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I trying desperately to connect my printer but can't do it what do I need appt, equipment etc
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This is a discussion on Hi I'm trying to connect my HP PSC 2355 all in one printer to my iPad 2 help? within the New Member Introductions - Site Assistance forums, part of the Apple iPad Discussions category; I trying desperately to connect my printer but can't do it what do I need appt, equipment etc Any help appreciated x...
I trying desperately to connect my printer but can't do it what do I need appt, equipment etc
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You don't say if your printer is connected to your pc or the JetDirect 175x. If you have it connected to the pc, you will need an app on the iPad and on the pc. Your pc will have to be on to print. Check out this thread. iPad 2 printing to a local network printer via wifi
Hi I don't have the printer connected to my computer. I have tried to connect the iPad via USB to the printer but not recognising it. I think I need to find an app with supports my printer but I've searched for hours and can't seem to find one. The printer is brilliant and I don't want to change it. Is there something else I can do?
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If the printer is not connected to the pc but you can print using the pc, then you probably have it connected to your wifi network through the print server (such as the JetDirect175x) or your wifi router. In either of these cases, I suggest you download the free version of fingerprint and give it a try. If it works, you can upgrade to the paid version for more functionality.
If you don't have this printer connected so that you can print from the pc and you don't want to connect it to the pc, then you need to get a wifi print server or a wifi router where you can connect it since you need the wifi to be able to print from the iPad.
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How to ease your child's separation anxietySeparation anxiety is a completely normal developmental milestone that typically shows up around the 6-month mark, although it really doesn't peak until those early toddler months, around 12 to 18 months. And it is the worst.
Being a working mother, I had to leave him with family caregivers when he was 7 weeks (sniff) and then at a daycare when he was 5 months (deep breaths) and then at a new daycare/preschool setting when he turned 18 months. And although it was hardest for me when he was an infant, it was really the 18-month separation that was the hardest on him.
Related: 9 things to do with your baby this fall
Whether you're leaving your baby with a part-time babysitter every now and then, or you're heading back to work soon, there are very specific DOs and DON'Ts I learned when it comes to handling separation anxiety. I learned all of these tricks from the phenomenal infant/toddler daycare teachers we had when my son was 18 months old, when every morning drop-off was like a torture experiment for my soul.
1. Transition with short separations
It's best to start out with a familiar face - a Grandma or an Aunt - and just leave for maybe 15 minutes. Work your way up to an hour. Even if your baby doesn't cry or get upset, you're teaching a very important lesson: mommy/daddy always comes back.
Related: 15 children's books every family should own
2. Transition into introducing your new caregiver/daycare setting
If you're using a babysitter, start off by having him/her over for lunch. Let them play together in another room in the house. Make your baby feel comfortable and familiar. If you'll be using a daycare facility, on the other hand, ask about a transitional period. My son started out just playing there for an hour or so (with me), and then we'd slowly transition into me leaving for an hour, then a few hours, then eventually a full day. It won't guarantee a tear-free goodbye, of course, but it monumentally helps. Our preschool now does home visits before the first day, which helps them get to know each other on familiar turf.
3. Leave a comfort object
When Noah was an infant, I used to leave him one of my previously worn shirts that smelled like me to cuddle with during naps. Or, of course, a precious lovie that feels like home. We also left family pictures with his daycare, which I think helped a lot.
Related: 8 family photos to take with your baby this fall
4. Talk about what's happening
It also helps to read books that reassure your baby that you'll always come back. On the way over to school every morning, we'd talk about what was going to happen in specific detail - how we'd put his backpack away, go to the texture table, give hugs, etc. - so that he was prepared ahead of time.
5. Leave detailed instructions for your babysitter or daycare teacher
Include soothing techniques (if you know of any that work with your child), and be sure to leave your contact number in case your baby is still feeling anxious and upset.
Kids typically calm down by the time we pull out of the driveway, but if you get a call or an after-school report that it took a long time for him or her to stop crying, or that there was a lot of anxiety throughout the day, you might want to try transitioning in again more slowly - or possibly even finding a different childcare solution, if the problem doesn't get better.
But it will get better. It always does. Now go discreetly dry your tears and put on a happy face.
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GEOGRAPHY (See also HISTORY, LOCAL)
Appalachian Migrants: Going Back "Down Home"
Schneider, Jeff - FA.194.446.1
Craig: The Story of An Appalachian County
Biedler, Charles J. - FA.192.446.18
Five Oaks and Drytown: The Joining of Two Communities
Thye, Lynn R. - FA.0.446.1
How Appalachia Derives Its Names
Cooper, Gary - FA.198.446.1
I'd Just As Soon Keep the Tourists Away
Blankenship, Michael David - FA.190.548.6
Myth of Appalachia, The: The Outside View vs. the Inside View
Dillow, Cindy - FA.189.446.2
Namelore: The Roads of Montgomery County
Bescher, Wendy - FA.190.446.19
Powder Plant, The
Shannon, Helen - FA.193.446.7
Road and Place Names of Rockbridge County
Dunkley, Anne P. - FA.193.446.10
