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There's a second, quieter story on the runways this week, one that's hard to fully absorb as each collection quickly whizzes by. We're talking about shoes here, and buyers beware: next season's batch is filled with knockouts sure to test your budgetary willpower.
From the sweetly printed pumps with sleek metal heels at Kate Spade New York to the point d'esprit peep-toe booties at Jason Wu, these are the shoes that are already topping our wish list for Spring 2013 — up close and personal, straight from New York's recent runways. And like any good shopping list, ours is ever-growing, so we'll be adding more just as soon as they march in.
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The average life expectancy of a human being in the 21st century is about 67 years. Do you know what the average life expectancy for a company is? Surprisingly short, it turns out. In a recent talk, John Hagel pointed out that the average life expectancy of a company in the S&P 500 has dropped precipitously, from 75 years (in 1937) to 15 years in a more recent study. Why is the life expectancy of a company so low? And why is it dropping?
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Made a big batch of Habanero Gold and got sidetracked and did not invert/ swirl jars to get the solids suspended in the jelly. Can I re-process to redistribute it? Hope I did not totally screw it up and there is hope.
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I wouldn't bother. Just stir it up at time of use. It looks a bit less pretty on the shelf but otherwise it makes no difference at all and to my mind isn't worth the additional effort and cost. Carol |
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Inside the Level 10M
Even getting this far is somewhat of a feat in itself. Not only do you have to pull the exposed screws, there are some six or so that are hidden under the feet and the stickers. This shows you though that the mouse is supported with a pair of hubs to allow for the open air design of this mouse.
To peer into the bottom of the Level 10M all I had to do was remove the cover with the logo on it to see what is in there.
In here we can spot the Avago ADNS9800 laser sensor that will be tracking all of your movements from 800 DPI all the way up to 8200 DPI, if you can handle that speed accurately.
This is the same 8-bit microprocessor we saw sitting inside of the Theron. This Sonin chip is still more than capable of delivering the information to the PC without delay over the USB 2.0 signal.
This is where I threw in the towel and realized I may not want to go any further. In order to access the top half, not only do you have to disassemble the worm drive for the camber adjustment, but on the top of the mouse is the spring loaded screw for the height adjustment that requires the use of a set pin. If I couldn't get that back together, I would be done, so I cut my losses.
With the Level 10M now back in one piece, I went ahead and plugged it in to see the default profile offerings. In plug-and-play mode the DPI levels on the right click, the scroll wheel, and the boxed outline on the left click all illuminate with the glow of red LEDs.
Under the mesh that allows for convective cooling, there is a Battle Dragon logo that slowly pulses on and off under the mesh.
Above is one last look at the Level 10M just so you can soak it all in. Keep in mind, there are different colors in the five profiles that are preset, but each profile can be set to a mixture of one of seven colors, the box, the scroll wheel and the logo can all be different colors on the same profile, too.?


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The 2008 holiday movie "Four Christmases" clocks in at 80 minutes before the credits roll. The shortness of this film summarizes everything wrong with this movie. Plot lines are rushed, and the film doesn't take advantage of what could be an entertaining ... Source: Eau Claire Leader-Telegram
Vezain said he had his first conversation with Jarrett about four years ago — at a rodeo in Cody, Wyo. "We're real close buds," he said. "Now I have two Christmases instead of one. It's pretty nice." Vezain doesn't seem intimidated in the least ... Source: MySanAntonio
We had happy holidays together and Christmases enjoyed by all ... to wreak such dramatic revenge on those who had mocked his affliction. But it was another four years before the most unexpected legacy of A Fish Called Wanda came to pass. Source: Huffingtonpost.com
That means nearly four decades of heart-shaped boxes of candy and greeting ... Gift-giving happens more often on birthdays and Christmases. Tony and Alma Jones, of Brigantine, have been married for 50 years. Valentine's Day means exchanging cards and ... Source: Atlantic City Press
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Punishing a behavior is not enough to help a person change. Lincoln High's program teaches us two things that need to be remembered if a punishment—in any setting—is to be effective:
1. Seek understanding.
Just like the faculty at Lincoln High, your first priority before doling out punishment should be to try and understand what circumstances contributed to the behavior in the first place. Speak privately to the offender, so that he or she will have the space to speak candidly. Whether family problems, being overcommitted, or a simple lapse in judgment contributed to the negative behavior, your exploring these factors is an act of empathy, and does not mean that you condone the mistake or plan to look the other way. Your show of understanding and the guidance that you provide as a result of knowing everything about the situation will go a long way in helping the offender avoid a similar mistake in the future.
