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Premier League
January 22, 2011
- FTFT1Wolves
- FTFT2Arsenal
- FTFT3Blackpool
- FTFT4Everton
West Ham2
- FTFT5Fulham
- FTFT6Man Utd
- FTFT7Newcastle
- FTFT8Aston Villa
Man City1
So Liverpool were in dominant form, but how will everyone else do? Another six games to follow now, plus Villa against City later on ESPN UK.
FULL-TIME. Liverpool have been impressive and hand Wolves their worst home defeat of the season. Torres and Meireles have lifted Kenny's men and they get their first win under their new boss.
Ward hits it high and Reina claims with ease. That says it all really.
Wolves look done now. They needed to get an early goal this half and have constantly missed out when it mattered.
That was a little lucky as Stearman tackled Kuyt, but the ball popped to the Spaniard with no-one to stop him scoring.
GOAL Berra plays Kuyt onside, who loses the ball, but it rolls to Torres who smashes it into the roof of the net.
Liverpool trying their best to keep the ball. Meireles playing a key role now as he keeps the ball moving and he's been the Man of the Match.
Ward gets the ball across, but it evades everyone again. They have just lacked a cutting edge from their final delivery.
YNWA can be heard now. The Liverpool fans are certainly happy to get what must now be their first win under Dalglish.
Kelly gives the ball away and Wolves can attack again. Fletcher takes a shot on early and it flies high and wide over the bar.
Meireles now goes into the book for a clumsy tackle on the halfway line.
Stearman does well to steer the ball back to his keeper after Kuyt's angled ball.
Zubar gets his foot back in as Aurelio was threatening. Jarvis at the other end again provides the cross, but there it just evades the head of Doyle.
Liverpool constantly threatening on the counter. Torres now into the game as he hits an arm perhaps? Tough one to give...
Milijas wastes a good chance to get the ball across. Hammill sent it back to him and he failed to beat the defenders.
Ward pushes it across, but Reina can't get there. Liverpool combine at the back to get it away.
Liverpool just piling men behind the ball and hacking it clear whenever they can.
Aurelio comes on and Maxi is being brought off.
Jarvis and Hammill are being given too much space to fire the ball across. Liverpool are under an aerial bombardment.
Wolves still pressing forward, Hammill making a real impact as his cross comes in. Doyle can't get on the end of it, but he was close.
Nervousness comes in for Liverpool. Zubar arrives with a towering header, but it flies wide.
Hammill has a great chance as Jarvis gets the ball across. The ball is stuck under his foot and he just fails to get the touch needed to tap home.
Another good cross comes in and Agger and Skrtel combine to get the ball over the bar somehow.
Two impact subs. Hammill's excellent cross and Shelvey nearly scores.
Wolves are caught on the break. Torres turns, releases Meireles and he then squares for Shelvey who is through on goal. He slices wide.
Great cross in, but Kelly clears for Liverpool. That was an excellent defensive header.
Jonjo Shelvey comes on for Poulsen.
New signing Adam Hammill on, Hunt comes off.
Liverpool stringing some passes together and Torres finds himself some space. It looks like he might be about to bear down on goal, but Berra comes across.
Long ball from Liverpool this time and it finds Maxi running through down the left. He outpaces Zubar with far too much ease and hits his shot into Hennessey's hands.
Agger struggles to clear and Zubar goes down. Not sure what he was after there, as it certainly wasn't a spot kick.
Hunt backheels for Henry to run into the box and Lucas does very well to get back and slide in to stop him.
Good play from Fletcher as Skrtel miscontrols. The striker hammers a shot in and Reina spills. However, he gathers at the second chance.
Meireles hammers home the second.
Liverpool's Fernando Torres scores the opening goal
Johnson hammers a left-footed cross down in low. It's Stearman who comes across and knocks it behind.
Milijas bends a free-kick in, but it finds Reina who plucks it off the head of Berra.
Liverpool seem to have weathered the storm for the time being. McCarthy is throwing a tantrum on the sidelines, but he needs to change something.
Jarvis is the dangerman for Wolves again, but this time Kelly gets the better of him. The ball rebounds off him and it's a goal kick.
Zubar steers the ball back, but it's on its way towards Meireles who is through on goal. Stearman just gets his foot in at the last minute to avoid another shocker from his team-mate.
Doyle again gets it in the box. There are a lot of Reds defenders in there to marshall him out of danger, but he wins a corner.