Should I Stay or Should I Go: A Look at the Decision to Move Away From the Traditional Appalachian Home
Poole, Cindy - FA.195.446.12
Steele Family Migration, The: The Reasons Behind the Steele Migration into Urban Areas
Shifflett, Amy - FA.196.446.4
Stories of Transient Appalachian Familes
Donikowski, Amy - FA.198.446.16
Wythe County Place Names
Rich, Elowyn
Epitaphs and Their Meanings: Southwest Virginia
Gutteridge, Heidi - FA.196.548.2
Epitaphs: A History of a Community
Brumfield, Kristen - FA.192.446.11
Graveyard Art
Newton, Misty - FA.188.446.11
In Memoriam: Cemetary Art in Appalachia
Spencer, S. David - FA.181.452.1
Study of Epitaphs from Selected Cemeteries in Pulaski County and Radford City, A
Dehart, Susan N. - FA.190.446.3
Suffer Little Children Come On to Me: Child Gravestone Epitaphs and Family Plots in Appalachia Today
Carstensen, Kasey E. - FA205.648.3
"If These Stones Could Talk: A Study of Epitaphs In Oakwood Cemetery"
Terry Ferrell
Barry's, The: An Appalachian Family
Sumner, Alisa A. - FA.199.446.2
Breedloves, The: Family Folklore
DuFrain, Kateri - FA.183.452.11
Carrying On a Tradition: A Granddaughter Learns to Quilt
Vest, Doloris - FA.198.548.2
Coal Mining in Appalachia: A Family Tradition
Moore, Stephanie Rachel - FA.193.548.3
Dear Common Things: A Narrative History of an Appalachian Family
Ely, Lynda - FA.199.548.1
Discovering an Appalachian Collective Unconscious: A Look at Traditional Family Beliefs as Heirlooms of our Ancestors
Blankenship, Michael - FA.188.446.7
Family Reflections
Leadbetter, Jenny - FA.192.446.6
Family Tradition in Music, A: Past and Present
Mabe, Selena - FA.193.548.5
Farming Ferrell Style: Folklore of Traditional Farming Practices
Thompson, Mary Margaret - FA.196.548.15
Feeding the People: Recipes and Memories from the Bradfield Family and Friends
Shambaugh, Kathy Jo - FA.194.548.3
Folklife of the Blankenship/Whitt Family, The
Burress, Daisy - FA.0.446.2
Genealogy, Folklore, and the Altizer Family Tree
Flinchum, Randy - FA.188.446.12
Hall Family, The: Then and Now
Wayne, Eileen - FA.194.446.15
Hilbilly Escapades: The Smith Family
Smith, Susan
FA.192.446.5 - Humphrey Family Oral History
Krause, Jacquie - FA.190.446.4
Just What We Made of It Was What We Had
Crouse, Amy Joy - FA.191.446.5
Lerty Terry Farm, The
Joyce, Jennifer - FA.187.446.8
Lewis Family Stories
Lewis, Devon - FA.190.548.1
Life and Legend of Emera Altizer, The
Altizer, Heidi - FA.199.548.3
Life in Appalachia During the Early Twentieth Century: The Story of Rosa Belle Catron Combs
Combs, Myra - FA.197.446.3
Memories: My Parents Look At the Past
Lyle, Phyllis - FA.196.446.12
Mighty Leaf, The: Burley Tobacco Farming
Morrison, Shawna - FA.190.548.10
My Generation: A Collection of Folklore
Leadbetter, Virginia L. - FA.182.446.3
Narratives from a Representative Family at Forest Hill, WV
Cottle, Becky - FA.199.548.5
One Man's View: An Oral History of Cripple Creek
Everhart, Willie Karen - FA.194.548.11
Our Courage Is Our Memory: A Narrative of Four Generations
Short, Honey Sue - FA.198.446.12
Quilting is a Family Tradition
Justice, Kimberly - FA.195.446.2
Riggins' Haunted House, The
Dalton, Anita Diane - FA.195.446.12
Steele Family Migration, The: The Reasons Behind the Steele Migration into Urban Areas
Shifflett, Amy - FA.190.548.8
Study of the Cowger Family Homesteads of Pendleton County, WV
Emmerson, Bryan A. - FA.190.548.9
Surviving the Hard Times in Southwest Virginia: Then and Now
Hayes, Timothy G. - FA.194.446.5
To Talk to A Melungeon
Daniels, Kimberly P. - FA205.648.2
"There's No Place Like Home: Appalachian Homes and Their Role in the Culture
Rhonda Hawley - FA205.648.5
"Moving On: The Taylor History of Frontier Life and Frontier Religion"
Erik C. Taylor - FA205.648.2
"Hooked: The Tradition of Crochet"
Donna Ogle
Anointing Power of God, The: Religious Healing in Two Southwest Virginia Churches
Bradberry, Deanna L. - FA.184.446.12
Appalachian Speech in Pulaski County
Wheeling, Teresa - FA.198.446.9
Appalachian Way of Life, An: The Clifton Forge Railroads
Garrett, Michelle - FA.196.548.4
Barren Springs Folklore
Dalton, Shawn A. - FA.183.452.5
Buchanan County Folklore
Cole, Pamela B. - FA.196.446.15
Cambria and Its Railroad
Phillips, Scott - FA.187.446.10
Carroll County Residents Tell Their Tales
Slate, Joyce A. - FA.196.548.14
Christiansburg Institute, The: How Equal Could Separate Be?
Pugliese, Stephanie - FA.187.446.3
Courthouse Shootout and the Sidney Allen Home, The
Bays, Debbie - FA.198.446.16
Craig: The Story of An Appalachian County
Rich, Elowyn - FA.194.446.4
Crazy Quilting
Cherry, Alexandra - FA.193.446.5
Cripple Creek's Railroad
Davis, Bess - FA.194.446.3
Dairy Farms in Southern Appalachia
Cassidy, Amy - FA.192.446.9
Dewey Wright and the Town of Cripple Creek
Mitchell, Shannon - FA.193.446.4
Education in Appalachia
Carlson, Brie Ann - FA.196.446.18
Education in Wythe County: The Ivanhoe School
Shumate, Jennifer - FA.190.548.6
Five Oaks and Drytown: The Joining of Two Communities
Dillow, Cindy - FA.194.548.8
Folklore From Helvetia, "The Switzerland of West Virginia"
Houghton, Thomas N. - FA.191.446.1
Folklore from the Dublin Church of God
Barrow, Christine - FA.187.446.1
Folklore in Action: The Tunnels of Radford
Armentrout, Eric - FA.193.548.1
Fries Lore
Coleman, Lola M. - FA.195.446.15
Gem From Home, A: Apple Butter Folklore in Shenandoah County
Spiggle, Sarah - FA.197.548.3
Giles County Poorfarm, The: Telling the Paupers' Stories
Loveland, Louise Devine - FA.191.446.9
Glenn Family Stone House, The
Miller, Jennie - FA.187.446.6
Going Up Cripple Creek
Davis, Rebecca
Growing Up on Orphanage Road: The Orphanage at Foster Falls, VA: The Children's Story
Eley, Donia S. - FA.195.446.3
Haunting of Christiansburg Middle School and Mountain Lake Hotel, The
Everett, Julia - FA.189.446.1
Hensley Settlement: A Step Back to the Past
Anderson, Terry - FA.196.548.3
Heritages in Education: Community Schools in Carroll County
Burnette, Dana H. - FA.194.446.15
Hilbilly Escapades: The Smith Family
Smith, Susan - FA.184.446.11
Hillsville Courthouse Shooting, The: Still a Living Legend
Saunders, Cynthia - FA.188.548.2
Historic Newbern, Virginia
Cutlip, Susie Saunders - FA.194.446.2
History and Stories of Goldmining in the Foothills of Western North Carolina
