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Anyone else get the feeling BB is hyping this kid up a little so some dumbass team will piss away a first round pick on him? LOL Belichick says, "To win in the NFL you have to be able to throw the ball." And that is unquestioned. However, the complexity and athleticism of NFL defenses challenge the passing game in such ways that smart offensive minds are constantly trying to find a means to make the quarterback a more effective and dangerous player. They all would love to find a quarterback who is a threat to pass or run on every snap. All of them. Gruden Says Tebow Could Revolutionize the N.F.L. - The Fifth Down Blog - NYTimes.com "There aren't many players who can run and throw," says Belichick. "Tebow, obviously, is a special one. But you've got major questions because if you're going to run him 15 times a game, how long will he last before they break him in half? But he is obviously special, and it's going to be very interesting to see what happens when he comes into this league. Do you just run your regular offense and let him scramble when he scrambles? Do you put in a few plays just for him? Or do you really build an entire new offense around him?" Never has the game circled around to its beginnings?Pop - 12.01.08 - SI Vault
These are old quotes too. Belichick has also pointed out this: why would we ever want to take Tom Brady off the field? We are not drafting Tebow.
I hate Teblow, I just think BB is screwing with people to sucker them into a crappy draft choice. Tebow has horrible mechanics and will be nothing in the NFL.
Why all of the hate for Tebow? I may never understand it. The kid has guts, and gives it his all every game. Not to mention he is one of those athletes that all he does is win. Always coming up big. Though I wouldnt want to see the pats use a first rd pick on him, I still believe that if he is part of a good organization, in 2-3 yrs. he's going to be a very fun player to watch. I hope for his success.
I agree... do people actually think someone out there is 100% spot on every single draft ? Frig. What is the percentage of NFLers that were undrafted free agents ? On the Pats, isn't that group the single largest group ? If we were to list all the undrafted Pro Bowlers out there...
Why would you hope for that? Good God you're a dumbass. Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing a second or third round pick (should we get one) used on drafting Tebow. IMO, he would be a really good H-Back.
Wow! People really blow things out of proportion. This is a simple case of an older coach being nice to a young player. Maybe some posters could try being a little nicer to each other and the team for that matter...
I would take Tebow as a third QB and have my QB coach revamp his entire throwing game, mechanics, footwork,etc. and then teach him how to read defenses. If he ever got into a game as a QB, I would use him like Cassel, if he sees nothing, pull it down and run.
Especially if the desire is to trade up to pick playmakers or fill as many "now" holes that you have. Someone tell Tebow to go on a BYU-style mission and come back for the 2012 draft.
Special favor to Tebow and Meyer . BTW, when we trade up for Ron Brace, 90% of Pats fans and media are close sure about Pat White being a Patriot.
FWIW, here's a review of Tebow from KC Joyner at ESPN's Draftlab: One of the most difficult areas for a scout to grade is intangibles. Character, leadership and other traits of that nature can impact a player's professional prospects, but a scout's main job is to determine how much weight to place on those attributes. This quandary is doubly tough when it comes to someone like Florida Gators quarterback Tim Tebow. His speech after the Ole Miss loss in 2008 already has taken its rightful place alongside Knute Rockne's famous 1928 oratory at halftime of the Notre Dame versus Army game as one of the greatest rallying cries in college football history. As impressive as Tebow's leadership skills are, they have made him something of a polarizing figure. Tebow's most ardent supporters include Tony Dungy, who recently said he would take Tebow with a top-10 draft pick if he were running a team. His detractors, including many scouts, are of the mindset that Tebow is vastly overrated and should go as a third- or fourth-round pick. The Draft Lab's take on intangibles stems from statistician Bill James' comments on the subject throughout the years. Leadership is valuable, but the best leaders on a team are typically the best players. Being a good person carries some weight in the NFL, but players by and large want to follow the lead of top performers. That means Tebow's