Doyle running at the heart of the Liverpool defence, but it halted in full flight. Wolves are on top at the moment and looking dangerous.
Jarvis does very well to get down the left. His cross cuts back to the edge of the box, but Maxi is there to defend by hammering it over his own bar.
Meireles looks to find Torres with a long angled ball, but Zubar tracks the run and Hennessey comes out to clear the danger.
Wolves pushing forward and Hunt causes Johnson problems. However, he's not got enough support.
It's Hunt, but he hammers it off the wall and Zubar smashes his shot from the rebound well over.
Milijas is there. Along with Fletcher and Hunt.
But here's a chance. Kelly clearance fails to go very far and Lucas now gives away a free-kick just outside the box.
Liverpool are now at ease. They are passing the ball about with too much pace and skill for Wolves and have runners all over the place.
Jarvis slices the ball in though. He has looked very poor since coming out from half-time.
Skrtel flattens Jarvis and he has no chance of winning that ball. Wolves have a decent chance to get the ball in.
Well, that wasn't half bad. What great technique. Maxi tried it earlier, but the Portuguese midfielder really showed him how it is done!
The ball drops down off Berra's head and he unleashes a stunning volley past the keeper to make it 2-0!
GOAL Meireles what a stunner!
That was a great chance. Hennessey did really well to block him right on the edge of the box.
Kuyt is through. A chipped ball over the top made the space and Hennessey is out well, he blocks and Kuyt hangs his head now.
Hunt and Doyle have switched wings and are looking dangerous. Hunt has been excellent all game.
Jarvis and Ward combine very well and Jarvis has tons of space to cross. He chips it into the hands and Reina and hangs his head; as well he might.
At the other end, the ball rebounds off Stearman and nearly foxes Hennessey. But he saves.
No changes for either side and Wolves will need more attacking ambition. They are showing it already as Jarvis gets free down the left, gets his cross in and Reina is there to catch.
KICK-OFF. Lucas is apparently struggling with an injury, but he looks ok.
It's not long before the rest of the games kick off and we'll have goal updates and chat from all the Premier League action. Join us
Liverpool's Fernando Torres celebrates his goal
Don't forget we'll have another live commentary as Darren Bent makes his debut for Aston Villa in their game with Man City. It's also live on ESPN UK.
HALF-TIME. Liverpool have been the better side, they have had more chances and Wolves have offered little up the attacking end of the pitch.
Good stuff from Wolves to get the ball in, but Jarvis' shot is blocked and that's the half.
Torres was warned. He trips Ward and goes in the book.
Liverpool break and Torres is free down the right. He cuts it inside, but Meireles overruns it and Wolves can clear.
Great chance for Wolves as the ball flies to the back post from a free-kick. Milijas is completely free, but takes too long and Reina rushes out to block.
Hunt and Skrtel now going head to head. Or head to armpit...
Fletcher dithers on the ball, and there has been far too much of that for the home side.
Zubar, too, has had a poor game for Wolves. If they could get their right side going, Liverpool would have more to worry about.
Johnson forced to concede a throw to Jarvis down the Liverpool left. Jarvis, for me, has not impressed. He needs to get into the game more and drive some crosses into the box.
Maxi eyes up a shot as the clearance drops, but his shot flies so wide it nearly hits the lineswoman.
Liverpool will certainly be happy to take this lead into half-time.
Meireles to Torres again down the left, he slips it to Maxi and the ball is returned to him. Hennessey makes the save, but Maxi was flagged offside.
Torres warned now as his battle with Stearman continues.
Good work on the edge of the box and Doyle holds it up, lays it off to Fletcher who hits it low. Reina dives to his right and catches the ball. Good effort.
He now has another go from far out, but it flies wide.
It has been coming. That was very poor from Zubar, but another good run from the Portuguese midfielder.
Zubar was playing far too far behind and Meireles charged through. He slipped the ball square past Hennessey to the waiting Torres. Empty net and 1-0.
GOAL Torres slots home as Meireles breaks the offside trap.
Wolves struggle in the final third again. They really haven't shown very much to worry Reina.
Shot on goal, as Torres finds Maxi in the box with a good low ball and he turns but finds Hennessey in the way. Decent low save, but it wasn't a well hit shot.
Meireles gets the ball and tries to slot Kelly in behind, but Hunt tracks the run again and negates the danger.
Wolves looking to take control and try to build some possession. They will be happy with a clean sheet thus far.