Bowen, Heather-Marie - FA.191.446.15
History of Tingler's Mill
Pullin, Darek - FA.196.548.16
Huckleberry, The: A Gathered Perspective
Sumner, Alisa A. - FA.189.446.2
I'd Just As Soon Keep the Tourists Away
Bescher, Wendy - FA.189.446.7
If Only These Walls Could Talk: A Look into Abingdon and Washington County, Virginia
Manicure, Eugenia Lynn - FA.189.446.10
If Walls Could Talk, Oh! The Stories They Could Tell
Medley, Sylvia - FA.184.446.1
Ingles' Family Ferry and Tavern, The
Binder, Laura - FA.198.446.8
Jewell Ridge: Family, Religion, Work and Will
Culler, Angela Christine - FA.188.548.6
Ladies of Ingleside, The
Phillips, Martha Giesen - FA.198.446.6
Legend of Fotheringay, The
Cramer, Lori A. - FA.198.446.19
Legend of Willie Jack, The: Oral Traditions of Camp Alta Mons
Trear, Kelley - FA.192.446.2
Lexington Haunted Houses and Stories from the People Who Have Lived in Them
Edwards, Stephanie - FA.193.446.3
Life in Appalachia
Buss, Laura - FA.196.446.20
Luxury at Its Best: Hotel Richlands and Mattie Williams Hospital
Smith, Martha - FA.196.446.20
Luxury at Its Best: Hotel Richlands and Mattie Williams Hospital
Smith, Martha - FA.185.446.2
Machines in Floyd County Folklore
Cox, Ricky - FA.181.452.4
Making of Apple Butter Newport, Virginia Style, The: A Lesson in Life
Mason, Jr., Robert - FA.190.446.9
Max Meadows: Valley Of Contention and Strife
Gibson, Rhonda - FA.198.446.21
McGhee Family Remembers Radford, The
Tush, Jennifer Ann - FA.193.548.2
Memories of a Tragedy
Dalton, Susan M. - FA.191.446.10
Mennonites in the Shenandoah Valley
Moore, Jenny - FA.186.446.4
Millirons Society of Bland County, Virginia, The
Melton, Sara E. - FA.196.446.8
Montgomery County Stories
Lewis, Janet - FA.196.446.13
Moonshining, Murder, and Madness
Mullins, Amy - FA.193.446.16
Myths, Legends, and Ghosts of Harpers Ferry
Yowell, Lisa - FA.192.446.18
Namelore: The Roads of Montgomery County
Thye, Lynn R. - FA.182.446.3
Narratives from a Representative Family at Forest Hill, WV
Cottle, Becky - FA.194.548.5
Natural Housing: Log Structures in Pulaski County and Washington County, Virginia
Dishon, Clayton Duane - FA.190.446.16
Old German Baptist Brethren of Lindside, West Virginia, The
Pollard, Roger G. - FA.199.548.5
One Man's View: An Oral History of Cripple Creek
Everhart, Willie Karen - FA.184.446.9
Oral History of Floyd County, Willis, Virginia, An
Quesenberry, Kevin V. - FA.182.446.10
Pine Mountain Settlement School: The Preservation of Appalachian Folklore
Miller, Donna - FA.190.446.12
Poor House, The
Linkous, Kristi - FA.194.548.10
Powder Plant, The
Schneider, Jeff - FA.190.548.11
Priming the Pump: Part II
Leftwich, Christi C. - FA.198.548.3
Profiles of Appalachia: Interviews with Residents of Wise County, Virginia
Moreman, Jennifer Y. - FA.183.452.1
Pulaski County Folklore
Asbury, Jo Ann - FA.196.446.1
Radford's Industrial History: The Foundry, the Arsenal, and the Railroads
Barrett, Shannon - FA.199.449.16
Reflections of Coal Mining in Haysi, VA
Yates, Amber S. - FA.199.446.11
Remembering the Past: Three Homes in Southwest Virginia
Reed, Ivonne - FA.199.548.2
Rememberings: A Family Heritage of Appalachian Folk Culture
Combiths, Katherine A. - FA.192.446.16
Richards Homestead, The: Then and Now
Saddler, Hallie - FA.190.548.12
Riverdale Farm: Folklore of Farm Buildings and Water Supplies
McGhee, Joyce Hedrick - FA.196.446.4
Road and Place Names of Rockbridge County
Donikowski, Amy - FA.197.548.6
Rorrer Store, The: Weaving Close Knit Threads of a Mountain Community, Life and Times of a Country Store
Quesenberry, Sherri Rorrer - FA.199.446.13
Ruins of a Utopia, The: The Bristol Train Station Project
Simmons, Grant - FA.187.446.2
Rural Retreat and Her Three Claims to Fame
Bartee, Jeff - FA.190.548.3
Selu Conservancy, The: 1990
Battaglia, Cara-Leigh - FA.0.446.3
Shot Tower, The
Jennings, Edd B. - FA.199.446.7
Steve Epperly, A Local Legend
King, Nicole - FA.192.446.13
Stories, Superstitions, and Tales of Scott County
Quillen, Joy - FA.195.446.10
Tazewell High School Folklore
Massie, Kimberly - FA.189.446.8
The Apple of Woolwine's Eye: Apple Folklore in Woolwine, Virginia
Martin, Lisa S. - FA.195.446.9
These Mountains: Folklore of the Blue Ridge Scout Reservation
Leary, Phyllis - FA.193.446.13
Three Evil Sisters in Black
Wills, J. Travis - FA.193.446.1
Three R's, The: Education in Southwest Virginia
Bishop, Lynne K. - FA.199.446.1
Today's Forecast-Flurries: The Snow of 1960
Boyd, Jennifer - FA.189.548.1
Westering Pioneers Along the Wilderness Road in Bland County: A Conversation With the Past
Leonard, Phillip R. - FA.197.548.2
Where the Men Meet: Tales of a Wytheville, Virginia Gas Station
Burris-Stanley, Theresa - FA.199.548.4
Women's Roles in Twentieth Century Appalachia (Selu)
Dumin, Laura - FA.193.446.10
Wythe County Place Names
Poole, Cindy - FA205.648.1
We're Not So Different After All: A Comparison of the Southern and Appalachian Cultures and the Stereotypes that Surround Them
Tiffany Lynch - FA205.648.2
"There's No Place Like Home: Appalachian Homes and Their Role in the Culture"
Rhonda Hawley - FA205.648.3
'There's No Place Like Home: Bramwell Millionaire Homecoming"
Dana Cochran - FA205.648.4
"Folklife of the Country Store"
Julie Alexander - FA205.648.1
"Ricky Cox Burnt Bodies in the Selu Cistern"
Charles Brew
Coon Hunting
Bolte, Jr., John D. - FA.195.446.18
Modern Hunting in Appalachia
Zollman, Heather - FA.185.446.1
Trapping and Fur Preparation
Carson, Andy - FA.190.446.2
Trapping the Endangered Tradition
Austin, Gigi
Radford's Industrial History: The Foundry, the Arsenal, and the Railroads
Barrett, Shannon
Appalachian Speech in Pulaski County
Wheeling, Teresa - FA.196.548.6
Everything and Nothing: Peoples of Appalachia and Their Talk
Hopson, Cheryl R. - FA.0.446.1
How Appalachia Derives Its Names
Cooper, Gary - FA.192.446.18
Namelore: The Roads of Montgomery County
Thye, Lynn R. - FA.196.446.4
Road and Place Names of Rockbridge County
Donikowski, Amy - FA.192.446.19
Where Do These Names Come From
Triplett, Charles - FA.193.446.10
Wythe County Place Names
Poole, Cindy
LIFESTYLE (See also SOCIOLOGY)
Adult Children of Coal Mining Heritage
Green, Courtney - FA.194.446.1
Appalachian Migrants: Going Back "Down Home"
Biedler, Charles J. - FA.198.548.2
Coal Mining in Appalachia: A Family Tradition
