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ABSTRACT: The Hopkins Symptom Check List-25 (HSCL-25) is a screening instrument designed to identify common psychiatric symptoms. It has been widely used in different settings outside Sweden and also compared to assessment of psychiatric illness made by general practitioners. The aim of the present study was to validate the HSCL-25 against a psychiatric interview using the Present State Examination (PSE-9) in a Swedish sample of patients in general practice. Validity coefficients of the HSCL-25 were calculated for two different thresholds of caseness, > or = 1.55 and > or = 1.75, respectively. When > or = 1.75 was chosen as a cutoff point, the validity coefficients obtained by the HSCL-25 in this study were comparable to those obtained in other studies.Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology 07/1993; 28(3):130-3. · 2.58 Impact Factor - [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
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Hello, Wanted to know if the price quoted is correct ballpark for Bergen County, NJ. We had a very old A/C system (which never cooled that well anyway) go kaput. We had a reputable company come out (neighbor uses, "A" on Angie's List for several years). summary: ran tests, detrmined the coil was no good. Because of all the labor to replace the coil in the attic, also going to do a new blower. Current system 5 ton, they detrmined we only need 4 tons. Due to age of outdoor part, and need to match the tonnage, we are opting to do a complete job.: ** Lennox XC16 Elite two-stage, 4 ton, 16 SEER ** Lennox CBX32 variable speed air handler, Signature Series ** emergency drain pan with switch/float ** outdoor unit pad ** Lennox MERV10 master filter and housing ** Programmable comfort controller thermostat ** 2 year labor guarantee by company (plus, of course, lennox 10-year parts warranty) $9000. Price sound reasonable? |
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- Posted by tigerdunes (My Page) on Tue, Aug 5, 14 at 15:57
Well it is NJ. But just for AC, I think the price is absurd. How do you heat and with what fuel? Post back. IMO |
- Posted by javert8817 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 5, 14 at 22:25
Hello! Our heating is baseboard, so is not related to the a/c installation |
That price is high even for NJ. You didn't answer the fuel question. If it is oil, then you may want to consider a heat pump. Are they changing the line set? What model thermostat. Get some more quotes. You should be able to get better equipment at a lower price. |
- Posted by javert8817 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 0:48
Hi! The heat is not tied into the system. The thermostat is Comfort Sense 7000 I don't know what a " line set" is. I see on the quote they list "flushing and reconnect existing (something) lines".. I don't know if that is related. When you say "better equipment...what do you mean? We were led to believe this is excellent equipment. Which equipment do you recommend? |
- Posted by weedmeister (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 1:26
line set = the set of copper lines containing refrigerant that run from the outdoor condenser the indoor evaporator coil (blower). If you're using oil to run the boiler and baseboard heaters, then a HP would be a good idea. Should cut down on your overall costs. |
- Posted by tigerdunes (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 3:10
You still have not answered the question. "How do you heat and with what fuel?" If your fuel is oil or propane and you have reasonable electric rate, you should be looking at a high eff HP to leverage against more expensive fuel for boiler. IMO |
Sounds high to me, and they are using old line sets. Being an ex. Bergen County resident, I have a question. How many months do you use the AC? Nut sure I would spsnr the extra on 2 stage, variable speed a/h, etc. Payback would be a long time. I would just get a decent 16 seer system and be happy. I would get, or do your self, a load calculation, to be sure the 4 ton is the right choice. Not sure, but in areas with high humidity (Like FL where we are now) you want to be sure the unit is not too big. It will cool too fast and shut off, without enough run time to dehumidify enough. In BC you don't have as much humidity and sizing would be different. Being as it would't have to runn as long to dehumidify as much, a larger unit might be a good idea to reduce running time/cost. A good load cal. should spell it out. I found that most AC contractors charge big bucks for their work. A 4 ton Condenser and AH can be bought for $2200 and that's to you. A dealer would pay less and charge a lot more. They have to to pay overhead, etc. If a DIY type person, I would see if I could find a company that would give me a price to braze the tubing, evacuate and charge the system, after I bought and installed it myself. If you had any rooms that were colder than others with the old system, now would be the time to corect that with duct work changes. If not interested in DIY, be sure to get 4 or more estimates. Good luck |
- Posted by javert8817 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 10, 14 at 14:59
Hello over40, We had a second opinion, and this guy said much of what you said! We are waiting for hisexact quote. He also said that we should have a u/v bulb installed -- not expensive but kills a lot of stuff,supposedly. Anyone know about that? |
In my opinion UV light is an unnecessary expense. The lights don't last long and it debatable what they are actually killing. Be aware that any equipment you buy on line will not have a manufacturer's warranty. If you want to save money do the installation in October when things slow down and rebates are available. |
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Welcome to the PAT Training Page. You should be able to find the information you need in the panels below.
