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Viking Sewing Machines changes its name to VSM Group – and prepares for a flotation
Viking Sewing Machines, the leading manufacturer of domestic sewing machines and software and accessories for sewing and embroidery, is changing its name to the VSM Group.
– There are several reasons for the change, of which the most important is that it means we will have a neutral company name that does not favour either of our two strong brands – Husqvarna Viking and Pfaff, said Svante Runnquist, MD of the VSM Group that has 1 750 employees worldwide, including 500 in Sweden.
At the same time, the new VSM Group name will be complemented by the tag line "Changing World of Sewing" that indicates which areas the company is actively involved in.
– It also sends out a signal that we intend to continue to play a leading role in the ongoing restructuring of the sewing sector, Svante Runnquist added.
As before, the VSM Group's marketing resources will be concentrated on the company's two brands – Husqvarna Viking and Pfaff, not on the new company name.
In parallel with the change of name, preparatory work ahead of seeking a stock exchange listing has been initiated.
– The uncertainty surrounding stock markets around the world makes it difficult to predict a suitable time, but after the successes we have achieved in recent years, we feel that a listing would aid the company's continued growth, said Svante Runnquist.
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Dimensions: | |
Cord Length (Feet): | 24 |
Product Overview: | |
Color: | Purple |
General Warranty: | 1 year limited |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 13.95 |
Accessories Included: | Crevice tool, Dust Brush/Upholstery Tool, Motorized Pet PowerMate Pet Tool |
Controls on Handle: | Yes |
General Features: | |
Power Cord Included: | Yes |
Performance Features: | |
Bag or Bagless: | Bagless |
Bag Type: | NA |
Cleaning Width (in.): | 14 |
Cord Storage: | Retractable |
Filter Type: | HEPA |
Number of Amps: | 12 |
Number of Filters: | 2 |
Number of Height Adjustments: | 4 |
Number of Motor Speeds: | 1 |
Pile Height Adjustment: | Manual |
Recommended Floor Type: | Carpet & Bare Floor |
Suction Type: | Motorized |
Telescopic Handle: | Yes |
Convenience Features: | |
Assembly Required: | Yes |
Light: | Yes |
Other Features: | Bagless Canister |
Attachments: | |
Attachment Type(s): | Crevice nozzle, Dusting brush; Motorized Pet PowerMate |
Attachment Reach (ft.): | 10 |
Number of Onboard Attachments: | 2 |
Total Attachments Included: | 3 |
Wand Material: | Aluminum |
Wand Type: | Telescopic |
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Kenmore Bagless Compact Canister Vacuum - Lightweight
Versatile and compact, this Kenmore bagless canister vacuum is light and easy to use. Cleaning floors, carpets and rugs is simple with its retractable cord. Plus there's no more replacing bags with this bagless canister vacuum: the transparent dust bin shows you exactly when it's time to empty the canister. Its compact size makes it easy to lift and store while its 360-degree swivel hose and cyclonic design give you all the cleaning power you'd expect from a Kenmore vacuum.
- Designed to make cleaning-up after pets a cinch, the Pet PowerMate™ attachment lifts hair, dander and more from furniture, rugs and carpeting in seconds.
- The True HEPA certified filter can be trusted to remove almost all significant allergens from air flowing through the vacuum, so you can breathe easy.
- The filterless dust cup gathers dirt in a round chamber that empties quickly and saves you the cost of replacement bags.
- Upper and lower quick releases let you easily attach and detach on-board tools at the press of a button, making transitioning between surfaces a breeze.
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Only used the new bagless canister vacuum once, but it performed very well once I got the hang of it. Initially, it kept turning off when I would start vacuuming on carpet, but after adjusting the connections a few times, the problem seemed to go away and I was able to vacuum the entire upstairs and downstairs with no problem. It isn't very loud, and it picked up far more dirt than either of my old vacuums. So far, as long as it doesn't start turning off again, it will be a vast improvement over my old vacuums.
Westfield, NJ
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Works well, but far too complicated to maintain. The dirt receptacle area fills up much too quickly and it's nowhere as simple as just pulling out a single dust cup and emptying it into a garbage can---there are many nooks and crannies inside that area that collect gobs of dust which have to be dug out manually, and the dust cup itself comes apart into several segments. Clogs are a frequent problem, again because there are so many cavities and filters within the unit for them to collect in or on. You have to read every page in the manual to understand all the complicated maintenance procedures that are necessary to keep this machine going. It's too late to exchange it---we're going to keep it as a back-up and buy another vacuum that uses bags and is, hopefully, as simple to operate and maintain use as my superb 16-year-old Kenmore whose motor finally died. R.I.P., old friend! I know I'll never see your like again!
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Picks up very well and easy to handle except that the canister does not rack well when you are moving forward, sometimes requiring to go back to align it with the path.