leadership is valuable only if he is able to land a starting job. So what do the scouting and metric eyes say about Tebow's readiness to play in the NFL? They paint a mixed story. Let's start with the numbers. Here are Tebow's pass metrics by route depth for the 10 games I reviewed (versus Tennessee, at Kentucky, at LSU, versus Arkansas, at Mississippi State, versus Georgia, versus Vanderbilt, at South Carolina, versus Florida State, versus Alabama in the SEC title game): No. 15 By The Numbers Let's get a handle on Tebow statistically. Route Depth Pass Attempts Completions Yards TDs INTs YPA Short 130 106 867 2 2 6.7 Medium 41 24 578 2 1 14.1 Deep 8 4 120 3 0 15.0 Bombs 13 4 183 3 0 14.1 Other 16 0 0 0 2 0.0 Totals 208 138 1748 10 5 8.5 The Draft Lab takes the tack that a top-level draft prospect should be able to post metric totals at the collegiate level that are as good as -- or preferably better than -- what the top professional players post. An 8.5 yards per attempt mark would be an elite showing in the NFL, so this area is in his favor. Another valuable quarterback metric set is vertical passing, which is passes thrown 11 yards or longer downfield. In that category, Tebow is 32-for-62 for 881 yards, eight touchdowns and one interception. His yards per attempt is 14.2. Anything more than 10 yards is considered solid in the pros, and a 14.2 rating would rank at or near the top of the league in a typical season. As strong as the YPA total is, this metric isn't entirely in Tebow's favor because of the lack of pass volume. He averaged only six vertical passes per game; if that rate were applied to a 16-game NFL season, it would equal only 96 pass attempts. To put that into perspective, consider that even the vertically pass-challenged Buffalo Bills teams of the past few years made it into triple-digit territory here. That isn't the only reason to think that Tebow's vertical game might not be all the numbers say it is cracked up to be. For example, his totals on individual vertical routes were a mixed bag. He was 4-for-16 on go routes, but two of those completions came via blown coverages. Those don't happen anywhere nearly as often in the pros as they do in college, and a 2-for-14 non-blown-coverage showing on that route type simply wouldn't cut it at the next level. Tebow also fared very poorly in the bad-decision metric. This metric gauges how many times a quarterback makes a mistake with the ball that leads either to a turnover or a near turnover (dropped interception, fumble that his team recovers, etc.). Tebow's 3.4 percent rate here isn't quite in Jay Cutler territory, but it would rank near the bottom of the league in most seasons. Even if the numbers overall argue in Tebow's favor, the scouting eye notes argue almost completely against him. The negatives here include: 1. Tebow has a really elongated throwing motion that hasn't improved even with extensive coaching. 2. He tends to lock onto receivers. 3. He usually doesn't look off the safety. 4. He doesn't read blitzes or other pass-rushing tricks very well. 5. The step forward he takes on play-action fakes is something he almost certainly will not be able to do in the NFL. 6. He is very uncomfortable working in a pocket environment. Any one of these on its own is a significant weakness, but six are simply too much for anyone to overcome in a single offseason. Unless a team is willing to change its offense to fit his current skill set (and risk losing him to injury with the heavy dose of running that would entail), it is unrealistic to expect him to be a significant contributor immediately. He has the talent to learn how to be a pocket passer, but it would take a Tony Romo-like apprentice period for this to happen. The Football Scientist lab result: The most apt comparison for Tebow is the Michael Vick of a few years ago. They have three things in common: 1. Superior physical skills. 2. Some really bad passing habits. 3. Huge PR value. Unfortunately for Tebow, he lacks Vick's speed, and that is what allowed Vick to succeed in the NFL despite his lack of pocket-passer development. Tebow's charisma and ticket-selling abilities may cause some team to draft him higher than his current skill set says he should be taken. Take that out of the equation, and he is a third- or fourth-round pick and quarterback project. If he goes any higher than that, his selection will be worthy of the TFS overhyped label. NFL Draft 2010 - KC Joyner: Tim Tebow's intangibles are incredible, but his NFL prospects might make him look like Michael Vick - ESPN
Tebow can only wish that he has/had Michael Vick's arm.... I would cry if the Pats drafted Tebow, especially before the 5th round.


