just an hour.
A nice place for a break is the small town of Leura. The place is known for its picturesque historical houses and marvellous English gardens. Many of these gardens are open to the public each October during the Leura Garden Festival. In the main street are dozens of shops, galleries and restaurants. A lunch or dinner here is accompanied by wonderful views of the Blue Mountains.
More information on: www.bluemts.com.au
These three ladies have adorned countless posters and postcards and remain the symbol of the Blue Mountains. From Katoomba it is about two kilometres to Echo Point. This observation point offers a magical view of the Three Sisters and over the deep Jamison Valley. According to local legend the stones were once three sisters. They were temporarily transformed into rocks by a wizard to stop them falling into the hands of three not so intelligent brothers. The wizard ended being murdered by these three guys and the young women have been stuck ever since trapped as rocks.
More information on: www.katoomba-nsw.com
On the westerly side of the park are the Jenolan Caves, regarded as the most beautiful in all Australia. The noise of gushing underground rivers and the amazing limestone formations that formed here over the centuries combine to create an unforgettable experience. As well as wandering over the walk bridges that have been installed it is also possible to head off track a little, equipped with helmet and headlight, and discover the secrets of the cave system. A less risky but still exciting alternative is the Legends, Mysteries & Ghosts tours that are given each evening. A guide tells stories of unsolved mysteries that occurred in the Jenoland Caves, illuminated only by the eerie light of a burning torch.
More information on: www.jenolancaves.org.au
The Blue Mountains offer marvellous overnight opportunities, from luxury resorts to authentic wooden cabins in the middle of the forest.
More information on: www.bluemts.com.au


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In the new Desire2Learn 10.1 Content area, it is possible to add files, dropboxes, discussion forums and other links directly in the Content View. This is, indeed, a timesaver when putting a course together. The Dropbox created in Content can be thought of as a pointer or shortcut that links to the "real Dropbox" that is created in the Dropbox section. Dropboxes (and other content created in the Content Area) can be edited and deleted from the content area. It is with Deleting Topics (content), that users must pause to read the warning that appears. Read more...
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On January 16, 2014, Platteville will be running version 10.1 of Desire2Learn's Learning Environment (the current version is 10.0).


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Lexlights will be a web-shop were people can find and purchase design and decorative lighting (and accessories like bulbs, etc) very easily, from A-brand suppliers at sharp prices. Quality lighting products for home, garden, office, ... use. With this project we seek to supply our home market (Belgium) and to boost the export to neighboring countries (in Europe). That is why the web-shop will be available in Dutch, English and French and many different country url's are purchased such as .com, .fr, .de, .es, .dk, . etc
For this we seek a logo and a "shipment sticker" to put on the orders' carton boxes that go out.
The logo should be: sober, strong, reliable, minimalistic, timeless, corporate.
two colors preferably: red, black, white (grey)
(don't make your logo designs around the idea of a lightbulb, this is really too cheap.)
Make it very sober, avoiding 3d or mirror effects. I will add two logo designs that were created by friends or colleagues. These are just examples that we would rate already around 40%. Don't go further on these, create your own original idea. This is just an example of what we like (soberness, 2d colors, etc) Besides that we like the more simple logo's like for instance the Fedex logo.
People who see the logo and possible subscript (just as an example, you will have to come up with better ones: your webshop for lighting, light shopping made easy, the smart way to buy lighting, lighting at clear prices, webshop for lighting, etc) should know that it is a webshop about buying quality lighting/(finding lighting solutions) online.
Most of the orders will be shipped in carton boxes. We want to put a sticker (a quality shipping label) that gives the buyer confidence that the shipment will arrive in perfect condition. A (very sober) render off a box with an arrow or wings and a simple subscript like 'lexlights quality shipping' or '1st class shipping' or 'reliable shipping' or something much better that you come up with are possible. (off course other ideas are welcome). This sticker is preferably round and has a diameter of +- 10cm.