2. Recognize the "red zone."
Too often in the workplace, punishment comes in the form of a public reprimand or berating, usually involving an impulsive and emotional response by an upset manager. This strategy may make the manager feel good, but it does little to reduce the chance of encountering the same behavior in the future. Instead, public scolding generates a stress response that prevents the offender from absorbing information. Principal Jim Sporleder of Lincoln High School utilizes a zone system (red, yellow, green) to identify when people are able to take in information that will help them to learn and improve. Lashing out at offenders puts them instantly into the red zone, if they aren't there already. It is thus vital to recognize when people are in the red zone, and to give them some time to calm down. Otherwise, your message will fall on deaf ears. Septempber 2013
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Dr. Travis Bradberry is the award-winning co-author of the #1 bestselling book, Emotional Intelligence 2.0, and the cofounder of TalentSmart, the world's leading provider of emotional intelligence tests and training, serving more than 75% of Fortune 500 companies. His bestselling books have been translated into 25 languages and are available in more than 150 countries. Dr. Bradberry has written for, or been covered by, Newsweek, BusinessWeek, Fortune, Forbes, Fast Company, Inc., USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and The Harvard Business Review.


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SAN DIEGO, November 11, 2013 – All the cool kids are doing it. Should you?
The use of electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes, also referred to as "vaping," is suddenly a smoking hot trend, fueled by the recent visibility of numerous celebrities including Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Ryan Seacrest among others. Actress Katherine Heigl even convinced talk show host David Letterman to give her rig a try on a recent appearance on "Late Night."
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For those unfamiliar, electronic cigarettes are battery-powered devices that heat a liquid-filled cartridge, allowing the user to inhale the aerosol vapor. The components of the blend vary. They typically include nicotine, propylene glycol or glycerol to produce the aerosol, and various flavorings, which range from mint to fruits to even chocolate.
Some e-cigarettes mimic the look of the real thing, with a tip that glows when the user inhales. Others have a futuristic high tech look, something like a miniature light saber from "Star Wars." They come in enough colors and various bling options to turn them into a fashion accessory.
The devices were first introduced into the general market about 10 years ago, but improved second generation devices produced by the tobacco companies who've seen the writing on the wall as well as the vapor in the air have jumpstarted vaping's popularity. Lorillard, which manufactures several brands of cigarettes including Kent, Newport and True, controls about half the vaping market in the U.S., thanks in part to its aggressive advertising featuring Jenny McCarthy. E-cigarettes now account for four percent of its total revenue. Reynolds American and Altria also have a significant presence in the vaping marketplace.
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Starter vaping kits run under $100, but high end vaping pens can cost as much as $1,000. Some users collect them and have different models they select day to day just as they choose a pair of shoes to go with the rest of their attire.
Vaping has been big in Southern California for several years, and the trend is now spreading, fueled by the visibility of famous faces puffing away.
The Tobacco Vapor Electronic Cigarette Association estimates that four million Americans now use the battery-powered cigarettes. Sales of the devices are expected to exceed $1 billion by the end of this year. It's the best news for Big Tobacco in a long time.
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The use of e-cigarettes has spawned its own culture including dedicated retail vape shops and even vaping bars, similar to hookah bars in some regions where patrons can freely indulge in their e-cigarettes in a social setting.
Fans of e-cigarettes say they are an effective way to stop smoking traditional tobacco cigarettes. Users can taper off their intake of nicotine to a fraction of what they were previously consuming, without ingesting the tars and other dangerous additives in cigarettes. Some say they've tried patches, gum, and counseling without success before finally kicking their habit with e-cigarettes.
Critics say e-cigarettes encourage minors to smoke, and point out they are far from nicotine free. They believe the devices will eventually lead many young users to try tobacco cigarettes and develop a nicotine habit they wouldn't have pursued otherwise. Harold P. Wimmer, president and CEO of the American Lung Association, said the organization is "very concerned that e-cigarettes with flavors like cotton candy and bubble gum are being marketed to kids, which could result in a lifelong addiction to nicotine."
