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You could be drawing air at the point.
Just drove a shallow well in my basement. 1 1/4" galvanized. Hit water at 20'-21', continued to about 27'. Developed the well with a hose run down to the end of the pipe. Used a pitcher pump to bring the water up to the check valve, then hooked up to a cheap 3/4 hp pump/tank combination. Besides the check valve there's a union, an elbow and three nipples.
This is my first experience with well driving (that I remember). I should also confess also that the point is a big-box unit (Northern Tool). Times are tough here at the hacienda and I'd hoped to keep my cost under $300.
I calculate I'm pumping about 5 gpm, which I don't know if that's good or bad, but I'm also pumping some air bubbles. There's not much air--when I run the hose into a bucket, sometimes it's hard to see any at all. If I turn the output down a touch, they stop.
So, am I pulling air? Is there any chance I'm not all the way into the aquifer? Any chance this will stop on its own?
I heard about the Saran Wrap technique for finding a leak on the suction side, and I've tried it, but it doesn't seem to indicate that any of my joints are leaking--those above ground anyways.
Should I live with this? Pull the pipe up and start over? Need some sage advice.
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You could be drawing air at the point.
Stopped by a local well driller's shop this morning. He thinks I've got a busted sandpoint based on two things: 1) I'm only getting 5.5 gpm, and 2) when I developed the well, I had a cup or so of gravel come out of the well. Some up it a 1/4" in diameter. He thinks the bubbles I'm getting are the pump 'pulling the water molecules apart' and giving me air. He suggests I try to run a hose down into the sandpoint and flush it out. If I can get down into it.
So now I'm really in a quandary. I've got a well that seems to work okay, albeit at 5.5 gpm. But should I be satisfied with that? I've been around long enough to know that sometimes you should leave well enough alone. But if I can pull this pipe and start over, maybe I should.
Opinions, anyone? Thanks. Brewmaestro.
Take the air until you have bigger problems.
Sometime when a point isn't deep enough overpumping can pull in air. I doubt that the point is broken because you would probably be pulling sand. If the pumping level is great (over 20') you could be causing cavitation of the pump (may sound like the pump is pumping gravel). Sometimes when pumping from a high lift (suction) the pump seal can let some air around it. Personally I would hook it to a pressure switch and tank and let it go. If it presents a problem (air in the system) add another well and point some distance (as far as possible away from) to the existing one.
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Thanks. I decided to run it as-is this summer and see how it works out. Thanks for your advice.
A couple things:
A) I would highly recommend a cartridge filter with a clear bowl after the pump system.
B) If you think your fittings are leaking, Saran wrap works and so does shaving cream. It's hard to hear vacuum leaks when a motor is running. I think your problem is in the well though.


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I was listening to news coverage of the debt situation in Greece recently, and several news anchors described the situation in the same way.
(1) Greece has a debt problem. (2) Because Greece is part of the "Euro Zone," that means that the "Euro Zone" has a problem. (3) Because French and German banks are heavily vested in Greek banks and debt, they stand to lose the most if Greece defaults. (4) For the "Euro Zone" countries to "bail out" Greece, the government and citizens of Greece must accept restrictions and cuts, so-called "austerity measures." (5) The Greek government and citizens don't want these cuts and restrictions.
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Today is only the six-month anniversary of the release of the Arcade Fire's debut full-length, Funeral, but it must already seem like an eternity for the band itself. Last September, they were just another modest Montréal collective whose album liners failed to distinguish between core members and peripheral contributors. Now most fans have a pretty good idea as to who's responsible for the meat of the album-- frontman Win Butler, his demure but fiery bride Régine Chassagne, his brother William, and lanky, red-headed multi-instrumentalist Richard Reed Perry-- if not how it came to fruition.
The last two seasons have seen the group swarmed by the press and saturated with critical adoration-- Pitchfork voted Funeral the best album of 2004, while the Village Voice's annual Pazz & Jop list, which this year polled nearly 800 of the most influential critics, placed it at a respectable #6, ahead of U2, Modest Mouse and Wilco-- while their live show, known for its raucous intensity and passionate playing, has won nearly unanimous praise from fans.
