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Sandi Pontius, VOICE Hub Coordinator North, noted that tobacco companies spend almost $1 million daily in Indiana to make smoking look, "cool," "relaxing," "mature," "sporty" and acceptable to youth. The recent Kick Butts Day was designed to counter the lies from tobacco industry messaging.
Megan Colchin, an assistant heading up the anti-tobacco movement among county youth, noted that county schools had such events as, "The Grim Reaper," at Bellmont, a play in which three grim reapers kill off 27 students to represent the number of Hoosiers that die every day from tobacco related illness.
Colchin noted that Adams Central did a visual display depicting the chemicals in cigarettes. At AC, there were also tobacco facts playing all day on the televisions in the school hallways. In addition, Boys and Girls Club youth had 27 chalk outlines on the sidewalk depicting those that pass in a day's time in Indiana.
"Kick Butts Day is a national day of activism that empowers youth to speak up and take action against the tobacco industry," said Colchin. "The youth I work with know that tobacco companies are targeting them. The tobacco industry addicts more than 1,000 youth every day; my kids do not want to be a part of that statistic. They understand that the Center for Disease Control says that tobacco kills more people than alcohol, AIDS, car crashes, illegal drugs, murders and suicides combined.
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"My biggest concern is what tobacco companies are trying to do," added Mankey. "I have a lot of friends that smoke; I am not against them but I am against the way cigarette companies try to market cigarettes and the things that cigarettes can do to people."
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I'm so with you on Cate Blanchett. She was perfect in Elizabeth-- and I wish she would do more "meaty" roles like that movie! I haven't seen The Aviator- and Cate would be about the only reason I would go- I can't stomach Leo. I don't see the attraction to him- and I don't think he's all that great of an actor.
- Rhian Drinkwater said...
Have you seen What's Eating Gilbert Grape? Leonardo di Caprio is amazing in that, proof he can act when he needs to.
(yes I'm aware I'm four years late with this comment, but I've just started reading through all the archives!)
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Hello to all and HNY.
We have two 80 Gal HW Heaters that are interconnected side-by-side. The house was built in 2005-2006. We do not have a water softener system. The house is two stories and both units are in the attic.
I was sleeping in the guest room upstairs, and heard what sounded like someone playing hockey in the attic. I assume there are sediments in there and when the unit is being used, the particulates bang against the h-element and sides of the unit. To my knowledge, they have not been previously flushed.
Since they are interconnected, what is the best way to flush them?
Do I flush while the water is hot or do I turn to pilot and take a lot of showers until cooler?
Do I flush with the shut-off valve opened or closed?
When flushing and draining, is it ok to leave just pilot light on while temp knob is turned all the way to off? Will not leave bottom of unit without a little water. Other?
Finally, I am going to run a garden hose from the drain valve to outside drive way...is there a chance of getting a piece of debris larger than the ID of the hose that would get stuck?
Thank you very much for your time with these questions. All tips and feedback are welcomed.
Dang it tstex! You've jumped all over one of my pet peeves so now I've got to yell at you!
It's a water heater. It takes cold water, heats it and makes it hot. If it were a "hot" water heater then it wouldn't have any purpose now, would it?
OK, I'm done now. Moving on.
You can flush each tank one at a time. Keep the water on. Keep the burners on. Hook up a hose to the drain spigot, run it outside and open the spigot. With hot water in the tank and full pressure you have the best chance of things getting flushed out. You can flush one tank and then move immediately over to the other. So the whole process is fairly easy.
That's the good news.
The bad news is that if there is a lot of calcium in the bottom of the tank then it is very common for the drain valve to be plugged up. If that happens you may have to snake up through the valve to clear it or even completely remove the valve from the tank. To do this you do need to turn the flame off and it will be easier to work with if you run most of the hot water out and replace with cold. Plus, you'll need some form of waterproof catch pan. If you are lucky you can clear the valve by only spilling out a little bit of water but you need to have a plan of what to do with all the water if things go wrong.
At least, you can attempt the easy drain method first and only worry about removing the valve if things don't work.
When I stated "hot" water heater, that's bc she's a real beauty and looks really "hot". If it were a male unit, then it would be just a "water-heater".
Thanks for the info. I guess leaving the water on is to ensure greater pressure to push out any larger precipitates, correct? I sure hope the valve does not get clogged.
To prevent clogging, would trying it first without the water pressure on work to see what type of sediments I am getting? I was also thinking when nearly drained, turning the water on and keeping the valve open would really agitate any solids in there for removal. If so, I guess I would have to open a HW valve to prevent air locking. I was always told to open the tub since the aperture is larger and no screen like sinks.
Since I am up in the attic and going down 2 flts of stairs, the leave the water on technique sounds a lot more attractive. I would, however, turn the unit to just pilot to not waste the hot water, unless leaving the heat on makes the sediments rise to the valve for exit.