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You stared blankly at the green chalkboard at the front of the room. Your teacher continued to scratch words and numbers that meant nothing to you. However you focused your attention at the front to keep from crying at the whispers that went around the room.
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Against your will tiny drops of liquid leaked from your eyes. Sliding down your face and onto your lips. Like all tears they were salty, but you had gotten used to the taste by now. The tears didn't bother you, but they did embarrass you when people pointed at the "crazy crying girl".
It was because of your friend. Your special friend. It wasn't his fault, but the teasing was because of him.
The first time you met him he baked cupcakes with you because your parents were gone, leaving you alone at home. Now that you were in high school the ridicule got worse. He was your imaginary friend that was never imaginary to you.
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This is my second account on Deviantart ( since my old one contained older stuff that although shows my progress and I won't delete, contains drawings that I'm no longer proud of) that will be updated with my current university work and any other work I do on the side. I consider myself quite friendly, so I'm open to comments, conversations and criticisms (the three big Cs) from all and sundry.
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Most medical technologist or clinical laboratory technologist positions require that candidates hold a bachelor's degree in either medical technology or a natural science. Some technologist jobs can be obtained with a combination of hands-on training and formal lab tech training.
Degree programs for medical technology generally consist of three years of classroom study and one year of clinical experience. Medical technologist coursework covers biology, microbiology, chemistry, immunology and hematology. Additionally, students complete general education courses, which may include mathematics, statistics, computer science and management. Schools offering accredited programs in medical technology can be found at the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (www.naacls.org).
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Certified medical technologists work with physicians to make diagnoses and monitor a patient's treatment in hospital settings. Medical technologists perform complex tests and analyses of fluid and cell samples using advanced, state-of-the-art technology. This information is used to measure glucose or cholesterol levels, determine blood type or detect the presence of bacteria, parasites and other diseases. Additionally, medical technologists are expected to pay close attention to detail and demonstrate strong computer, analytical, problem-solving and communication skills.
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RUSSELL SMITH: Family roots discovered in trip to Kentucky
My mom, June Smith, is 82. She grew up in Milan, Tenn., before moving to Uvalde, Texas, when she was a teenager. A few weeks ago, my wife Linda, sister Becky and I loaded her up and headed to her hometown. It was a trip that led to thoughts of flying fish, one whitetail buck and the steps of one of my ancestors.
My mother's mom and dad divorced when she was a baby. Her daddy (John Dunagan) moved to Caruthersville, Mo., where he remarried and lived for the rest of his life. It was our first stop. We visited their graves, drove by their former houses and had supper with a few of their friends. It also made me think about an experience I had along the big river.
My grandfather died in 1987. I visited his wife Mary in 1994. She showed me the sights, took me to Lambert's Restaurant (where they throw you scrumptious rolls) and took me to an off-chute area along the Mississippi River. "I want you to see the flying fish," said Mary, who passed away in 1997.
We drove north for a while then up and over a levee that protects people from big rises on the river. The chute was much like a large creek that would run off one of our bigger lakes, though the banks were lined with tall trees and undergrowth except where we parked. "Just wait for a boat to come by," she said. It wasn't long before several boats appeared, and I saw my first flying fish (Asian Silver Carp) that jumped high out of the water near them.
Asian Carp were introduced into grass-laden stock tanks many years ago. Somehow these bighead carp (1972), black carp (early 70s), grass carp (1963) and silver carp (1973) made their way into our natural waterways and have become quite a problem. "Their numbers have really increased, especially during the last 10 years," said Ben Baker who helped start Caruthersville's first Redneck Flying Carp Tournament last year in hopes of helping eradicate this invasive species.
These carp, according to Missouri Game Warden Brian Shelton, are in direct competition with Missouri's paddlefish. They eat filter food, the plankton that baitfish survive on. "These fish have had a negative effect on our waterways. They can jump as high as 10 feet and grow to 30 pounds or more. One of our employees had his nose broken and other boaters have nearly had their boats swamped (filled up) due to this flying species," said Shelton.
