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We have three children and all have excelled at ABE. Teachers and Staff are wonderful, parent involvement is amazing. I am not impressed with our options in Lawrence Township choices after elementary school and we will need to make a decision with our oldest soon and only wish we had an option like ABE as our children get older.
Both staff and teachers are focused on education and amaze me how well they get the most out of each child based on their ability. My second grader is reading at a 5th grade level, my 5 year old writes and reads better than her 6 and 7 year old friends at other schools. Although I dont know if I will keep my kids in Lawrence schools after elementary, I cant say enough good things about Amy Beverland.
The Pre school of the arts is like somekind of magical enchanted advaenture for my 4 and 5 year olds. Every moorning they are greeted with smiles and hugs from classmates and teachers and they return home having had a full day of academics, arts & Crafts and recess. The Principles and staff handle business matters professionally and recognize me and my children as a part of the AB family. The teachers and their assistants are always positive and providing guidance when needed. At this age my concern is that they enjoy getting up everyday and going to school and my kids wont miss a day. Thank you to the staff @ ABE/POA
I see that the negative comments are about how parents do not feel thier child is being challenged enough. I am a student teacher at Amy Beverland and I can see how one would say this. What some may not be able to see is that this school practices constructivism. This is when the learning is student driven. Our job as teachers is to become the observer and let the students imagination guide thier learning. I can say that my experience at Amy Beverland is very different from other schools. There is not an a lot of homework given because that is the idea of constructivism. If I could give a worried parent a little advise it would be to not be frightened by this style of teaching because I see children get excited about learning everday. Try to research information on constructivism to learn how great it really is.
This school is great! The children get alot one on one attention from the dedicated staff. The children also get a very well rounded education, as the music, art and PE programs are excellent.
I have three children who have attended Amy Beverland. Reading seemed to be the top priority at all three grade levels. After moving we found out the above average grades which all three received at AB had not truely prepared them for other school districts. All three are behind in other areas such as math, spelling and grammer. Although the staff was always professional and seems to work with the students, I think too much is put on the ISTEP or areas in which the school receives funding. A true well rounded education should evaluate all areas of learning and comprehension of the materal taught.
This school is wonderful. The environment is so positive and each child gets a lot of individual attention. They have many programs for the child to be involved in.
I was very impressed and happy with the personal attention given by the principal and my daughter's teacher. They seem to strive to recognize students as individuals. I believe that any problems are due to NCLB and the struggles it creates without funding. A.B. is overall a wonderful school.
Amy Beverland does an excellent job of recognizing children as individuals. I have one child that attended there in the past, three more that are currently enrolled. All four have very different ability levels. Teachers and administrators have consistently worked to treat each child as unique. They welcome parent involvement. They listen well and work with the parents to find solutions as necessary. I highly recommend Amy Beverland.
I am saddened by the few poor reviews of ABE! My daughter just completed first grade, and it was a wonderful experience. I volunteered in the library once a week and in her classroom weekly, so I experienced for myself the environment at ABE - it makes a huge difference when parents become a regular part of the school experience. She did have homework every night...accelerated math practice tests, reading and worksheets. My girl is very impulsive and dramatic, but her teacher simply (and compassionately) did not allow distruptions in the classroom. However, to give her the tools to control her impulsivity, she met with a group of peers once a week with the school counselor - a 'group therapy' session for first graders! As a result, her new-found control helped her soar with her reading, and she even won a silver medal in the Math Pentathlon competition!
I only have one child. He is now in the 4th grade and had wonderful caring teachers at ABE grades 1-3. This year his teacher has a different style, I guess. He is not as kind and caring toward the students as previous teachers. I do think he feels it is his responsibility to be more firm to start getting the students ready for middle school. Discipline is a challenge, certainly, but I am not sure it is applied evenly - the boys seem to get a bad rap. Overally I really like the school, but one thing that annoys me is the amount of inside recess. There is nothing for the kids to do except play quiet games and boys need time to blow off steam!
I have one child who has attended Amy Beverland, two currently there, and one to attend next year. My children have a wide range of intelligence and abilities, and I have been very pleased with the education they have received. Last year my fifth grader's educational experience was very demanding, but positive, and included classwork and homework that prepared her very well for sixth grade at the middle school. The teachers that we have had, and we've had many, have all been interested in any concerns that we have had about emotional or educational needs, and they addressed those concerns in a positive way.