Moore, Stephanie Rachel - FA.194.446.10
Dusting the Earth
Hatcher, J. Patrick - FA.198.446.4
Growing Up in Coal Dust: An Account of Life in a Coal Mining Camp in Inman, Virginia
Collier, Jessica Paige - FA.197.446.1
Happiness and Hardship: A Day in the Life of a Coal Miner
Breeding, Amanda - FA.196.548.5
International Lore
Hooven, Sarah - FA.183.452.4
Interview with Earl Palmer -- On Appalachian Life and Culture
Clark, Eileen M. - FA.193.446.3
Life in Appalachia
Buss, Laura - FA.198.548.1
Life In Appalachian America: A Study of Boarding House Life in the Coal Camps
Hagenrater, Amy - FA.194.548.1
Life in the Coal Camps: The Perspective of a Miner's Wife
Barry, Joyce - FA.196.548.13
Role of Women in Coal Mining Communities, The
Nelson, Sherri - FA.183.452.10
What Was Life Like in Appalachia?
Stewart, Missie
'There's No Place Like Home: Bramwell Millionaire Homecoming"
Dana Cochran - FA205.648.4
"Folklife of the Country Store"
Julie Alexander
Folklore in Literature
Crawford, William O. - FA.187.446.4
Folktales and Legends: A Comparitive Study
Burton, Katherine L. - FA.196.548.5
International Lore
Hooven, Sarah - FA.191.446.16
John Henry: Folksong and Legend
Stewart, Kevin - FA.197.548.8
Religious and Spiritual Verse: Appalachian Poetry
Salaita, Steven - FA.189.446.5
We Still Have Bards Among Us
Hayner, Connie - FA205.648.1
We're Not So Different After All: A Comparison of the Southern and Appalachian Cultures and the Stereotypes that Surround Them
Tiffany Lynch


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1. Feelings of disorientation and mental sluggishness reported by some mothers of newborn babies. 2. Total involvement in the care of a newborn baby, to the exclusion of almost everything else. Also: milk-brain.
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"Milk brain." It's a casual, common slur. Even women use it to describe how disorganized they feel in the first frantic days after giving birth. Yet milk brain is just a temporary effect, brought on by sleep deprivation, plus the need to learn (or relearn) the details of child care.
The lasting effect of being a mother, neuroscientists are finding, is the exact opposite of milk brain.
William Illsey Atkinson, "Giving birth to supermom," The Globe and Mail, February 18, 2006
In Kentucky for a Grail meeting, I was far from home but not alone. Too young to be left behind with my husband and our two older children, five-month-old Seamus weighed heavy in my arms. We had spent an uncomfortable night in a new bed and an exhausting day in meetings. Sheer doggedness was the only thing keeping me awake. Wits scattered by what a friend only half jokingly refers to as "milk-brain," I was familiar with this effort to remain watchful.
Deirdre Cornell, "A mother's divine office," America, October 21, 2002
Deirdre Cornell, "A mother's divine office," America, October 21, 2002
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Most of my customers are new mothers with what one of them calls "milk brain." They are totally involved with the baby thing.
Murray Carpenter, "'You should want to change diapers'," Maine Times, July 3, 1997
Murray Carpenter, "'You should want to change diapers'," Maine Times, July 3, 1997
Here's an earlier citation that offers a slightly different take on this phrase:
The close reexperiencing of childhood's passions and miseries, the identification with powerlessness, the apprehension of the uses of power, flow inevitably from a close relationship with a son or daughter. Perhaps most shaking, the instinct to protect becomes overwhelming. A writer's sympathies, like forced blooms, enlarge in the hothouse of an infant's need. The ability to look at social reality with an unflinching mother's eye, while at the same time guarding a helpless life, gives the best of women's work a savage coherence. ...
Sigrid Undset's extraordinary Kristin Lavransdatter, a woman whose life is shaped by powerful acts of love, commits sins unthinkable for her time and yet manages to protect her children. "Milk brain," a friend calls these maternal deep affections that prime the intellect. Milk wisdom. Milk visions. I exist, I simply breathe.
Louise Erdrich, The Blue Jay's Dance: A Birth Year, Harpercollins, April 1, 1995
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WSP Group
Type | Subsidiary |
Industry | Construction management, engineering consulting |
Founded | 1973 |
Headquarters | Montréal, Canada |
Key people | Pierre Shoiry, (President and Chief Executive Officer) |
Revenue | £755.2 million (2008) |
Operating income | £56.7 million (2008) |
Net income | £36.7 million (2008) |
Employees | circa 10,000 (2008) |
Parent | WSP Global |
Website | www.wspgroup.com |
WSP Global Limited is a Canadian-based business providing management and consultancy services to the built and natural environment. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange and is a former constituent of the FTSE 250 Index.
On June 7, 2012, Genivar Inc. announced that it made a friendly takeover cash offer of £278 million (C$442 million) for WSP Group PLC. The offer is backed by WSP's board of directors as well as investors holding 37% of the company's shares. The take over was completed on August 1, 2012.[1][2][3]
The Company was established in 1969 by Chris Cole and three other partners trading as the Williams Sale Partnership.[4]In 1976, it was a founder member of BSRIA, the Building Services Research and Information Association. It was first listed on the London Stock Exchange in 1987.[4]
In the 1990s the company expanded at home and overseas forming WSP Asia in 1995, incorporating T P O'Sullivan and Partners in 1997, acquiring US practices Cantor Seinuk and Flack + Kurtz in 2000, as well as buying Jacobson & Widmark (J&W) in Sweden in 2001, LT Consultants Oyj and EMP Projects Oyj in Finland in 2003 and, PHB Group in the UAE in 2005.[4]
In 2007 it bought Lincolne Scott, an Australian building services and environment engineering consultancy, LC Consulting, a South African specialist in structural engineering, CEL International in the UK,[5] and CBP Consulting Engineers in Germany. It increased its presence in the US acquiring, SEi, an engineering design business[6] and Sells, transport and infrastructure engineers.
