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Wed, Feb 02, 2005
The NTSB has updated the preliminary report on the fatal crash
of N889JB, a single-piloted SR22 being flown during a series of
practice approaches by a relatively new instrument-rated pilot. The
aircraft went down in a residential area, killing the pilot and
damaging two occupied houses, with no injuries to person on the
The updated report is chilling -- especially for anyone with any
real IFR time under their belt who has ever fought any form of
disorientation, whether aided by equipment failure or not. The
details are included below for your perusal... but we must note
that this aircraft, if it was suffering PFD failure (for which the
pilot's wording seems to offer some uncertainty on this issue), the
aircraft still had a series of backup gauges (including a whole
AH), a rate based autopilot (which would not have been affected by
either attitude system's potential failure), and of course, the
parachute. The use of any of these three "outs" might have saved
this pilot (and this accident seems quite similar to another last
year in which a chute WAS used)... but the confusion (if not
outright terror) of an in-flight disorientation is hard to counter
once it starts to take hold.
A caveat... despite the inference below, it is highly unlikely
that the chute was in the process of being deployed. The details
alluded to, below, are consistent with damage involved in a fire
and impact scenario such as that experienced by N889JB.
Finally: Repeat after me... in the event of ANY potential
confusion over orientation -- LEVEL The Wings, LEVEL The Nose, FLY
The Airplane... everything else can wait until those goals are
NTSB Identification: IAD05FA032
14 CFR Part 91: General Aviation
Accident occurred Saturday, January 15, 2005 in Coconut Creek,
Aircraft: Cirrus Design Corp. SR-22, registration: N889JB
Injuries: 1 Fatal.
This is preliminary information, subject to change, and may
contain errors. Any errors in this report will be corrected when
the final report has been completed.
On January 15, 2005, at
1223 eastern standard time, a Cirrus Design Corporation SR-22,
N889JB, was destroyed when it impacted a house, then terrain, in
Coconut Creek, Florida. The certificated commercial pilot was
fatally injured. Instrument meteorological conditions prevailed,
and the airplane was operating on an instrument flight rules flight
plan from Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE), Fort Lauderdale,
Florida, to Naples Municipal Airport (APF), Naples, Florida, and
back to Fort Lauderdale Executive. The personal flight was
conducted under 14 CFR Part 91.
According to preliminary information received from the Federal
Aviation Administration (FAA), the airplane departed Fort
Lauderdale Executive at 1217.
Preliminary radar and transponder data revealed that after the
airplane departed Fort Lauderdale Executive, it climbed to the
northwest, to 1,600 feet, before beginning a right turn toward the
northeast. The airplane then climbed to 1,800 feet, continued the
right turn, and once on a southeast heading, descended to 1,000
feet. Subsequently, the airplane turned left, and headed northeast,
climbing to 1,900 feet. It then made a right turn to the south, and
descended to 400 feet during a 12-second period, followed by a
climb to 1,400 feet during the next 12-second period. The airplane
subsequently made one more left turn, through north, to the
northwest, and its last altitude readout, at 1223:17, was 1,100
feet. The last radar contact was about 500 feet southeast of the
accident site.
A review of air traffic control transmissions revealed:
At 1219:13, the pilot stated: "(blocked), cirrus november eight
eight nine juliet bravo is through a thousand, ah (blocked)."
At 1219:59, the controller responded: "eight eight niner juliet
bravo you're radar contact, turn left heading two seven zero." The
pilot then responded with: "ah, two seven zero, nine zero, ah, nine
juliet bravo.
At 1220:07, the controller stated (to another pilot): "seven
eight five, turn right, heading zero niner zero."
At 1220:11, an unidentified voice, similar to the accident
pilot's, responded: "ah, did you say a right turn to two seven
At 1220:15, the controller stated: "turn right zero niner zero
seven eight five."
The pilot from that airplane did not respond.
At 1220:21, the controller stated: "three six seven eight five,
turn right heading zero niner zero."
At 1220:27, there was a sound similar to two pilots blocking
each other's transmissions.
At 1220:30, the controller stated: "eight juliet, correction,
niner juliet bravo, turn left, two seven zero."
At 1220:34, the pilot responded: "two seven zero for nine juliet
At 1220:37, the controller stated: "turn now please."
At 1220:39, the controller stated: "november six niner xray,
turn left, heading one five zero," and that pilot responded with:
"one five zero, six niner xray."
At 1220:44, the controller stated: "november nine juliet bravo,
turn left, heading two seven zero, two seventy the heading niner
juliet bravo. you've turned the wrong way."
At 1220:51, the pilot responded: "you told me to turn ninety;
i'm turning back to two seventy now."
At 1220:54, the controller stated: "negative sir, that was for a
seven eight five. november niner juliet bravo, continue in the turn
heading of zero niner zero. traffic alert. traffic eleven o'clock,
one mile, indicates two thousand, he's southbound."
At 1221:08, the pilot responded: "zero nine zero on the heading,
nine juliet bravo."
At 1221:15, the controller stated: "november niner juliet bravo,
just continue on a ninety heading. november six niner xray, turn
right, heading of zero, correction, turn right, heading two seven
zero." That pilot responded: "two seven zero, six niner x."
At 1221:25, the controller stated: "november seven eight kilo,
turn left, turn left, heading zero niner zero, maintain three
thousand," and the pilot responded: "zero nine zero, seven eight
At 1221:32, the controller stated: "cirrus niner juliet bravo,
climb and maintain two thousand, over."