This school advertises itself as a four star school. Don't be fooled! My child is in fifth grade and has yet to receive any daily homework. Many of the teachers do as little as possible to get the child through. The main focus is doing well on the ISTEP regardless of what is best for the child in order to keep their 4 stars. This may include holding a child back in 2nd grade if the administration believes they might not do well on the 3rd grade ISTEP. Look to the Magnet programs if this is your school option.
I would never recommend this school! If your child is average or above average they will learn nothing. The teachers spend their time helping kids that are below grade level. They will do nothing for the kids that need to be pushed. This district does not know how to handle safety issues. I would move into another school district if possible.
Two of my children attend this school. It has been the worst education they have had yet. My first grade son is not taught any type of spelling whatsoever. When a school project is being worked on, there are no papers sent home letting the parents know what it is and how long their child has to complete the project. When my son had an accident on the playground at recess, he went to the nurse and she shrugged it off as nothing and sent him back to play. I never received a telephone call or anything letting me know he had gotten hurt......when he got home I had to rush him to the emergency room because he had in fact broken his collarbone. I have been extremely disappointed in this school. When my children first attended here, I was under the impression that it was a phenomenal school. I'm sad to report that I have not seen anything phenomenal about it.
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Shrek Forever After marks the eleventh video game released based on Dreamwork's big, green ogre in nine years. It would be an understatement to call them all "less than stellar." You would think that this time should be different though as this is based on Shrek's farewell film; surely Activision and developer XPEC won't let the fairy tale crew go out on a bad note in thir farewell performance. The latest Shrek video game may actually be the best one released in the series to date. While this title won't be up for any game of the year nominations, it will provide fans of the series with an enjoyable romp through Far Far Away.
Shrek Forever After for the Nintendo Wii is the same version of the game that appears on the big brother consoles (360 and PlayStation 3), just presented in a slightly lower resolution. It presents the storyline of the current theatrical film in an action-adventure shell. Players will take control of the series' four main characters (Shrek, Fiona, Donkey and Puss-n-boots) and guide them across a wide variety of stages throughout the land of Far Far Away. You can feel free to journey through the adventure by yourself but the game encourages cooperative play for up to four players. Playing with your friends has to be done locally though as Activision, unfortunately, did not include online play in the game. Perhaps the best way to describe the game would to call it a severely watered down version of the Marvel Ultimate Alliance games, which isn't a bad thing. Gameplay is focused around the individual abilities of the different characters in the game and you are not only encouraged, but often forced, to use different characters at differing times in your adventure in order to proceed. This isn't an original formula, but it works.
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My training partner and I do tweak our reps/weights. We have been focusing on size and strength, so what we do is high reps (12, 12, 12, 12, 12 and 12) with HEAVY weights. We keep it all 12 reps. Since you want to be cut/tone, it would be benificial to up your reps to a "burn out" or failure. High reps, low weight for tone/lean and high weight and low reps for size. I hope this helps you. Remember, it's your challenge and your transformation! Good luck to you.
My opinion is you cant grow lean muscle mass unless you tear them up with heavier weights to get them to rebuild. High reps of low weights will only maintain what you have. More lean muscle mass means your body will burn more calories and increase metabolism. I would stick to the book.
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Correct Legs.
You are essentially building a foundation here. There is no need to adjust the program at this point in the challenge. Keep on with the way it is and you will lean up very nicely, then if you are okay with doing one challenge, set goals at the end and specialize in those.
Thanks for the feedback. I am happy with what I am doing and it seems to be working pretty well so far. Will stick with it!!!
Also, you need a good variety- look on the net and find different ways to work out your chest, shoulders, thighs, etc...
remember, there are muscle GROUPS in one area. You need to isolate A group and work each one for a full effect. It'll make you look more toned and feel more sore.
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One great site that I was turned on to months ago (I think Legs mentioned it) is exrx.net. IT IS AN AWESOME SITE! I just used a new exercise for chest yesterday, decline bench press (with dumbbells). I am sooooo sore today! Love it!
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Last time the Dukes (11-10, 5-3 CAA) and Seahawks (8-11, 3-4 CAA) got together, JMU had three players score at least 12 points and held all but senior forward Keith Rendleman to eight points or less. JMU eventually won that January 9 game by a score of 78-50, its largest margin of victory this season.
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Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh's key teaching is that through mindfulness, we can learn to live in the present moment and develop a sense of peace. Accessible to those new to Buddhist teachings as well as more experienced practitioners, Happiness is the only book that collects all practices adapted and developed by Thich Nhat Hanh in his more than... more...