Their momentum may have only just begun to build: In the past month, they've broken the Clear Channel barrier to receive heavy rotation on the influential Los Angeles FM station KROQ, cracked the Billboard albums chart, and quot;http://pitchfork.com/media/backend/js/tiny_mce/themes/advanced/langs/en.js" type="text/javascript"> "http://pitchfork.com/media/backend/js/tiny_mce/themes/advanced/langs/en.js" type="text/javascript"> have shot a video they hope will make the playlist at MTV2. Meanwhile, Funeral was just released to iTunes, to sate clamoring UK fans anticipating its February 28th release across the pond on Rough Trade. All of which, of course, is simply a testament to what a band can still achieve purely on the strength of a really, really good album. I caught up with Win Butler by phone two weeks ago to discuss the factors that vaulted the band to their current position, and what they plan to do next...
Pitchfork: You guys have been doing a pretty sick amount of press these past few months. Has the workload of being in this band taken you by surprise?
Win: I had a sense of what we were getting ourselves into. We're getting used to planning really far in advance. We're talking about this next coming winter in terms of scheduling. It's a little creepy, but it's the only way.
Pitchfork: Have you been lamenting the loss of personal time?
Win: Régine and I are so used to having so much space to play and write that we're just trying to carve that out, just trying to fight for it at this point. We've been trying to not over-commit, to stay within what we think is possible physically to do. Playing shows takes a lot out of us, we put a lot into it. So we're trying to be realistic.
Pitchfork: It's pretty weird that we keep getting tied together in the press. Like, a lot of the features I've read on the Arcade Fire mention Pitchfork and vice versa.
Win: They could be asking you a lot of the same questions you could be asking me: How does it feel? How's the hype? Is it weird to be mentioned in the New York Times and theL.A. Times? I'm like, "No, how's that feel?"
Pitchfork: It's really funny. It's like we can't exist independently in the press. I mean, are you as sick of that as we are?
Win: I don't know. I think that people have a narrow view of things. You definitely get a lot of lazy, weak features. And I'm sure you guys probably experience that as well.
Pitchfork: I suppose people need their angle. But I almost just feel bad for you guys. Like we tend to get really carried away when we love a record, and while that tends to help a lot of bands we think deserve attention, there can also be negative repercussions if we go toonuts.
Win: It came across to me as if you liked the record, and if you really like something, you kind of expose people to things you think are good. That's what we're trying to do.
Pitchfork: On some level, it does suck for us to love a record, praise it, and then have it be instantly perceived as overexposed by some people. But to me, it's an incredible record that would have been going places regardless of what we said or did.
Win: There's a segment of people who are very sensitive to overexposure and really like the thrill of knowing things that other people don't know about. But we're not ramming it down people's throats. I mean, most people in Montréal haven't heard of our band. Régine has friends calling her like, "I didn't know you were in a band! That's great! I heard you on TBC!" The overwhelming majority of people have no idea who The Arcade Fire are or have heard of Pitchfork.
Pitchfork: But within this sort of subculture, the Arcade Fire is like incredibly popular. I just find the reactions to perceived "hype" in the underground to be kind of extreme. Like, I can see where some of these people are coming from on one hand, because I don't like shit being marketed at me and shoved down my throat either. But doesn't it seem now that the culture has just reached this point where people assume that if something is popular on any level at all, it must be crap? I always wonder if those people take into account at all that, within independent music, the vast, vast majority of bands that get popular only do so because lots of people thought their music was genuinely good.
Win: Well, yeah, there's like one dude, there's Martin [Hall], [doing PR] for Merge. That's it. We have stuff on the radio, but I'm not really concerned with people perceiving that as a problem. Is our record overrated? I don't know, maybe. I don't rate or make lists of records. That's not the way I relate to music.
Pitchfork: Somehow, though, you guys made the Billboard albums chart. I heard you've sold 60,000 copies, is that right?
Win: It's in that ballpark.
Pitchfork: That's fucking unheard of. You're actually getting commercial radio play in like Los Angeles and San Diego.
Win: There's like a few commercial stations that have picked up "The Power Out" and put it in rotation. There's one in Seattle, L.A., San Francisco, San Diego. It's pretty wild. It's kind of eye-opening to see how it works. I guess what happens, they put it in rotation, play it a certain number of times, and after however long, they put it into testing-- like they call up a random selection of listeners, play them like 15 seconds of songs, and ask them, "Do you like this song? Do you want us to play it more? Do you hate this song? Do you never want us to play it again?" Like on a scale of 1 to 10.