At 1221:36, the pilot responded: "climbing to two thousand
(pause), and you happen (transmission cut off)."
At 1221:41, the controller stated: "november niner juliet bravo,
just continue on a ninety heading, heading zero niner zero. i'm
trying to get you away from a cessna."
There was no response from the pilot.
At 1221:51, the controller stated: "november niner juliet bravo,
fly heading zero niner zero, over."
At 1222:00, the controller asked: "november eight eight niner
juliet bravo, how do you hear, over?"
At 1222:05, the pilot responded: "i'm hearin' ya. i'm hearin'
ya. i'm, i'm, i gotta get, ah, my act together here."
At 1222:12, the controller stated: "november niner juliet bravo,
fly heading zero niner zero. i have aircraft off your left, will be
on the approach at pompano. just fly a ninety heading, climb and
maintain two thousand."
There was no answer from the pilot.
At 1222:30, the controller stated: "seven eight kilo, turn left,
three six zero, it's going to be a short vector, i've got a cirrus
disorientated out to the of, ah, east of you. i have to get him
under control again." That pilot responded: "three six zero, seven
eight kilo."
At 0222:39, the controller stated: "thank you. november seven
eight five, turn right, heading one eight zero. this will be
vectors across the localizer for aircraft that's just going to be
coming across pompano at two thousand feet." There was no response
from that pilot.
At 1222:53, the controller asked: "cirrus eight eight niner
juliet bravo, miami, how do you hear?"
At 1222:57, the pilot responded: "i hear you, but i've got, i've
got problems, i've got avionics problems."
At 1223:03, the controller stated: "cirrus niner juliet bravo,
roger. do you have a gyro?"
At 1223:09, the pilot responded: "i'm trying to get the plane,
ah, level, nine juliet bravo."
At 1223:13, the controller asked: "okay, november niner juliet
bravo, do you see the ground?"
At 1223:18, the pilot responded: "negative, I do not see the
ground, nine juliet bravo."
At 1223:21, the controller asked: "all right, you have your
wings level?"
At 1223:23, the pilot responded: "the wings are level, nine
juliet bravo."
At 1223:26, the controller asked: "november niner juliet bravo,
roger, do you have a directional gyro?"
At 1223:30, the pilot stated: "i'm losin', i'm losin' it again
There were no further transmissions from the pilot.
A witness, an airline transport pilot who was at a park near the
accident site, reported that he heard the airplane flying southeast
at a very low altitude. He looked up, but couldn't see it through
the low overcast and mist. The airplane didn't sound like it had
any engine problems, but as it flew farther away, it sounded as if
it was maneuvering.
A second witness, who was outside his home near the accident
site, stated that he heard an airplane above the clouds that
sounded like it was conducting acrobatics, climbing and descending.
Suddenly, it descended out of the clouds, then banked and headed
back up into the clouds in northeasterly direction. As it ascended,
the witness heard "an rpm change, like it was climbing." The
witness then heard the engine get louder, followed by the sound of
an explosion. The witness did not see the airplane exit the clouds
a second time due to trees in his line of sight.
Another witness, who did see the airplane descend from the
clouds the second time, stated that when it did so, the airplane
was perpendicular to the ground, "but on a slant."
The accident occurred during daylight hours, in the vicinity of
26 degrees, 15.5 minutes north latitude, 080 degrees, 10.4 minutes
west longitude.
The pilot held a commercial pilot certificate. According to
certificates found in his logbook, the pilot obtained his private
pilot certificate on June 1, 2003, his instrument rating on October
6, 2003, and his commercial certificate on March 25, 2004.
The pilot had logged 483 hours of flight time, with 405 hours
between two SR-22s. He began flying the first SR-22, N97CT, on June
5, 2003, and logged 304 hours in it. He began flying the accident
SR-22 on June 2, 2004.
The pilot had also logged a total of 15 hours of actual
instrument time, and 61 hours of simulated instrument time. His
last flight before the accident flight was 1.6 hours on January 7,
2005, in which he also logged one instrument approach and 0.2 hours
of actual instrument time.
On December 30, 2004, the pilot logged a flight in which he flew
two ILS, one VOR, and one GPS approach. According to the flight
instructor on that flight, one of the approaches was flown partial
panel, without the PFD. The flight instructor also noted that it
wasn't the first time they had practiced partial panel; they had
done it a number of times previously.
The pilot's latest FAA first class medical certificate was
issued on April 16, 2004.
The airplane was manufactured in 2004, and was the second Cirrus
SR-22 that the pilot's company had owned. The airplane was equipped
with an Avidyne FlightMax Entrega-Series Primary Flight Display
(PFD). Information provided by the PFD included airplane attitude,
airspeed, heading and altitude, a horizontal situation indicator,
and a vertical speed indicator.
According to maintenance records, the PFD had been replaced on
June 4, 2004, at 12.2 hours, on September 14, 2004, at 55.2 hours,
and on December 20, 2004, at 80.6 hours.
Below the PFD, on a "bolster panel" in front of the pilot, were
backup altimeter, airspeed, and attitude indicators, to be used "in
case of total or partial PFD failure."
The airplane was also equipped with a Cirrus Airplane Parachute
System (CAPS).