The World We HaveReadHowYouWant 2009; US$ 9.99
IN THICH NHAT HANH'S MOST EXCITING and provocative book in years, he offers a dramatic vision of the future of our planet and links his contemplation of environmental destruction to the Buddhist teachings of interconnectedness and the impermanence of all things. Rather than seeing impermanence as an excuse for disengaging from the world, he argues... more...
The Heart Of Buddha's TeachingEbury Publishing 2008; US$ 15.98
In The Heart of the Buddha's Teaching , Thich Nhat Hanh brings his gift of clear and poetic expression to an explanation of the Four Noble Truths, the Noble Eightfold Path, and other basic Buddhist teachings. Thich Nhat Hanh's extraordinary contribution to Buddhism and to life is the way he makes these teachings and practices accessible to everyone,... more...
How to SitParallax Press 2014; US$ 6.99
How to Sit is the first in a new series of how-to titles by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh that introduces beginners to and reminds seasoned practitioners of the essentials of mindfulness practice. Pocket-sized with bold black-and-white illustrations by Jason DeAntonis, How to Sit provides explicit, simple directions on the mechanics of posture and... more...
Is Nothing Something?Parallax Press 2014; US$ 12.99
In Is Nothing Something? Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh answers heartfelt, difficult, and funny questions from children. Illustrated in full-color by Jessica McClure, Is Nothing Something? will help adults plant the seeds of mindfulness in the young children in their lives. Beginning with the most basic questions, �What is important in life?? and... more...
Creating True PeaceAtria Books 2003; US$ 14.99
Creating True Peace is both a profound work of spiritual guidance and a practical blueprint for peaceful inner change and global change. It is the Venerable Thich Nhat Hanh's answer to our deep-rooted crisis of violence and our feelings of helplessness, victimization, and fear. As a world-renowned writer, scholar, spiritual leader, and Zen Buddhist... more...
Taming the Tiger WithinPenguin Group US 2004; US$ 14.00
Taming the Tiger Within is a handbook of meditations, analogies, and reflections that offer pragmatic techniques for diffusing anger, converting fear, and cultivating love in every arena of life-a wise and exquisite guide for bringing harmony and healing to one's life and relationships. Acclaimed scholar, peace activist, and Buddhist master revered... more...
The Art of PowerHarperCollins 2007; US$ 10.99
Power is one of the central issues in our lives. From work to personal relationships, the struggle for power plays a pivotal role and more often than not prevents us from attaining freedom and happiness. The bottom–line mentality in our culture seeps unnoticed into every other part of our lives. Thich Nhat Hanh illustrates how our current understanding... more...
Fragrant Palm LeavesPenguin Group US 1999; US$ 14.00
Best known for his Buddhist teachings, Thich Nhat Hanh has lived in exile from his native Vietnam since 1966. These remarkable early journals reveal not only an exquisite portrait of the Zen master as a young man, but the emergence of a great poet and literary voice of Vietnam. From his years as a student and teaching assistant at Princeton and Columbia,... more...
Be Still and KnowPenguin Group US 1996; US$ 10.00
In his acclaimed national bestseller, Living Buddha, Living Christ , renowned thinker and scholar Thich Nhat Hanh explored the deep connections between Christianity and Buddhism. Be Still and Know uses selections from his groundbreaking work to create a handbook of meditations and reflections that reawaken our understanding of both religions--and... more...


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The Spice Goddess with Bal Arneson is a modern take on east Indian recipes that are inspired by village cooking in the Punjab. Each of these 13 episodes is an affirmation of what happens when you blend fresh wholesome ingredients with herbs and exotic spices. Having grown up in a traditional village where she learned to cook at a young age, Bal has many stories to tell about what she learned from her elders. At the heart of it all, Bal knows that creating tasty food is something any cook can achieve anywhere. She will demonstrate simple techniques to enhance flavour and to make tantalizing Indian style dishes. Join Bal as she delves into the world of spices, to show how just a pinch of this and little bit of that can make everyday a day to celebrate eating.
Bal Arneson creates the perfect dishes for a backyard party – heavenly Mango Mousse Parfaits; warm Sweet Potato Curry with Mussels; grilled Lamb Popsicles with a tangy Cherry and Peach Chutney.
Adding an Indian touch to some of the most classic dishes, Bal Arneson presents a delightful Indian Pizza; rich Spiced Mushroom Risotto; bright Curry and Mint Ice Cream; and Crostini with tangy Spiced Chevre.