Oh good chance. The ball drops to Meireles on the edge of the box afer a Torres backheel. He hits it well, but it flies wide of the post.
Liverpool's Fernando Torres looks to break through the Wolves defence.
Zubar with a flying challenge to stop the through ball to Torres.
A long ball flies in and Fletcher leaps with Agger. Both manage to miss it though and it's Liverpool's to clear.
Lucas bundles into Henry and screams at the ref. It's all very scrappy.
Some good committed challenges flying in. I sense a yellow card is coming soon.
Berra hammers into Meireles and the tension is beginning to be felt. The game is boiling over in certain areas.
He gets to his feet now and will carry on without trouble.
Torres finds himself well out on the wing and tries to find Lucas, but it skids too far on. Meireles has gone down in the middle of the pitch, a small brush with Henry has left him prone. But he'll be ok.
Hunt has it on the left and gets a cross in, did it hit Kelly on the hand? No, well blocked. That's quite a tussle down the flank.
Milijas stands over it. But curls it round the wall and well over the bar.
Jarvis looking dangerous again for Wolves and Agger is now penalised for holding on Doyle just outside the box. Decent chance for a free-kick delivery.
Stearman goes through the back of Torres, but the foul is given against the Spaniard. It all started as Stearman grabbed Torres from behind. Now they are both being lectured.
That was a very good chance. Torres does not look the most confident and now is having a go at Stearman.
Meireles then finds Torres with a long ball. He takes it past the defender, has a chance on goal but Hennessey is there to palm away. Really should have scored.
Meireles slips and loses the ball to Jarvis who almost gets in from Doyle's pass.
Hennessey punches clear to find Milijas, but a long ball finds no-one in the attacking half.
Henry tracks back and slides in to stop Meireles breaking. But again Wolves have switched off when the throw comes in and Stearman has to act quickly. The home side need to switch on!
Torres and Maxi look to combine again on the edge of the box but Zubar and Stearman show off their own double-act to block them.
Torres is bowled over and wins a free kick. Has a few words with the ref and generally looks very unhappy as he has done for a while now.
Kuyt slips Meireles in, but the ref blows the whistle. It came from a foul throw.
Doyle looks to swing in a cross, but the ball skids off his foot and looks to be lobbing Reina. The keeper takes a step back and catches with ease though.
Xaxi gets a bang on the ankle and goes down. Play continues though and Wolves win a corner when Agger fails to take control of the situation.
Oh dear. Reina again fails with the ball at his feet. The pitch is not a good one, but he really should do better.
Skrtel and Agger have both looked a little shaky so far. Wolves will continue to hammer aerial balls up to them.
Skrtel struggles with the ball in the air and Fletcher is causing him problems. He looks edgy and now a miscontrol sees Milijas almost steal in on the edge of the box.
Reina tries to find Kuyt, but slices his pass and it flies out. He's well known for his distribution, but that wasn't good.
Wolves pump the ball long again, it's obvious what their gameplan is today.
Probably the best move of the match so far and that was dangerous. Wolves need to switch on down the wings.
Johnson slips the ball to Lucas, who walks into the box and crosses low. Poulsen hammers it, but Berra is there to block. Good chance.
Meireles doesn't look like much of a tackler. Milijas slides in and gets the better of him.
Good stuff from Hunt again, who was tracking back to block the run of Kelly. A good midfielder is impressive at both ends and Hunt has been so far.
Handball shout? Stearman seems to control the ball with his arm as the cross came in. Nothing given.
Hunt does very well down the left to get the better of Kelly. Wolves lose the ball though and Liverpool can break.
Berra leaving the field as blood is streaming down his face. Not sure why, but he'll need patching up.
Wolves clear the ball and Poulsen brings down Ward on the break. Early one for him.
Maxi and Torres link up well down the left and Torres gets the cross in. First time the Reds have had a touch of the ball, on the floor at least.
Doyle takes another high ball down well and runs past Skrtel, but the big defender gets back in time to push him wide.
A free-kick and the ball is launched into the area. Reina comes and claims with confidence.
Wolves causing Liverpool some aerial problems already and Johnson has to hack clear. Agger not convincing.
The teams are heading out onto the pitch and we're almost ready for the off...
Liverpool have not won at Wolves since 1979... so something will have to change. Kenny Dalglish can't have an impact on the pitch this time.
Wolves are out to attack with a 4-4-2. They have Henry back in the middle, so that will add some steel to their midfield.