Pitchfork: Huh, that's interesting. I've always assumed that playlists are pretty carefully calculated, though my view of it was maybe more cynical. You always read articles about so-called "legal payola"-- I guess I just assumed that a record couldn't get airtime without a lot of money behind it.
Win: Well, I think that it typically can't, but they do from time to time, like KROQ will throw something in. I think that there's a Postal Service song that's on all the time on KROQ that performed really well in their testing, so they were like, "Well, it's working with our audience, maybe we'll play it."
The way that the payola stuff works, they put up the money and fly people to Malibu to see like Velvet Revolver live in concert. You have to put up all this promotion money. It's essentially a marketing thing. So, instead of the way it used to work, where the radio exposed people to new things, which then would be popular, now you have to demonstrate that it's popular before they'll play it on the radio.
Pitchfork: You've just done a video for "Rebellion", right? Maybe MTV is next.
Win: We have a video that's getting finished for "Rebellion". My friend Josh who does our website is working on one for "Laika" that's really exciting, because that's gonna be the first single in the UK.
Pitchfork: Did Rough Trade choose which song they wanted to release as the single, or did you?
Win: [Rough Trade owner] Geoff Travis has a better sense of what people in the UK like than I do, obviously, and he really thought that one would connect with people over there to start with. I'm like, "Sure, I like that song, go for it." I think there are other songs that are a bit more natural single, but I think that it's definitely the shortest one. And I think the melody and the chords are interesting, so we'll see.
Pitchfork: What do you think you'll do for B-sides?
Win: For the U.S. release of "Neighborhood" ["Tunnels"], we had a song my grandfather [Alvino Ray] wrote on the back, and I think we'll probably do that in the UK as well. And probably for the next single we'll have to see. There's one song that we didn't finish from the sessions, and there aren't like a ton more songs from the Funeral session.
Pitchfork: Have you considered commissioning any remixes? Do you think your music would lend itself to that?
Win: I think "The Power Out" could definitely. I'd definitely be into it, but no one's approached us about it. But I think that one could really sound different. There are definitely New Order songs where I like the remix better than the original.
Pitchfork: Where did you film your videos?
Win: The first one we filmed in Maine in the town where my parents live. And this other one is all animated. We might put together a live thing of "Power Out". We filmed all three nights at the Great American Music Hall [venue in San Francisco]. One of the nights, "Power Out" was really awesome, and we're trying to put together an edit of it. If we could just get a really great sounding live thing, that would be exciting, [especially] if we could get it played on MTV2 or something like that. I think it would stand out so much to have something live.
And we're thinking about doing a DVD. I wanna see how the footage turns out from the San Francisco show, but we definitely have a few little video things that are kind of cool, that if it turned out well, I would be happy for people to have a live show or whatever.
Pitchfork: Okay, so, there are two inaccuracies we've published about you and your band that I want to set straight. One: You personally are from Texas, not Canada.
Win: Right.
Pitchfork: Two: You never made a Christmas EP. Wasn't that like people that you knew or something, though?
Win: I mean, yeah, it's at our house. It's at me and Régine's apartment. We had a Christmas party and we had friends over and we put up a microphone and were just joking around and we made a CD of it. I'm not singing on the songs. I wasn't even there for part of it, and it's just like friends singing songs in our voices. It's three different dudes singing. It's like my friend Josh going "blabbity blah, oh holy night, blah blah blah." That's a Christmas EP? Uh...
Pitchfork: It clearly wasn't meant for public release, but it was leaked to file-trading networks under your bandname.
Win: I'm not ashamed if people hear that recording. But obviously, you would never sell that-- it's not an EP. Calling something an EP implies that it's a released work. If you rifled through my trash and found like a note I wrote to myself about taking out the trash, that's not a song lyric. There's a distinction between someone's notebook and a lyric.
But I'm realizing that any kind of recorded media spreads pretty damn fast. People are requesting the song "Cars and Telephones" that I did as a demo four years ago. I must've given a recording of it to someone. So it's out there, and in San Francisco people were like, "Play 'Cars and Telephones'!" I'm like, "What's that? Oh right, okay..."