Hawthorne, NY
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Great suction, very light, can't believe how much dirt was in my rugs!
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The two days I used it, I spent 20 minutes vacuuming and over 60 minutes clearing the clogs. I had to take everything apart. My clothes were all dusty. The sink was a mess. You better be outside to empty this one! It does pull loads of dirt and dog hair out. It just tends to back up into the filter area and get all clogged up. I am returning the vacuum. I'll return to bags in a heartbeat! I'm mad at Consumer Reports for leading me to this vacuum.
Southaven, MS
I own a navigator, which is okay for a quick job, but it was very lacking in many areas. So, I decided to try this bagless canister vacuum because it had the highest rating in a consumer products magazine. I read some of the negative reviews online (oddly enough, on kenmores own website) and had second thoughts, so I cancelled the order an hour later, but for some reason the vacuum showed up at my door anyway (only a few days for shipping - surprisingly fast). I decided to keep it, and I am VERY glad I did. This vacuum does what my upright cannot do. It has motorized brushes (separate motors for vacuum base, powerhead, and small powerhead), that work REALLY well; And, also, the metal handle is great for attaching the crevice tool and getting all the places the upright won't get (which I run along the crevice where the base molding and carpet meet.), I also used it to clean the dust off my ventilation covers...which really needed it...and they look nice and clean now). Canister vacuums are more difficult to use, but there is no comparison on how well they work, and how versatile they are. I have both types, but if I only could have one, I'd definitely get the canister vacuum. Although I haven't owned it long, this vacuum has already exceeded my expectations. Some people complained online about motor failures, so I bought the 3-yr replacement protection plan. Others complained about the canister size, but its large enough. The dust is driven so fast in the canister it compresses it to one side...yet the airflow is perfectly fine...it works great! I was thinking about getting a bagged vacuum, but I am glad I didn't...bagless is the way to go! I really like the power button on the handle too, it makes it real easy to turn on/off, and it slides between 3 settings [off; bare floor (brush is off), or carpet (brush on)]. If you are having second thoughts about this because of other people's negative reviews on this particular site, do not let them discourage you...this vacuum is GREAT (the magazine is correct...it deserves the highest of ratings)! It also has a brush attachment for the wand/handle, which will allow you to clean the carpets of your car! (I haven't used it yet, but I already know it will work great...because it has good suction). Anyway, I hope this review helps some people in their decision making. All I can say is that this is a great vacuum, and you will not be disappointed. This vacuum puts the navigator to shame!
Beaver Meadows, PA
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I purchased this vacuum because my last one, also a Kenmore canister, finally bit the dust. The pros are; suction is great, very powerful, headlamp on the carpet attachment - apparently not all vacuums come with this anymore, the canister is lighter than my last one, and it's quieter - but it's still a vacuum, so don't expect silence. The cons; it's bagless. This means after you've swept up all the pet hair and dust and other undesirable stuff you have to expose yourself to it. The waste does not magically fall out of the collection bin when you open it, I picked up tons of golden retriever fur which was packed in and I had to reach into the bin and pull it out. Dust flew up in the air, and the first time I stupidly emptied it directly into my waste can, then not thinking later, just tossed something into the can on top of the vacuum waste sending more dust flying. Now I empty it into a plastic store bag and tie it before tossing. Still gross that I have to handle the dirt. The attachment caddy is in a horrible spot on the wand. I'm forever bumping it and the attachments fall off. This next part is very important, this vacuum model DOES NOT COME WITH A BARE FLOOR ATTACHMENT! While the carpet attachment does a great job on (key word) carpet it totally stinks for bare floors. I have solid flooring in every room of my house with area rugs in the living room and bedrooms. I absolutely need the bare floor brush for maneuvering into corners, under furniture and gliding smoothly over the floor...there's no gliding with fixed wheels, you can go straight forward or straight backward. Also the carpet attachment can suck up light things like dog hair and dust from the solid floor but not bigger/heavier pieces like chunks of mud or cereal, you need the bare floor brush to create that suction against the surface. Why on earth Kenmore would not include this part is beyond me. I would have just used the one from my last vacuum but of course the wand had a different end and it wouldn't fit. Also, the canister tips over if you move too quickly in the opposite direction, but I can be more careful of this in the future.
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So much easier and lighter to use than a stand-up vacuum, especially for someone with back problems.
Brooklyn, NY
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This is the first bagless vacuum cleaner that I have purchased. Very easy to assemble. Vacuum cleaner appears to be very well made. I have owned previous Kenmore brand vacuum cleaners but they were usually uprights or canisters. I find the control locations have been moved to very convenient locations on the wand handle. Suction was strong and I found this vacuum cleaner much easier to use than my old upright and canister cleaner. The previous cleaners lasted many years and I hope this one will be the same. I find fewer attachments with this model than previous ones that I had but I guess that is to be expected these days. I especially liked the HEPA capability. I found using this vacuum cleaner a lot cleaner and less dust raised during usage than the older models that I had.