Thank you,
House water pressure is supposed to be set about 50 lbs of pressure. If you leave the water on, then you'll have that pressure to help push stuff out the drain valve. Or you could turn the water off, open the pressure relief valve to let air in, and then you'll only have gravity to push the sediment out. Best to leave the water pressure on.
No need to touch the heater control to pilot, if the water heaters are fairly clean, then you don't run the water for long at all. You don't drain the tank. If, however, it is badly plugged, then you're in for a lot more work.
And as sediment is getting pushed out, you generally can hear bangs, and clicks, and the stuff is going out the garden hose. That helps to know when it's clear.
But exactly what to do depends on how much sediment or how badly plugged up the system is. And since you'll be in the attic, having someone to watch the other end of the garden hose for sediment might be helpful -- or the other way around.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Re-mdlr,
They make it look so easy on tv, don't they
You could run the house through a kitchen screen strainer to catch the sediment to see if you're getting any out.
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"You could run the house through a kitchen screen strainer to catch the sediment to see if you're getting any out."
I do not have a kitchen screen strainer that is that BIG ! Uh oh, Jaybee is going to send you a pet-peeve nasty gram - lol
Went ahead and drained with water pressure on...I was immensely surprised to see that the sediment pieces were not any larger than 1/4" x 1/4", give or take an 1/8". I ran each for about 5 minutes after all the water was cold and I could not detect too much of anything. Then I turned each the water off, opened the upstairs bath H-water handle, and then opened the valve on the water heater...did this until it got real low on water. Then I closed the HW handle in the tub upstairs, then turned on the water-line to agitate the water in the W-heater, then opened the water valve to the hose..in both instances, I did not see that much more come out...
After completing the flushes of both tanks, then getting back to normal op temp, if I hear the noise again, am I SOL on the heating element perhaps? I guess million dollar question is, can a w-heater make all that noise with not that much sediment or large particulates inside?
Thank you folks,
From the way you were talking it sounded like these are gas water heaters? If so, then there is no real heating 'element'. The flame on the bottom heats up the bottom and a central chimney to heat the water. While sediment can be a real problem for an electric water heater, it doesn't bother a gas unit as much.
Yes, there can be all kinds of noises but not only because of sediment. Usually there can be some air in the lines that make the most noise.
One other tip: Since you have stirred things up a little inside the tank, you may need to remove each individual strainer on the end of your faucets. Check for any collections of sediment there.
Thanks Jaybee.
Yes, these are gas heaters. I have 2 eletric and one gas in the country and have replaced the heating elements before, so for some reason, my mind did not make the switch...
When I stirred-up and drained multiple times the tanks, I opened the tub hot water on the tub [larger aperture] and no screens to purge the air and first round of dirty water. Did the same thing in the other tub on the other side of the house, and the jacuzzi too, but removed the screen first.
then went to each of the 9 faucets and took the screen assembly off, then purged all of the hotwater lines...got a lot of things out of the lines, and I cleaned out each screen and all.
Tonight I will determine if the water heaters bang or not - I will post back.
Thanks for everyone's feedback.
what you have is a water heater and a storage tank.
unless the tanks are piped, EXACTLY the same..the water will travel the path of least resistance. flow into the first tank,be heated and move out to your faucets. the 2nd tank will just sit there and heat and reheat the same water in the tank over and over
instead of 2 80 gallon tanks you have 1 80 gallon.
Never thought of that, but picturing it in my brainbox I can see your point. Never to old to learn.
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
back in the 80's i had a owner tell me to pipe his water heaters togather
i told him it would not work, and was informed he was an engineer..and it will
10 years later, i was plumbing a house on the same road as that house
the owner aproached me and asked if i would undo what i did 10 years before.
cause it does not work....
Engineers, draftsmen and code officers, lump them together as book smart for sure. But not having the need to operate in real world situations, sorely lacking in some areas. But we still need them, that's for sure.
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
We've hooked two water heaters up together in series many times - always works well. One heater is heating cold water until it's hot and the second in line takes in already hot water and basically keeps it warm.
Of course, the two WH's can be split so that they service two different groups of faucets. Almost like being in two different houses.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Jaybee,
We've used the water heaters in series to solve two common problems; Trying to fill a large whirlpool tub or to make up for low height water heater locations. (very common for water heaters to be installed in crawl spaces around here.
For the large tubs, there is no option other than to increase tank capacity (or go to a tankless). Overall it's worked well. The parallel system as shown in the link claims to provide a higher volume of hot water. But the limiter would still be the size of the hot water line after it leaves the heater(s). As it points out, the line may need to be upsized to do this. Most of our installs are in existing houses where it is not an easy nor cheap thing to install a larger size line to all locations.