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For those organizations that can not meet requirements for model replication, this pathway lays the foundation for home visiting as a methodology within the early childhood system. You will have annual "approved user" access to online materials. Register for Foundational Training only.
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This three-day training lays the foundation for home visiting as a methodology within the early childhood system and connects the theoretical framework of Parents as Teachers with practice, introducing three main areas of emphasis in the Parents as Teachers approach:
Foundational Training is encouraged but not required for new supervisors.
This is the pathway to high quality replication and strong, significant outcomes for children. Our goal is to help your organization fully understand and put into practice those things that make a quality Parents as Teachers affiliate. Organizations interested in affiliation must meet the minimum requirements and complete an Affiliate Plan. After completing training, individuals will have annual "certified parent educator" access to online materials and programs will have "affiliate" status. Register for both Foundational and Model Implementation Training.
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Model Implementation Training incorporates the Parents as Teaches Quality Assurance Guidelines and offers implementation strategies and evidence-based practices that help your organization fully understand and bring to life quality Parents as Teachers services. Learn how to successfully replicate the Parents as Teachers model and explore strategies not covered in Foundational Training. Demonstrating accountability, evaluation and outcomes is a theme woven throughout.
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The goal of this training is to prepare PAT-certified parent educators to successfully extend the Parents as Teachers program to families with children ages 3 years to the age of kindergarten entry. This two-day training is available only to current parent educators already certified in the Born to Learn Curriculum: Prenatal to 3 Years. The training covers intellectual, language, social-emotional, and motor development of children 3 to 5 years old, and covers techniques for facilitating parent-child interaction during personal visits. The curriculum contains 11 units of personal visit plans and parenting information. Training topics include:
Parents as Teachers National Center offers this one-day technical assistance training to certified parent educators as a follow-up to their initial Institute. It is designed to support the work of all new parent educators who have been implementing the Born to Learn™ model for several months.
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For some reason the ammunition manufacturers have become notorious for using short 40 caliber brass. I have found, over the last 6 months, once-fired brass as short as .820". Oh, it still loads and fires but, what is it doing to my extractor? {insert BIG thank you, to those who leave their brass on the range} The rimless straight wall cartridges are the only type of cartridge where head space is dtermined soley by case length. Do we get all caught up on checking maximum head space and forget all about minimum head space? Too little head space (brass that is too long) does not allow the round to fully chamber. Excessive head space (brass that is too short) allows the round to chamber too deeply. The rim of the cartridge "seats" against the end of the chamber, so when the firing pin strikes the primer the round is not moved forward. In the case of brass that is too short and does not touch the end of the chamber, the only part keeping the round from moving further into the chamber is the extractor claw (at least that is the way I see it). So, when the firing pin strikes, it slams the (short) case forward against the extractor claw. Can this lead to a broken extractor? Food for thought ?
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Dave, were you measuring the brass before it was resized, or after? Brass will sometimes be shorter due to the case bulging out after firing. It should go back to spec after sizing. Also, repeated use of brass can make it shorten over time from the force of the slide slamming the case mouth into the rim inside the barrel that it headspaces on. MotorG20
I have found that my Lee resizing die causes the brass to "grow" 4 to 6 thousands.