The Center for Disease Control's 2012 National Youth Tobacco Survey found that 10 percent of high school students have tried vaping at some point, 1.78 million people. This is double the previous year. One-third of these users are regular users. What alarms the CDC is that regular tobacco use nearly doubled during this time period as well. How much is attributable to the "starter" factor created by e-cigarettes is unclear.
There is currently no regulation of e-cigarettes by the Food and Drug Administration as there is over tobacco products. It is illegal to sell e-cigarettes devices to minors. It is legal in most states including California to use an e-cigarette indoors, but users say they are careful where they choose to indulge their new habit. Many school districts and local governments are extending current smoking bans to e-cigarettes.
Public health officials and governments say they don't know what they don't know about e-cigarettes, saying that more research is needed and regulation may be needed similar to existing tobacco use laws. School districts are putting specific bans on e-cigarettes in place, and local governments are beginning to restrict their use in ways similar to traditional cigarettes.
The European Parliament recently refused to classify and regulate e-cigarettes like other nicotine delivery systems including patches, to the dismay of the companies which manufacture them andt he delight of e-cigarette users in Europe who voiced strong opposition to the regulations.
One truth must be acknowledged: In a 2010 CDC survey, over two thirds of all traditional cigarette smokers said they wanted to quit. Fifty-two percent said they had tried to quit. But just 6.2 percent of smokers who have tried to quit were eventually successful, less than one out of ten. Smokers who used e-cigarettes to quit smoking tobacco reported a 96 percent success rate. If this is anywhere close to being accurate, e-cigarettes could be the tool health experts and society have desperately sought to try and lower the number of deaths attributed to cigarette smoking in the U.S. and worldwide.
Professor John Britton of the Royal College of Physicians in Great Britain says "If all the smokers in Britain stopped smoking cigarettes and started smoking e-cigarettes we would save five million deaths in people who are alive today."
This should not signal the relaxation of laws protecting nonsmokers from being subjected to unwelcome vapors in the atmosphere. A vaping bar can look like the fog just rolled in off San Francisco Bay. But the cost to society from cigarette smoking demands that the potential of e-cigarettes be fully explored.
Let's bear in mind also at a time when our economy isn't all that healthy that Big Tobacco generates a tremendous amount of revenue, jobs, and taxes. Finding an alternative marketplace that allows these companies to stay in business selling a product that might cut down on cigarette production nothing but positive.
The CDC and FDA both say they will continue to explore ways to increase monitoring and research on e-cigarettes, with particular attention to developing strategies to prevent the use of e-cigarettes among minors.
Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, APR, is President/Owner of the Falcon Valley Group in San Diego, California. Read her regular columns Media Migraine and Ringside Seat in Communities at The Washington Times. Follow Gayle on Facebook and on Twitter @PRProSanDiego. Gayle can be reached via Google +
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Hi, this might be a strange question, but I'll try anyway. Our outside faucet is a frost free type. All the pipes to it were drained all winter to prevent any type of frozen pipes. In the last week we've opened the pipes back up and used this faucet with no problems and no leaks. The temps have not gotten close to freezing. This morning I found the faucet dripping pretty good. No one has turned it on for days. (unless some stranger came and used it for some reason which is doubtful)
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EDMONDS, WASH., Nov. 18, 2011 – Swedish today announced the newest addition to its family of latest-generation da Vinci Surgical Systems, bringing the total to six robots across the non-profit's health-care system. The newest da Vinci Si HD system robot, located at the Swedish Edmonds campus, will provide surgeons with more precision and dexterity over existing surgical approaches, helping improve patient treatment and reduce recovery time.
As one of the first medical centers in the region to perform robotic-assisted surgery, Swedish is home to the fastest growing and most experienced robotic-assisted surgical program in the Pacific Northwest. The multidisciplinary, robotic-assisted surgical program was first established at Swedish in 2005. Since then, Swedish-affiliated surgeons have performed more than 4,000 procedures using the multi-specialty da Vinci Surgical System, more than any other robotic-assisted surgical program in the region.


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On the vividly colored computer screen, pictures of Lake Roesiger Park fade in a montage in a framed box. Next to it, another colorful box shows a link to the park website, the phone number, which can be dialed instantly from a mobile device, and a map with the park's location. The button called Share allows the visitor to post the link to the park on any of several dozen social media sites.