Bal Arneson creates a bold, delicious menu of all her new favourite foods – baked Spinach and Paneer Turnovers with Mango Basil Chutney; juicy Indian Roast Chicken; decadent Cardamom Fennel Brownies; and refreshing Spiced Lemonade.
Bal Arneson satisfies her cravings by making smoky Lobster Tandoori; the perfect Paneer Mushroom Burger; homemade Sweet Potato Fries with Chili Coconut Dip; and a rich, nutty Almond Shake.
Bal Arneson treats herself to a few of her favourite foods – simple seared Salmon with Greens and Cumin Dressing; smooth Macaroni and Cheese; Indian-Style smoky Spiced Grilled Vegetables; and crunchy Fried Plantain Chips.
Bal Arneson creates an absolutely stunning menu, perfect for any celebration – elegant Curried Calamari with fresh Cilantro and Mint Chutney; juicy rack of Lamb with fruity Mango Sauce; sweet Toasted Brioche in Spiced Milk; and tender, smoky Indian Brussels Sprouts.
Bal Arneson shows how keeping a well-stocked pantry makes cooking great meals easy, like with spicy Cauliflower Pickles; crispy Refried Bean Pakoras with Cilantro Coconut Chutney; nutty Indian Fudge; and fruity Peach Lassi.
Inspired by fresh garden ingredients, Bal Arneson makes a warm, Traditional Vegetable Curry; crunchy Zucchini and Onion Koftas; a bright, Summer Tomato Soup recipe; and a cool Cucumber Salad with Fresh Coconut.
For a lunch with the ladies Bal Arneson presents a menu that's both beautiful and delicious with rich Banana and Cardamom Crème Brulee; stunning Prawns in an Apple Basil Curry; bold Ginger Almond Eggplant Dip; and the perfect sweet Chai Latte.
Bal Arneson turns simple leftovers into family favourites with an earthy Indian Shepherd's Pie; an irresistible Butter Chicken Paratha with Sweet Tomato Chutney; soft Stuffed Tomatoes with Rice; and a creamy Chilled Raita Soup.
Bal Arneson creates a few dishes that are quick and delicious – hearty Indian Beef and Peas; golden seared Halibut with Coconut Sauce; colourful Red Lentil Salad; and an ultra smooth Spiced Squash Soup.
With a menu guaranteed to satisfy any taste, Bal Arneson makes spicy Indian-Style Gnocchi; sweet Maple Date Short Ribs and Green Beans; and rich Coconut Carrot Cake with a luxurious Spiced Mascarpone Frosting.
Creating a weekend buffet with unforgettable flavours, Bal Arneson makes fried Spinach and Onion Pakoras with Pear and Mint Chutney; spicy Salmon Tikka; aromatic Cilantro and Coriander Chicken; and creamy Spiced Yogurt with Summer Berries.
Paying tribute to the best of village food, Bal Arneson creates a warm Lentil Soup called Dal; hearty Potato Parathas; tasty Chicken South Indian Style; and the distinctly village dessert – Vesan.
Bal Arneson presents a menu of family favorites guaranteed to suit everyone's tastes – quick and easy Zucchini Paneer; an indulgent Lamb Curry; delicious Red Pepper Soup with Toasted Cumin; and sweet Gulab Juban.
Food is always the most important aspect of any celebration and in every culture. Bal Arneson prepares a menu guaranteed to impress - spicy Fish Pakoras with Peach Chutney; saucy Chicken Masala; crunchy Green Beans with Paneer; and smooth Carrot Halva.
Inspired by the flavors of India, Bal Arneson creates a brunch menu that is simply delightful with soft Mozzarella Gobi Koftas and cool Sweet Potato Raita; elegant Egg Curry; refreshing Mango and Baby Tomato Salad; and a fruity Mango Lassi.
Bal Arneson takes a few of her favorite recipes to the grill making crispy Spiced Indian Chicken and cool Cucumber Radish Salad; flaky East-Meets-West Salmon with Mango Masala Salsa; golden Grilled Vegetables with Tofu; and Potato Salad - Indian–style.
Indian food doesn't have to mean complicated or messy. Bal Arneson shows how truly accessible Indian food can be by making her crunchy Lentil Cookies; simple Healthy Roti; flavorful Spiced Okra; savory Paneer Fish Cakes with Apple and Fig Chutney; and a fresh Coconut Bean Salad.