This has been a great post from the original topic and I have learned some and had other suspicions clarified.
As mentioned, this house has 2 heaters side-by-side interconnect. Our other house by the same builder was small, but both had a Jacuzzi. At the other house w 1 WH, you could not fill-up the Jacuzzi to the level you wanted w hot water bc the WH could not heat it enough. This house has a larger Jacuzzi and you always have enough hot water. However, it takes literally 3-4 minutes in the kitchen to get hot water. This is bc both the linked WH's are upstairs in the attic on the polar opposite sides. They should have made the water lines to the remote side of the house a lot larger, or put in a 3rd WH on the other side. The builder did however, install a heat-cir-pump 5 yrs later on their own nickel, but now I have electricity in an otherwise all gas-based utility.
So the conclusion, plenty of good design up front will pay both efficiency and performance on the backend.
Now, I did drain both WH tanks, w water pressure and w out. However, I still hear the banging, but not hear as profound.
I called a plumber friend of mine and he told me that I probably had some dime-penny size deposits in the WH. He said on the normal size faucets/bibs they have to drain the tanks are worthless, the aperture when fully opened is max 1/4 - 5/16 inch. This will trap the larger pieces. He said to pre-configure [using my words now] a 3/4" ball-valve with 3/4" pipe on both sides with Teflon tape, then a male adapter for the larger garden hose you can find. Now this is where it gets interesting. He said to slightly tighten the bib before you loosen it, and then loosen and take off. He said since the tank is air-locked, he can pull the bib and insert and tighten the 3/4" pipe and not lose any more than 2-4oz. I said since mine are in the attic and both above tons of sheet rock and ceilings, I'd rather place my bets in my poker game. I'm draining my tanks.
Finally, once the new drain system is installed, he said to get a 5 gallon bucket and drain the first part into there and see what you get?
To conclude, I googled WH's, bib's, draining tanks, and many articles stated basically that the WH manufacturers all install crappy bibs with sm ID's..the less debris you can get out, the more it tears up and limits the life of your WH...
Thanks for everyone's input and I hope my last comments can help someone to extend their WH's life and efficiency.
tstexThis message has been edited. Last edited by: tstex,
And with all those Googled articles, how many called it a HOT water heater?
Actually, you get the same results either way. lol
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The Industrial Mathematics Internship, a joint program run by The Smith Institute and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), was launched at the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) on the 18th of September 2007.
The Internship is a way for companies and university research groups to promote direct knowledge exchange and develop long-term working relationships through engaging a dedicated postgraduate researcher to work on a specific industrial project over a period of 3 to 6 months.
The Smith Institute manages the Knowledge Transfer Network for Industrial Mathematics (KTN) and hopes that the program will inject fresh energy into UK businesses by bringing cutting-edge techniques to business innovation and by developing long-term working relationships between companies and universities.
Each Internship is a collaboration between a host company, an intern, and a research group within a university. Industrialists can improve existing, or develop new, operations through the impact of mathematical expertise. Universities can grow new industrial collaborations and relationships, whilst interns can gain first-hand experience of the business environment.
A pilot phase of the initiative will run between September 2007 and August 2008 and will establish 6 Internships. Each Internship will last between 3 and 6 months and will be supported by one of the KTN's Technology Translators, who will assist in establishing the projects, building the relationships, exploiting follow-on opportunities and disseminating a final case study through the industrial mathematics community.
Dr Tim Bradshaw, Head of Innovation, Science and Technology at the CBI, said, "The Industrial Mathematics Internships programme is an excellent example of how business and universities can collaborate for mutual benefit — helping businesses become more innovative and successful by making effective use of skills and knowledge developed in universities while at the same time providing extremely valuable experience for postgraduate researchers. The critical component is that researchers will work on finding solutions to real business problems, something for which the Smith Institute already has an excellent reputation."
Further details on Industrial Mathematics Internships can be found on the KTN web site.
If you would like to apply for an Internships or simply discuss a project idea, please contact Dr Claudia Centazzo at the Smith Institute.
You can also visit the blog by Trevor Maynard from Lloyd's Exposure Management.