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I am almost 54. Four years ago, I had staining between periods and the doctor tested me and found large fibroids. I was given pills for a short while and my periods became regular until now.
I went for a pap smear a month ago which was normal but the fibroids are still large (according to the doctor during the exam). Anyways, since the exam I have been staining continuously. Is this just coincidence? Must I go back to the doctor? Or how long should I wait it out? I had dental work done and have been on pain killers for the past couple of weeks. Could this be causing the breakthrough bleeding? |
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Hi Marie, I'm not real familiar with fibroids.......but maybe when he scratched you for the pap smear, he dug into part of the circulation of the fibroid? I guess I'm less concerned, since your pap was normal. Is it fresh-looking blood, or old stuff? If it's bright red, I think I would go back to the doctor. You also don't want to get anemic over the long run. If it's darker, old stuff, I don't think I'd worry about it and would probably give it another month. Good luck! |
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Fort Oglethorpe Police work to figure out how a school bus was stolen, and then later returned to a different school. Investigators say the bus went missing from Battlefield Primary, and it was all caught on tape. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl shows us the video in a story you will only see on 12.
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Personal: Born on Nov. 28, 1995 in Merrilville, Ind. to parents Beatriz and Anthony Dowdell. Was an honor roll student all four years of high school and has career ambitions of being a nurse.


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Anti-Choicers Can't Get Around It: Their Arguments Have No Standing
1:06 pm in Uncategorized by RH Reality Check
As part of the struggle to prevent women from using the health-care benefits they earn, six state attorneys general—who clearly need something better to do with their time—launched a suit to give employers the right to deny employees coverage of birth control as part of their health policies. Now, those attorneys general are giving up the lawsuit, for now at least, in no small part because a federal judge earlier ruled they have no standing to sue. What other people do with their own insurance coverage does not, it turns out, cause any actual damage to strangers, making it really hard for these conservative attorneys to argue that they have standing. Ian Millhiser at ThinkProgress explains:
"Standing" is the requirement that a plaintiff show that they have actually been injured by a law before they are allowed to sue to challenge it in federal court. No one, not even a state attorney general acting on behalf of his or her state, is allowed to bring a case to federal court simply because they do not like the law, or because they are able to offer some speculative reason why the law might somehow injure them at some point in the future.
This problem that these attorneys general were facing is a fundamental problem for the anti-choice movement generally: All their beliefs go back to the conviction that what other people, even perfect strangers, are doing in bed somehow affects them and so needs to be stopped by any means necessary. (Sadly, as family planning clinics and abortion clinics can tell you, this sometimes means that criminal and even violent behavior is often a part of the arsenal that anti-choicers use in attacking other people for having sex without their permission.) The problem with this belief is self-evident. What other people are doing with their bodies does not actually affect anti-choicers, and so their standing—not just legally, but morally—is always hard to impossible to establish. Thus, the never-ending parade of bad faith arguments and outright lies that come from anti-choicers.
With their support of abortion bans, there's at least a mild plausibility to their claim to be concerned over fetal life, though of course it crumbles the second you start looking more deeply at the evidence, particularly when it comes to the fact that anti-choicers consistently resist every realistic policy known to reduce the abortion rate because those policies don't actually satisfy their real desire to punish women for having sex. Beyond that, though, they lose the ability to come up with arguments that don't nakedly expose their belief that they are the proper owners of your body.
The contraception mandate battle is a perfect example of this. Unable to come right out and say that they don't want it to be too easy for women to have non-procreative sex, anti-choicers have instead latched onto this "religious freedom for employers" argument. Unfortunately, the argument doesn't work without the assumption that your employer has some ownership over his employee's private life, including her own religious beliefs. The argument rests on the assumption that because your employer has a right to control your compensation after he's released it to you, that even though the insurance plan actually belongs to you and not your employer—because you earned it, alongside your paycheck—he has a right to dictate how you use it. It really is no different than trying to control how you spend your paycheck, but anti-choicers hope the public, confused by the heavily bureaucratic insurance system, won't see that. But if you spend even a few moments thinking about it, it becomes clear that the objection to the contraception mandate is rooted in the belief that your employer has a right to try to impose his religious views on you in the bedroom.
Another favored tactic is to focus excessively on young women under the age of 18, exaggerating how much control parents have over the bodies of teenage girls and appointing themselves substitute parents in order to gain control. But inevitably, these kinds of arguments always end up giving them the control over adult women they quietly believe they are entitled to. Laws requiring Plan B to be put behind the pharmacy counter were justified as ways to keep teenagers from defying their parents' supposed right to force them to ovulate, but the result was that adult women also had incredibly restricted access.