Caruthersville, Mo., will host its second Annual Redneck Flying Carp tournament July 13. Yes, in case you are wondering, you fish with a net and catch them in the air during a timed event. "1,000 pounds of fish were caught during the two-hour tournament last year," said the warden. More information is available by typing — 1st Annual Redneck Flying Carp Fishing Tournament — in your computer's search engine or by putting — Silent Invaders Episode 3: Asian Carp — in the YouTube search engine.
As we left Missouri, and drove over the bridge toward Dyersburg, Tenn., the Mississippi River was visibly out of its banks and had reached the bottom of the levee system. An hour later. we drove into Milan, Tenn., where we went to the house on Broad Street where my mother grew up. I wanted to take a picture so I climbed the steps of the wood-framed house and knocked on the door. "Come in!" a man yelled. The elderly gentleman was lying on a couch just inside the front door. He'd fallen recently and had broken a few ribs. The house had three fireplaces, one in the living room and one in each bedroom. "It was the way we heated the house back then," said my mother.
My mother continued to give us the memory tour before we drove up to a reddish-pink brick home that I knew used to belong to her aunt and uncle. I saw the dense forest behind it — just like it was when I was a kid. It was then that vanilla extract and a deer came to my mind.
I was about 10 when Aunt Louise made a vanilla Coke for me and a neighbor kid named Cowan. We slept in a pup tent in their backyard that night. I sneaked into the house after dark and took the remaining vanilla and Coke back outside. By midnight, we were both plenty sick, but we finally dozed off. At daylight, I saw something I will never forget.
Uncle Doyle had planted a big garden between his house and the tall trees. Several rows of corn stood on the north end. A mature whitetail buck was standing between the stalks, taking his share. He just looked at me as I climbed out of our small shelter. Finally, he ambled back into the safety of the woods, leaving me to say, "I wish it was deer season."
After we visited the cemetery, my mother started reading Milan's newspaper The Mirror-Exchange. It was then she spouted out the headline, "Rain, Rain Go Away," written because of floods that had closed a number of area roads. (It was so different from our situation in West Texas.)
The Steps of my Ancestor
Leaving Tennessee, we drove north into Kentucky in hopes of following a few footsteps of one of my ancestors, a man named Michael Stoner. (My daddy's grandmother was Mattie Stoner Smith. Michael was her great-great grandfather.)
Our travels took us to Harrodsburg, Ky., the home of Fort Harrod. In 1774, Virginia Governor Lord Dunmore commissioned Daniel Boone and Michael Stoner to contact a surveying party led by James Harrod at what became the first settlement in (what we know today as) Kentucky. With their flintlock rifles at their ready, the two lifelong friends made the 800-mile trip on foot and by horseback in 62 days. The following year, the two men helped build Fort Boonesborough. (The site and the men are both listed in the historical records of the American Revolution.)
According to the journals of Nathan Boone, Daniel's son, Michael Stoner was an awkward Dutchman who spoke with a heavy accent. "Michael Stoner was one of the best hunter frontiersmen of the late 18th Century," wrote James P. Pierce in an American Revolution piece entitled "Michael Stoner: The Frontiersman Who Was Always There."
After driving down winding roads, then a major highway and then more winding roads, we came to Fort Boonesborough State Park, southeast of Lexington, Ky., that offered us a facsimile of the original fort. We took a walking tour and found people dressed in 1770-era attire inside most of the buildings. One woman gave us a wonderful account of the history of the spinning wheel, describing the mechanics and importance it played on the frontier. "Women in this room would wear certain colors of ribbon to indicate they were married or available," said our spinning wheel expert. These educational guides took us back into a time when people survived with gun, knife, ax, trap and wits.
The original fort, not too far away, was under excavation by students from the Transylvania and Kentucky universities. "We have collected quite a few artifacts so far," said Nancy O'Malley, Assistant Director of the William S. Webb Museum of Anthropology. She pointed out that a creek that runs through Paris in Bourbon County was named after Michael Stoner.