Find out more about the Smith Institute on Plus, in the article Helping business make a crust and the career interview with Claudia Centazzo.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
$3.2 million Cash Injection for Australian Mathematics
Leaders of Australia's mathematical sciences community today welcomed the announcement of a major Collaboration and Structural Reform grant to the Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (AMSI). AMSI Director, Professor Philip Broadbridge, said: "AMSI has established a unique collaborative venture. This grant will enable us to continue to grow and expand our programs that are critical to industry, innovation and product quality. "Maintaining capacity for innovation and research is dependent on building Australia's base in mathematics and statistics which has been declining for some time," Professor Broadbridge added. Dr Jim Lewis, Chair of the AMSI Board, said he was delighted with the news. "As a former senior executive in the resources industry, I am very conscious of the value of mathematics to the mining and manufacturing industry. Australian education, research and industry need AMSI and the superb expertise it brings together in its ventures. This support is most welcome acknowledgment of the important role mathematics plays in own right and as a foundation enabling discipline." Chairman of the National Strategic Review of Mathematical Sciences Research Working Party, Professor Hyam Rubinstein, also welcomed the news. "We found overwhelming support for AMSI during the Review and funding for it was one of our two priorities," said Professor Rubinstein. "With this announcement, and the increased funding for the teaching of mathematics and statistics in the May budget, universities should now be in the position to address a national need for more mathematics and statistics graduates." A further $1.2 million has been awarded to AMSI member, the University of Sydney, to enhance collaborative mathematics and statistics advanced course delivery across universities using Access Grid Rooms (AGR). The AGRs have been partly funded through the International Centre of Excellence for Education in Mathematics (ICE-EM), which is managed by AMSI and funded by DEST.
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September 11, 2007
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
BA Festival of Science - Day 4
Another evening, another function, this one sponsored by the More Maths Grads programme. Dr Reidun Twarock, to whom I spoke earlier in the day, gave her talk on viruses and symmetry, possibly the most interactive maths I have seen. Icosahedrons made from cardboard and real footballs were thrown into the audience to help explain her mathematical concepts, and the talk was followed by a brief function in which the More Maths Grads people promoted their activities.
Journeying in this morning, I regretted somewhat the dodgy Yorkshire fish and chips I had the night before. I attended a press conference on studies conducted by the University of Bristol that suggests that not only is there trace evidence of drug usage on nearly every UK bank note in circulation, but that the notes circulate quickly enough throughout the country that no particular area has higher instances of drug use on their notes. Cocaine was found on nearly every note, whilst heroine is found on around 5%. The presence of the drugs is not simply because notes are used in drug-taking activities - even fresh new notes have some contamination because they are contaminated very early on through contact with infected notes. Cocaine is particularly sticky, and so only very brief contact can contaminate a note.
The next press conference was from Professor Terence Cosgrove from Revolymer, who has developed a non-stick chewing gum. More to the point, he was at pains to note that it is not "non-stick" but rather "low-adhesive". He has made the chewing low-adhesive by introducing a patented polymer that has hydrophilic ends, and so will wash off the pavement with water.
I spent the afternoon chatting to Plus editorial board member Chris Budd about all sorts of mathematical issues - mainly that of Euler and the role of maths in the food and drink industry. But we also touched on mathematics communication, period costumes, maths in crime solving and maths in Celtic and African knots and art. You can hear all this on the podcast very shortly.
Unfortunately my time at the BA Festival of Science is coming to an end. I am about to head into York for a session entitled "How maths changed my life" followed by the last train back to London. I certainly look forward to attending the 2008 version in Liverpool.
September 10, 2007
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
The BA Festival of Science - day 3
The evening of day 2 promised to make day 3 of the science festival very long for night-owl science journalists. I attended the Association of British Science Writers reception, which was a great affair - hardly surprising given the £400 bar tab, unlimited wine on top of this and free food. It was great to meet some well-known British science writers from UK newspapers, and observe the drinking habits of others!
My first stop on day 3 of the Science Festival was to speak to Dr Quentin Atkinson, a post-doctoral research fellow in the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Reading, about his research into the evolution of Indo-European languages. He used statistical modelling techniques borrowed from evolutionary biology to date the age of the Indo-European language family and so test between the two main competing theories of Indo-European origins - that of the Kurgan horsemen and of the Anatolian farming hypotheses.
The modelling involved the use of Bayesian networks and instead of looking at how a gene might have evolved over time, he looked at certain words across the Indo-European languages and found where splits between language groups might have occurred. He looked at 200 words such as "mother", "father" and "rain" across 87 languages and found that the original Indo-European language split around 8700 years ago.
I interviewed Dr Reiden Twarock of York University on the geometric properties of viruses. This is the headline mathematics event of the festival, and tonight is accompanied by a reception sponsored by the More Maths Grads project. Dr Twarock is a thoroughly lovely and engaging lady who is using group theory and geometry to build models of how viruses form. These mathematical tools allow her to zoom in on the mechanisms responsible for virus structure and assembly. The resulting insights can then spark new ideas for the development of new anti-viral drugs. This interview will inform future news and features on Plus.
Throughout the day I chatted to a number of people regarding their posters, including some about optimisation, train timetabling, mathematical modelling of sun-spots and Bayesian modelling of Pacific Island cultural movement. These, again, will all appear as Plus news items.
Lastly I chatted to Dr Anthony Sudbery about all sorts of topics with regard to quantum computing. Parallel worlds, unbreakable codes and entangled particles were just some of topics that I pretended to know about ... .
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