So we worked out an arrangement of it, 'cause I think it's a good song. I hadn't played it in four years. It's kind of cool in a way, but it's definitely annoying. But you have to try and get used to it. People are selling bootleg copies of our record on eBay. That kind of stuff is just like, illegal, you know? It's like someone making an action figure of Richard and selling it on eBay. I'm not cool with that. Selling something that's our voice or image. That's really not cool. As far as like trading baseball cards, it's fine.
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for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Posted Sep 29, 2013 on Hotels.com
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Jul 21, 2013Cons: SOME ROOMS ARE SITUATED WITH CORRIDORS OPENED TO THE OUTSIDE, THUS IN WINTER IT GETS WAY TOO COLD.
Recommendedby Howard from Dayton, Ohio
Posted May 28, 2013 on Hotels.com
Great location. easily walk to town and the river. Breakfast was very good. Nice pool. Loved balcony.
for Business Travelersby Business Trip from UK
Nice and modern hotel. Good location
Posted Apr 15, 2013 on Hotels.comModern design. Room was comfortable, clean and spacious. Friendly and available staff. Walking distance from Graz city centre. Would definitely recommend, although did not have time to try the spa and pool.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
great hotel in it's range ... would gladly go
Posted Jan 19, 2013Lots of nice personal touches. Regarding the price, wish I had noticed breakfast wasn't included (odd for Austrian hotels ... but an expedia deal I guess)
for Business Travelersby BD from Manchester
Business Trip in Graz
Posted Jul 12, 2012Location: 10 minutes walk from the city centre. Outside historic Graz on the edge of the suburbs
An excellent if slightly quirky hotel. There is a lot of original artwork dotted around the building and the guest rooms. Staff were very friendly and generally helpful. Breakfast can be had in the Garden in summer. My room was very spacious and the wi fi worked perfectly.
Recommendedby A verified traveler
Posted Jul 8, 2012 on Hotels.com
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Staff and breakfast
Posted Apr 22, 2012Pros: Staff
Cons: No secure separation between the balcony's of rooms. Glass-like separations would be ok.
Location: Istanbul
Very nice, professional staff and satisfying breakfast before a meeting.
Recommendedby A verified traveler from Denver
Unique and modern option close to city center
Posted Apr 16, 2012 on Hotels.comI was in Graz on business and the hotel was a block from the office--so a great location in that regard. It took only 10 minutes to walk to the city center. The rooms were clean and up to date. The only complaint was that the air conditioning did not seem to work quite right. Of course, in Europe air conditioning is rather subtle compared to the US. The best feature was the daily breakfast available for a moderate charge. It was typical European with meats, cheeses and breads--also smoked salmon--on white linens. You could also get eggs to order.
for Everyoneby Robert from Croatia
Nice Hotel, convenient location - very happy staff
Posted Feb 29, 2012Pros: The Decor, The Breakfast, The Balcony
Cons: No Iron available
I travel a lot, through business and pleasure - staying in hotels that are medium priced mainly. This hotel ticks all the boxes for me - the service was great, the interior is funky, yet not pretentious, the rooms are adequate, the location fine. Our room had a nice balcony, and upon entering the room found a handwritten welcome note. Breakfast was excellent, everything you could want. This hotel is not going to suit the traveller that wants the big 5 star experience, but for a functional hotel, with a nice twist, this should keep most satisfied. My only complaint is that upon arrival, the hotel did not have an Iron available - only a service for the next day. As most travellers pack in a suitcase, I would imagine most would need an iron soon after arriving - however, this was not possible.


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Many thanks for the warm welcome back. It will take time, but I will get round to looking at your pictures.
Another from this year's Chichester Cathedral Festival of Flowers - looking from the nave through to The Chapel of St. George. The book title for the chapel was "The End of the Beginning" by Sir Winston Churchill. The chapel is dedicated to "..The Perpetual Memory of the Officers, Warrant & Non Com'd Officers and Men of the Royal Sussex Regiment".
