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I am suspecting those would be two terms for the same thing. http://www.terrylove.com/forums/show...t-installation
I know this has been beat to death and I have asked before, but in the middle and discussing with my plumber which way we want to go. Toto calls out a double wye with 1/8 bends but I keep reading that in some cases it can cause s traps and the correct fitting would be a double fixture fitting. I know the preferred method would be to have each separately with vent but it's already a tight space I just can't get that to work.
I am planning on putting in 2 Toto ultramax II's, and just trying to understand which fixture of those 2 is the better one to go with?
Last edited by Terry; 10-11-2013 at 10:08 AM.
I am suspecting those would be two terms for the same thing. http://www.terrylove.com/forums/show...t-installation
Thanks Reach yeah I understand what Toto recommends but I have also read on this board and others that the wye 1/8 is possible that it could create a "s" trap and the double fixture, ala double combo etc ( NOT SANITARY TEE, that is what I am removing), is the one you should use. Not sure how much concern there is with the s trap when using the combination wye 1/8th.
With quick flushing toilets, the double fixture cross can still skip over into the other arm.
I know this for a fact.
An S trap is not an issue with toilets. They are designed to siphon.
After the flush, the refill tube replenishes water in the bowl.
On the other hand, fixtures that should not siphon, such as lavs, shower and tubs, should not be S-trapped.
Last edited by Terry; 10-11-2013 at 10:15 AM.
Sweet, thanks terry, this only serves toilets, the other fixtures are coming in with different fixtures. I will go with the wye 1/8 bends.
It looks like my suspicion was wrong. This is from http://www.charlottepipe.com/Product...8A%20(409).pdf
Edit... while I was editing the picture, Terry came through with the real deal.
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Round 1: Invicta 4 Results
Saturday marked Invicta's fourth show and first of the new year, and while there were some issues that plagued the show (which I'll get into in the next round), the show itself was, from what I've read, every bit as good as their previous efforts. On the main card, Cassie Rodish defeated Stephanie Frausto via TKO in the third round, Joanne Calderwood earned a unanimous decision over Livia von Plettenberg, Ediane Gomes unanimous decisioned Hiroko Yamanaka, Sarah D'Alelio picked up a unanimous decision win over Amanda Nunes, Leslie Smith beat Raquel Pennington by unanimous decision, Alexis Davis was able to pick up a technical submission over Shayna Baszler with a rear naked choke, and, in the main event, Carla Esparza won all five rounds on all three judges' scorecards to become Invicta's inaugural strawweight champion, defeating Bec Hyatt.
Full disclosure time: this was the first Invicta card that I didn't watch live, and due to getting ready to come back to work and then working, I haven't actually had a chance to watch it yet. I did read several sets of play-by-play results today, and while that's not going to be enough for me to offer more detailed thoughts on the show, from everything I've read, it did come across as a solid show, in spite of all of the decision finishes. Stephanie Frausto's loss drops her to 4-5 overall, and I don't imagine she'll be matching her sister's accomplishments inside the cage any time soon (her sister is Zoila Gurgel, Bellator strawweight champion), and Shayna Baszler's loss moves her Invicta mark to 1-2 after a relatively impressive career to this point that had only been marred by losses to Sheborg, Sarah Kaufman, and Tara LaRosa in the past five years.
Round 2: Invicta's iPPV Debut Marred by Poor Payment System
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Round 3: Showtime to Stay Involved with MMA
While Saturday will mark Strikeforce's final event, as well as the end of their broadcast deal with Showtime Sports, executive vice president and general manager Stephen Espinoza has announced that it will not mark the end of Showtime Sports' desire to air MMA programming. Espinoza said that Showtime had the option to continue broadcasting Strikeforce, but that they chose not to, and that they would continue to look for a new partner to air at least the same amount of events yearly that Strikeforce aired.