A defensive looking midfield with Lucas, Poulsen and Meireles in the central areas. Kuyt and Maxi there up front, along with Torres.
Looks like Glen Johnson is still plying his trade at left-back, with Martin Kelly playing well at right-back.
We all know about Liverpool's recent woes, but they are after Blackpool's Charlie Adam as their saviour.
Wolves have been in decent form of late, beating Chelsea and Liverpool earlier this month and running Man City close 4-3.
We'll be underway at 1245 GMT, but for now have a read of Mark Lomas' preview for all the info on the game.
A win would go a long way for Kenny's hopes for the season.
Still no Steven Gerrard as he is suspended from his red card against Man Utd in the FA Cup.
Liverpool: Reina, Kelly, Skrtel, Agger, Johnson, Kuyt, Lucas, Poulsen, Meireles, Maxi, Torres. Subs: Gulacsi, Aurelio, Cole, Pacheco, Kyrgiakos, Spearing, Shelvey.
Some team news for you: Wolverhampton: Hennessey, Zubar, Stearman, Berra, Ward, Jarvis, Henry, Milijas, Hunt, Doyle, Fletcher. Subs: Hahnemann, Craddock, David Jones, Vokes, Hammill, Mouyokolo, Davis.
Hello all and welcome to a live commentary from Wolves against Liverpool. The Reds really need a win, but have a score to settle as Mick McCarthy's men won 1-0 here in the first game of the new year.


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Many effects of Ca2+ are mediated by Ca2+/calmodulin(CaM)- dependent protein kinases (CaM kinases). CaM kinases constitute a family of structurally related enzymes that include phosphorylase kinase, myosin light chain kinase, and CaM kinases I-IV. CaM kinase II, one of the best-studied multifunctional enzymes, is found in high concentrations in neuronal synapses, and in some regions of the brain it may constitute up to 2% of the total protein content. Activation of CaM kinase II has been linked to memory and learning processes in the vertebrate nervous system. CaM kinase II is a complex of about 12 subunits that exist in four differentially expressed forms (a, b, g, and d). The a and b isoforms are most abundant in neurons, whereas d or g isoforms are expressed in most tissues. The d isoform is the most prominent isoform in cardiomyocytes. In the inactive state there is a strong interaction between the inhibitory and catalytic domains of the enzyme. The binding of Ca2+/CaM allows the catalytic domain to phosphorylate the inhibitory domain. Once activated, CaM kinase II retains significant activity even after the withdrawal of Ca2+, thereby prolonging the duration of kinase activity. Several synthetic and naturally occurring compounds have been shown to bind CaM in a Ca2+-dependent manner and block the activation of CaM-dependent enzymes. These compounds have been extensively used in investigating the mechanism of Ca2+-binding and activation in biological systems.
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Coarse Cultural Topographic Datasets (DCW) (National Geoscience Dataset): road network
Note: This metadata describes the dataset in accordance with the ANZLIC (Australia New Zealand Land Information Council) Core Metadata Guidelines Version 2.
Dataset citation
ANZLIC unique identifier: ANZCW0703002391
Title: Coarse Cultural Topographic Datasets (DCW) (National Geoscience Dataset): road network
Custodian: Geoscience Australia
Jurisdiction: Australia
Road network extracted from DCW Transport dataset (dataset derived from the Digital Chart of the World (DCW)). For more information on the Digital Chart of the World data please browse the DCW Internet Site http://www.maproom.psu.edu/dcw/. Data can be downloaded from here in vpf format.
NOTE : For more accurate and detailed data covering continental Australia only please obtain the Global Map Data 1M
Generic information on DCW datasets :-
The primary source for DCW is the US Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) Operational Navigation Chart (ONC) series produced by the United States, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom. The ONC's have a scale of 1:1,000,000, where 1 inch equals approximately 16 miles.The charts were designed to meet the needs of pilots and air crews in medium and low altitude en route navigation and to support military operational planning, intelligence briefings, and other needs. Therefore, the selection of ground features is based on the requirement for rapid visual recognition of significant details seen from a low perspective angle. The DCW database was originally published in 1992. Data currency varies from place to place depending on the currency of the ONC charts. Chart currency ranges from the mid 1960's to the early 1990's. Compilation dates for every ONC chart are included in the database.