The Company is organised into three businesses: Property, Transport & Infrastructure and Environment and Energy.[7]
Notable projects[edit]
Notable projects in progress
- Two World Trade Center (200 Greenwich Street) in New York, NY
- Three World Trade Center (175 Greenwich Street) in New York, NY
- Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport: WSP CBP is providing project management services.
- Bond Street station for Crossrail: WSP is providing all professional design services for the station entrances.
- Citi Field in Flushing, New York
- The City Line in Sweden: WSP is providing project management services.
- City of Arabia in Dubai.
- One World Trade Center: WSP Cantor Seinuk is providing structural engineering services[8]
- London Bridge Tower also known as Shard of Glass: WSP Cantor Seinuk is providing structural engineering services.
- Masdar City in Abu Dhabi: WSP is providing environmental services[9]
- MGM MIRAGE CityCenter in Las Vegas, Nevada
Notable completed projects
- 1585 Broadway in New York, NY.
- 277 Park Avenue in New York, NY.
- 30 The Bond in Sydney, Australia.
- 383 Madison Avenue in New York, NY.
- 60 Wall Street in New York, NY.
- 7 World Trade Center in New York, NY.
- Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing, NY.
- 8 Spruce Street in New York, NY.
- Beetham Tower, Manchester, the tallest building in Britain outside London.
- Binh Bridge, Vietnam, opened in May 2005.
- The Biogas-to-Energy project at the PetroSA refinery in Mossel Bay, South Africa.
- Birmingham Bullring in Birmingham, UK.
- Canning Town station in London, UK.
- Condé Nast Building in New York, NY.
- Council House 2 in Melbourne, Australia.
- City Central Development in Adelaide, Australia.
- Farnborough Business Park, UK.
- Gotha Tunnel in Gothenburg, Sweden.
- Hearst Tower (New York City), the city's first Gold LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified building.
- Hungerford Bridge crosses the river Thames in London.
- 885 3rd Avenue (The Lipstick Building) in New York, NY.
- Mellon Bank Center in Philadelphia, PA.
- The New York Times Building in New York, NY.
- The Orion in New York, NY.
- Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: WSP provided MEP services[10]
- Royal Bank of Scotland Headquarters in Edinburgh, UK.
- Royal Shakespeare Company's Courtyard Theatre in London, UK.
- Southern Cross Station, in Melbourne Australia.
- Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, Thailand.
- Time Warner Center in New York, NY.
- Torre Mayor in Mexico City, Mexico.
- Trump International Hotel & Tower in New York, NY.
- Trump Tower in New York, NY.
- Trump World Tower in New York, NY.
- ^ Van Praet, Nicolas (2012-06-07). "Genivar bids for WSP Group as Quebec firms continue Europe takeover binge". Financial Post. Retrieved 9 June 2012.
- ^ "Genivar's $442 million WSP Group PLC takeover, no job cuts". The Gazette. 2012-06-08. Retrieved 9 June 2012.
- ^ "GENIVAR and WSP Group join forces to become a global professional services firm with world-class expertise". GENIVAR Inc. (GNV). TMX Group. 2012-06-07. Retrieved 9 June 2012.
- ^ a b c "Building Magazine, The Long Haul". Retrieved 2008-04-03.
- ^ "WSP Group buys CEL". Retrieved 2008-04-03.
- ^ "WSP Group pays £11m to expand presence in America". Retrieved 2008-04-03.
- ^ WSP Group:Services
- ^ "WSP throws reinforcements into Freedom Tower battle". Retrieved 2008-10-10.
- ^ "The Masdar Initiative". Retrieved 2008-04-03.
- ^ "KLCC - Petronas Towers". Retrieved 2011-09-25.
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If you find yourself craving curry in North London, head for Gulshaan – one of Kentish Town's most popular Indian restaurants. Situated right next to the tube station, it's ideal for mid-week lunches and laid-back dinners before a gig at the Forum or a night out in Camden Town. The chefs use fresh herbs and spices and prepare each dish in the style of the region it originates from to guarantee an authentic flavour. The menu features familiar favourites like baltis, biryanis and seafood dishes like the spicy prawn madras. For something a little different, try Gulshaan's signature dish – Murgh Bade Saba, which is chicken cooked with green chillis, coriander, ginger, yoghurt and a unique blend of herbs and spices. You won't be disappointed!
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Active Standard ASTM D4428 / D4428M | Developed by Subcommittee: D18.09
Book of Standards Volume: 04.08
Historical (view previous versions of standard)
Significance and Use
The seismic crosshole method provides a designer with information pertinent to the seismic wave velocities of the materials in question (1).2 This data may be used as input into static/dynamic analyses, as a means for computing shear modulus, Young'modulus, and Poisson'ratio, or simply for the determination of anomalies that might exist between boreholes.
Fundamental assumptions inherent in the test methods are as follows:
5.2.1 Horizontal layering is assumed.
5.2.2 Snell'laws of refraction will apply. If Snell'laws of refraction are not applied, velocities obtained will be unreliable.
1. Scope
1.1 These test methods are limited to the determination of horizontally traveling compression (P) and shear (S) seismic waves at test sites consisting primarily of soil materials (as opposed to rock). A preferred test method intended for use on critical projects where the highest quality data must be obtained is included. Also included is an optional method intended for use on projects which do not require measurements of a high degree of precision.
1.2 Various applications of the data will be addressed and acceptable interpretation procedures and equipment, such as seismic sources, receivers, and recording systems will be discussed. Other items addressed include borehole spacing, drilling, casing, grouting, deviation surveys, and actual test conduct. Data reduction and interpretation is limited to the identification of various seismic wave types, apparent velocity relation to true velocity, example computations, effective borehole spacing, use of Snell's law of refraction, assumptions, and computer programs.
1.3 It is important to note that more than one acceptable device can be used to generate a high-quality P wave or S wave, or both. Further, several types of commercially available receivers and recording systems can also be used to conduct an acceptable crosshole survey. Consequently, these test methods primarily concern the actual test procedure, data interpretation, and specifications for equipment which will yield uniform test results.
1.4 All recorded and calculated values shall conform to the guide for significant digits and rounding established in Practice D 6026.