I'm not totally sold on the end of Strikeforce being Showtime's call, as I think Dana White made it pretty clear that the relationship was over after Showtime backed out of giving him control of production for Strikeforce last year. However, as I mentioned in Round 2, this could be a huge opportunity for Invicta, although I'd say Showtime's willingness to promote an all-women's promotion will largely hinge on how well Ronda Rousey's UFC debut does next month. If that deal does happen, Invicta would likely lose some measure of control over the production aspect of their shows, but Showtime could certainly improve the camera quality and bring the promotion into HD, as well as providing them with a measure of stability that they've yet to see with iPPV. Just a thought...
Round 4: UFC Primetime to Spotlight Rousey/Carmouche
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And while it's certainly flattering to Rousey and Carmouche to be featured on the same program that has previously spotlighted fighters as widely renowned as Georges St. Pierre, Anderson Silva, BJ Penn, Brock Lesnar, Cain Velasquez, Nick Diaz, Carlos Condit, and the grudges between Rampage Jackson and Rashad Evans and Jon Jones and Evans, among others, I think the timeslot is a bit of an insult to the women. This will mark the first time that show will air at midnight (at least that not's for the replay), and that seems like a vote of no confidence on the part of either the UFC or Fox. Rousey has the potential to be a true crossover star and was Strikeforce's biggest draw in its final year, and Carmouche, as has been mentioned in this column previously, can draw in her own audience as a Marine and open lesbian. Why they wouldn't feature the show at a better time is beyond me, but I don't honestly think that this will have a significant negative impact on UFC 157's buy rate, so hopefully if Rousey or Carmouche is featured on the show again, they'll get the normal
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UFC Hall of Famer and MMA legend Dan Severn announced his retirement on the first of the year, marking the end of a distinguished 127-fight career that saw Severn finish with an amazing 101-19-7 record. Severn mentioned that he was hoping to fight Ken Shamrock, Mark Coleman, and/or Royce Gracie prior to his retirement, but with those fights not happening in 2012 as he had hoped, Severn decided it was time to call it quits. When asked about his legacy, Severn said he was most proud that he had accomplished everything that he had over the course of his career without the use of performance-enhancing drugs.
No matter how you feel about the early UFC shows (and a lot of them, in hindsight, were pretty awful prior to the Unified Rules of MMA), Severn was a pioneer of the sport and was one of its more noteworthy early stars. Along with his MMA success, "The Beast" was also a tremendously accomplished amatuer wrestler and he also achieved a fair measure of success as a professional wrestler, both in the US and in Japan. If not for Severn's retirement, I would've dedicated this entire column to news that related to women's MMA (no matter how tangentially the Showtime newsbit was), but Severn was one of my early favorites when I first got into the sport, so there was no way I could NOT dedicate this round to him. Thanks for everything, Dan.
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Dishevelled specific domain | |||||||||
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Symbol | Dishevelled | ||||||||
Pfam | PF02377 | ||||||||
InterPro | IPR003351 | ||||||||
Look up dishevelled in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. |
Dishevelled (Dsh) is a family of proteins involved in canonical and non-canonical Wnt signalling pathways. Dsh is a cytoplasmic phosphoprotein that acts directly downstream of frizzled receptors.[1] It takes its name from its initial discovery in flies, where a mutation in the dishevelled gene was observed to cause improper orientation of body and wing hairs.[2]
Dishevelled plays important roles in both the embryo and the adult, ranging from cellular differentiation and cell polarity to social behavior.[2]
There are three human genes that encode dishevelled proteins:[3]
- ^ Penton A, Wodarz A, Nusse R (June 2002). "A mutational analysis of dishevelled in Drosophila defines novel domains in the dishevelled protein as well as novel suppressing alleles of axin". Genetics 161 (2): 747–62. PMC 1462152. PMID 12072470.
- ^ a b Wallingford JB, Habas R (October 2005). "The developmental biology of Dishevelled: an enigmatic protein governing cell fate and cell polarity". Development 132 (20): 4421–36. doi:10.1242/dev.02068. PMID 16192308.