I knew that Stoner and his family had once lived in Bourbon County but had moved on after the population increased. Within our family records it states, "He traded his Bourbon County holdings for a pony because land was plentiful (back then), and ponies were not."
We spent the next day in and around Bourbon County. I took a photograph of Stoner Creek from a bridge so named for my kinfolk. Records were gathered from the John Fox, Jr. Genealogical Library on the ground floor of the Duncan Tavern Historic Center (headquarters of the Kentucky Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution). Stoner's rifle is housed in the museum, but it was already closed by the time we arrived.
Taking a road north, we visited the site of the Battle of Blue Licks, the last Kentucky battle of the American Revolution and one we lost. We looked for Stoner's name but didn't find it though family notes indicate he was wounded there and later said, "He hid in the muck and mire," until rescued by arriving troops several days later.
Seven miles south, we found a sign that read, "Col. Daniel Boone 1734-1820. Daniel Boone's last home in KY. In the spring of 1795, Daniel Boone and wife returned from Virginia and built the log cabin. (There was an arrow pointing east.) Boone and his family lived there until they moved to Louisiana Territory (Missouri) 1799." We drove onto the rural road and across a creek and into rolling hills before locating the restored cabin. It was nestled in the shade of several trees that caressed a little backwater area of the creek. My sister and I took some time to explore the former one-room residence.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. The abridged version does not offer much in the way of political insight. Instead, it reads like a novel about the ups-and-downs of some really quite remarkable guy who gets involved in politics during the American Revolution. He has friends and family and opinions, just like the character in a bildungsroman. This one is a historical figure as well, which gives the tale some kind of special interest because it is, in some sense, really true. The details about the way people lived are quite interesting as well, and for much the same reason. Beach reading for history geeks. Despite not being a professional historian McCullough has a clear eye for historical detail and an almost unparalleled gift for narrative. Like his other books, McCullough is often in danger of slipping into hagiography. That he empathises with Adams is clear throughout the book - glorifying his triumphs and downplaying (to some degree), his failures. He never quite slips across that line however, and is able to maintain credibility as a neutral observer. Not a book in which the historian would find anything new or groundbreaking about Adams, nor is there any attempt to break new ground in the interpretation of events in which Adams was involved. Nevertheless, McCullough is an excellent writer, Adams is a worthy subject and anyone with reading time to spare (like at the beach where I read this) will not find their time wasted. This biography of Adams reveals a spritely, attractive man, a classical scholar and, generally, a pretty wise leader. His principal accomplishments were defending the British soldiers accused in the Boston Massacre; ambassador to France to arrange the cooperation that led to victory over the British at Yorktown; and arranging key loans from Holland. As President, he founded the navy as important to national defense. The book itself is not much more than a summary of the Adams papers in the Massachusetts Historical Society. It contains little if any analysis or historical context. It is nice to get to know Adams the man, but a better biography would have also shown us Adams the historical figure. (JAB) In my review of David McCullough's "Truman", I commented that Harry Truman was probably the only president of whom I would read a 1000+ page biography. This biography of John Adams is slightly less wordy at just over 700 pages. In addition, he was probably one of the "founding fathers" of whom I knew the least and was least interested. One must be wary of the tendency of biographers to lionize their subjects. But McCullough has a very good reputation as an objective historian, and "Truman" was a warts and all biography. John Adams may have been the most important single figure of the American Revolution and formation of the country. He was the main drive for selecting George Washington to lead the military revolt against England, and for choosing Thomas Jefferson to compose the Declaration of Independence. He was chosen as our representative to France during the Revolution, when that country's support was desperately needed. During that time he worked with Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, with whom he formed a deep and lifelong friendship. Adams later became our first ambassador of the new America to England, our first vice-president, and our second president.He was instrumental in developing the standing navy. Short, rotund and unprepossessing in appearance, he aroused strong loyalties and enmities, and was somewhat betrayed by Thomas Jefferson when running for his second term of president, a race which Jefferson instead