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Geographic extent name: AUSTRALIA INCLUDING EXTERNAL TERRITORIES - AUSAAT - Australia - Australia
Geographic extent polygon: 0 0, 180 0, 180 -90, 0 -90, 0 0,
Note: The format for each Geographic extent name is: Name - Identifier - Category - Jurisdiction (as appropriate) See GEN Register
Data currency
Beginning date: Not Known
Ending date: 1993-01-01
Dataset status
Progress: Complete
Maintenance and update frequency: Not Known
Access constraints:
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Data quality
This dataset was compiled by Geoscience Australia staff from the original Digital Chart of the World VPF format dataset downloaded from the DCW website listed in the abstract. For information on the lineage of the original DCW (VPF format) datasets please view the Digital Chart of the World website listed in the abstract.
Post-DCW lineage
The seperate DCW tiles NA11, UA11, QC32-33, QD31-33, QE31-33, QF31-33 and all the RC, RD, RE, RF, SC, SD, SE, SF, TC, TD, TE, TF, UC, UD, UE, UF, VC, VD, VE, VF, WC, WD, WE, WF, XC, XD, XE, XF, YC, YD, YE, YF, ZC, ZD, ZE and ZF were compiled into single covers based upon the separate DCW themes. The vegetation layer was not available for the Australian area.
The data was then attributed fully as the existing coverages were attributed in code which only made sense with the DCW Data Dictionary. The field names were changed to be clearer for example the field AEPTVAl was changed to Elevation. No cleaning of the data was necessary exept for the place names coverages where upper and mixed case place names existed in the DCW data these were all changed to mixed case.
Geoscience Australia compliant fields were added to the data at this stage: UFI and FEATURE with AGSO_CODE and DESC added to non-polygon themes.
This dataset is a subset of the transport coverage which was compiled from the original DCW railroad arc coverage, the road arc coverages, the transportation structure line coverage, the transportation structure point coverage and the aeronautical point coverage.
Positional accuracy:
Nominal Scale 1:1,000,000
Low to moderate accuracy due to highly variable source data and the vintage of this dataset.
Attribute accuracy:
Low to moderate accuracy due to highly variable source data and the vintage of this dataset.
Logical Consistency:
Tests are carried out on these data for data completeness, correct spatial representation, attribute accuracy, logical consistency and correctness, and where appropriate for compliance with Geoscience Australia's GIS data dictionary.
The dataset coverage is complete for the Australian Jurisdictional Area.
Contact information
Metadata information
Metadata date: 2013-03-08
Additional metadata
Metadata reference XHTML: http://www.ga.gov.au/meta/ANZCW0703002391.html
Metadata reference XML: http://www.ga.gov.au/meta/ANZCW0703002391.xml
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feature this items defines the broad feature type that the item falls into
UFI a unique feature identifier
agso_code an identification number assigned to features of specific types.
Only those features that correspond to AGSO_CODE entries
have been given an AGSO code. (Geoscience Australia added attribute)
desc a description of the feature in terms of its specific AGSO code
(Geoscience Australia added attribute)
type a more specific explanation of what the feature is
status this field is not always filled in but where it is it gives
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Syria: A Country Study
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The Syrian Communist Party (SCP), the bitter adversary of the Baath Party in the late 1950s, was in 1987 the second largest legal political party in Syria and an important constituent element of the NPF. The venerable Khalid Bakdash, a Kurd from Damascus who has been called the "dean of Arab communism," remained the SCP's secretary general. Politburo member Daniel Nimah represented the party on the Central Command of the NPF and accompanied Assad on his state visits to Moscow. In the early 1980s, the SCP was temporarily banned by Assad; however, in 1986 it was restored to favor, partially as a concession to the Soviet Union.
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Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, FriendFeed & Flickr are all pretty common names in the social networking world, but now social and search are about to combine thanks to Google.
At the Web 2.0 expo last week, Google's Vice-President of Search Marissa Mayer surprised everyone with the announcement that Social Search is coming via Google Labs.
This new search feature will allow you to see search query results from people in your social network. By using your Google Profile, (if you fill it out with the other social networks you're a member of, such as FriendFeed) Google will scan who you are connected to and give your results from those people if they are relevant to your search query.
At the expo, Mayer demonstrated how a search for 'New Zealand' produced a list of search results that included relevant content from friends half-way down the search results page. Among the search results were links from different friends, the first to a Gmail message that mentioned New Zealand and the second, a FriendFeed entry.Read more »


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University of Colorado Health and Columbine Health Systems have teamed to provide free transportation to designated medical locations in Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley.