1.4.1 The procedures used to specify how data are collected/recorded and calculated in these test methods are regarded as the industry standard. In addition, they are representative of the significant digits that should generally be retained. The procedures used do not consider material variation, purpose for obtaining the data, special purpose studies, or any considerations for the users objectives; and it is common practice to increase or reduce significant digits of reported data to be commensurate with these considerations. It is beyond the scope of these test methods to consider significant digits used in analysis methods for engineering design.
1.4.2 Measurements made to more significant digits or better sensitivity than specified in these test methods shall not be regarded a nonconformance with this standard.
1.5 These test methods are written using SI units. Inch-pound units are provided for convenience. The values stated in inch pound units may not be exact equivalents; therefore, they shall be used independently of the SI system. Combining values from the two systems may result in nonconformance with these test methods.
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Friday, 20 December 2013 08:39 Published in National NewsINDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- In one of the most conservative states in the nation, supporters of gay marriage are pondering the unthinkable: a victory, or at least not a loss.
A proposal to amend Indiana's constitution to ban same-sex marriage has sparked a flurry of phone banks and appeals to big-money donors as the state prepares to become a 2014 battleground on an issue that has largely been decided in other states.
Indiana is one of just four states that ban gay marriage in statute only; 29 others have constitutional bans. But none of the other states with statutory bans - Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Wyoming - face the pressure in place in Indiana, where lawmakers must approve a proposed ban and send it to voters in November unless they want to restart the process from scratch.
That the issue's fate is even in question is remarkable in Indiana, which in recent years has become a model of conservative causes ranging from school vouchers to right to work. In 2011, state lawmakers overwhelmingly voted in favor of the amendment in the first of two required votes, and with Republican supermajorities in both legislative chambers, its final passage seemed a slam-dunk.
But the tides have shifted. Voters in Maryland, Maine, Washington and Illinois have approved gay marriage, and polls have shown increasing numbers of Indiana voters oppose a constitutional ban even though most still oppose gay marriage.
"Everyone else in the country is moving toward more equality. Indiana is kind of the last stand of folks that are trying to put something like this into their constitution," said Megan Robertson, a veteran Indiana Republican operative tapped to manage Freedom Indiana, a bipartisan coalition working to block the ban.
Opponents have argued for years that the constitutional ban is unnecessary and will paint the state as intolerant and hurt businesses' efforts to recruit top talent. They're especially concerned about a provision in the proposed amendment that also bans civil unions and employee benefits for same-sex couples.
Volunteers with Freedom Indiana are staffing nightly phone banks and calling lawmakers who supported the amendment the first time in hopes of changing their minds before the Legislature reconvenes next month. Top companies including drugmaker Eli Lilly & Co. and engine-maker Cummins Inc. have contributed $100,000 each to the campaign. And a recent fundraiser featuring Mary Cheney, the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney who has been a vocal supporter of same-sex marriage, was sponsored by some of the state's top GOP money men, including the campaign finance chairman for Republican Gov. Mike Pence.
Phil Cooper, a 63-year-old retired bus driver from Bloomington whose adult daughter has sometimes identified as a lesbian, said he has been making phone calls for Freedom Indiana two to three times each week since September.
"It really, really troubles me to see her being singled out because of that single characteristic," he said of his daughter.
He said he is "cautiously optimistic" about blocking the amendment and said getting more information out about its effects, including the ban on employer benefits for same-sex pairs, has helped turn the momentum.
At least two lawmakers who voted for the amendment in 2011 have said they will oppose it next year. Senate Appropriations Chairman Luke Kenley, R-Noblesville, said last year that placing the ban in the constitution would not be a "productive" use of time for state lawmakers. And state Rep. Sean Eberhart, R-Shelbyville, told The Shelbyville News last month that he made a mistake in supporting the amendment last time and "to put that amendment in the constitution and to lock down generations with bigotry is wrong."
Senate President Pro Tem David Long, R-Fort Wayne, said he still supports the marriage ban but has been listening to his two sons, who oppose the measure. And while House Speaker Brian Bosma, R-Indianapolis, says he expects a vote by lawmakers on the issue next year, he notably left the issue out of the House Republican Caucus' 2014 legislative agenda.
Supporters of the amendment, who have distributed fliers about the issue to churches, contend a constitutional ban would prevent future lawmakers from changing the law. They say Freedom Indiana's business argument is a scare tactic and point to reports showing top job growth coming mostly in states that already have constitutional bans on gay marriage.
Even if national attitudes on the issue have changed, they say, Indiana residents still firmly oppose gay marriage and should be allowed to weigh in.
"The future of marriage belongs in the hands of voters," said Micah Clark, executive director of American Family Association of Indiana.
Pence, who is well-known for his social and religious conservatism, says he supports traditional marriage but has largely stayed on the sidelines.
The outcome of the debate could hinge on which side winds up with the most clout: the fledgling Freedom Indiana group, with the weight - and money - of corporate Indiana behind it, or the supporters, who have decades of lobbying experience among them and deep ties in the Statehouse to trade on.
"We don't have a half-million dollars to pour into this, like the other side does," Clark acknowledged.
The pressure Indiana Republicans feel makes sense, given that they likely face the most peril in how the issue plays out. If the amendment fails in the Legislature, incumbent Republicans could face the wrath of conservatives in the May primaries. And if the issue makes it to the ballot, it has the potential to rev up the Democratic base in November's general election in a way that could ripple up and down the ticket.
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Friday, 20 December 2013 08:38 Published in National NewsLONDON (AP) — Hunks of plaster and dust rained down on a packed audience when the ceiling of a London theater partially collapsed Thursday night. More than 75 people were injured — seven seriously, authorities said.
The collapse at the Apollo Theatre took place around 8:15 p.m. during a performance of "The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time" at the height of the Christmas holiday season. Plaster and masonry from a section of the ceiling tumbled down, bringing parts of the theater's balconies down with it onto the audience, police said.
More than 700 people were in the theater at the time, according to the London Fire Brigade.
Officials said most of the injured were "walking wounded" with upper-body injuries, and that all are conscious and breathing.
Police and fire officials said it was too soon to say what had caused the partial collapse of the ceiling, but that a full investigation is being carried out.
Dee Stephenson said she was seated near the stage and heard the main actor shout "watch out!"
"Then you could feel the debris literally coming down on you and then I got hit on the back by a large piece," she told The Associated Press. "It was a complete dust curtain. You couldn't see."
Scott Daniels, an American tourist who lives in the Dallas area, said he'd managed to buy a last-minute ticket to the acclaimed production just before show time.