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Shredded Teriyaki Chicken Sandwiches Recipe
In Auburn, Alabama, Pam May turns lemon juice, soy sauce, garlic, ginger and a little brown sugar into a lip-smacking sauce that seasons shredded cooked chicken.
- 2-1/2 cups shredded cooked chicken
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 4 sandwich buns, split
- In a large saucepan, combine the first seven ingredients. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 3-4 minutes or until heated through. Spoon chicken mixture onto each bun bottom; replace tops. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Teriyaki Chicken Sandwiches in Quick Cooking
May/June 2004, p9
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I just bought this 100+ year old home for renovation and i am having a tough time identifying the architectural style of it.I do know the previous owner did an addition on the back of it about 60 years ago. Can someone please shed some light on it so i can have a base on how to restore it? |
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- Posted by columbusguy1 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 27, 13 at 1:16
Hmm, identifying styles is often difficult because of changes made over the years. That siding looks like it's 40s era shingling...can you confirm that? How many rooms per floor? I think you have had either a porch, or a hood removed over the front entry...if a full porch, the house might be a Foursquare if the room number fits. That's looking like a cross-gabled roof to me--what does it do on the back of the house? Can you give a picture of some interior details which might help? What is the trim-simple, ornate...and what of knobs and other hardware? |
- Posted by sombreuil_mongrel (My Page) on Wed, Feb 27, 13 at 8:49
I'd say Tri-gable ell/farmhouse, from the late Victorian period (1885-1900) You are missing the porch, BTW; it needs to be put back. Casey |
- Posted by VictoriaElizabeth (My Page) on Wed, Feb 27, 13 at 12:42
I'm with sombreuil… It's a beautiful house! Will be lovely when you're finished! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Our Victorian Project.
- Posted by civ_IV_fan (My Page) on Thu, Feb 28, 13 at 9:17
i'd just call it a vernacular victorian. paint, shutters, and reworking the entryway would take this from meh to holy ** that is beautiful |
- Posted by Renovator8 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 2, 13 at 13:34
The roof doesn't appear to be resting on the house frame properly. I suspect this house has had a lot of bad things done to it. |
- Posted by chinacat_sunflower (My Page) on Mon, Mar 4, 13 at 14:23
I agree - it looks like a Victorian that's been stripped naked and wrapped in siding...the entryway is the only hint of personality left. |
I would load more photos but dont know how to load multiple. can someone give me a hint? |
- Posted by weedyacres (My Page) on Tue, Mar 12, 13 at 12:15
For pics, upload them to photobucket, then paste the HTML code they supply for it into your post here. |
- Posted by slateberry51 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 13, 13 at 10:47
Empire woodworks might be a good place to start for materials to restore your porch, especially if you can get your hands on an old photo of your house. If you contact families of people who lived there in the past, you might be surprised to get an email from someone with a very helpful photo. I'm not affiliated with Empire; I"m just really pleased with their selections. I'm thinking of using one of their spandrels in the high doorway into my kitchen. |
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- Posted by SouthernCanuck (My Page) on Thu, Mar 14, 13 at 21:43
Looks identical to the house Mom grew up in Western NY minus the ornate front veranda, gingerbread, the gables scalloped shingles, corbels etc. and that home had a turret on the front right corner of the attic. They refered to it as Victorian as well. Your place looks to be stripped to the bare bones when someone tried to modernize it, a pity to be sure. Happened frequently in the 50's when steel siding became practical. All the architectural elements that are worth thousands today ended up in a fire pit, and anything that needed to be meticulously painted was scrapped. Renovator8, if you read this any idea why the roof would be offset to the right by a foot or so? The only thing I can think of is that the roof trusses were all made too short, too low, too narrow or the first was not set centered. Perhaps it was a architectural element to offset the roof. Something I'm going to be looking for. Can't swing a cat out here without hitting a century home. |
Okay, so i did some research and GNAHRGIS Historic Report classified it as a colonial revival???? Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps does prove it had a front porch, however one says it was a 2 story and the other says it was a 1 story. So now i'm excited and yet still confused. can someone give me some links to some photos of homes with a porch that will fit my house so i can get some ideas for renovation? Also can some one explain the offset roof? I will be more than happy to exchange emails and send some pics of the frame in the attic if that would help |
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A great place to go for old house pictures. I think you can get some ideas here. You can search the archives for homes by the age, style, or location! |