And another button says, "Add to my visit."
Click that, and it goes on a list of things you want to do while you are visiting the Sky Valley.
It's just one of many cutting edge features found on www.choosemonroe.com, the Monroe Chamber of Commerce's website, and all the chamber paid for the sophisticated site is about $2,000.
A tour of the site can take most of an hour, cruising through the links.
The homepage features things to do, places to go, and links to local restaurants, city pages, and news stories from the Monroe Monitor.
A link called "Things to Do" takes you to links to outdoor recreation, dining, attractions, events, the downtown, shopping and more. "Stay here" takes you to hotels and campgrounds.
"Go Local" isn't geared to visitors as much as it is people who live in the area. It includes links to churches, community services, restaurants, retail, professional services and more.
"We know that local people want to know what's local; that's what statistics show," said Bennett.
Another button takes you to "Directions/Maps," where you'll find an interactive map showing you what is in your immediate vicinity. If viewed from a handheld device, it can tell you what you can find within walking or driving distance.
The "Itinerary" button is something like your shopping cart on a shopping site. It shows the items you have chosen with the "Add to my visit" buttons, and you can easily share your itinerary by email.
The last link, to the Monroe Chamber of Commerce page, has information about the chamber, a history of Monroe and more.
The site is meant to make it very easy for anyone planning to visit Monroe to plan their stay.
But it has a whole separate side to it, as well.
"There's a back side that's for members only," said Bennett. Members can contact each other through it and are included in a directory of businesses.
"The hope is that will become more of a networking tool. People can email straight through it, find out how to connect, what chiropractor needs his place painted and that sort of thing to increase business, member-to-member," Bennett said.
And using the tools on the site, they can keep track of visits, click-throughs and more.
Furthermore, each Chamber of Commerce member gets a webpage of their own, to which they can upload photos, link to other webpages or social media sites, embed videos and more.
For most chambers of commerce, a site like this would run easily $30,000, said Bennett.
But Monroe's cash-strapped chamber got it for merely $2,000 because it is a beta, a trial site created by web development company Carta Nova.
"We've been guinea pigs," she said. "We've been a beta project for his company. We told him what we want and need and he put it together."
To see the new site, visit www.choosemonroe.com.


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Located on the Burlington Bay waterfront, this unusual shop is part of the Peace & Justice Center, a nonprofit organization that promotes human rights, racial justice, and economic equality. The store sells a wide variety of fair trade, green-certified products like Tibetan prayer flags, Cambodian silk bags, and handmade Kenyan earrings. The shop also specializes in recycled products, such as messenger bags crafted from old rice sacks, and local goods ranging from colorful knitted socks to organic coffee and maple syrup made on nearby farms.
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LITTLE COMPTON — It may be the center of town, but the Commons has a rural character that seems almost untouched by time, free of loud noise, heavy traffic and chain stores.
This summer, an ongoing renovation of the town's Wilbur & McMahon School, expected to be completed early next year, is the only thing disturbing the quiet of this historical village center.
The "wholesale renovation" project was budgeted for $11.3 million, and so far, an extra $270,000 in additional work has been identified, according to Tom Allder, chairman of the school building committee. The K-8 school was built in 1929, and there have been several additions, the last completed in 1990. Until the work is done, the school's 286 students will go to classes in trailers, Allder said.
The village center also includes a small restaurant, Commons Lunch, and the C.R. Wilbur general store, in addition to historical churches and town buildings, including the Brownell Library and a community center, and a historical cemetery, the Old Commons Burial Ground.
What the state's historical commission wrote in a survey report about the town in 1986 remains true today: "Isolated and remote, Little Compton has been relatively free from the political pressures or economic forces that have transformed much of the rest of Rhode Island into a dense, urban and suburban metropolis."
"The town's resistance to change — at first a result of its isolation, later due to deliberate decisions — has preserved a remarkable legacy," the report added. "… Little Compton presents an idyllic picture, complete with rolling topography, a quiltwork pattern of stone-wall-bounded farms and woodland, complemented by marshes, saltwater ponds, barrier beaches, a rocky promontory at Sakonnet Point, old farm complexes, comfortable summer houses, winding roads, and tree-lined villages."
The Commons is in the center of Little Compton. It was first settled in the 17{+t}{+h} century "and has remained the preeminent village within the town since its creation," according to the survey report.