The "Connecting Health" van will begin service Nov. 5, picking up and dropping off riders Monday through Friday at Poudre Valley Hospital (PVH) and the University of Colorado Health Harmony Campus in Fort Collins, Medical Center of the Rockies (MCR) in Loveland and the Greeley Medical Clinic (GMC).
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Signs will be posted at each facility noting pick-up and drop-off locations. Those locations will include indoor waiting areas in case of bad weather.
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The Connecting Health van's initial route will take it from PVH to the Harmony Campus, then to MCR, GMC and back to MCR, Harmony and PVH. It will run the full route three times a day. The van will begin serving the Greeley Emergency and Surgery Center when the center opens Nov. 26, making that stop between MCR and GMC.
An additional route will run in the late afternoon between PVH, the Harmony Campus and MCR. The University of Colorado Health concierge team will be available at stop locations for questions or assistance.
"We heard the voice of the community, and we knew it was important to offer an alternative for people to get to their doctor," said Russ Woolley, vice president of operations for MCR. "We see this as a way to improve the health of our community."
The van can accommodate 13 ambulatory riders. The van cannot accommodate riders with wheelchairs.
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Ghana's music superstar and global activist, Rocky Dawuni, is scheduled to perform at the UN Nations Framework for Climate Change Conference (UNFCC) currently underway in Warsaw, Poland. Dawuni will be joining the UN Secretary General, Ban Ki Moon for the event scheduled for the 20th November at the Warsaw National Stadium. Read More


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Freeze faster? Possible due to variances in mass, gas content, and about a thousand other factors, but in general the premise is false. I think it was the mpemba effect. Dont quote me though.
Now to the softener programming.
Freeze faster? Possible due to variances in mass, gas content, and about a thousand other factors, but in general the premise is false. I think it was the mpemba effect. Dont quote me though.
Now to the softener programming.
I agree - mpemba effect, most likely. I'll keep THAT term handy...
If I recall from way too many years ago, it had to do with warmer water having less mass than colder water. Same reason colder water backwashes medias so much better. Mass and density. Guess I will have something to research tonight after hockey practice.
I think the fact that nobody has been able to explain the mpemba effect in 50 years is telling...
hahah, I tried it as a science experiment in 5th grade. It didnt work, and I tried to do it with a lot of different variables. The colder water always won in my tests, I also concluded that it really had little practical application even if it were true since the enrgy required to heat the water up exceeded the energy saving that could be gained if it froze faster. I am sure there are more reasons or applications that the mpemba effect could be used for, but I am not coming up with much.
Thanks Ditto!! Looking forward to getting this thing up and running tomorrow.
The unit is getting installed tonight and I'm confident that I know everything I need to know with the exception of one thing. If I have a .25 blfc and Ditto's settings sheet has me setting my brine fill for 27 minutes how many gallons of water should I pour into the brine tank when I startup the system?
I would put in 5-10 gallons of water, and after you install the system, put the valve into backwash and open the inlet valve very slowly! Just crack the valve and let the air purge out of the system. When you hear only water running to the drain, you can open the water up fully and let the system go through a complete regeneration. I would recommend sanitizing the system, but most people dont do that. A small amount of bleach in the brine tank is all that is needed. a few tablespoons will do.
After that, you are good to go.
Well, I got everything up and running but I'm not sure if I have a problem or not so I need some more help. After getting everything put together I kicked off a backwash and after it finished I was getting some hissing coming from where the brine tube attaches to the valve. No leaks but it was making a bubbling and hissing noise and I could see occasional air bubbles making their way down to the brine tank. Not knowing what to do I went in to the house and opened up all faucets tubs and showers to see if there was still any air in the system. Doing this made it better but it still makes a very faint hissing nose and if you stand there long enough you can still see occasional drops of water escaping from the valve. Is this normal? If not, any ideas what I should check out?
On any new install it is common to get some minor "debris" into the valve assembly. A tiny piece of teflon tape, a few grains of resin, I have even taken apart valves to find packing peanuts inside of them on new installs. Run the system through another regeneration to try to clean out all of the "stuff" from inside the valve. The Fleck valves all use external brine valves that are easily serviced and tested.
Remove the cover from the valve and confirm it is syncronized correctly. Watch myy video in the link below, it shows how the valve position should be sync'd.
If needed, you may need to remove the backing plate, and check the brine valve and the o-ring behind the ceheck valve. This is also shown in the video.
Just watched the video. That is awesome. Thank you so much for everything you do here!!!!!