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Maybe I am misunderstanding which part of the roof you're referring to as offset, so forgive me if this is an off-the-mark too simplistic explanation! I don't think the roof is offset - I think the area to the left side (when facing the front, as shown in your first picture) is the side of a two-story dormer which was added on later, with its right side flush with the front of the house. Since the house is now sheathed in "new" siding, you don't see where the addition starts. The roof is centered over what would be the original section (or at least the section which existed prior to the dormer addition, whether it's actually completely original, or not.) That also explains why there is so much more room to the left side of the front windows than to the right side of the front windows. Noting that the roof overhangs the right side somewhat, and imagining how it would overhang the left side in the same way, if there were no dormer, you can see that without the dormer, the side of the house would be considerably more than a foot in from where it is now... it would be shifted by the depth of the dormer (revealed in another photo.) It all matches up. I grew up in a Victorian-era house in Maine (of a type commonly referred to in New Hampshire as a "New Englander," although I had never heard that term until I moved to NH, so I don't think it is used much outside of New Hampshire. It is a term used broadly to describe many Victorian-era houses with the front door in the gable end.) It had a similar two-story dormer addition. Do you see any evidence of an addition, when you look in the attic? If you follow the roofline back to the back of the house, and look at the rear facade, it is centered over the rear, isn't it? And that side of the house is all in one plane, save for the dormer, correct? I think the appearance of the roof not sitting properly is also heightened by the fact that the photo is a little bit crooked, and the roof has a substantial overhang. EDIT: Yikes, I only looked at the date of the last post, not the date of the original posts... this OP may be long gone. |
This post was edited by lizzie_nh on Fri, Sep 6, 13 at 8:40
- Posted by old_house_j_i_m (My Page) on Mon, Sep 9, 13 at 8:58
The ROOF isn't offset, the GABLE is off center. I wonder if the left side corner of the house was once "clipped" at a 45 degree angle with windows and gingerbread - pretty common on queen anne's. That could explain the off center gable (which would have been centered over the front portion of the facade, sans angled corner.) I see tons of houses like this - stripped to nothing on the outside. thankfully youre in the right place to learn a ton about how to restore it back to what it once was. Best of luck |
- Posted by lauriekay1958 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 12, 14 at 22:17
Did you ever find out any info on your house? Mine, in the photo, seems very similar to yours. The porch is not original and we are trying to find photos of old houses like this to copy. We have no old photos of our house so we have to guess, but I'd like to be as accurate as possible. |
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House Democrats have revived and slightly tweaked the 2013 bill, sending it to a Monday public hearing before the House Health Care Committee. Sen. Rodney Tom, D-Medina and leader of the 24-Republican-two-Democrat Senate Majority Coalition Caucus, said Health Committee chair Randi Becker, R-Eatonville, gets to decide whether the bill gets a hearing in the Senate and passes out of the health committee.
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Supporters argued in favor of a woman's right to have abortion insurance regardless of her carrier. Pregnancies, after all, are often unexpected, and women should not have to worry about whether her insurance covers abortions as she sorts out what she wants to do. "A woman needs options based on her circumstances not her insurance coverage,"said Dr. Annie Iriye, who spoke on behalf of the Washington chapter of the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynocologists.
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Reproductive parity. To a longtime pro-choice person it sounds righteous until my brain kicks in. Parity means equal. Reproductive parity means a decision to kill or to give life full expression is equally valued and equally valuable to the community. And since death is as valuable as life, we must all subsidize her decision to kill if we want to support her decision to bring new life into the world. Death is as valued as life? What does that say about us as a people? Or as a species?
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When you don't have a defensible position, bring out the bully word, or the racist word or other pejorative of your choice.
I want choice. Free choice. If you want this coverage, buy a plan that includes it!!! Don't make me pay for it, when, lacking divine intervention, it is not a procedure I would have.
Simple. No war on anyone save for those who would have to pay for other's chocies.
Bullying is just bad, sometimes really bad behavior. Expressing honestly held beliefs and opinions, and exercising MY choice while not restricting yours (hey, reach in your pocket and pay for it) is not bullying
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Shocking since Becker is one of the twelve Republocrats in the MCC. She voted to keep Hobbs on as chair of the Financial Institutions Committee. There are only 12 Republicans in the Washington State Senate and there are 12 Republocrats. The vote in their caucus proved that yesterday.
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Free choice and legal abortions are important.
But health plans should not be legislatively required to pay for abortions. Abortions are wasteful and should only be contemplated as the last resort to choose - and do not make me pay for your abortion.
If you 'flunked health 101' and got pregnant, I have sympathy for you. But as an adult who knows many women who have had -- many, yes many -- abortions, I believe far too many people are using abortions as the cure for the sheer laziness of not using birth control.
By your 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th or even more abortions, you disrespect the miracle of life in ways that to me are unimaginable. Don't make me pay for your irresponsibility.
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There are two issues popping up here. 1. Should my insurance policy pay for your abortions (i.e. those who don't believe in abortions don't want to be paying for others' abortions). 2. Should my hospital or clinic deny me the right to an abortion (well, I'm male, so let's hypothetically say my wife).