Bal Arneson presents a delicious menu of foods perfect for a day at the park – juicy Sirloin Skewers with crisp Roasted Potatoes; colorful Stuffed Peppers; bright Papaya and Soybean Salad; and one of Bal's specialties - creamy Rice Pudding.
Bal Arneson creates an inspired Indian menu – Baked, not fried, Samosas with Tamarind Chutney; a creamy Indian cheese called Paneer and bite-sized Paneer Pakoras; colourful Avocado and Edamame Salad; and a warm Soothing Yam Soup.
Bal Arneson makes cooking for kids' fun with easy, tasty recipes with just the right amount of spice - cheesy Punjabi Quesadillas; hearty Vegetarian Burgers; simple Spiced City Cake; and a decadent Mango shake.
Stirring up more than just flavor, Bal Arneson makes an unforgettable menu with colorful Bitter Melon Stuffed with Spiced Tomatoes; hearty Kidney Bean Stew; grilled Chicken Kabobs; and a creamy Chilled Yogurt Soup.
Bal Arneson cooks up all her daughter's favorites making soft Weekend Roti; her secret No-Butter Chicken; spicy Seared Prawns; and sweet Mango Kulfi.
Bal Arneson presents the perfect party food with crowd-pleasing dishes like gorgeous Golden Eggplant with Green Pea Sauce; stunning Salmon with Coconut Sauce; crunchy Sweet Potato Cakes; and cool Turnip Lettuce Wraps.
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Wrestling, no matter what anybody says, is at its heart a struggle between good and evil. The brave babyfaces endure endless torment by the brutal heels before making the big comeback and showing the world that, yes, good does sometimes win out over evil. But without evil, is there really even a good? Without heels, wrestling would be a pretty boring affair, populated by a bunch of doofs in their underwear rolling around with each other. Wrestling is at its best when it engages the emotions, pumping the crowd up with hate, anger, fear and the seething urge for revenge. And it's the role of the bad guy to make those emotions happen. In this feature, we pay tribute to the fifty one men (and women) who have made the most impact on the art of the a-hole - these are UGO's Hated Wrestling Heels In Wrestling History. Survey says - another fifty one for the bad guys.


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Thursday he was being taken off Twitter. Friday he was being booted from Les Miles' team altogether. Then word came Monday via ESPN's Joe Schad that Tyrann Mathieu wanted to stay in school and return to LSU's football team in 2013.
So where do we stand today? That depends on who you talk to.
According to Jim Kleinpeter of (what's left of) The New Orleans Times-Picayune, a source close to Mathieu revealed last night that a return to the Tigers "wouldn't be happening," that multiple failed drug tests were the reason, and that a transfer to an FCS school was always in the plans. Kleinpeter states that Mathieu will announce his new football home tomorrow.
Yesterday afternoon, Glenn Guilbeau of The Shreveport Times said that LSU's senior associate athletic director for NCAA compliance told him that Mathieu is: "permanently ineligible to play football at LSU. That's definite. That's what was said Friday."
So he's dunzo in Baton Rouge then. Well, not according to a tweet put out by Herb Vincent, the associate vice chancellor and senior associate AD at LSU. He tweeted after Guilbeau's report:
Guilbeau's source — Chris Bahnsen — said he'd been quoted out of context. Guilbeau didn't like that and he took to Twitter his own self:
Meanwhile, the top story at TigerBait.com — the Rivals site covering LSU — states today that Mathieu can return:
"According to LSU officials, Mathieu can enroll as a student when classes begin next week. School officials would not comment on the possibility of Mathieu rejoining the football program. LSU Director of Athletics Joe Alleva said last Friday that Mathieu has lost his scholarship."
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Unless, of course, you believe Kleinpeter's source who says Mathieu is bound for an FCS school. Or maybe you believe The Baton Rouge Advocate's Randy Rosetta who also went to Twitter to state that Mathieu has asked LSU officials to only allow McNeese State and Nicholls State to contact/chase him.
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As long as it is properly vented 2" is suffice for a shower.
We are putting in a new master bedroom and bath and I have a question about shower drain size. Our shower will be 3' 4" by 5' 9" and it will have 3 shower heads hooked up to a 3/4" thermostatic valve: one regular head, one handheld on a bar on the opposite wall, and a rain-type head on the long wall. The two regular heads are rated at 2.5 GPM but can go up to 5 GPM with the flow restrictor removed. The rain-type head will do 6 GPM at 45 PSI. The only time more than one shower would be going at any one time would be if one of us uses the regular shower head and the other uses the handheld. Is a 2" diameter drain pipe adequate? Our plumber has just roughed in a 2" drain but I am concerned since a few people have mentioned that in their spa-type showers they don't get adequate drainage (I don't know the details of their setup, but I would imagine they wouldn't be less than 2" since they are new).