"I was lucky to get one seat that they had left over," he told The Associated Press. About 40 or 45 minutes into the show, he said, he started hearing noises — and screaming.
"I thought, maybe this is part of the play," he said. "All of a sudden, plaster starts raining down, huge hunks of plaster ... The lights went out and everything filled with dust — everybody was coughing and choking."
He said he made it out with "a couple scrapes," though he saw others with more serious lacerations.
Dust-covered theatergoers, many with bandaged heads, were treated by dozens of emergency workers in the street outside the Apollo and at a nearby theater.
City buses were commandeered to usher some of the wounded to hospitals.
Injuries ranged from head wounds to cuts and scrapes to breathing problems.
Initially, London Ambulance Service said more than 80 people had been injured. But noting that the initial situation was confusing, it later adjusted that number to say it had treated 76 patients, 58 of whom were taken to hospitals.
Of those, 51 had suffered minor injuries and seven had suffered "more serious injuries." There were no fatalities and none of the injuries are believed to be life-threatening, officials added.
The fire department said no one was trapped in the theater, explaining that rescuers had helped evacuate some theatergoers who had been trapped "by the nature of their injuries" where they had stood when the ornate plastering came down.
Chief Superintendent Paul Rickett said that "so far, we know that a number of items of masonry have fallen down from the ceiling.
"There is no suggestion at this stage that this was as a result of a criminal act, however, at this stage we are keeping an open mind," he added.
Shaftesbury Avenue, normally one of London's busiest streets and teeming with pedestrians, was completely shut down by emergency workers.
The Apollo Theatre, named for the Greek and Roman god of music and the arts, was built in 1901 and has 775 seats.
The show, which is aimed at young people as well as adults, is about a boy with Asperger's who sets out to solve a crime.
Prime Minister David Cameron said via Twitter that he was being updated regularly on the crisis. He praised the city's emergency services — who were on the scene within three minutes — for their "fast work" in helping the injured.
London Mayor Boris Johnson also thanked emergency services for their "incredible response in very difficult conditions."
Nimax Theatres, which owns the Apollo, described the incident as "shocking and upsetting" and said an investigation into what caused the ceiling collapse is under way.
Associated Press writers Kyle McKinnon in London and Jackie Quinn in Washington contributed to this report.
Friday, 20 December 2013 08:37 Published in Health & FitnessNEW YORK (AP) -- With smokers exiled 12 years ago to New York City's sidewalks, some took up electronic cigarettes as a way to come in from the cold. They could puff away once again in restaurants, offices or even libraries without running afoul of the city's ban on smoking in indoor public places.
Now they're down to their last few puffs with the City Council's 43-8 vote Thursday to expand the smoking ban to include e-cigarettes. Outgoing Mayor Michael Bloomberg is expected to sign the measure, which he has pushed throughout his 12 years in office. The ban would then take effect in four months.
Also Thursday, the council paved the way for an eventual ban on plastic foam containers and approved the creation of a website that will help the public track federal dollars budgeted for Superstorm Sandy-related damages. The flurry of activity - more than two dozen introductions and resolutions were passed - came on the council's last legislative session of the year.
Speaker Christine Quinn said before the vote on e-cigarettes that the evidence on whether nicotine inhalers are truly safe is insufficient. She said allowing the devices in places where cigarettes are now banned also could "renormalize" smoking and undermine the public perception that the habit is now acceptable only in the privacy of one's own home.
"We don't want a step backward with that," she said.
The vote came amid sharp disagreement within public health circles over how to treat e-cigarettes. The tobacco-free smokes heat up a chemical solution and emit vapors while giving smokers their nicotine fix.
Manufacturers say the mist is harmless, and most scientists agree that regular smokers who switch to e-cigarettes are lowering their health risk substantially.
The devices, though, aren't heavily regulated. And experts say consumers can't yet be sure whether they are safe either for users or people exposed to second-hand vapor puffs.
Like regular cigarettes, the nicotine in e-cigarettes is also highly addictive. People who use them may be unable to quit, even if they want to. That has raised concerns that a new generation of young people could gravitate toward e-cigarettes and wind up hooked for life or even switch to tobacco cigarettes.
The Food and Drug Administration has said it intends to regulate e-cigarettes as tobacco products but has yet to issue any rules, leaving manufacturers free to advertise while regular cigarette ads are banned.
Several states, including New Jersey, Arkansas, Utah and North Dakota, have already expanded their indoor smoking bans to include e-cigarettes. Other bans have been proposed in several big cities. About half of the states restrict sales to minors.
At a City Council hearing earlier this month, city Health Commissioner Thomas Farley urged the council to approve a ban, saying the city couldn't risk rolling back the progress it has made driving down smoking rates.
The American Lung Association and the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids agreed. Other public health advocates did not. They said that in a nation where roughly 1 in 5 adults are hooked on indisputably deadly cigarettes, safer alternatives should be embraced, not discouraged, even if science hasn't rendered a final verdict.
E-cigarette manufacturers say they don't believe their products will be used as a gateway drug to cigarettes, and they have criticized New York's proposed ban as a rush to judgment.
"Companies like us want to be responsible, but when you have municipalities prematurely judge what should be and what shouldn't be, based not on the science, I think it does the public a disservice," said Miguel Martin, president of e-cigarette brand Logic.
While the measure's advocates say e-cigarettes resemble tobacco smokes enough to confuse restaurateurs trying to enforce smoking laws and send a message of social acceptability, manufacturers say that reasoning is muddled.
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An online database to track the use of Sandy funds already exists and is operated by the Bloomberg administration. Thursday's bill will update the website, creating a searchable, interactive online tool that allows users to look-up by zip code information about how federal Sandy dollars are being spent.
Associated Press writers David B. Caruso and Jennifer Peltz contributed to this report.