According to the SR-22 Pilot's Operating Handbook:
"CAPS [is] designed to bring the aircraft and its occupants to
the ground in the event of a life-threatening emergency. The system
is intended to save the lives of the occupants but will most likely
destroy the aircraft and may, in adverse circumstances, cause
serious injury or death to the occupants.
CAPS is initiated by pulling the activation T-handle installed
in the cabin ceiling on the airplane centerline just above the
pilot's right shoulder. A placarded cover, held in place with hook
and loop fasteners, covers the T-handle and prevents tampering with
the control. The cover is removed by pulling the black tab at the
forward edge of the cover. Pulling the activation T-handle removes
it from the o-ring seal that holds it in place and takes out the
approximately six inches of slack in the cable connecting it to the
rocket. Once this slack is removed, further motion of the handle
arms and releases a firing pin, igniting the solid-propellant
rocket in the parachute canister."
There were no flight data or cockpit voice recording devices
installed on the airplane.
Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport was located about 4 miles to
the south of the accident site. Weather, recoded there at 1153,
included winds from 340 degrees true, at 4 knots, surface
visibility 10 statute miles, and an overcast cloud layer at 600
Weather, recorded at 1253, included winds from 310 degrees true,
at 5 knots, surface visibility 5 statute miles, light rain and
mist, and an overcast cloud layer at 600 feet.
The airplane's wreckage was located in a back yard of one house,
next to another house. The right wing tip was broken off in the
roof of the second house. The wreckage, which displayed no ground
impact marks consistent with forward motion, was consumed in a
post-impact fire.
All flight control surfaces were accounted for at the scene, and
control cable continuity was confirmed from the cockpit, to where
all flight surface attach points would have been.
The engine sustained impact damage. The three-bladed propeller,
and the front of the engine, including the crankshaft to just aft
the number six connecting rod, were separated from the rest of the
engine and buried in the ground. One of the propeller blades was
broken off about 5 inches from the hub, another blade exhibited
deep chordwise scratching, and the third was bent aft.
There was no evidence of any pre-impact anomaly to either the
engine or airframe. All flight instruments were destroyed in either
the ground impact or the post-impact fire.
The CAPS parachute bag
extended, by attached risers, about 40 feet from the wreckage, and
came to rest in front of a fence. The parachute was still in the
parachute bag. The CAPS cover was located near the airplane, and
exhibited a circular impact mark on the inside, consistent with
rocket activation. The squib had also been fired. The rocket motor
and lanyard were found near the parachute bag.
The CAPS T-handle safety pin was found in the wreckage, away
from the T-handle, with its red safety flag wrapped around it. The
T-handle was found pulled out of its housing by about 2 1/2 inches;
however, it could not be determined if the pilot had pulled it, or
if it had been displaced by impact forces.
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I have an old coal stove(Weil McLain Co), not sure of year but the house was built in 1904.
I have included a pictures of this old thing.
Can I burn wood in this old thing to assist in my water heating and therefore greatly reduce my gas bill?
Thoughts/comments welcome.
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I don't where you are located but that boiler is worth more as scrap. Don't know when the other owner converted, but there are some issues that are obvious from the photo.Number one is the flue, I am almost positive that flue isn't lined (chimney). Just by looking at the configuration of the duct to flue, big no no.Smoke rises . Valves , good luck opening. Take the money from the scrap yard and buy the necessary equipment to finalize the decommission.
I have seen these boilers, somebody removed the asbestos insulation, your lucky
|DON'T SCRAP THAT SETUP!! That is an amazing still intact old coal stoker boiler worth it's weight in gold (not really, but they're rare still in use and you are VERY lucky to have one) Do not scrap it or burn wood in it. It is an AUTOMATIC stoker boiler that uses very inexpensive bituminous coal and burns it cleanly and efficiently! let me know where you are and I can tell you where find a coal supplier, you'll probably be able to heat your house for less than $500/year. www.nepacrossroads.com is the coal heating forum on there I'm moderator "Berlin" I would be more than happy to help you get this thing working and find you a coal supplier. Coal produces no creosote in the flue and is a far easier and more cost (and work) effective option. please don't scrap this boiler and stoker unit.
|Take a close look at photo 2. Next to the upper door there is a sizable crack in one of the boiler sections and more than likely inaccessible to thoroughly repair adequately. Why was it replaced in the first place. More than likely it wasn't removed because of additional cost of piping and disposal costs.
|If that crack can't be welded, the boiler should be taken apart section by section (or smashed up) and hauled out of the house. That doesn't change the fact that the STOKER unit should NOT be scrapped. You can get a used boiler in good shape and install the underfeed stoker into it. Residential underfeed stoker units like the one shown are still sold today and cost in excess of $3000.
|Thanks for all the replies.
I am really thinking about getting it rebuilt/welded up if possible.
I am going to go the www.nepacrossroads.com forum and get something started on that.
Again, thank you all for your input.
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Why should I consider breastfeeding?
There are many reasons women choose to breastfeed their babies. Health benefits for breastfed babies include fewer ear infections, respiratory infections like pneumonia, childhood diabetes, meningitis, allergies and some childhood cancers. The health benefits for the breastfeeding mother include lower risks of pre-menopausal breast cancer, osteoporosis and cervical cancer, as well as faster return to pre-pregnancy weight. Not to mention the financial benefits of not having to pay for formula, and the ecological benefits of no breast-milk packaging.