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Brand: | Canon |
Camera: | Canon EOS 5D |
Lens: | EF24-105mm F/4L IS USM |
Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
Date Taken: | 7 Jun 2012 - 8:09 AM |
Focal Length: | 24mm |
Lens Max Aperture: | f/4.0 |
Aperture: | f/16.0 |
Shutter Speed: | 8sec |
Exposure Comp: | 0.0 |
Exposure Mode: | Manual |
Metering Mode: | Unknown |
Flash: | Off, Did not fire |
Title: | The Chapel of St. George |
Username: | James_C |
Uploaded: | 15 Jun 2012 - 8:42 AM |
Tags: | Architecture, Chapel of St. George, Chichester, Chichester cathedral, Festival of flowers, Flowers, Flowers & plants, Journalism |
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I've come back to this, I was in a hurry earlier. I love what you've done in V1, that hint of vignette creates a very private, safe place. A sanctuary.
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I always love Moon Bloodgood
I always love Moon Bloodgood
Is she from SpielBerg's Falling Skies series? If it's any good. I'll try to watch it.
Betsy was named Britain's most beautiful woman at one time. She needs to be cast by someone really beautiful :D
When's the UXF #35 comes out? I can't wait already. Betsy seems to comes out really determined at the end of #34. Hopefully we'll see some hints on the Vol.2 as well.
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Is it impatient of me to want a preview or something of UXF #1? I know it doesn't start until January but I really want a preview now. I'm also still dying to see what Coipel's cover for UXF #2 looks like. His art is just so fan-freaking-tastic.
I think UXF #35 comes out on December 5th.
Yes, Moon Bloodgood is in Falling Skies. I saw the first few episodes of it and thought it was pretty boring. Her acting in it also seemed just kind of eh, although I thought she was quite good in Terminator Salvation.
Yeah I liked her in Terminator. She's been pretty horrible in most everything else hahahaha.
That Nadya woman is GORGEOUS. x__x I'm in love.
This costume again.
Here's a really cool one that's based on Dexter's Soy's Psylocke.
You know the more I look at Ron Garney's art the better I feel about him doing the art for the new UXF. Not that I felt bad about it before, but I was just ok with it whereas now I feel pretty good. I re-read Uncanny X-men #18 and I thought his art was great.
It's not UXF related at all, but it is Ron Garney's Psylocke.
By Sho Murase:
She had another line or two
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She used her telepathy to find out that Kitty is hiding a gun in her room. So Betsy sent Warpath to infiltrate Kitty's trailer to find it. The U.S. government took all their weapons when they stuck the mutants on the reservation, so Psylocke is trying to sow dissension in the ranks and turn more mutants against Kitty.
Are we suppose to assume she never died in Ultimatum now?


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Book Description:This beautiful souvenir book captures the visual delights, both man-made and natural, of the newly renovated Getty Villa, set to reopen in 2005. More than seventy color photographs artfully record the stunning architecture and grounds of the Villa. Visiting the new Villa will reap numerous aesthetic rewards, for all the senses. Seeing the Getty Villa will surely reward the visual one. The book is a tour guide in image and text, taking readers into and through the site, beginning with the cobblestone "Roman road" and the dramatic new entranceway, and then into the Museum entry court and sun-filled atrium. The visual narration continues into the refurbished Museum building, with stops for readers to admire the galleries of Greek, Roman, and Etruscan works of art before perusing the landscaped gardens, fountains, wall paintings, mosaics, and newly built outdoor amphitheater. In sum, the lush pictures and concise words compose a portrait of a place that will enchant and surprise. Seeing the Getty Villa will appeal to lovers of architecture, photography, and ancient art and will make a lovely gift book as well.
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Scientific Potential in Bulgaria and the Establishing of Knowledge Economy (financial aspects)
The paper analyzes the state and perspectives of development of the scientific potential in Bulgaria and its role for establishing knowledge economy. It proves that the shortage of financial means for financing the science has had a negative effect on its development. The existing tendencies in the development of the scientific potential show that the developing processes are alarming, and that the shortage of financial means will have quite unfavorable consequences on the scientific potential in Bulgaria. The paper discusses one of the most significant problems for the scientific potential in Bulgaria – "brain drain". It concerns the large emigrant wave, ranging mostly young scientists and highly qualified specialists. The paper concludes that even the most complex problems of the society can be solved through increasing the investments in science and creating proper conditions for development of the scientific potential of the nation.Download Info
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