Unfortunately I'm back. I watched your video and I've disassembled the valve twice now trying to figure out why I still have a steady stream of water filling the brine tank when I'm in service mode. When you pull the safety pin and brine tube out of the valve you can see a trickle of water coming out. Its just a little bit but it's enough that after a full day and night the level of water in my brine tank was almost to the overflow. Not sure what to do next. Think I may have to see if I can find someone to come and take a look at it.
If water is running out of the brine line, it is eiher a damaged or missing o-ring under the brine valve, or the brine valve itself has a leak, possibly a damaged seat. You could also remove the Brine valve and o-ring and take a very good look with a flashlight inside the brine valve area to see if there is any scratches inside the brine valve seating area.
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Like I said a known issue on Windows 8 is the fact it cannot correctly detect network drives. This can be detrimental for people who depend on it.
I have issues with my tablet and Windows 8 is counter-intuitive. Keep in mind my tablet does come with a keyboard. The touch screen doesn't work as well, and it picks and chooses how it wants to run with the intuos/and wacom drivers.
For example I was trying Fresh Paint, and for whatever god awful reason it cannot detect my stylus switch as a right click, but in when I'm in the W8 OS it does. Why is right click important? It gets me out of the fucking program and brings up the menu. I'm sitting here hitting ctrl+alt+del button on the side because it can't do a simple task like right click on a stylus.
What probably happened in Microsoft is that the jump the gun. Windows 7 was their solution to Vista controversy. What happened to Vista was somewhat of a sad story. Xp had a major virus or spyware, or ad-ware outbreak during Vista's development, so Microsoft pulls the senior programmers to fix the problem, and left most of the junior programmer developing vista. Windows 7 was a stable hybrid version of Windows that consumers wanted except businesses can't afford the prices given by windows that's why most companies still have XP, and now started adopting Windows 7. Windows 8 is an attempt to pierce the mobile market, and "cloud" computing, and not desktop, business, PC Gaming market.
Besides, the adoption rate for windows OSes were always poor. (For businesses and home-use)
Usually, Outlook and Office tends to be Microsoft's bread and butter.
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I'm already aware why Windows 8 came out, they were sorely lagging behind in the mobile market. Companies are now using windows 7 mainly because it wasn't Vista and 2gbs is not longer enough to run more modern programs.
But essentially Windows tends to be the reverse of the Star Trek Sequels, where evens vs odds is better for Trek sequels, is about the opposite for Microsoft
As far as Microsoft Office, a lot of companies are doing the home use program so you can get Office for 10 bucks. 1 copy though.
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I thought XP was good, Vista not very good and I like 7. Dont feel any need to have greasy finger prints all over my screen any time soon.
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I can't say that my own experience with Windows 8 has been worthwhile. It took me approximately two days to realize that the Microsoft Surface Pro was emphatically not the tech I was looking for. This was after installing practically every piece of illustration software out there and spending hours tinkering with settings in order to develop some kind of fluid drawing experience. Either through my own software incompetence of simply a genuine lack of driver support, I could not achieve both multitouch and pressure sensitivity functions simultaneously in a single program. Regardless, even if I could, I doubt the experience would be pleasurable given the resolution at which Window's 8 still runs legacy software on a 10" screen. That is, to select tools, I still have to click an icon the size of a aphid with my stylus. Other programs are more intuitive, like Sketchbook pro, but multitouch could not be achieved. Furthermore, after calibrating the stylus and stylus properties, I discovered that there existed a quarter inch deadzone on the borders of the screen for which no stylus may tread without going all kinds of wonky.
I'm not really a tech wizard, but it was pretty evident after about six hours of usage that the Windows 8 "Metro" interface just isn't where it needs to be, which is a shame. I really wanted to like that device. It's doing a lot of things right, but in the realm of mobile productivity, there is much to want. Ultimately, it would be much more efficient to purchase a laptop at half the cost (with better specs), and then dump the rest into a Wacom tablet if your purposes are to illustrate on the move. I know everybody wants that portable Cintiq rolled in a nifty computing device, but those devices are, in my opinion, A. Not fast enough in terms of brute computing power, B. too expensive, C. Not large enough in terms of general illustration surface, and D. not terribly ergonomic. Of course, your experiences may vary. I once had a Toshiba Satellite pro that I particularly liked for illustration (at least on Sketchbook Pro), but that thing was a laptop with a screen that simply rotated 180 degrees and then folded down over the keyboard. It was brutal and practical and inelegant, but it knew what it was supposed to do. The problem with the Surface Pro outside of being a mobile toy, I feel, is that it doesn't do any one thing particularly well, and that's just design mistakes 101.