With a small year-round population, a considerable home-owning and tax-paying base of summer residents, and little in the way of town services — there is no trash pickup, town water or sewer service, and no public high school — real-estate taxes in Little Compton are among the lowest in the state. But the cost of the real estate itself is another story.
Current waterfront listings in town top out at $6 million, and the most expensive single-family house listings near the Commons last week were closer to $1.5 million, including 36 Patton Drive ($1,450,000) and 443 West Main Rd. ($1,495,000). A house at 50 South of Commons Road was listed at $575,000, and a 2-acre parcel of vacant land at 114-C South of Commons Road was priced at $199,900.


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Dollar Bank
, which has 65 locations in Pittsburgh and Cleveland, is among the first banks nationwide experimenting with "personal teller machines" — essentially live tellers in a box — that handle conventional ATM tasks but can also do more complex transactions, according to
this story
The Wall Street Journal
The machines enable tellers working at a remote call center to assist customers with complex deposits, open checking accounts and help with official check printing,
The Journal
Dollar Bank sees personal teller machines as a way to extend hours.
"We've had to use technology to provide a real convenience to our customers," Joseph Smith, senior vice president of marketing at Dollar Bank, tells the newspaper. (The personal teller machines run 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days per week.)
So far,
The Journal
says, "the biggest use of personal teller machines has been at Dollar Bank drive-thru machines, after-hours when the branch is closed." Eventually, Dollar Bank would like to offer personal teller services 24 hours per day, Mr. Smith said.
As more customers turn to mobile and online banking and fewer actually walk into branch offices, "some banks are also trying to streamline branches or get rid of them altogether," according to
The Journal
, which cites data from CEB TowerGroup that says traffic to branch offices is declining on average from 3% to 6% per year.
With personal teller machines, a bank wouldn't need to have employees with specific skill sets at each branch location, according to David Albertazzi, senior analyst at independent research and advisory firm Aite Group.
"Loan officers and small business specialists can serve many people from one location," he tells
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This and that
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Forbes.com, which last fall
efforts by the
Cleveland Clinic
to improve the reporting of quality data to the public, follows up today with
this piece
highlighting five "lessons in transparency" from Clinic CEO Toby Cosgove.
Dr. Cosgrove, Forbes.com notes, "is still very involved with the day-to-day data collection that drives quality improvement." On the morning of the interview with the website, "he had been in a meeting to determine why there was a spike in ICU central-line infections. Collecting and reporting such data is the first step in making improvements."
The five transparency lessons Forbes.com drew from its discussion with Dr. Cosgrove: tap your staff's own competitive desire to improve quality; methodology matters; develop best practices; hold yourself accountable; and tie transparency to sales.
Those might sound like obvious points, but the website accompanies them with an impressive amount of detail to support each concept.
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Athersys Inc.
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this filing
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Dr. Robert Deans, executive vice president of regenerative medicine, received a $62,300 bonus. Laura Campbell, the company's vice president of finance, received $40,500.
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The biggest winner after the 2020 census is likely to be Texas, which at this rate is projected to gain three seats; California and Florida are each likely to gain one,
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The notes go dancin' off in the air
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A number of different companies manufacture portable extract equipment that fall within this broad definition, but there are many variables for the maintenance professional to consider when considering a portable extractor. The machines use of an external or an internal vacuum motor, its approach to cleaning and extraction, and its ability to control water temperature are just a few examples. Commercial Floor Care presents an introductory look at four types of portable extraction carpet cleaning equipment and their use, features and suitability for the commercial marketplace.
Self-Contained Extractor
The self-contained extractor is a portable that the general public usually comes in contact with, as the machines can be rented from hardware or grocery stores. Commonly known as a walk-behind (the user controls the machine from behind), a self-contained system is just that, housing the solution system, recovery system, agitation system and vacuum motor in a single unit.
The all-in-one construction of the self-contained extractor provides a certain convenience of use, according to Jeff Fystrom, senior products manager for Tennant Commercial Products, a division of Tennant Co.
"It's only one machine, so it's easy to store, easy to move around, and easy to maintain," Fystrom says. "You can simply pre-spray your carpet, fill your extractor with solution, get the job done rapidly, and store the machine away again."