What are the health benefits of breastfeeding?
- Breastfeeding protects babies from infections and illnesses that include diarrhea, ear infections and pneumonia.
- Breastfed babies are less likely to develop asthma.
- Children who are breastfed for six months are less likely to become obese.
- Breastfeeding also reduces the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
- Mothers who breastfeed have a decreased risk of breast and ovarian cancers.
How many American women breastfeed their babies?
- Three out of four mothers (75%) in the U.S. start out breastfeeding, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's 2010 Breastfeeding Report Card.
- At the end of six months, breastfeeding rates fall to 43%, and only 13% of babies are exclusively breastfed.
- Among African-American babies, the rates are significantly lower, 58% start out breastfeeding, and 28% breastfeed at six months, with 8% exclusively breastfed at six months.
- The Healthy People 2020 objectives for breastfeeding are: 82% ever breastfed, 61% at 6 months, and 34% at 1 year.
What are the economic benefits of breastfeeding?
- Families who follow optimal breastfeeding practices can save between $1,200–$1,500 in expenditures on infant formula in the first year alone.
- A study published last year in the journal Pediatrics estimated that if 90% of U.S. families followed guidelines to breastfeed exclusively for six months, the U.S. would annually save $13 billion from reduced medical and other costs.
- For both employers and employees, better infant health means fewer health insurance claims, less employee time off to care for sick children, and higher productivity.
- Mutual of Omaha found that health care costs for newborns are three times lower for babies whose mothers participate in the company's employee maternity and lactation program.
Why have I heard breastfeeding can be challenging when it looks so natural and easy?
Although some women have challenges with breastfeeding, these tough times are usually limited to the first few weeks, as you and your baby learn how to breastfeed. It is not uncommon for women to experience sore, tender nipples in the first few weeks after a baby is born, and to feel tired, overwhelmed and as if they spend their entire day and night breastfeeding.
What can I do to prepare for breastfeeding?
Attending a prenatal breastfeeding class can be helpful in preparing couples for the breastfeeding experience. Topics usually include how milk is produced, recommendations for positioning, how babies latch on, and prevention and treatment for common breastfeeding concerns. Or try to watch a breastfeeding DVD such as "Simply Breastfeeding" by Shari Criso. Good books can allay fears and dispel myths you may have heard about breastfeeding. Finally, talk to friends who have successfully breastfed so you have a support group to count on if you encounter challenges breastfeeding. Finally, shop for items many women find helpful: Breast pump, nursing chair and stool, My Brest Friend nursing pillow, 2-3 nursing bras and camisole, bra pads (1 set washable cotton, 1 box disposable), nipple cream or lanolin (for sore nipples), My Brest Friend travel nursing pillow (inflatable for on-the-go), and nursing shawl or cover up.
How do I get started once the baby is here?
- Find a comfortable position to breastfeed. For many women, sitting upright in a straight-backed chair with their feet up on a stool and a nursing pillow, like My Brest Friend, works well. In the early days of breastfeeding it may help to un-wrap your baby from any blankets and undo your shirt and bra, allowing your baby to feed skin-to-skin.
- The most common breastfeeding position is called the cross cradle hold. To feed on your right side in this position, support your right breast with your right hand. Place your thumb and index fingers several inches behind the areola (the dark part of the breast) forming a "U" and compress your fingers together to make your breast into a "sandwich" for your baby's mouth.
- Place your baby on the My Brest Friend pillow and cradle him with your left arm, on his side. Your left hand should support his shoulders and the base of his head.
- Align your right nipple with your baby's nose and slightly tip the baby's head back, bringing his chin towards your breast. Stimulate him to open his mouth wide by rubbing your nipple on his upper lip.
- Once your baby open's his mouth wide, use your left hand to bring him chin first to your breast. Continue to support your breast until the baby is nursing well.
Once your baby is actively sucking, you can experiment with letting go of your right breast and switching arms. You might also choose to experiment with other positions.
How will I know when my baby is hungry?
Most newborns breastfeed about every 2-3 hours, which is 8-12 times in 24 hours! Breastmilk is easy for babies to digest and since a newborn's stomach is only the size of a walnut, small frequent meals are a necessity.
Most health care providers recommend waking a baby to feed every 3 hours if the baby is less than 2 weeks old or is not yet back to birth weight. Once a baby returns to his birth weight after the typical 5-10% weight loss in the first few days, parents are encouraged to allow their baby to sleep 4-5 hours (if the baby will do so!) before waking for a nighttime feed.
It is helpful to respond to a baby's early signs of hunger rather than waiting for the late sign of hunger, which is crying. It is much easier to latch a baby who isn't frantically hungry! Early signs of hunger include: the baby opens his mouth and turns his head to the side in search of the nipple (called the rooting reflex), sucking and licking motions, tense, clenched fists and leg movements such as "bicycle riding."
How long should a breastfeeding session last?
For most new mothers, a breastfeeding session will usually last 45 minutes, including time spent feeding, burping and changing. A typical newborn will nurse 15-20 minutes on the first side. Some lactation professionals believe the mother should then return the baby to the same breast to help completely drain the first breast while others believe you should offer both breasts at every feed. Experiment to see what works for you and for your baby. Allow your baby to breastfeed for another 10-15 minutes until he is drowsy and full, and then burp him at the end of the feeding.
How do I know if my baby is getting enough to eat?