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In September 2009, Joyce Komperda, longtime friend of U.S. Figure Skating, made a generous gift to establish the Joyce Komperda Athlete Support Fund. The gift will provide funding to intermediate, novice and junior-level athletes who demonstrate financial need.
Komperda, of Menomonee Falls, Wis., began figure skating as a young girl in Milwaukee, Wis., when, after being diagnosed with asthma, her family doctor recommended to her parents that they seek a dry or cool climate for their daughter.
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Komperda's love of figure skating and its personal benefits to young skaters motivated her to create the fund. After a successful and rewarding career at one of Wisconsin's most prestigious law firms, Komperda now spends her time judging U.S. Figure Skating competitions and resides between her two homes in Menomonee Falls, Wis., and Minocqua, Wis.
To be eligible for the Joyce Komperda Athlete Support Fund, an applicant must 1) be an intermediate-, novice- or junior-level skater in singles, pairs or ice dancing and 2) complete the grant application above with his or her parents/guardians. If you have further questions, please contact Wallis Romzek, manager, giving programs, at U.S. Figure Skating headquarters at 719.635.5200.
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The Women in Concrete Alliance (WICA) - a networking organization for women in the concrete industry that debuted earlier this year - has announced the call for entries for their first Woman of Distinction award.
According to Kari Moosmann, co-founder of WICA, the Award was created to celebrate women in the industry.
"We are excited to see a woman in the industry honored by her peers," said Moosmann. "This Award will reinforce that women are a valued resource in the concrete construction industry."
WICA co-founder Kimberly Kayler noted that the recipient of the award will signify the spirit of the Women in Concrete Alliance.
"WICA was formed to supply information, opportunities and mentoring to women working in the concrete construction industry," said Kayler. "There are many women that really make a difference for other women in the industry, as well as make this is a better marketplace for us all. This Award gives us a chance to celebrate those heroes."
To submit a nomination for the Woman of Distinction Award, visit the News/Events page at www.womeninconcrete.org. The deadline for all nominations is October 15, 2010. After the nominations are received, members of the industry will have the opportunity to vote on their choice and the winner will be announced Feb. 1, 2011.
The WICA was started by co-founders Moosmann, former managing editor of Concrete Construction magazine, and Kayler, president of Constructive Communication, Inc. The idea for an ongoing network began with Hanley Wood's Women in Concrete (WIC) event at World of Concrete. The spirit of Women in Concrete was kept alive through the year by profiles of readers that appeared in a regular column in The Concrete Producer and Concrete Construction magazines. Requests for a more continuous connection sparked the idea for the Alliance. WICA strives to go beyond these initial efforts and reach women on a continuous basis to create an industry alliance that serves the needs of all women in concrete.
The Advisory Board that directs the focus of the Women in Concrete Alliance consists of Diana Sanicki, Marketing Manager, Doka USA, Ltd.; Janet Ong, Marketing Director, CTS Cement Manufacturing Corporation; Jenne Imholte-Decker, Paving Sales Manager, Simplex Construction, Supplies, Inc.; Patti Flesher, Media Relations Manager, Portland Cement Association; Kitty Hoyle, President, Wellington Hamrick, Inc.; Anne Ellis, PE, Vice President, AECOM; and Shelby Mitchell, Associate Editor, The Concrete Producer magazine.
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As news spread Tuesday of puppeteer Kevin Clash's resignation from Sesame Street, the website TMZ reported that the resignation comes after the filing of a lawsuit against Clash by a second accuser.
TMZ reported that Cecil Singleton, the accuser named in the suit, alleges that Clash had a sexual relationship with him in 2003.
Singleton, now 24, according to the website, claims that he met Clash on a gay phone chat line, and also said that Clash "trolled" such phone chat rooms "to meet and have sex with underage boys."
Singleton is demanding more than $5 million in his lawsuit against Clash, according to TMZ.
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Eliminate downtime and lost revenue with the new Panasonic LRU Series LCD HDTVs. With industry-leading, out-of-the-box reliability and our world-class Concierge service program priority scheduling, the LRU Series is the dependable choice for hospitality. Featuring a customizable welcome screen and security swivel mount, it's the hassle-free LCD HDTV that lets you focus on what's really important — your guests. Bringing you fully integrated, end-to-end TV solutions is how we're engineering a better world. VIEW BROCHURE
Built-In Digital Tri-Band Tuner With PRO:IDIOM® CompatibilityFree-to-Guest (FTG) Pro:Idiom channels can be authenticated via optional FMA-PA101 server or via an SD card with the newly added Local Authentication feature.
Integrated TV Solutions - Available only on the LRU50 seriesIntegrated b-LAN™ supporting LodgeNet HD VOD (other VOD providers supported via MTI) and FTG programming when including the FMA-PA101 Free-to-Guest Management Appliance. Local channel remapping capability to match hotelier's desired channel sequence.
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Gineen Bresso garnered strong support at the Broward County Young Republicans meeting last night. As the former General Counsel for the Young Republican National Federation, Gineen maintains strong ties to many regional chapters. According to the Broward County Young Republicans, "Gineen is a South Floridian with her feet already wet in national politics" and she is well prepared "to face off against Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz." To read the entire release, please click on Broward County in the National Spotlight.
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Built and designed by Producer Bob Bekian, Loyal Studios has been organized by an experienced team of Production Professionals. Specializing in Greenscreen Commercials, Interviews and Web Content, the studio is truly a "One Stop Shop" for your Production. The facility is thoughtfully divided into…
FILMLOOK Media and Post
We are a full service post facility with an emphasis in color grading. For 23 years FILMLOOK has specialized in making SD/HD video shot material look more filmic, less digital. Why choose FILMLOOK Media and Post? We make video look like film, we make 24P look better. Two decades of dedication…
Loyal Studios
Built and designed by Producer Bob Bekian, Loyal Studios has been organized by an experienced team of Production Professionals. Specializing in Greenscreen Commercials, Interviews and Web Content, the studio is truly a "One Stop Shop" for your Production. The facility is thoughtfully divided into…
Hollywood DI
Hollywood DI performs color correction for every kind of visual project ... whether it's a feature shot on 35mm film or the latest digital cameras; a 3D Reality TV show; a TV Commercial or serious documentary, Hollywood DI has the skilled and talented colorists needed to take your project up to the…
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