I think its a good seeming interface for phones and leisure devices, but for hardcore work machines itll take a lot more than some moving squares to make me switch from tablet and mouse at a desk.
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Anybody know of a safe place to download the ArtDock plug in. I tried downloading it last night and wound up with adware.
When MS decided to make their new iteration of Windows compatible with their mobiles, I was thinking, YES! perhaps this is your Edsel moment, you. . . you. . . [expletive deleted. . .]
But, I think a lot of things. . .
Hell, they survived "Mojave" and that brutally expensive and odd Seinfeld ad.
But, I fantasize of a day when the Chinese buy MS and have Mexicans making camping gear over there in Redmond. . .
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Dosn't windows work like Star Trek movies, every other one was good. Now repeat this mantra, Windows XP good, Windows Vista bad, Windows 7 good, Windows 8 bad. See the pattern??
"If you look back on last years work and you still like it: you are slipping."
It's funny how windows put all of that effort into creating a beautiful hi res interface, but overlooked basic navigation. Especially the apps. I'm still not sure how to actually close them.
I know this is off topic, but stay away from google drive.
I tried to move my portfolio and music through there and the memory maxed out, so I deleted it all. I realized all of the subfolders were empty, so I go back to my old computer to move the subfolders only to realize MY ENTIRE PORTFOLIO IS GONE!!! THE WHOLE FUCKING THING!!! I'm talking about hundreds of images. It's my own damn fault I guess.
I dunno...this comment is posted from windows 8 and I like it just fine. Other than the start screen, it's pretty much windows 7 with a new VS and some performance enhancements. Haven't had any driver issues with my hardware yet (a custom desktop), and I run a relatively broad range of software. The actual windows 8 part of windows 8 sucks bad, but you can pretty much ignore that and exclusively switch between the desktop and start screen.
I really do like Microsoft's new design aesthetics though. It's all bright colors, sharp lines and big text. whoo!


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September 6, 2001
Alligator Scallopine (Is this where the meat from those alligator attacks might be going?!)
Marty's Wild Game Plate - ostrich, boar, shrimp andouille & rabbit
Roasted Pork Guava sushi roll
Soft shell crab with banana lime viniagrette
My advice is be adventurous and you can experience something new.
The night we dined, it was a light mid-week crowd, except for a large and rather noisy group in the level below us who were having a business dinner. We were asked if we would be attending a show (this is near the Performing Arts Center) or not.
The wine list is small, mostly Californian.
This was the big faux paus of the night! We ordered a DuPeubles Beaujolais- 97/98. The waiter took a very big chance and brought out was a 2000 Beaujolais Nouveau! (Keep in mind the Beaujolais Nouveau comes out in November of each year and should be consumed by Easter.) My husband was not happy! He had him open it anyway and it was ok/soft if you like that sort of wine.
While waiting to order, we were brought the bread basket consisting of baked-on-the-premise baguette and a whole wheat bread, the latter I found delicious and still warm from the oven, served with yummy roasted garlic - no butter in sight!
Appetizers: Mediterrean cheese plate with foccacia & olives which in my opinion did not consist of Mediterrean cheeses but Brie, Havarti, etc. I was intrigued by the pecan-crusted quail with peach chow-chow and avocado-buttermilk drizzle. This was an excellent choice. (BTW - chow chow is a relish of peaches, pickled cabbage, etc).
Salads: I had my personal favorite - mixed greens with creamy maytag bleu hazelnut vinaigrette, green apples,and grape tomatoes. My husband had cous cous salade with olives, cucumbers, tomatoes, red onions,
mixed greens and radishes.
Entrees: I was less brave here due to some of the spice combinations and that I don't eat beef & so I selected pasta with grilled chicken, asparagus pesto, goat cheese and roasted tomato - very good combination of flavors. I
recommend a bit more grilled chicken. My husband had the roasted duck with fig orange balsamic sauce, fennel salsify oyster mushroom sauté and uinoa lentil brown rice pilaf - my taste of the duck proved tender.
The crowning glory was dessert! I had a hard time chosing as the majority of the selections sounded wonderful. I settled for a sliver of chocolate pecan tart with creme anglais substitued for the chocolate sauce while my husband had the apple-pistachio bread pudding (two of his favorite flavors!)
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