This phenomenon will be more pronounced in loose chambered guns (ie: Glock). There is more bulging, especially at the base and thus more length "shrinkage" from firing. And, to answer you OP question: Yes excessive headspace (from too long a chamber or too short a cartridge) can cause extractor breakage. I seriously doubt you will finid range pick up brass that is so short as to cause extractor problems. Remember the rim is slammed against the extractor hook by the firing pin, but the rim is still brass and much softer than the extractor. You will likely see damage to the rim on a case that is excessively short.
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I was wondering why the 40 S&W cases that I use would buldge like that at the base. I have certainly noticed this phenomenon when I shoot my .40 S&W Sigma. I am not sure what you mean by a "loose chambered" gun? How is a glock or other glock like gun (ie: S&W Sigma) loosed chambered. I am relatively new to these pistols and have not read or heard the term loose chambered. Also Mr. Robocop10mm, IN the few short days I have been reading posts on this site, I have learned a ton from your posts, so thank you sir for helping and informing new guys like myself.
Field strip your pistol. Remove the barrel. Insert a loaded round into the chamber. Note that the base of the case is nearly flush with the hood (the small squared projection that would be on top). Wiggle the case in the chamber. This wiggle is more pronounced in the Glocks than in most others. The Sigmas are a bit tighter. A "match" barrel will have much less movement (or slop). The tighter the round fits into the chamber, the more the accuracy "potential". Now look opposite the hood at the feed ramp area. You will note that there is some brass exposed (or unsupported). This area allows the brass to swell during firing as there is nothing to hold it back. Glocks have a reputation for bulging more at this point than most other guns. Your Sigma will have some unsupported area, but it is the rear most part of the case that is thickest and the most resistant to deformation during firing. This unsupported area allows greater expansion and then requires more work to return to original specs. Brass will "work harden" from being expanded and resized repeatedly. WHen it hardens it also gets more brittle. This is the area Glocks "blow out" when they Kb (Kaboom). This is a simplified explanation and by no means the difinitive answer for Glock Kb's.
I have been waiting for a reply from the USPSA staff. Now that I have that, and valuable input from this forum's members, I can make an educated guess. Err, I mean decision. Typical trim length is .010" below maximum case length, before resizing. This is right in line with what I have been doing. As for short cases, I am setting my own standards, based on the information I have been given. I am going to discard brass less than .835", again, before resizing. Knowing that the cases "grow" .004" ~ .006" in the resizing die I use, this will make my resized brass .839" to .846" long. I reference unsized brass here because I use a progressive press. So, my trimming has to be done before resizing. That's my plan, and I'm stick'n to it
Dave: Your interpretation of published trim to lengths being before resizing is a new one to me. I have always used the maximum case length and trim to dimensions from my re-loading manuals as being referenced to a sized case. I once was overly paranoid about case length on my 9mm and .45 ACP (which I reload on a Dillon RL-550), and it was a pain to resize, then measure/trim a batch of cases and then start the reloading process on the progressive press. I asked the question here, and got the same advice from Robo that he has given to you. I (being and engineer and often anal about some things) had to prove it to myself that the 9mm and 45 ACP cases really do not grow significantly to warrant all of that work associated with trimming. I did the measuring process I had described in an earlier post and TA-DA, Robo was right. I no longer worry about it. Before I realized I was wasting my time trimming the 9mm and .45 brass, I had worked out a strategy similar to yours where I would trim to the trim to length before resizing knowing that I would get a .003-.005 increase in case length form the re-sizing step and that the re-sized case would be in the acceptable case length range. But again, once I started working on cases I had previously trimmed, and therefore knew what the original case length was, I proved to myself that I was wasting my time. I also load .223 in a progressive press (old Dillon RL-450-B). Here I DO worry about case length and I do a separate re-sizing step on my RCBS single stage press, then trim every case with a Lee case trimming tool (cutter - lock stud type) chucked into my drill motor. Then I start the batch of brass through the RL-450. I DO trim every .223 case because most of the .223 I reload is range pick-up brass with significant variation in case lengths. Anyway I am not trying to start an argument, and you can do whatever you feel comfortable with.