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AquariumPlants Electronic Analog CO2 Regulator
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This product has forever changed the introduction of Co2 in to an aquarium...Used for co2 injection for a freshwater planted aquarium, or a Calcium reactor in a saltwater application. We guarantee, that, nowhere on this planet can you find a better or more precise regulator! The problem of "dumping" is completely eliminated with our regulator. Dumping is always a problem with (ALL OTHER) regulators which utilize a needle valve. Simply because, a needle valve relies on the pressure on both sides of it for it's accuracy. So, even though you have it set at a certain "bubble rate", once the pressure in the cylinder (or the outside atmospheric pressure) changes, so will the amount of co2 that passes through the needle valve. This is why it is physically impossible for any and ALL other regulators that rely on a "mechanical needle valve" to ever be consistent. Our regulator does not have a needle valve, but instead, it has an electronic valve that opens and closes in a fraction of a second, (each "opening & closing" equates to a bubble) and, due to the fact that it is "electronic" the "bubble rate" can NEVER change, and, once it is set, it can never vary more than "+/- 1/1,000 of a second.
fully automatic
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perfectly accurate (from 4 bubbles per second (240 per minute) down to 1 bubble per 10 seconds. (Count can NEVER vary more than 1/1000th of a second!)
fully adjustable: you can adjust the "bubbles per second" (or "seconds per bubble") & size of the bubble (very tiny bubbles all the way up to very large bubbles)
NO bubble counter (you count "the LED light flashes instead of bubbles through a bubble counter) -NO solenoid (that overheats and eventually fails)
No needle valve (the "timing of the "bubbles" is fully electronic) -Low voltage (12 volts & only draws .5 amps) -Built in (internal) check valve
3 year bumper to bumper warranty
Yes, it can be controlled with all pH controllers (just like others with a solenoid...just plug it in to your pH controller)
Available with optional LCD 8 digit resettable counter (has "backup" battery, will not lose it's count)
Now available: "Just the Box"... Many customers currently have a "very expensive" regulator body, with poor quality needle valves/bubble counters/solenoids, so, we are now offering the "electronic control box" separately to use with your existing reg body. They utilize a 1/4" or 1/8" NPT thread size.
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Not recommended
8/23/2010 from HARTSDALE, NY UNITED STATES
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I would not recommend this product... i had to send it back because it leaked out all of the co2 through its pop up release valve. it could not keep pressure and is not worth the money spent.
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So far so good
7/22/2010 from Raleigh, NC UNITED STATES
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Like the other reviewer, I was reluctant to order given the little information available for this unit. Though I did go to the manufacturers site and was able to find additional information that helped me make the choice positively. Have not had tons of time to play with, but it is in operation and was very easy to setup. I am paranoid that it works without failure and am keeping a close eye on it, but so far, it does what it says it will do. I am using a bubble counter to make sure the bubble rate is consistent with the blinking LED and it appears to be doing its job wonderfully. My only negative comment is that the photos show the EN562 gauges like you would find on the Sumo regulators, but the unit I received has non-branded, generic Aquariumplants.com gauges. Cannot comment on the quality of these, but they too appear to be doing their job.
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Apears to work so far
5/27/2010 from Corpus Christi, TX UNITED STAT
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I was unable to find any reviews of this CO2 regulator online so I was a bit hesitant to give it a try. Just got it today, and I hooked it up to my calcium reactor. Following the directions I insured a tight non-leaking seal between the regulator and the CO2 tank (took a few tries and plumbers tape). Also according to the directions, I tried just hooking up some tubing to the regulator and letting it bubble into a glass of water to get an idea of the output. You can adjust the seconds between bubbles via a turn knob ranging from o.1 sec to 10 sec. According to the instructions, the bubble size is adjusted via the low pressure valve on the regulato (the big black knob). I was concerned when I saw that multiple bubbles came out when I had the tubing just placed in a glass of water, despite the time adjustment between bubbles, and the low pressure valve adjusted down to the smallest value I could dial in. I though perhaps this would mean too much CO2 would be put into the calcium reactor. When I actually hooked the regulator up to my calcium reactor, this problem went away, and indeed, I had to turn the low pressure up to around 12-13 psi (the same range that I had used on my previous regulator). After watching the regulator for the past hour, it seems to be working great, maintaining a steady accurate delivery of CO2 into my reactor. My one complaint would be that the attachment site for the output tubing to the CO2 regulator has no securing nut like my previous CO2 regulator has, so i am a little concerned that the tubing can come off, or maybe leak. Based on my initial experience however, this regulator appears to be working well. The reason I decided to get this relatively expensive piece of equipment is that I travel frequently, and there is no one to make adjustments to the CO2 rate for weeks at a time, so I need something that requires minimal adjustments. Hopefully this will fit the bill
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Bianco Bar Table
Raise the bar within your modern home and take your d�cor to new and amazing heights. Bring in a piece that is bold and daring, something that will please family members and visitors to your home alike. This something needs to put the fun in functional while simultaneously providing clean, contemporary design. This something is the Bianco Bar Table.
First of all, the Bianco Bar Table in your home brings either a bar, island or both. Arrange stools around it for guests to hang out, eat and drink. Or, set it up as a bar for friends and family members to help themselves to. Either way, the Bianco Bar Table is available in your choice of size and marble or glass top and shelving. By bringing the Bianco Bar Table into your modern home, not only are you raising the bar, but you�re also raising the island, the kitchen � the whole house!
- Brushed stainless steel frame
- Available in size of your choice
- 12mm tempered clear glass or luxurious marble top / shelves
- Note: Marble top has 8" overhang on one side
Overall: Small: 60"w x 21.75"/28"d x 40"h
Large: 72"w x 21.75"/28"d x 40"h
Weight (Glass): Small-210lbs, Large-238lbs
Weight (Marble): Small-307lbs, Large-341lbs
Large: 72"w x 21.75"/28"d x 40"h
Weight (Glass): Small-210lbs, Large-238lbs
Weight (Marble): Small-307lbs, Large-341lbs
- (1) Bianco Bar Table
LTL Freight (Truck)
- Minimal Assembly Required; Instructions Included
The Bianco Bar Table is manufactured by Nuevo Living.
This item is also referenced as HGTA689, HGTA691, HGTA712, HGTA714.
One year manufacturer's warranty against defects
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Fix bug in stream-write-string on filling-streams which caused an error if the END keyword is nil, observable when climacs attempts to print a lisp arglist (strange this wasn't observed earlier, though).
FILLING-OUTPUT fixes: * Very naive and inefficient implementation of STREAM-WRITE-STRING. * Silenced compiler warning.
Take out dependencies on case in symbol names. This makes McCLIM sort of work in ACL's so-called modern mode; there have been some CLX fixes recently that may get it all the way there. Clean up events.lisp. Add a callback-event, which will be used in ports that get high-level gadget notifications in the event process and need to deliver them to applications. Changed the implementation of scroll bars. When the drag callback is called, just move the sheet; assume that the gadget itself has updated the value and the graphic representation. add a scroll-bar-values interface that gets and sets all scroll bar values and only updates the bar once. This will break the Beagle back end momentarily.
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Removed redundant old stream-write-string method for indenting output.
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Implemented indenting-output. Also, encapsulating stream hackery, end-of-page-action fix, and stream-increment-cursor-position compliance fix.
make all of the package names passed to in-package be lowercase keywords for ACL's java mode
Merged in a slightly modified patch by Fred Gilham for FILLING-OUTPUT.
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