Typical use of self-contained units includes quick hits and spotting on carpet, as well as for topical cleaning of lightly soiled areas, Fystrom says. Additionally, self-contained units offer the user the ability to get into remote areas of a building without needing to transport additional equipment.
Steam Extractor
The name "steam extractor" is a misnomer, as steam is not used in the machines. Rather, the extractors use several applications of hot water to enhance cleaning action. The water can be raised to very high temperatures, but its usefulness is diminished if it actually becomes steam.
Steam extractors operate on the principle of "speed is everything," according to Hank Unck, vice president of marketing and sales for Steamin Demon.
"The funny thing is that we all like to believe that cleanliness is what everyone is after, what with all the issues about IAQ (Indoor Air Quality), allergens and the like," Unck says. "But I think what happens is, because of time constraints, people are just happy to make the carpet look good for the time they've spent on it."
Steam extractors work by flushing a high volume of hot water and solution into the carpet, then extracting it.
"For building service contractors, where time means money or where a limited number of staff are on hand, you can cut cleaning time in half," Unck says.
Box Extractor
Also known as a "box-and-wand," a box extractor is just what it says: a box-like extractor with a wand and other attachments. Box extractors can be light, housed mainly in plastic, or they may be heavy, sporting large reservoirs and bladders for solution and waste, depending on the user's specific requirements. The machines usually lay flat on four swivel casters or wheels, but some manufacturers tout versions that allow the body to be tipped onto two wheels and be moved like an upright.
"With box and wand units, a user pre-sprays the carpet, then rinses the chemical and soils out with a wand," according to Bob Robinson Sr., president of Kaivac. "Wands can easily clean corners and underneath furniture, reaching some areas that other machines, due to their construction, may be unable to."
Rotary-Jet Extractor
Rotary-jet extractors are designed to agitate and thoroughly rinse a carpet with rotating multi-spray jet heads. The machines are usually geared more toward restorative cleaning than basic cleaning, and often need to be hooked up to an external or portable vacuum source.
"Our machines are heavy duty," says Darren Watts, national sales manager for CleanMaster. "Five heads go around at 130 revolutions per minute, making 650 cleaning passes per minute."
Instead of hitting a carpet fiber in only one or two directions, a rotary-jet extractor hits a fiber from many different directions at the same time. Increased agitation and pressure spraying allows for deep cleaning and a better-looking carpet, Watts says.
"Really, cleaning comes down to four principles: time, agitation, temperature and chemical," Watts says. "If you lack one of those elements, you want to increase another. And even if you don't have a heated portable, agitation is the portion where you can most effectively increase cleaning."
Chuck Monson, general manager for Rotovac Corp., compares a maintenance professional using a rotary-jet extractor to a carpenter using an electric skill saw.
"A rotary-jet extractor will do the work for you mechanically," Monson explains. "You can become a technician more than a manual laborer."
Like Watts, Monson stresses that the units are best used for restorative cleaning, as well as on heavily soiled areas.
"It's more to take those bad traffic areas away, which may only be 30 or 40 percent of the job," Monson says. "You can speed-clean other areas that aren't as dirty, but if you speed-clean a traffic area, you're not going to get good results. Add a good pre-spray, and rotating heads and rotating spray jets cut through grease like a hot knife through butter."


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Cleveland Municipal Planning commissioners Tuesday night recommended the city not pursue annexation of about 64.4 acres on Freewill Road and Interstate 75 right of way that included the Prospect Apartments.
Senior Planner Corey Divel said city staff recommended commissioners deny the request for annexation by the property owner. He said the proposed annexation area included 5 parcels and 18 dwelling units.
"Due to the state-mandated moratorium on annexations of residential areas which have been performed at the request of the property owner, the most logical route to make this property contiguous to the existing corporate limits is by extending the current boundary along the Interstate 75 right of way," he said.
The recommendation to deny was based on comments from Cleveland Utilities, Cleveland City Schools, Cleveland Police Department and 911 Emergency Dispatch.
"911 is against it because it would cause gaps in the service," he said. "It is confusing for dispatchers if they are not exactly sure which departments to dispatch."
Dispatchers send both city and county emergency responders when they are unsure if the city or county has jurisdiction in a certain area.
"Patrolling, radio response to calls and other routine police services using city personnel and equipment would be provided," Divel said. "However, in order to access this property, it would be necessary to enter the unincorporated county before coming back into the city limits, which makes it difficult for 911 to determine the appropriate jurisdiction."