- ^ Lee YN, Gao Y, Wang HY (February 2008). "Differential mediation of the Wnt canonical pathway by mammalian Dishevelleds-1, -2, and -3". Cell. Signal. 20 (2): 443–52. doi:10.1016/j.cellsig.2007.11.005. PMC 2233603. PMID 18093802.
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This domain is specific to the signaling protein dishevelled. The domain is found adjacent to the PDZ domain PF00595 often in conjunction with DEP (PF00610) and DIX (PF00778).
Literature references
Theisen H, Purcell J, Bennett M, Kansagara D, Syed A, Marsh JL; , Development 1994;120:347-360.: dishevelled is required during wingless signaling to establish both cell polarity and cell identity. PUBMED:8149913 EPMC:8149913
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Pseudofam: | PF02377 |
SYSTERS: | Dishevelled |
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InterPro entry IPR003351
Wnt proteins constitute a large family of secreted signalling molecules that are involved in intercellular signalling during development. The name derives from the first 2 members of the family to be discovered: int-1 (mouse) and wingless (Wg) (Drosophila) [PUBMED:9891778]. It is now recognised that Wnt signalling controls many cell fate decisions in a variety of different organisms, including mammals. Wnt signalling has been implicated in tumourigenesis, early mesodermal patterning of the embryo, morphogenesis of the brain and kidneys, regulation of mammary gland proliferation and Alzheimer's disease [PUBMED:10967351].
Wnt signal transduction proceeds initially via binding to their cell surface receptors - the so-called frizzled proteins. This activates the signalling functions of B-catenin and regulates the expression of specific genes important in development [PUBMED:10733430]. More recently, however, several non-canonical Wnt signalling pathways have been elucidated that act independently of B-catenin. In both cases, the transduction mechanism requires dishevelled protein (Dsh), a cytoplasmic phosphoprotein that acts directly downstream of frizzled [PUBMED:12072470]. In addition to its role in Wnt signalling, Dsh is also involved in generating planar polarity in Drosophila and has been implicated in the Notch signal transduction cascade. Three human and mouse homologues of Dsh have been cloned (DVL-1 to 3); it is believed that these proteins, like their Drosophila counterpart, are involved in signal transduction. Human and murine orthologues share more than 95% sequence identity and are each 40-50% identical to Drosophila Dsh.
Sequence similarity amongst Dsh proteins is concentrated around three conserved domains: at the N terminus lies a DIX domain (mutations mapping to this region reduce or completely disrupt Wg signalling); a PDZ (or DHR) domain, often found in proteins involved in protein-protein interactions, lies within the central portion of the protein (point mutations within this module have been shown to have little effect on Wg-mediated signal transduction); and a DEP domain is located towards the C terminus and is conserved among a set of proteins that regulate various GTPases (whilst genetic and molecular assays have shown this module to be dispensable for Wg signalling, it is thought to be important in planar polarity signalling in flies [PUBMED:12072470]).
This domain is specific to the signalling protein dishevelled. In Drosophila melanogaster, the dishevelled segment polarity protein is required to establish coherent arrays of polarized cells and segments in embryos. It plays a role in wingless signalling, possibly through the reception of the wingless signal by target cells and subsequent redistribution of arm protein in response to that signal in embryos.The domain is found adjacent to the PDZ domain (INTERPRO), often in conjunction with DEP (INTERPRO) and DIX (INTERPRO).
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Seed source: | Pfam-B_1381 (release 5.2) |
Previous IDs: | none |
Type: | Family |
Author: | Mian N, Bateman A |
Number in seed: | 4 |
Number in full: | 215 |
Average length of the domain: | 70.60 aa |
Average identity of full alignment: | 48 % |
Average coverage of the sequence by the domain: | 10.92 % |
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Risk vs Reward has to be the single most important metric when it comes to investing.
If you only look at one side of the equation you will not getting the full picture.