If you look at this as two issues, it seems like a solution is approachable. Require all publicly subsidized facilities to provide abortions to those who need or desire one. Allow people to choose a plan that does or does not include abortions. If you choose one that does not, you still would have the option of having an abortion; you simply would have to pay for it.
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"This is a bullying bill. It's not about choice. It's about taking away choice." says Ms. Connelly (" the strongest voice" according to the author). No she simply abuses our intelligence and our very language. Likewise, "Reproductive Parity", "reproductive health", all in the evasive lexicon of the abortion movement. They don't want to say "abortion". They want to make (substitute your favorite euphemism) sound like the "healthy choice".
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Every now and then I read about the slim fluorescent options for undercabinet lighting. Some units use the T4 bulbs and others use the T5 bulbs. When you compare similarly sized fixtures, the output (in lumens) and wattage tend to be similar for the T4 and T5 units.
I know that it has been asked before about which one is better, and other than choosing the option in which replacement bulbs are most easily found, I could not determine any other factors. I noticed that the manufacturer of the Hera line of slim fluorescents available at Home Depot (Expo) claims that you must only use their replacement bulbs. I don't know if this is a warranty issue, a marketing strategy or if their bulbs are truly proprietary. In my search for linkable fixtures, I came across the Super Sleek T4 and T5 units available from Brodax (among other similar products from other manufacturers). After a few emails with the owner of the company, I finally asked him what were the real differences between his lines of T4 and T5 slim lighting and what trade-offs or advantages one had over the other. His response was as follows:
Although I cannot generalize between the Brodax units and those offered by other manufacturers, it seems as if the visual differences between T4 and T5 fixtures of the same length may not be noticeable. So, as someone previously posted, the availability of replacement bulbs may be a bigger factor than whether or not the unit has T4 or T5 bulbs. If getting the absolute shortest (not by much) undercabinet lights are a necessity, they tend to be found in some of the T4 choices- although I have come across T5 units that were shorter than T4 counterparts. If height is a priority, you still need to compare the units by different manufacturers. At least with the (linkable) Brodax lights, if three-prong units are required, then the T5 is the answer. For those of you looking into slim fluorescent undercabinet options, I hope that this is useful information. |
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The difference is 1/8" in diameter. That's all. I would choose the one for which replacements are more readily (and inexpensively!) available. |
I guess that it would be easy to assume that a smaller diameter bulb would yield less light, but that does not appear to be the case...at least between the T4 and T5 of equal lengths. |
David knows more about fluorescents than I do, but I'd look at availablity of different bulb qualities. It may be that the larger diameter bulbs, having been around longer, are available in a wider range of color temperatures and CRI ratings. |
In my search, I've found that most manufacturers offer a choice of bulbs (temperature/K) but seem to have cool white as the default choice. When the manufacturer offers one type of bulb only (or at least shows only one choice), it is also usually the cool white. |
That's probably because cool white bulbs are cheap. If you care about the quality of the light, you should look for better bulbs. |
Given the choices, what bulbs give the best work light without muddling the colors of things: 3000K - warm white I haven't seen price differences between the choices. Thanks, |
Almost certainly the daylight, but you're really looking at the wrong attribute. You want to look for a number called the CRI or Color Resolution Index. The closer that number is to 100, the better. Cool white is cool-colored with lousy color resolution. Warm white is warm-colored with lousy color resolution. Daylight is cool-colored but probably has much better color resolution. |
What Jon says was true years ago, but not any more. "Cool white" was often used (and still often is) to refer to the old halophosphate phosphor T12 lamps, which had low CRI (in the 60 range or less). These do yield rather unpleasant light and poor color rendering. "Warm white" also used to refer to modified halophosphate lamps. Often these had even lower CRI than the cool white lamps, in the 40s or 50s. These did an absolutely horrible job on colors. However, modern T8 lamps have a blend of 3 types of rare earth phosphors. This gives a much better light and a wide range of color temperature (CT) and color rendering index (CRI). You can get T8s in 4100K color temperature with high CRI (82 or so). These have a somewhat chilly light but it's much improved over the dreary light from the old T12s. They still feel like living under a perpetually cloudy sky, but at least the color rendering is better. They're incredibly bright, BTW. The 3000K T8 lamps with 82+ CRI produce a very pleasant warm light which blends well with incandescents. The pinkish cast of old warm whites is gone, and color look good and warm under them. They're so far ahead of the old warm white that there's no comparison. When buying T8 lamps, look at the product code on the lamp. It depends on the manufacturer, but most adhere to this convention. You'll usually see something like "F32T8/741" or "F32T8/830." There may be some other letters in there, but what you're concerned with is the last 3 digits (after the slash). The first digit designates the CRI, the last two stand for the color temperature. Thus an 830 lamp is 82CRI, 3000K and a 741 lamp is 74CRI and 4100K. You usually want the first digit to be as high as possible, and the last two are more a matter of taste. I use 830 lamps in living spaces, and 835 or 735 lamps for the cellar and garage. If you're fitting out an artist's studio or a laundry room, you might want 850 or 865 (bluish-tinged daylight). There are also a few very high (90+) CRI lamps available. Osram-Sylvania and/or Philips (sorry, don't recall which) make 930, 950, and 965 types. These are fairly expensive and usually have to be special ordered, but they should produce excellent color rendering. Hope this helps. |
Some additional information. Here's a table showing the CT, CRI, and roughly equivalent T12 and T8 lamps.