won. In many ways, Adams as portrayed here reminds me of Truman; they had similar qualities and beginnings, and both were fortunate to be married to strong and supportive women who made it possible for them to devote so much of their lives to their country. By comparison, Ben Franklin, Jefferson and particularly Alexander Hamilton do not fare so well. The first two are favorite historical figures of mine. I have lengthy biographies of both waiting to be read; I'll be interested to see if McCullough's interpretation of Franklin and Jefferson reads true in the hands of other biographers. I already knew it, but the death of both Adams and Jefferson on the same day, July 4, 1826, 50 years after the country declared its independence, was incredibly moving and was seen as an omen favorable to the future of the young America. This book underlined for me why it is important that I have begun this project to read at least one biography of each American President. Basically, I knew nothing of John Adams other than that he was our second president. If McCullough tells the tale correctly, Adams found politics and political parties to be anathemas. How refreshing! Yet how sobering, too, to think the infighting we behold today has been with our government nearly from the beginning of our nation. Of the many factoids presented, I especially appreciated learning that it was The Netherlands which lent us money that kept our fledgling country afloat. I have to laugh at Adams' description of Quakers: he found most of them to be as "dull as beetles." no reviews | add a review
References to this work on external resources. Wikipedia in English (17)Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 141657588X, Paperback)Left to his own devices, John Adams might have lived out his days as a Massachusetts country lawyer, devoted to his family and friends. As it was, events swiftly overtook him, and Adams--who, David McCullough writes, was "not a man of the world" and not fond of politics--came to greatness as the second president of the United States, and one of the most distinguished of a generation of revolutionary leaders. He found reason to dislike sectarian wrangling even more in the aftermath of war, when Federalist and anti-Federalist factions vied bitterly for power, introducing scandal into an administration beset by other difficulties--including pirates on the high seas, conflict with France and England, and all the public controversy attendant in building a nation.Overshadowed by the lustrous presidents Washington and Jefferson, who bracketed his tenure in office, Adams emerges from McCullough's brilliant biography as a truly heroic figure--not only for his significant role in the American Revolution but also for maintaining his personal integrity in its strife-filled aftermath. McCullough spends much of his narrative examining the troubled friendship between Adams and Jefferson, who had in common a love for books and ideas but differed on almost every other imaginable point. Reading his pages, it is easy to imagine the two as alter egos. (Strangely, both died on the same day, the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.) But McCullough also considers Adams in his own light, and the portrait that emerges is altogether fascinating. --Gregory McNamee (retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:17:52 -0400) In this powerful, epic biography, David McCullough unfolds the adventurous life-journey of John Adams, the brilliant, fiercely independent, often irascible, always honest Yankee patriot who spared nothing in his zeal for the American Revolution; who rose to become the second President of the United States and saved the country from blundering into an unnecessary war; who was learned beyond all but a few and regarded by some as "out of his senses"; and whose marriage to the wise and valiant Abigail Adams is one of the moving love stories in American history. This is history on a grand scale -- a book about politics and war and social issues, but also about human nature, love, religious faith, virtue, ambition, friendship, and betrayal, and the far-reaching consequences of noble ideas. Above all, John Adams is an enthralling, often surprising story of one of the most important and fascinating Americans who ever lived.… (more) |
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Quick note to record my experience. I mixed about 3 tsbp dry lye into a quart of water. Funneled into plate chiller till it ran out the back. I had some tubing connected to the backside in a way to capture the lye solution and not allow it to run off. After about 2 hours, I hosed out all sorts of nasty grime. Worked great. The manual for the Therminator (the chiller I have) said to NOT use caustic, such as lye, to clean due to the copper in the chiller. So, I do not recommend this method of cleaning, and I will not be doing it again. However, it did work great once I guess I'll go back to my oxyclean rinse.
Have you ever tried citric acid? I work HVAC and have used a mild solution of citric acid to clean coils on jobs that restrict the use of chemicals. Works nearly as well as my heavy duty chemicals, and is totally non toxic. I've used it on my immersion chiller with excellent results as well!