Let's first look at Returns. Who cares if you made 50% on your money in a single day, (say on some FDA approval,) if you had an equal chance of losing 50%? That's called gambling. You could have just as easily gone to Vegas and bet on black. (In Vegas, at least you would get free drinks!)
The same goes with the Risk. You could take ZERO investment risk. Would that make you the best Risk Manager around? Money in the mattress, extremely short duration USTs, there are many places where if focused solely on the risks involved, you could achieve 100% success.
You obviously have to look at both things – together – as a whole. How much Risk am i taking for every level of Return?
The focus of this post will be on how to measure risk.
Yesterday, I had a twitter conversation with my good friend @Legacy_Trades about this very subject, and he followed up with this short article.
(Although I was somewhat offended by his donkey comment, (I think that was more than offset by adding Loeb in the sentence,) the article is – as always – concise & well written.)
To summarize, @Legacy_Trades firmly (to put it lightly) believes that Risk is defined by the amount of money (or %) you are actually down at any given time during the trade. In his tweets he calls it "Heat". For example, if you invest in ABC @ $10, and it hits a low of $9.50 and you end up selling at $13 – your Reward was $3 with $.50 of Risk or Heat. Said another way – 6:1 Reward vs Risk.
You can (for the most part (I'll refer back to this later)) define your risk when you enter a trade by placing stop orders. Say you enter a trade with a target of 50% upside, you not only want to make sure that the Risk isn't anywhere close to that upside percentage, you also place a stop loss order, so you would exit at that Risk level, and avoid taking more "heat".
My disagreement with @Legacy_Trades is not that I think this is an inaccurate definition of Risk. It is accurate, extremely useful, and to me shows your "realized" Risk vs Reward.
My main point however is that there are other ways to define Risk as well.
Without getting into to many quantitative details… A key ratio in judging returns (especially for Hedge Funds, because they supposedly try to hedge and minimize volatility) is called the Sharpe Ratio. The Sharpe Ratio is calculated by taking the Alpha – the Portfolio's "extra" return over its Benchmark – and dividing it by the Standard Deviation of those returns. The higher the Ratio the better. Other similarly focused Ratios include Jensen's Alpha & Treynor Ratio.
All of these Ratios have a Risk component and the purpose of the Ratio is to measure performance vs risk – REWARD vs RISK. But in these Ratios, risk is not measured in terms of a Stop Loss, or Heat taken on the portfolio. (There are measures for that as well – drawdown or maximum drawdown are perfect examples.) Risk, in these cases are measured by the Volatility of the portfolio.
As I'll talk about later, this measure of Risk is a lot more important when referring to an entire Portfolio's Risks, but it is also an important measure for individual investments.
"Permanent Loss"
A third and in my opinion the most crucial way to define risk for long term investors, is Permanent Loss. This is especially true if you investing your own money and/or have investors that understand your strategy, and are willing to stomach volatility and/or heat. (I am not naive, there aren't many of such investors, and if you know any, please have them contact me …)
Think about making an investment in a 10 year US Treasury Bond. (For this illustration, think about a "normal" fixed income era (not the last few years…)) As part of a complete portfolio, you purchase this bond because of its low correlation to rest of the portfolio. You also want the income (interest payments), and therefore plan on holding the Bond until it matures in 10 years.
In this case, is Volatility or Heat important? No. Who cares if the Bond (which say you purchased at Par) trades down to .80 or .90, or if it has swings of 5% back & forth during some volatile period? Your fundamental thesis was to purchase this bond, earn the X percentage (yield), hold it to maturity, and receive your principal back. The only Risks that were taken, was the tiny fraction of 1% chance that the US Govt would default, or (more likely) that you might get paid back with devalued dollars (inflation risk). If you plan on trading this Bond however, its Volatility, and the Heat are very important.
Also, say your return on this Bond is 4% annually, is it really a bad investment if during the 10 year holding there was Heat of say 15%? Would someone say that you took more risks than rewards received?