It would cost Cleveland Utilities $1.2 million to provide sewer service within eight years of annexation.
According to comments from city schools, the area is about .75 miles from the current city limits. It would require bus service with additional fuel costs and add students to Stuart Elementary School. Annexation would add approximately 10 to 11 students to the current enrollment of about 490. The school is currently crowded and transportation services are stretched very thin.
Commissioners approved the following agenda items:
n A request by Clark Taylor and Eric Spencer for preliminary and final site plan approval of T&S Townhomes located on 6.18 acres along 19th Street N.W., Clingan Drive N.W., Wynwood Drive N.W. and 20th Street N.W. The property is zoned R3.
n A request by Michael J. Shaver for preliminary approval Lynndale Park, lot 38. The property is located on .34 acres along Key Street N.W. and Travis Street N.W. The property is zoned R3.


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I give up! in the past five years I've attempted a narrow perennial bed with iris, daylily, and aster against a chain link fence shaded by my neighbors dense row of barely hanging on pines, spruces, hemlocks etc. In the summer they have a southern exposure but there are still blocks of heavy shade and excedingly dry areas. I have watered appropriately but I gotta read the signals the perennials are giving me-few flowers and slow growth.
So my plan is to move them and put in a row of shrubs that have a chance to survive this setting. Of course I would like to do this economically. The length of the bed is about 50 ft and the width can come out from under the canopy a bit. The native soil tends to be sandy and acid. Ideally I love a tapestry effect but I'm a realist will entertain any and all suggestions. Help! |
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I would like to know also. Last year I planted some dwarf burford holly just because they were $2 bucks each on sale. Also, they might not get so huge as some people say dwarf burfords can get due to the conditions, I'm hoping just a manageable 4 ft. or so. Also, I planted some ordinary heavenly bamboo (nandina) because I read somewhere they can handle adverse conditions. It's too early to tell if they'll "hang in there", though. |
My hydrangea arborense Annabelle take pretty dry conditions and propagate quite easily through cuttings or by putting a brick on a branch midsummer for a couple of months to get it to root. That way by buying a few plants you can end up with a bunch. Similarly my aucuba japonica gives many babies by seeding nearby. (Can you grow it in NY?) PG hydrangea limelight provided children through stems that I used as stakes. I haven't done this yet, but I'll bet a brick on a branch will get you a baby. I bought a fresh bunch of curly willow branches at a farmers market for decoration in the house. I put them in a vase with water and they rooted. I potted them and I now have a forest of curly willow saplings that I cut. (Warning do not put anywhere near your water or drain systems. Mine are 50 feet away.) Forcithia stems which are sold by the bundle can also be rooted this way. But nothing beats a nursery that is dumping shrubs onto the market. |
A deciduous bush that can take "abuse" is "Fireball" burning bush. It gets 5' tall by 7' wide and has great red fall color. |
Mapleleaf viburnum can handle dry shade down here (once established, of course, everything needs to be helped the first year). It also has very colorful fall foliage. Highbush blueberries seem to do fairly well also. |
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Nov 24th 2009 4:06PM This is getting really old. I swear this datacenter has far more problems than any other, but that may be just my biased opinion. I hope Blizzard recompenses us in some way for this crap.
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Jun 18th 2009 8:41AM Reroll! I rolled a mage and have been having more fun with the game than I've had in months! Not because it's a mage, but because running all the lower level content and getting gear and levels reminds me of why I enjoy this game: having something attainable to work for.
Right now with my 80s, there isn't really anything I want that I can feasibly from solely my own hard work, and that gets discouraging after a while. The game begins to feel more like work than play.
Reroll and have fun getting excited about a new class and getting your Portal: Theramore spell at level 35. :P
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Jun 17th 2009 2:54PM I would really like to see Blizzard do something about deep Subtlety, either for PvE or PvP. While sub rogues can definitely put out some serious burst coming from stealth, about 6s out of stealth they are pretty weak and exceptionally fragile. The lack of Quick Recovery or other survivability buffs makes it impossible for a deep sub rogue to dream about competing seriously in arena...and HAT is too gimicky and dependent on your other party members to be solely relied upon for PvE. My dreams for deep subtlety:
1) Some out of stealth survivability, like a reworking of Cheat Death to be a on demand defensive cooldown ala mini-Pain Suppression or the like.