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Grace Church Kindergarten and Preschool recently held their annual St. Judes Trike-a-thon. The school raised more than $1,200 for St. Jude Childrens Hospital. The children also learned about bike safety and the importance of helping others during this fun week. Above, a group of 4-year-olds pose for a picture. From left, Laine Redfearn, David McElveen, Guerin Foss, Addy Guinn, Emily McNeil, Mason Mooneyhan, Kaitlyn Clyburn, Noah Roberts, R.J. Thomas and Patrick Oliver.
A. Jean Kramer, of Lugoff, passed from this life on Friday, May 4, 2012.
• There's a controversy over federal subsidies granted to college students, and that's a valid subject for debate, but lost in the shuffle is the fact that college costs are out of control. The expense charged to students from colleges and universities has skyrocketed in the two decades at a rate far exceeding the increase in the cost of living. Colleges need to get a handle on that before criticizing the government for not allowing large subsidies.
On Sunday, April 29, the Camden Community Concert Band was joined by the 282nd Army Band in a performance held in Rectory Square Park in Camden. Also joining the band was Fuli Wang, a cadet trumpeter from Camden Military Academy. At the show, the band premiered Full Blown March, a newly discovered musical composition by Clayton Earle Bullis Robinson.
Republicans are delighted to hear they scored better than Democrats and independents in a new survey of political knowledge. Fine. I'm sure Democrats would be just as boastful if their side scored better. Everybody in politics wants to believe that their side is brilliant and the others are a bunch of nitwits.
The Lugoff-Elgin High School boys' soccer will host its annual alumni soccer game on Saturday, Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. at Lugoff-Elgin Stadium.
Even though the calendar just turned to January and cold weather is on the way, it is not too early to be thinking about the warmer days of spring.
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5416-S combo set By 2bike from Brampton, ON (Customer's Reviews) Sunday, August 07, 2011 This was a good choice set for my sound preferences on my Les Paul Epi replica. The Alnico 5 at the neck provides rich clean warm tones thru the full gain range on my Fender Proformer 650 Amp. The Alnico 2 at the bridge has a bright rich sound/tone that made this guitar come alive in comparison to the stock Epi's. In Combo usage there is many sounds that can be created by adjusting the guitar volume/tone knobs in clean and dirty Amp chioces. Very happy with this set choice after doing a lot of research and reading opinions on the net about pickups in general and installations others have done.
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I love the name Esme it is both unique and beautiful. The name comes from the french. What amazed me about the name is that there's only less than 1,000 people in the us that have this name. I can't wait till little Esme arrives...
The Twilight name is Renesmee. If that makes a difference:)
We just had a little girl and named her Esmé Saoirse. I love that its not only beautiful but unique. The one thing I hate is how frequently we get asked if we named her Esmé after Twilight... which we didn't. I found the name and loved it, and my husband picked her middle name to honor his Irish heritage. I hope people don't discount the name because of the book though... because it truly is a beautiful name, and we get complimented all the time for our daughter names (she has a big sister named Aurora)
We just decided today if we have a girl, her first middle name is going to be Esme. I fell in love with the name we chose: Rosemarie Esme Jane.
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twilight is just a phase. The name Esme existed waaay before the books/movies.
I really like this name. I hate the association with Twilight. I like the books, I just dont like people thinking thats why I like the name. I just found it and loved it. I just found out today that were having a little girl and this is a def possibility.
man, screw twilight. esme is a beautiful name. i haven't counted it out, even though i find twilight and it's baby-name boom the most ridiculous thing in the whole world.
I am so upset. I have always loved the name Esme since I read JD Salinger's short story "For Esme with Love and Squalor," but it has been ruined for me by Twilight!
Agree with the other moms - I LOVE this name, but I hate the idea of people linking it to Twilight.
LOVE this baby name! Probably because thats what we named our daughter! But we changed up the spelling & did the non-traditional pronunciation EZ-MEE (first e has the short e sound & the 2nd e has the long e sound) & we spell her name Ezme just so we didnt entirely copy the book ;o)
Love this name, but Twilight pretty much ruined the chance I'd ever use it. I'd hate for people to think I named my baby after the character.
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USC quarterback Matt Barkley won't play in the Hyundai Sun Bowl because of a shoulder injury, effectively ending his college career.