As long as it is properly vented 2" is suffice for a shower.
Thanks. So that means a 2" pipe is capable of draining at a rate of 10 GPM--is there any way to look that sort of thing up?
Well, think of it this way - what size pipe are you using to supply the shower? the area of the drain is quite a bit bigger than that supply (pi r^2 say 3/4" supply = 0.44sq in vs 3.14sq in)...yes, there is a pressure difference, but gravity does work to speed it along.
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Although the size of the shower pipe might have a small effect on the pressure drop, it doesn't have a big effect on the volume of water delivered, and it's that flow that counts. I just want to know if I'll be standing in a lot of water if I run 6-10 gallons/min.
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whats your options? 3"? i checked charlotte pipe and a 3" solvent weld p-trap is approx. 12" tall. unless you are in a slab it would be tough to fit.
What size WH do you have given that a modest 10 minute shower will need 100 gallons?, mostly hot.
We currently have a 40 gallon WH but our plumber is suggesting that we go to a 75--that was actually going to be a question I left to another thread. I don't think we'd actually use 10 GPM from the HW--probably more like 70% fo that, given mixing, but you're right--a ten minute shower would easily exceed that capacity. But I don't think we would ever really have both showers going simultaneously for ten minutes--the typical scenario for us to have both going would be if we're in a rush to get somewhere and we need to get ready quickly and both shower. It's those times that made me wonder about the 2" capacity.
I think we will be fine with the 2" drain, and putting in a 3" would require more work than it's worth, as has been suggested. So the next question is, should we upgrade the HW heater. We are currently in a 2300 sq ft house, with 3 full bathrooms (once this new is finished) and 4 bedrooms. There is one bathtub--I think it's larger than usual (it has jets) though we don't use it often. Right now it's just the two of us, but we're having a baby in a few months and would like to have another in a few years. So that does mean the bathtub will get more use. But a 75 gallon HW heater seems like overkill for a small family without teenagers. Any thoughts?
A 2" drain is over 7x the interior volume that a 3/4" pipe has...unless it is clogged, you should never be standing in water. Most showers are plummed with 1/2" pipes, so the drain is 16x larger than the supply.
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" The Allman Brothers radiated the confidence of band that knows exactly what they want to do and played with the authority of a group unafraid to test itself, its material or its audience. "
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March 2005
It's a special pleasure to see The Allman Brothers Band more than one night for a number of reasons. If you're a fan, you can't get enough of the Brothers pure and simple. If you're new to the group, and they play to their capabilities, another evening with...helps you be sure you weren't imagining the first. And for all attendees of an Allmans concert, particularly during their annual run in NYC at The Beacon Theatre, you can be fairly sure you're not gong to get many repeated selections plus which, the chance of surprise runs high at these shows.
The Allman Brothers now use their spring dates in the Big Apple to test new songs, covers and arrangements for their dates later in the year during the summer swings and festival appearances as are happening this year. As the band took the stage the evening of the 17th after a night off during this year's ten-date run, they radiated the confidence of band that knows exactly what they want to do. They played with the authority of a group unafraid to test themselves, their material and their audience, confident as well the risks would pay off.
And pay off they did as ABB gave a hearty two-set performance brimming with intensity and ingenuity, all of which they parlayed this particular night, without including some of their most famous material"Liz Reed," "Whipping Post," Mountain Jam"usually used for their most exploratory improvisations. Instead, the septet built the momentum of the performance in such as way that virtually each individual in the band seemed to be its one and only star at various junctures during the evening.
Gregg Allman grabbed attention from the very start of the first selection "Done Somebody Wrong." The depth of emotion in his voice combined with the abandoned inflections he lent to his phrasing were startling to behold given his age, history, tenure with the band and, last but not least, the length of time he's been performing this tune (virtually the band's entire 35-plus year career). The singing by the namesake of the band wasn't much less memorable on "Wasted Words: or "Come and Go Blues," but only outshone in relative terms by the performance(s) of other members in the group: Bassist Oteil Burbridge, for instance, bounced the former tune up and down as if on a trampoline by his increasingly deep yet fluid runs (the sound improved dramatically in the first half-hour, even turning louder during the second set).