There are several concrete ways to determine if your baby is eating well. First, pediatric health care providers will be monitoring your baby's weight frequently in the first few weeks to ensure good weight gain. The goal is for a newborn to regain his birth weight by 2 weeks of age and then gain 1 ounce per day or 7 ounces a week for the first 12 weeks of life. After 12 weeks of age, babies slow down their growth and gain 1/2 ounce per day or about 3 1/2 ounces per week. Therefore, if your baby is gaining appropriately, you are feeding your baby enough.
Second, what goes in must come out! Watching your baby's output can help you see how well he is doing. If you see an appropriate number of diapers for your baby, you can usually count on a good weight gain.
The usual expectation for wet diapers with a newborn is
- 1 day old, 1 wet diaper
- 2 days old, 2 wet diapers
- 3 days old, 3 wet diapers
- 4 days old, 4 wet diapers
- 5 days old, 5 wet diapers
- From 6 days old and onward, expect 6-8 wet diapers a day.
For stools, you should see the progression from the black, tarry meconium in the first few days to brown transitional stools, to green stools to yellow seedy, stools by day 5 of life. Stools remain yellow until you start solid foods around six months. Most infants have at least 3-4 stools a day.
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One morning back in 1996, I decided to go deer hunting on some private land that was mostly cut soy bean and corn fields. It was early bow season in Ohio, cold and misting rain.
I got out well before daylight. I was standing on the edge of some young pine trees where I knew deer where coming in and out of the fields.
The mist got a little heavier, and there was no deer movement whatsoever. Now wet, I went back to the pickup and changed into my bunny huntin' clothes to go rabbit and pheasant hunting for awhile. While I was changing, I looked in my mirror and saw a deer in a cut bean field about 400 yards away.
There was a ditch line leading out toward the deer and to brush piles in between. I put my gun up, grabbed my bow and off I went.
I made it to the second brush pile without being detected. That's when I saw the buck chasing a doe. I'd belly-crawled 200 yards and was now about 45 away from both deer.
The doe came to the right of the brush pile and stopped, looking directly at me! Then the buck joined her.
I took the shot from my knees. The arrow passed underneath him. Off they went into a standing corn field. I decided to go in after them.
It was the stalk of a lifetime. That field was full of deer! About 15 rows in, I saw the first one. Swoosh. Missed! This happened four more times Out of arrows and not able to find any I'd loosed, I went home, got money, went back to a sporting goods store and I had six more arrows made.
After making another stop for broadheads, back to the corn field I went.
I spotted something close, and got down on one knee and waited. All of sudden, a head went up. I froze. After 30 seconds, the deer just turned and walked away. I stood up and backed up with my heart pounding and barely able to breathe, and began to cross rows.
After about 10 rows I started up the row toward the deer. I didn't see or hear anything so I leaned back into the next row, and there it was, I drew when it turned and crossed right in front of me. I didn't remember to aim; I just pointed and released.
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- 0Oct 5, '11 by ktmerrDid anyone else apply to UK's second degree program for Spring 2012? I have been calling about when we should hear from admissions and I can't get a date because they don't answer or I leave a message and they don't call back. Did anyone get an answer from them?
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- 0Oct 24, '11 by bmacleodDid you know you need to submit proof of a CNA class by December 12?! I had no idea it was that soon! I was going to take a evening class and hopefully finish by the end of December, because I work full time. Now I might actually have to quit my job so I can take the day class and finish sooner! I've emailed the school so I can hopefully get a better understanding.
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SunTouch SunStat Non-Programmable Dial Control
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Our Price: $68.97The SunStat 500710 is a Basic Non-Programmable Control used to control the floor temperature of a SunTouch electric floor heating system. This simple control is easy to install and has a built-in GFCI and 15 amp relay so you can control up to 150 sq. ft. of 120V or 300 sq. ft. of 240V SunTouch mats. Learn More
SunStat Sub Control Relay II for extending your system beyond 15 amps$140.00The SunTouch 500810 SunStat Relay II is designed to control the voltage to either a 120VAC or 240VAC resistive floor warming system. It must be driven by a SunStat Pro II thermostat to operate, 500775 or 500750. Learn More
SunStat Sub Control Relay for extending your system beyond 15 amps$140.00The SunTouch 500680 SunStat Relay is designed to control the voltage to either a 120VAC or 240VAC resistive floor warming system. It must be driven by a SunStat thermostat to operate, 500670 (programmable) or 500675 (non programmable). The 500680 Replaces the CT230-xxx SlaveStat models. Learn More
Extra Floor Sensor for Nuheat Thermostats.
List Price: $24.00
Our Price: $22.00Extra Floor Sensor for Nuheat Thermostats. All of our controls include a sensor wire; however, a spare can come in handy if yours gets lost or damaged during installation. Each Thermostat Manufacturer uses a different sensor wire. Learn More


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Effective date of April 23, 2004 This page was last updated June 15, 2010 Sirsi Corporation, dba SirsiDynix ("SirsiDynix") is committed to protecting your privacy. We recognize your need for protection of any personally identifiable information ("Personal Information") shared with us. SirsiDynix has developed the following Privacy Policy in order to inform you of the care that we place on the protection, management and use of your Personal Information. This Privacy Policy Notice covers the foundation principles of fair information: Awareness, Choice, Notice, Accuracy & Access, Security, Data Integrity, Enforcement, and Oversight. Personal Information includes information that identifies an individual or institution; for example, a person's name, institution name, mail address, telephone number, e-mail address, or other such information used for contacting or identifying the individual or institution. In order for SirsiDynix to provide the services or products that you order, Personal Information may be required to fulfill your request. The information you provide to SirsiDynix will be protected in all reasonable means from disclosure to outside parties. SirsiDynix appreciates your trust and provides this privacy policy regarding our practices for managing information. SirsiDynix also has a separate privacy statement that applies to certain personal data that SirsiDynix receives in the United States from the European Union and Switzerland, called the Safe Harbor Privacy Statement.