Imagine on the other hand, your 50%-50% FDA decision "investment" – the pure gamble - let's say it never took any heat. Say you buy ABC pharma at $10, it never goes below your purchase price and then – boom – you get the FDA approval and the stock is at $15. Would you say you had zero risk? lol! You might have had zero realized risk, but you had 50% of losing 1/2 your money!
And, guess what? You might have placed a Stop Loss Order at $9.95, for a "defined" risk of .05 vs the potential reward of $5… a great R:R, right? Whoops! FDA day comes, stock gets halted and opens at $5.
This is all about your approach & perspective.
Seth Klarman's famous "Margin of Safety" clearly isn't referring to Heat or Volatility.
The conversation started with $YHOO. To me, the Risk in $YHOO at the $14-$16 that it was trading at over the last year leading up to October, was very close to risk-less when you're talking about an equity (especially in Tech/Media). Not because it didn't fall much after I purchased it, (which it didn't,) but because based on my fundamental research and understanding of the company, i felt there was very little chance of a Permanent Loss. I also felt that there was a pretty easily attainable upside – as I've written previously in this blog in the past that i thought we can get into the low 20′s. That is my Risk vs Reward.
Imagine, prior to going up to $19, $YHOO fell back to its August 2011 lows (- the Loeb lows -)… Heat would be -~$5 and now at $19 we're +~5, so from a heat perspective it would be horrible ~1:1 Risk-Reward. But from my perspective, an $11 stock price, would have been a gift, to where I could load up more – in the same "risk-less" idea. (In a Heat world, you would probably have been stopped out at a loss at ~$13.) One is trading, one is longer term investing.
Same goes with Volatility. i didn't mind the many swings back and forth between $14 and $16, to the contrary, the stock had extremely low correlation during the year to the overall market – lowering my entire portfolio's beta. On an isolated basis however, there were many 10-20% swings that if focusing purely on volatility, might have shaken you out.
Was there really zero Risk? No, of course not, there are risks with any investment, and in the case of $YHOO, the risk was my thesis. Maybe I was wrong. But the thesis' Risk-Reward was great. This is why it's so crucial to know the thesis behind an investment, and to watch the investment closely, looking for telltales saying your thesis is wrong etc. The thesis in this case though, told me that at the $14-$16 range there was little to no risk for a permanent loss with a clear path to 50% upside. That in my humble opinion is a nice Risk vs Reward proposition.
$ZNGA, similar to $YHOO has little Risk of Permanent Loss in my opinion. Cash burn could get worse, and then the thesis would have to be reevaluated, but at these levels the company is trading near cash + HQ value. The upside isn't nearly as "base case" as $YHOO's was, but the potential upside is much higher.
When managing money for clients, it seems like everybody's main focus is always on the Reward side of the equation. It is crucial however, to know what Risks are taken in order to achieve the Rewards. ALL RISKS.
On any given trade, you must know what your downside is, if you're more short term oriented, more trader than investor – put stops, buy puts, enter a trade with a defined number that your willing to risk, and make sure you Reward target outnumbers that Risk level by a huge margin. If you're a longer term investor, and don't mind taking heat, (as long as there's no Risk of Permanent Losses,) know what are the Risks to your thesis. Know how/what/why you might be wrong, and if those Risks appear to be gaining steam know your exit points as well. Volatility too, (even on an isolated investment,) know how volatile this investment has been and how its volatility compares to other holding in a given portfolio. In all cases, you can look at the "realized" risk by seeing the max drawdown (heat taken) on the investment.
From the perspective of a portfolio manager, Volatility of the entire portfolio becomes even more important. Overall, and especially compared to the portfolio's Benchmark. It is also crucial to know the portfolio's maximum drawdown.
I have learned so much from @Legacy_Trades over the last year or two. He posts real live trades, he posts size, entries, scale in prices, stop loss prices (& changes), price target objectives, scale out prices, and exits. Everything. He truly is one of a kind on Twitter and adds great value to my stream.