According to the school's Twitter account, Trojans coach Lane Kiffin announced on Thursday that redshirt freshman Max Wittek will start against Georgia Tech in the New Year's Eve bowl.
Kiffin had previously said Barkley, who has been nursing a sprained right shoulder for more than a month, would be re-evaluated when the Trojans arrived in El Paso, Texas for the game.
Paskwietz: Barkley leaves legacy of class
With the announcement that Matt Barkley will not play in the Sun Bowl, it's time to reflect on a career that rivals the best in Trojans history, writes Gary Paskwietz. Blog
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Barkley tweeted on Thursday that he was not medically cleared to play in the game. He has not made a decision on whether or not to play in the Jan. 26 Senior Bowl, which could have a sizable impact on his stock for April's NFL draft.
"Doctors haven't cleared me to play, so I won't be suiting up on Saturday. I'll be here with my team to finish strong. Proud to be a Trojan!" Barkley tweeted.
A senior and one-time Heisman Trophy contender, Barkley has been sidelined since suffering the injury late in the fourth quarter of a Nov. 17 USC loss to rival UCLA.
Wittek, a 19-year-old redshirt freshman, made his first career start in USC's next game, a regular season-ending loss to Notre Dame, and completed 14 of 23 passes for 186 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions.
Wittek has been preparing to start the Sun Bowl for the last two weeks, at first splitting first-team quarterback reps with fellow freshman Cody Kessler and then taking the majority of late.
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Condo | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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One of the nicer and most reasonable priced apartments in Patong, our apartment complex has a large shared swimming pool, a kids pool, Free WIFI, elevator, nightly security guard, CCTV, Car & Motorcycle parking, reception, fully equipped gym, pool table, self catering pool bar and housekeeping. Only few minutes walk to the coffee shop, restaurants, 7-11, minimart or a short 5 minute drive to Patong beach, banks and shops. A quick 1200 meters to the beach walking or 2 kilo driving.
- 5 mins drive to Karon Beach
- 10 mins drive to Kata Beach
- 15 mins drive to Chalong Bay
- 20 mins drive to Phuket Town
The apartment has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a living room and a fully-equipped kitchen with a total living area of apx. 100 sqm.
This project has nice private areas including a swimming pool and a fully-equipped workout room.
This is a holiday rental so all guests are responsible for their own water and electric bill while on stay with us. Our office will collect this upon checkout.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Patong Beach 1 km |
Will consider | Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Access | Car not necessary |
Nearest Amenities | 200 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Phuket International 45 km |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Pool | Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool |
General | Air conditioning, Pool or snooker table, Safe, Wi-Fi available |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 En suites |
Furniture | Double beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace |
Access | Secure parking |
The Phuket region
Availability Your dates are available
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"Relaxing good sized condo"
Great apartment with good sized rooms and big pool complete with self maintained pool bar at a reasonable price and friendly staff. Not in central patong but nothing a short tuk tuk ride won't fi… More
1 Nov 2013
"Everything was good, Sabai, sabai..."
Listen, when i read reviews i am always not sure if it's true or not. I read good and bad reviews on this place before i came here. The bad reviews i can see were un justivied unless the place did a 180 in the last few months. Greeted with a nice bottle of wine, medium sized cake and card in my on arrival. The owner left a thank you card and phone number if have problem...call anytime. Condo was nice. Had a brand new kitchen installed. Staff was helpful. I needed a motorbike. They owner let me borrow his for 1000 thb a week and it was a new bike with less then 5,000 kilometers.
I felt they bent over backwards to take care of my needs. I'm an american and demanding. They seem to accept that flaw with grace. Will i come back ? yes. Will I tell a friend..yes, Did i get drunk on bangla road and lose my room key. Yes. Did they make a big deal out of it...no. Like i said in the beginning. This is a very cool place to hang out weather it be a few days, weeks or months. One guy i ran into lived here for 3+ years. Oberall, good travel experence and had nice time by the pool. Sabai ,sabai.
Thank you sir for your review. We had some staff with bad attitudes before and now we have trained some new people and made some nice upgrades to the insides of many of the condos this year. I hope all who come will enjoy.
scott Riefler
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