"Proprietary" indicates that most manufacturers supplied a lamp meeting this standard, but used a proprietary name for it (Designer, Chroma, Ultralume, etc.). The only names that were used industry-wide were warm white, medium white (or just white), cool white, and daylight. Later "deluxe" versions of some of these became part of the standard names. Notice that there are essentially no T8 equivalents of the old low-CRI T12 lamps (though some of the cheap Chinese import T8 lamps may fall into that category). AFAIK, all the T8 lamps use triple rare earth phosphors and have CRI at least in the 70+ range. The table is not exhaustive; many other types of lamps have been manufactured. By the 1970s and 1980s, it was quite possible to obtain high-CRI T12 lamps. What has changed is that in those days high-CRI lamps were hard to find. Today, the standard low-priced T8s available from stock in most hardware stores are about equivalent to the special order midrange T12s of 30 years ago. Thus, with T8s, you're much more likely to get good light than you ever were with T12s. |
David, thanks for bringing us (me) up to speed. Do you happen to have similar information about the smaller bulbs currently used in UC lights? |
For the most part, for every quality T4 and T5 slim strip light I saw, the CRI index for the bulbs were stated to be 82+. The bulb most recommended (or at least the default choice on manufacturer sites) seems to be the 4100K cool white with the CRI of 82+. Unless I am convinced or reeducated otherwise, I am assuming that these bulbs will play best in a kitchen with halogen incandescent recessed lighting. Am I on the right track? Thanks, Rob |
The color temp of the halogens (if not dimmed) will be around 2900, so the cool white fluorescents will look cool by comparison. The difference will increase as the halogens are dimmed. |
I don't know about the science, I just know that when I was picking under-cabinet fluorescents, I was able to see various GE bulbs "in action" and ended up choosing the 3500s over the 3000s. We like them, but don't have much halogen in the kitchen if that makes a difference. |
A 75-100 watt conventional incandescent (A19) lamp is around 2800K. A halogen lamp runs hotter and thus is typically 3000K - 3400K, depending on wattage. Jon is spot on in saying that these CTs will drop drastically (the light becomes warmer) when the lights are dimmed. (FWIW, dimming fluorescents usually doesn't have the same effect on their CT. Sometimes they even get a bit cooler rather than warmer.) I don't know of any incandescent that even approaches 4100K, so "cool white" probably won't blend well with anything incandescent. I suspect that the reason this is the default CT is that it's what most people think of as fluorescent light - a darn shame, if you ask me, since it seems to make them think of offices, not homes. You can get 2700K in FxxT8, though it's usually a special order item. It's available in T5 and T4 too. |
Fantastic information. We are in the process of choosing undercabinet lighting. I like the look of xenon illumination but now am trying to learn about fluorescent options to cut down on the heat. Now I understand that xenon is pleasing to me because its CRI is close to 100. DavidR mentioned some T5's do have CRIs above 90. I tracked one down on the Philips web site. Their T5 with 90+ CRI has a 5000K color temperature though. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Philps T5 lamp link
Well David,Just a couple of minutes back we were discussing about the diff. betn.T4-T5 lamp.We require T5 RGB lamp for a fixture.Since T5 RGB is not available we planned using T4 RGB and we tested too. The scenario is a fixture having DALI controler requiring 3 RGB lamps that will dim continuously.Now the question is what would the output be on the long run? Will the ballast for T4 and T5 creat any difference, the limitation of the lamps....., the drawback - Can u please share some ideas. |
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1 Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, and Timothy our brother. To the church of God which is at Corinth, with all the saints who are in the whole of Acha'ia: | 1 Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, and Timothy our brother, To the church of God in Corinth, together with all the saints throughout Achaia: |
2 Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. | 2 Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. |
3 Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, | 3 Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, |
4 who comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God. | 4 who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God. |
5 For as we share abundantly in Christ's sufferings, so through Christ we share abundantly in comfort too. | 5 For just as the sufferings of Christ flow over into our lives, so also through Christ our comfort overflows. |
6 If we are afflicted, it is for your comfort and salvation; and if we are comforted, it is for your comfort, which you experience when you patiently endure the same sufferings that we suffer. | 6 If we are distressed, it is for your comfort and salvation; if we are comforted, it is for your comfort, which produces in you patient endurance of the same sufferings we suffer. |