However, it is not the only "right" way. I have found & follow many value-add twitter people (I hope you find me in this camp as well) that posts ideas, thoughts, & themes that do not post buys, sells, or stops. To me the value here is more about theories, theses, & discussions.
Is one better than the other? Sure. I'm sure some people would find more value in actual trades, and I'm sure others would find value in ideas. I do not think one has to post a certain style to add value to a stream. I also do not think they are mutually exclusive.
And yes, when I was sharing my $YHOO thoughts at $14-$16, and begin to see it play out as I expected, (which btw, I do not subscribe to the camp that gives credit to Ms. Meyer for $YHOO recent run-up,) I'm happy about it. (I don't recall taking victory laps, but it definitely feels good.)
I follow people who add value to my stream. I wish there were many more like LT, (especially when/if you portray yourself as posting live trades,) he is definitely one of the best. I do however find value in many other people who have different styles as well.
As they say, "suum cuique" or "to each is own".
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M-Never experienced this so delicate, tender, fine sensation. Fragile softness. Low, light body. Not thin or watery, just, SOFT. Medium carbonation. Slight spicy finish reminiscent of cinnamon on your tongue. Dry sour finish, but the flavor makes your palate salivate for more. Bitters sprinkled throughout. Sour cheesy yeasty aftertaste, like yogurt or cottage cheese mixed with pineapple or peaches.
O-A unique beer. A style that needs to be brewed more, so much going on with this Biere de Garde. The softest LIQUID I have ever had the pleasure of feeling. I like the cheesy, musty qualities to this beer, propelling the brew into a true food, not just beer.
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A- fluffy, gaseous and bubbly head... Two fingers thick... Dark golden wheat-colored.... The beer is not cloudy, but yet it is opaque.... After the head dissipates, it leaves plenty of lace along the glass's sides and atop the liquid.
S- Tart, earthy, herbal, yeasty, sour fruit, apricot, something reminiscent of citrus
T- yeasty, slight hint of salt, earthy fruit, some sweetness that is a bit off-putting and syrupy, the orange peel seems to resemble something designed more to be an aroma
M- pleasantly sweet and tart initially, but the orange peel makes for something cloying and creates a thick, spicy middle that seems out of place in this otherwise light, easy-drinking beer.
O- A decent beer with some positive attributes, but the orange peel, the centerpiece of this beer, proved to also be its biggest hindrance.
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Drank from a bomber. Pours a bright, slightly-cloudy gold. A small white head. Very aromatic. Papaya, honeydew, bread dough and phenol. A touch of lemon grass. A hint of funkiness. The taste is sweet with a little pancake batter and orange soda. Some paper napkin dries out the finish. Medium-bodied, with a mildly biting mouthfeel. Love it. I want to make a beer like this someday!
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Archie Bunker, America's most beloved bigot, was as caustic as Andy Griffith was conversational. The phenomenal success of All in the Family — it was TV's top show for five straight seasons — marked a new, coarser sitcom sensibility, capturing the generational and societal conflict of its time.
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Foul-mouthed, defiantly slovenly Roseanne Barr redefined the female sitcom lead. Getting by with the Connor clan (including husband Dan, played by John Goodman) in the flyover suburbs of Illinois, she wasn't so much trying to "make it after all" as she was just trying to make it to the next day.
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2 pounds lean ground beef 1 cup soft bread crumbs 1/2 cup chopped onion 1 egg, lightly eaten 1 tablespoon mayonnaise 1 teaspoon garlic salt 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper 1-1/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese 20 small square rolls, heated and split Mustard and mayonnaise for serving
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine ground beef, bread crumbs, onion, egg, mayonnaise, garlic salt, Italian seasoning and pepper; mix well. Press meat mixture into bottom of a 15x10-inch jellyroll pan to within one inch of edges of pan. Bake 20 to 25 minutes; drain. Top meat mixture with cheese and bake 5 to 8 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Remove from oven and allow to set about 5 minutes. Cut meat into 20 squares and place inside split rolls. Serve with mustard and mayonnaise. Makes 20 burgers.
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