2) More sustained DPS 6s out of stealth. Further reduce the energy cost of backstab or increase the damage of Hemo. Even better, something that makes sub rogue auto attacks deal additional nature or shadow damage ala Necrosis would be an excellent PvE and PvP buff.


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RE: counter height window pictures please (Follow-Up #20)
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posted by: saxmaan1 on 09.25.2009 at 10:45 pm in Appliances Forum After being in a bunch of open houses lately, I notice many SS ranges are really discolored. And they are the expensive models. These ranges are beautiful when I look at them in the store brand new, but do these things look nasty after several years use? What should I expect? I am looking for a range, and currently have an ancient one made by Caloric, but the paint has always cleaned well. I was considering Stainless, but now I am wondering. And if you need to scrub the surface clean with one of the sponges with the green scrub surface, do you wind up making scratches to the surface?
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posted by: kailuamom on 09.29.2009 at 08:23 pm in Kitchens Forum Hey all -
Long time no talk. I am still grieving my beautiful kitchen that I still own, but have only cooked in once! But, that's not what I'm writing about..... In the CA house, I would like to update our perfectly good kitchen. I really need a new faucet. Here's the thing, our current faucet has an escutchen (am I spelling that right?) and none of the faucets I want seem to have them. Can I just buy the part and add it to a faucet I buy? Do I have to have one? See below pix of what I have and what I want; Link to what I want Here is a link that might be useful: Delta Leland NOTES: <none>
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I recently stained my Garapa deck with some Woodrich wiping stain, and was very pleased with the results. Now that I'm working on the landscaping around the deck (which is currently a nice pit of dirt), there's a good amount of dirt traffic/footprints on the deck surface.
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[donotprint]Who doesn't like lasagna? It is one of my favorite dishes because you can make so much with it, from the most authentic recipes to the craziest combinations. I have posted several lasagna recipes on this blog, but now I want to share one that was very simple and yet very delicious that Jon and my new roommate Chris loved. Is there a better comfort food than a plate of delicious lasagna?[/donotprint]
Poblano lasagna rolls
The ingredients:
- 12 lasagna noodles, cooked
- 2 TBSP olive oil
- 1/2 onion, chopped
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 lb Italian sausage, cut in small cubes
- 2 poblano peppers, roasted, cleaned and chopped
- 1 lb ricotta cheese
- 1/2 cup Romano, Parmesan and asiago cheese mix
- 2 eggs
- salt and pepper to taste
- Italian herbs to taste (oregano, basil, parsley, etc)
- 3 cups tomato sauce
- 1/2 lb mozzarella cheese, sliced
The how-to:
- Sautee onion and garlic in olive oil on an skillet. Add the Italian sausage and cook until it starts to brown.
- Pour 1 cup of the tomato sauce and the cooked sausage in a baking dish and spread all over the bottom.
- In a bowl mix the ricotta cheese, poblano peppers, cheese mix, eggs, herbs, salt and pepper.
- Extend a lasagna noodle over a cutting board and spread about 1.5 – 2 TBSP of the cheese mixture in one half of the noodle.
- Roll carefully and place in the baking dish on top of the sauce and sausage. Repeat with the rest of the noodles.
- Pour the rest of the tomato sauce on top of the noodles and place the mozzarella slices on top.
- Bake at 350°F for 35-40 minutes. Let it cool down for about 5 minutes before serving.
¡Buen provecho!
[donotprint]This dish is my entry for this week's Presto Pasta Nights hosted by Cynthia from Kitchen Slave. I haven't participated in that fun event for a long time, but I want to vindicate myself with these lasagna rolls.[/donotprint]
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Ohhhhh, I'm growing pablanos in the garden this year & this look like such a good way to use them!
Brilliant! Can't wait to try.
Wow! Very creative with the Mexican Lasagna, Ben. I've got to try it. Won't be cooking for a few days though, we're off to Kona.
I've been seeing a few lasagna rolls lately. I love the use of poblanos here and now you have me craving them!
Oh what a lovely recipe! I love lasagna rolls!
That photograph of the roasted poblano is awesome.
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oh my oh my! im craving this cheesy, spicy lasagna now. What a great idea to put poblanos in it. bookmarked!
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