No I haven't. Is this something you buy, or make? I'd guess it works similarly to the acids I normally use, like starsan and vinegar. Lye is a base and apparently reacts with copper.
It typically comes in a powder (looks a lot like dextrose). I got my last batch from a whole foods place near where I was working, but you can also get it online. Both acidic and alkaline solution do react with copper. You're more or less "etching" the surface to clean away oxidation. This allows for optimal thermal transfer which is what your going for. I'm sure if you did a side by side comparison, the "non cleaned" coil would last a little longer, but the properly cleaned coil is going to do it's job better every time. Keep in mind I work on some AC units that have been cleaned with much stronger chemicals 2-3 times per year for over 20 years and still going..........
Everything in moderation I'd say. The key to only use as much as you need, and leave in contact only as long as needed to clean properly. Any more is doing more harm than good. I talked about those old, properly maintained units? I replaced the coils on several similar units (but much newer) last year that were destroyed because the business owner sprayed the coils with cleaner but did not rinse them. The copper was thin in places, but the aluminum was almost gone....... Properly mixed starsan for 5min, ok, straight starsan for 12hr, not ok....... I may have to do an experiment using the citric acid solution and see what it would take to be detrimental. From what I've seen of it so far, I have a feeling you would have to get a little silly with it to do any harm.
The problem, as I understand it, is that citric acid will clean/remove the gunk, but will not liquefy the gunk into a liquid. Lye will liquefy the organic matter into a sludge and allow removal more easily. Think of it as melting fat in a hot pan. MC
I've used citric acid to clean my plate chiller and it worked great! It also worked very well for removing beerstone from my boil kettle. The water coming out of the chiller was slightly green. Not sure if that's bad or not. Someone tell me if it's not a good idea. I got the citric acid powder for a barrel project, saw it laying in a bag and said "wonder how this will work to get the junk off my kettle."
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Posted in Manga News on July 22, 2012 by JohannaAfter skipping last month, Manga Out Loud has returned with a nearly three-hour edition covering Kickstarter and Digital Manga. I know that's a lot to listen to, but Ed has nicely marked the time breaks in the show notes.
We start with some of the anime Ed's been watching recently, then some news headlines discussion with Matt Blind, followed by a lengthy discussion on the Kickstarter model between Matt and Ed. Then we swap in a second group of guests, Erica Friedman and Jason Yadao, to talk about some of the same news stories, including Tokyopop's bigger presence recently, and the longer Kickstarter discussion. Erica and I get quite passionate about discussion, because we both love a good debate, but I think we cover a lot of ground and significant principles and questions. The wonderful Ben Applegate, our final special guest to talk more specifically about Digital Manga's Kickstarter use, described it as "contentious… but respectful", which I thought was a great summation.
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DENVER (AP) - An attorney has filed a lawsuit against Denver and a police officer alleging police misconduct in the arrest of a man in connection with a series of attacks in downtown Denver.
Attorney David Lane says two witnesses said their statements against Aaron Puller were misstated. Puller was released after spending 16 days in jail after Judge Edward Bronfin ruled there was what he called a reckless disregard for the truth by the arresting officer, detective Paul Baca.
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FUJIFILM Dimatix - the world's leading provider of ink jet printheads for commercial and industrial printing - is evolving ink jetting into a micro-production process that will revolutionize the manufacture of electronic and bioscience applications. The company's technology innovations and world-class fabrication processes enable high-performance, micro-precision printing and deposition of traditional inks and nano-particle fluids on all types of surfaces, including flexible substrates.
Founded as Spectra in 1984 with an exclusive license relationship with Xerox, FUJIFILM Dimatix has developed significant intellectual property and multiple generations of proprietary drop-on-demand ink jet printheads capable of producing high performance digital images in a wide variety of printing and fluid jetting applications. The company invests heavily in research and development, maintaining one of the most capable ink jet R&D groups in the world with over one third of its staff actively engaged in product engineering.
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