There is no overstating how guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks continue to astound. Alternately shimmering and shredding, the pair this evening displayed a dual empathy as musicians that's grown even since last year. They completed each others' phrases on "I Walk on Gilded Splinters" and, during the second set, ante'd up even further during "Key to the Highway. " In a remarkable showing of eminently healthy ego, neither Warren nor Derek tries to outplay the other but only ratchet up the intricacy of their solos, whether straight or in call?"and-response, in service of a song such as "Desdemona" (tellingly one of ABB's newer originals from 2003's Hittin' the Note CD. )
Like fire and ice, Haynes and Trucks represent opposite ends of the spectrum in their respective styles, but have learned to complement each other in an almost mystical manner which is no doubt why the new Allman instrumental, "Egypt," will become embroidered with more detail and more drama the more often the group plays it; in comparing the versions from just these two nights, the brothers are coming to play it with more panache each new performance.
By the time Warren wrung every possible ounce of feeling from his fretboard during his solo on "Rockin' Horse,"hitting and holding one perfect note for almost twenty seconds to begin one solo you had to wonder how The Allmans would end their second set and their Beacon show this evening, given heir penchant for near-overwhelming climaxes. Thus, "One Way Out," with guest trombonist Dick Griffin, was in keeping with their past in more than one respect: a reliably familiar tune to finish and thus place an indelible memory in their audiences mind, simultaneously including a collaborator in the mix, as is the wont during these stretches at the Beacon, to make that memory unique. Thus the final instrumental exchanges weren't the smoothest, at least on Griffin's part, but the wail Gregg let loose before the band slammed it to a close recalled his introductory vocal three hours previous---the circle will be unbroken, you might say.
While the impact of the Allman Brothers' musicianship was deceptively powerful Thursday night, it was all the more so March 18th because the presence of guests, while entertaining in its own right, muffled the force of ABB's own music that evening. Little Milton was affectionately introduced by Haynes, who had the blues hero participate on The Deep End Vol. 1, singing as he did this night "Soulshine." Yet the uplifting gospel-like atmosphere conjured up with Milton, as well as Susan Tedeschi, on vocals (and a hot guitar duel with Haynes), was nothing but a letdown from the intensity The Brothers built during the early part of their set this evening.
As if sensing the hunger of the early weekend audience, "Midnight Rider," "Trouble No More" and "Stand Back" launched the band with a vengeance. The audience responded in kind, to the point that, when Haynes led the gallop into "Hoochie Coochie Man," Gregg's autobiographical ballad "Old Before My Time" became the smoothest shift of gears. If you deleted the guest spot, went right to this picturesque reading of "Egypt," then directly on to the second set, this Friday show might've been one of the highlights of Beacon history.
As it turned out, the de rigueur acoustic set, only marked time despite including Gregg at the grand piano for "Oncoming Traffic," on acoustic guitar with Warren for a beautifully bittersweet reading of Jackson Browne's "These Days" (a welcome respite from "Melissa, especially now that song's appearing in a TV commercial) and another authentic blues duet between Haynes and Trucks that hearkened back to the undercurrent of blues from the night before. "Aint' Wastin' Time No More" will never sound old in the hands of this band, especially as it seemed this night a comment on their own performances; while the drum solo from the previous night preserved the integrity of Butch Trucks, Jaimoe and Marc Quinones by their usually savvy means of developing a rhythmic scheme then taking turns embellishing it, a percussion interval roughly half its length(its effect magnified by the lighting) during "Black- Heated Woman" acted as a catapult for the Brothers into an absolutely sublime version of "Mountain Jam" lasting approximately 25 minutes.
Eschewing the recent tendency to extend the piece by way of interweaving other tunes with the melodic motif of Donovan's song, this night Derek and Warren, and only to a slightly lesser extent, Burbridge during his truncated solo spotlight, probed more deeply into the sing-song quality of the melody, opening up its spacious potential dramatically, to the point that, rowdy as they might have been, there was a point two-thirds of the way through this piece where it seemed the audience was at rapt attention, hanging on every finely-devised note being ushered forth as the band sought to find every nuance possible in the tune. This was a "Mountain Jam" founding Brother Duane Allman would've been proud to be a part of, as no doubt would be true of the "Southbound' encore. Shorn of the horns that have adorned the song in recent years, the guitarists elevated the tune through the ringing tandem guitar playing at the center of the song
The Allman Brothers Band's 17th's show might've disappointed audience members who hadn't seem them before. Perhaps even some died-in-the-wool Peacheads who dote on the most famous tunes would've found the show wanting. But a fan who genuinely hopes to be surprised and satisfied in wholly different ways?"which is how the band is playing at this point?"could not help but come away with admiration for ABB in their minds and satisfaction for themselves in their hearts. That sensation would be harder to grasp after the show the following evening through no fault of The Brothers, their guests or the crowd (which was pointedly more rabid than the night of St Patty's Day...go figure).