We will ask the individual or institution ("Client") when we need Personal Information. Under most circumstances when SirsiDynix requests Personal Information the Client is registering for conferences, surveys, ordering e-mail news or information, joining limited-access sites (such as forum or list servers), signing up for an event or training, or when purchasing and/or registering SirsiDynix products. Personal Information collected by SirsiDynix is often limited to e-mail address, language, country or location, but may include other information when needed to provide a service or product Client requested. Examples of when Personal Information is requested: SirsiDynix may collect information about Client's computer hardware and software, if it was not supplied by SirsiDynix. This information may include: Client IP address, browser type, operating system, domain name, access times and referring Web site addresses. This information is used for the operation of the service, to maintain quality of the service, and to provide general statistics regarding use of SirsiDynix. If a Client has selected a service or product that requires payment, we will request Personal Information necessary for billing and/or shipping, such as: name, address, telephone number, and credit card number. SirsiDynix also collects information about which pages our Clients visit within SirsiDynix. This site visitation data is never linked with Personal Information, except with the user's consent as described below. You can visit most pages on our site without providing any Personal Information. However, as noted in the examples above, sometimes we do need information to provide the services you request and realize you want the information you provide to SirsiDynix to be protected. SirsiDynix appreciates your trust and offers this privacy statement to inform you of our practices for managing information. Please read the complete SirsiDynix privacy statement herein, and if you choose to provide us with Personal Information, you are accepting the practices described in this Privacy Policy Notice. Personal Information About Personal Information: Personal Information will not be sold, leased, or otherwise distributed or disclosed to outside parties unless required by law. All individual information is considered confidential. Personal Information will not be collected, sold, leased, or otherwise distributed or disclosed for commercial purposes. Personal Information will not be collected, sold, leased or otherwise distributed or disclosed without notice being given to the individual. At that time, the individual can request the Personal Information not be shared. Personal Information will not be knowingly collected by SirsiDynix from children. What information is collected without Client Registration: The domain name (e.g. www.SirsiDynix.com) of the visitor. The IP address of the computer or Internet provider. The date/time you accessed the site. How the collected information is used: Measuring traffic flow and volume. Diagnosing server problems. Determining which parts of the site users are visiting. Delivering services, for example press releases, events information, training or software, which Client requested or purchased. To notify our users of product upgrades, special offers, updated information and other services. To allow Client access to limited-entry Websites. The collected information does not identify individual visitors, unless the individual elects to provide SirsiDynix Personal Information. IP addresses are not linked to any personal identifiers. Statistical information is used only in aggregate (sum total) anonymous form. SirsiDynix uses this data for research purposes only and we may use this information in aggregate anonymous form to create statistical information. In some cases, with Client approval, we will combine site-visitation data with Personal Information in order to provide the Client with personalized content. If Client declines permission, we will not provide Client the personalized service and will not merge Client Personal Information with site-visitation data. Disclosure of Personal Information No attempt is made to identify individual users unless illegal behavior is suspected. Network traffic is monitored to identify unauthorized attempts to upload or change information, or otherwise cause damage to the SirsiDynix's web services. Personal Information may be disclosed when required to do so by law, or in the good-faith belief that such action is necessary when: It is believed that disclosing the information is necessary to identify, contact or bring legal action against someone who may be violating SirsiDynix's Privacy Policy or to protect and defend the rights or property of SirsiDynix and its Web site(s). To act in urgent circumstances to protect the personal safety of SirsiDynix employees, users of SirsiDynix products or services, or members of the public or when someone may be causing injury to or interfering with SirsiDynix's rights or property, other users, or anyone else who could be harmed by such activities. To conform to the edicts of the law or comply with legal process served on SirsiDynix. SirsiDynix may occasionally hire or use other parties to provide limited services on our behalf, including packaging, mailing and delivering purchases, answering Client questions about products or services, sending postal mail and processing event registration. We will only provide those companies the information they need to deliver the service, and they are prohibited from using that information for any other purpose. Third-party Information SirsiDynix's Privacy Policy only addresses the use and disclosure of information SirsiDynix collects from a Client. Any personally identifiable information disclosed to a third party, such as other users or advertisers, is subject to that party's Privacy Policy. Disclosure of personally identifiable information to third parties, such as other users or advertisers, in general or in chat areas or bulletin boards may result in that information being collected by others and may result in unsolicited messages from others. SirsiDynix encourages the individual to ask questions and read the third party's Privacy Policy before disclosing personally identifiable information to others. Cookies Cookies are temporary files used to store and sometimes track information about a visit to the site, such as an individual's progress, the number of entries in promotions or contests. Cookies also allow access to certain functions, such as the online catalog and electronic resources. SirsiDynix may use cookies to collect information on which newsletter links are clicked by Clients. This information is used to ensure we are sending information Clients want to read. However, it is collected in aggregate form and never linked with the Clients Personal Information. Cookies do not store any Personal Information, such as e-mail address or individual passwords. Cookies cannot: Read other data off an individual's hard drive. Pass on a virus. Read cookies created by other sites. Temporary cookies files