7 Our hope for you is unshaken; for we know that as you share in our sufferings, you will also share in our comfort. | 7 And our hope for you is firm, because we know that just as you share in our sufferings, so also you share in our comfort. |
8 For we do not want you to be ignorant, brethren, of the affliction we experienced in Asia; for we were so utterly, unbearably crushed that we despaired of life itself. | 8 We do not want you to be uninformed, brothers, about the hardships we suffered in the province of Asia. We were under great pressure, far beyond our ability to endure, so that we despaired even of life. |
9 Why, we felt that we had received the sentence of death; but that was to make us rely not on ourselves but on God who raises the dead; | 9 Indeed, in our hearts we felt the sentence of death. But this happened that we might not rely on ourselves but on God, who raises the dead. |
10 he delivered us from so deadly a peril, and he will deliver us; on him we have set our hope that he will deliver us again. | 10 He has delivered us from such a deadly peril, and he will deliver us. On him we have set our hope that he will continue to deliver us, |
11 You also must help us by prayer, so that many will give thanks on our behalf for the blessing granted us in answer to many prayers. | 11 as you help us by your prayers. Then many will give thanks on our behalf for the gracious favor granted us in answer to the prayers of many. |
12 For our boast is this, the testimony of our conscience that we have behaved in the world, and still more toward you, with holiness and godly sincerity, not by earthly wisdom but by the grace of God. | 12 Now this is our boast: Our conscience testifies that we have conducted ourselves in the world, and especially in our relations with you, in the holiness and sincerity that are from God. We have done so not according to worldly wisdom but according to God's grace. |
13 For we write you nothing but what you can read and understand; I hope you will understand fully, | 13 For we do not write you anything you cannot read or understand. And I hope that, |
14 as you have understood in part, that you can be proud of us as we can be of you, on the day of the Lord Jesus. | 14 as you have understood us in part, you will come to understand fully that you can boast of us just as we will boast of you in the day of the Lord Jesus. |
15 Because I was sure of this, I wanted to come to you first, so that you might have a double pleasure; | 15 Because I was confident of this, I planned to visit you first so that you might benefit twice. |
16 I wanted to visit you on my way to Macedo'nia, and to come back to you from Macedo'nia and have you send me on my way to Judea. | 16 I planned to visit you on my way to Macedonia and to come back to you from Macedonia, and then to have you send me on my way to Judea. |
17 Was I vacillating when I wanted to do this? Do I make my plans like a worldly man, ready to say Yes and No at once? | 17 When I planned this, did I do it lightly? Or do I make my plans in a worldly manner so that in the same breath I say, "Yes, yes" and "No, no"? |
18 As surely as God is faithful, our word to you has not been Yes and No. | 18 But as surely as God is faithful, our message to you is not "Yes" and "No." |
19 For the Son of God, Jesus Christ, whom we preached among you, Silva'nus and Timothy and I, was not Yes and No; but in him it is always Yes. | 19 For the Son of God, Jesus Christ, who was preached among you by me and Silas and Timothy, was not "Yes" and "No," but in him it has always been "Yes." |
20 For all the promises of God find their Yes in him. That is why we utter the Amen through him, to the glory of God. | 20 For no matter how many promises God has made, they are "Yes" in Christ. And so through him the "Amen" is spoken by us to the glory of God. |
21 But it is God who establishes us with you in Christ, and has commissioned us; | 21 Now it is God who makes both us and you stand firm in Christ. He anointed us, |
22 he has put his seal upon us and given us his Spirit in our hearts as a guarantee. | 22 set his seal of ownership on us, and put his Spirit in our hearts as a deposit, guaranteeing what is to come. |
23 But I call God to witness against me--it was to spare you that I refrained from coming to Corinth. | 23 I call God as my witness that it was in order to spare you that I did not return to Corinth. |
24 Not that we lord it over your faith; we work with you for your joy, for you stand firm in your faith. | 24 Not that we lord it over your faith, but we work with you for your joy, because it is by faith you stand firm. |
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As usual, great photos, Scott! Great detail of Rossi's sun and moon.
Lorenzo wearing an HJC helmet, that's different…
Great shots Scott…Really nice.
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Oakley's Andy Schleck won Friday's attack-riddled stage, winning an eight-up sprint.
The older Schleck took the flowers in Saturday's stage, winning just six seconds ahead of Klöden as the powerhouse pair dropped the chasing peloton and duked it out for top honors. Fränk won the final GC 10 seconds ahead of Klöden, with Marco Marcato (Vancansoleil) third at 1:32 back.
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