The Allman Brothers did nothing truly spectacular these two nights a the Beacon, saving it all for the night of March 21st, when, joined by pianist Chuck Leavell, the group exhumed "Jessica" (from Brothers and Sisters and reintroduced "Little Martha" and brought back "Blue Sky" and "Les Brers in A Minor," foundations of Eat A Peach (perhaps foreshadowing the next ABB archival release?).
Some less than fluid transitions, slightly off time solos and obvious cues from on-stage conductor Haynes (who appeared agitated at missing lyrics for Little Milton) marked both nights, but the recollections of the prime ABB interplay and the echo of the sounds they conjured up will carry most attendees till this summer's outdoor shows: while the subdued acoustic sets may not withstand the onslaught of those party-minded, the fundamental power at the command of The Allman Brothers Band should carry the day if they anywhere nearly approximate what they did this spring of 2005 at The Beacon Theatre in New York City.
Read David Miller's review of the same show.
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Throughout his writing life, Henry James was drawn to the short-story form for the freedom it offered himand he made the genre his own. This new selection comprises both brief tales and longer works that explore James's concerns with the old world and the new, and with money, fame, class, and art. "Daisy Miller," "The Lesson of the Master," "The Real Thing," "The Figure in the Carpet," "In the Cage," "The Beast in the Jungle," and "The Jolly Corner" are included here, along with twelve others. Haunting, witty, and beautifully drawn, these stories are as rich and resonant as James's novels.Acknowledgments
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Since upgrading to LDMS9 sp2, we've had problems with the inventory service dropping offline. Our Oracle DBA was noticing the database listener would stop responding, which seemed to cause the service problems, and has been looking at Oracle. This morning, after rolling out patches over the weekend, I noticed that the inventory data is badly out of date on many machines, including mine. (Example - system does daily inventory scans, but machines are showing nothing since late July or early August.) I had clened out the ErrorScan folder 10 days ago, and in the last 10 days I have ~7300 failures in there (about 3/4 of all scans, if my ~1000 machines are scanning daily for the last 10 days.) Asked the DBA, and he had finally determined that LANDesk is overloading the listeners with the number of concurrent database sessions trying to connect to Oracle, and asked that I limit LDMS to 120 concurrent connections.
Is there a way to do something like this? I can't find anything in the community about it...
This isn't a huge system, either - one core, a dozen total users, about 1000 devices.
Are you sure with the Overloading?
You may check your Agent Options, how often you make Scans and so on,
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Yes, definitely overloaded - the Oracle DBA can see hundreds of open sessions across all four servers, and I'm still getting inventory failures. Agents were set to scan daily, but the real-time inventory scanners were enabled. I've pushed out a new agent deleting those, and we'll see if it reduces the load.
Issuing 'iisreset' on the core clears out most of the sessions. I'm currently digging for some IIS tuning docs for v9, but found nothing so far...
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That's the most common error, although I also see a description of:
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Limiting the # of concurrent sessions will seriously cripple your LANDesk functionality. If you are managing 1000 nodes, then you should have as many as 200+ concurrent sessions running. LANDesk requires a database with close to dedicated database funcitionality.
I've currently got 200+ connections allowed on each of the four nodes - 800 total. We can push that closer to 300 if needed...
What do you mean by having four nodes? Have you setup multiple inventory services? For a 1,000 node environment this sound like a bit of overkill if you have.Not necessarily related to your issue, but sounded odd.
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The core is a VMWare VM, WIndows Server 2003, 2 cores, 4GB RAM. Our Oracle is 11gR2 RAC - four front-end servers performing load balancing into a large multi-disk array. LANDesk was set to use only one node until recently, when it's 1000+ concurrent connections effectively killed that one node (refusing logins, etc.). The DBA set it to 120 connections per node, and allowed it to use all four nodes at once, which (according to LD) should have been sufficient; when we still had errors he increased it to 250 connections per node, or 1000 concurrent connections allowed.
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