are automatically deleted when you close your browser. Cookies can be "turned off" or disabled by changing the proper setting in your browser. Changing the browser setting will disable all cookies delivered to your browser not just the ones delivered by SirsiDynix, however Client will not experience a personalized visit nor will Client be able to subscribe to the service offerings on the site. iBistro/iLink will not operate properly when cookies have been disabled. Registration Registration allows an individual to take advantage of some features of SirsiDynix's software, utilize SirsiDynix services and allows SirsiDynix to communicate with you. Registration will require you to provide various types of information such as your full name, institution name, address, e-mail address, ZIP code, a user name, and password. Optional information is marked as such. Providing additional, optional information helps SirsiDynix make its Web site more valuable to the individual. Whenever an individual provides SirsiDynix with Personal Information, SirsiDynix will make every effort to provide a link to SirsiDynix's Privacy Policy. Participation in some promotions may not be possible if an individual chooses not to share Personal Information. SirsiDynix occasionally allows other parties to offer our registered clients information about their products and services. If Client does not want to receive these offers, Client should check the appropriate box. SirsiDynix may send out periodic e-mails informing the Client of services or security issues related to a product or service the Client requested or licensed. Client will not be able to choose to unsubscribe to these mailings, as they are considered an essential part of the service the Client selected during registration. Links SirsiDynix's Web site contains links to other sites. SirsiDynix is not responsible for the accuracy, currency, and content of any other sites to which SirsiDynix provides hyperlinks or access. SirsiDynix is not responsible for the privacy practices of other sites. SirsiDynix cannot be responsible for an individual's privacy when a patron discloses information to outside web sites. SirsiDynix encourages its Clients to be aware when they leave SirsiDynix's site(s), to read the privacy statements of each and every web site that collects personally identifiable information. It is the individual's responsibility to protect their Personal Information, including user name and password information. SirsiDynix's Privacy Policy applies solely to information collected by this Web site or SirsiDynix. Security Credit card transactions (purchases, etc.) placed on SirsiDynix's site(s) are protected using industry-standard technology to safeguard the confidentiality of the individual information. This technology includes use of firewalls, secure socket layers (SSL), and/or encryption. In confirming order statuses, only the last four or five digits of the individual's credit card number is revealed. In order to further protect individual information, always log out and close the browser when finished using a shared or public computer. SirsiDynix takes reasonable steps to prevent the introduction of viruses, worms, or other destructive materials. SirsiDynix cannot guarantee or warrant that materials downloaded from SirsiDynix do not contain viruses, worms, or other destructive materials. SirsiDynix is not liable for any damages or harm attributable to such materials. Usage of materials available via download from SirsiDynix is solely at the Client's own risk. No security system is impenetrable. SirsiDynix cannot guarantee the absolute security of its database. SirsiDynix cannot guarantee that the information supplied by the Client will not be intercepted while being transmitted to SirsiDynix over the Internet. Opt-Out Features Your information can be reviewed and changed by contacting Client Care. You may discontinue receiving some of the communications from SirsiDynix, such as e-mail newsletters announcing new features, contests, and new content, by sending an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. You may contact SirsiDynix to opt out of some features and communications by postal mail to: Legal Department 400 West Dynix Drive Provo, Utah 84604 An individual can decline to provide SirsiDynix with Personal Information. Please note, in some cases, this will limit your interaction with SirsiDynix. Policy General This Privacy Policy is incorporated into and subject to the terms of SirsiDynix's license agreement and SirsiDynix's support services agreement. SirsiDynix adheres to the American Library Association's Code of Ethics. Reference on this Web site to any specific commercial product, process, service, manufacturer, or company does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by SirsiDynix. Client information will be stored and processed in the United States. SirsiDynix abides by the safe harbor framework as set forth by the U.S. Department of Commerce regarding the collection, use, and retention of data from the European Union. SirsiDynix attempts to abide by all applicable privacy statutes and regulations.
Notification of Changes
If SirsiDynix decides to change its Privacy Policy, these changes will be posted to SirsiDynix's Web site in the location you found this current policy. Patrons will be notified via e-mail so users are always aware of information collected, how it's used, and under what circumstances, if any, the information is disclosed. Patrons have the ability to opt out of receiving communications from SirsiDynix by editing their account or sending an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Enforcement of this Privacy Statement
If Client has questions regarding this statement; Client should first contact SirsiDynix by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Should you not receive acknowledgement of your inquiry or Client inquiry has not been satisfactorily addressed, Client should then contact the privacy administrator in the Legal Department.
Contact Information SirsiDynix welcomes Client comments regarding this privacy policy, please contact us by e-mail at: firstname.lastname@example.com or postal mail at: SirsiDynix Legal Department 400 West Dynix Drive Provo, Utah 84604
This Statement describes how SirsiDynix collects and uses certain personally identifiable information that it receives in the United States from the European Union and Switzerland ("EU and Swiss Personal Data"). In particular, SirsiDynix recognizes that the European Union and Switzerland have established strict protections regarding the handling of EU and Swiss Personal Data, and SirsiDynix therefore has elected to adhere to the US-EU Safe Harbor Privacy Principles and US-Switzerland Safe Harbor Privacy Principles (together, the "Safe Harbors") with respect to such EU and Swiss Personal Data that it receives in the United States. For further background and information about the Safe Harbors, and to see SirsiDynix's representation on the Safe Harbor List, please refer to the U.S. Department of Commerce's website at www.export.gov/safeharbor.
Categories of Individual Data Subjects
In general, SirsiDynix may obtain EU and Swiss Personal Data in the United States about several different types of individuals, including (i) website visitors, and (ii) clients, suppliers, and business partners, and (iii) SirsiDynix's own employees. SirsiDynix's practices with respect to each of these types of individual data subjects are described below.
Website Visitors
SirsiDynix generally collects, uses, and discloses information about website visitors located in the EU or Switzerland in accordance with the Website Privacy Policy at www.sirsidynix.com/privacy.
Clients, Suppliers, and Business Partners
SirsiDynix may obtain various types of EU and Swiss Personal Data about patrons of our clients, suppliers, and business partners. Such data may include contact information (names, titles, addresses, phone and fax numbers, and e-mail addresses); information about products and services ordered or provided; financial and payment information; user ID, passwords, and information collected through Internet-based and e-commerce activities, and other transaction-related data. SirsiDynix may use these types of EU and Swiss Personal Data for business purposes, including to deliver or provide products or services; to trouble-shoot server problems, to establish or maintain client and business relationships; to provide access to Internet-based and e-commerce activities; to perform accounting functions; and to conduct other activities as necessary or appropriate in connection with the servicing and development of the business relationship. Patrons, employees and agents of our clients, business partners, and suppliers may contact us if any of their EU and Swiss Personal Data changes, or if they would like to access and correct EU and Swiss Personal Data that we maintain about them. Such persons can also contact us by sending an e-mail to the SirsiDynix Legal/Privacy Office, or by using the information at the end of this privacy statement. Also, to the extent that any of these individuals receive marketing communications from SirsiDynix, and wish to unsubscribe or otherwise stop receiving such communications, they can contact us at our website: email@example.com.
SirsiDynix Employees
SirsiDynix employees located in the European Union should consult with their local human resources manager to obtain information about SirsiDynix's practices with respect their EU and Swiss Personal Data. Online job applicants to SirsiDynix should also consult any additional terms that apply when they submit their applications and/or resumes.
Other Necessary Disclosures
SirsiDynix may disclose EU and Swiss Personal Data to business partners and subcontractors as necessary in connection with the performance of requested services or solutions, or as otherwise appropriate in connection with a legitimate business need. SirsiDynix may also disclose EU and Swiss Personal Data as necessary in connection with the servicing the software and hardware of the business. In these situations, SirsiDynix will require the recipient of the data to protect the data in accordance with the relevant principles in the Safe Harbors, or otherwise take steps to ensure that the EU and Swiss Personal Data is appropriately protected. SirsiDynix may also disclose EU and Swiss Personal Data where required or permitted by law, or where SirsiDynix believes that such disclosures are appropriate in connection with a law enforcement request.
Data Security and Integrity SirsiDynix has global hosting centers that store and process EU and Swiss Personal Data in locations in the United States, including Utah. SirsiDynix takes reasonable precautions to protect EU and Swiss Personal Data in these centers and in other locations in the United States from loss, misuse and unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, and destruction. SirsiDynix also makes reasonable efforts to keep EU and Swiss Personal Data accurate, current, and complete, and reliable for its intended use.
Dispute Resolution
SirsiDynix participates in the EU Safe Harbor Privacy Framework as set forth by the United States Department of Commerce. As part of our participation in the safe harbor, we have agreed to TRUSTe dispute resolution for disputes relating to our compliance with the Safe Harbor Privacy Framework. If you have any complaints regarding our compliance with the Safe Harbor you should first contact us (as provided above). If contacting us does not resolve your complaint, you may raise your complaint with TRUSTe by Internet at http://watchdog.truste.com/pvr.php?page=complaint&url=fax at415-520-3420, or mail at Watchdog Complaints, TRUSTe, 55 2nd Street, 2nd Floor, San Francisco, CA, USA 94105. If you are faxing or mailing TRUSTe to lodge a complaint, you must include the following information: the name of company, the alleged privacy violation, your contact information, and whether you would like the particulars of your complaint shared with the company. For information about TRUSTe or the operation of TRUSTe's dispute resolution process, see http://watchdog.truste.com/pvr.php?page=complaint&url=or request this information from TRUSTe at any of the addresses listed above. The TRUSTe dispute resolution process shall be conducted in English. For human resources data we have agreed to cooperate with Data Protection Authorities.
If you have any questions about this Safe Harbor Privacy Statement, or if you would like to request access to EU and Swiss Personal Data that we may maintain about you, please contact us as follows:
Attention: Legal Department / Privacy Office
3300 North Ashton Blvd Suite 500
Lehi, UT 84043
United States
Toll-free: 800.288.8020
Phone: 1.801.223.5200
Fax: 1.801.223.5202
Any questions regarding this Safe Harbor Privacy Statement should first be directed to the SirsiDynix contact above. If you do not receive acknowledgment of your inquiry or your inquiry has not been satisfactorily addressed, you may then contact the local data protection authorities in your EU member state or Switzerland for further information.