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When Tommy Herr was traded to another team, he felt like his career was over. God had another plan.
"I think you understand management's position." Dal was winding up. "The Twins would like you to report in time for tomorrow night's game against the Cleveland Indians in Minneapolis. Good luck, Tom."
I just wanted to get out of that office. Be by myself. Lick my wounds. Whitey was looking at me blankly. What emotions was he masking? I knew this wasn't easy for him either. Almost as if in slow-motion replay, he stretched out his hand to mine. A dozen thoughts swirled in my head. How would I break the news to Kim and the kids back home in Lancaster? To my folks? What would I do with our condominium in St. Louis? Where would I live in Minneapolis? I didn't know a soul there. How could I play baseball in anything other than a Cardinal uniform?
When I walked out of the skipper's office a media horde was waiting. Amazing how news travels. I faced them in a daze. They posed all the expected questions: Are you sorry to leave St. Louis? (Yes.) Will you like playing for the Twins? (I hope so.) Are you bitter at the Cards, Tommy? (A little bit, I'm afraid, but I'm trying to understand.) Private moments can be so public when you're a professional athlete.
So here I am, sitting listlessly in front of my locker. I mean, my former locker. Number 28. It's nearly midnight. Everyone's gone home. I'd better get moving. I start to pull off my red stirrup socks and the rest of my Cardinal uniform. It will be for the last time. It hurts.
Saturday morning. Here I am on the plane to Minneapolis. The flight is bumpy and seems long. I try to nap, unsuccessfully. I can't get last night out of my head. The first thing I did after talking with Whitey and the press on Friday was call Kim back home in Lancaster. She and the boys, Aaron, seven, and Jordan, two, were planning to come to St. Louis for the season after school let out.
"Kim, we've been traded." Pause. I could sense her shock through the wire. Kim started to cry softly. When a ballplayer is traded, his family is traded along with him. Kim was thinking about the other Cardinal wives she'd have to say goodbye to, their prayer group she'd helped start. Baseball wives feel like teammates. They form many of the same bonds and alliances among themselves as their husbands do in the clubhouse. Sometimes a trade is harder on a wife than on the player.
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"We're going to Minnesota."
"Well," Kim replied, catching her breath, "I know this must be God's will, Tommy."
I know it too, but that isn't helping me much with the human side of things. I know I am part of God's great plan, a plan that is infinitely more important than the little twists and turns in my baseball career, but my ego has taken a major broadside. All my life I've triumphed at sports. Back in Lancaster at Hempfield High I starred in track, baseball, basketball, football. You name it. If you could kick it, throw it, bat it, catch it or run after it, I was good. I was blessed. I signed with the Cards right out of school, and in a few years I was playing in the bigs. I'm not accustomed to being told to pack my bags. I'm always the guy everyone wants...
Saturday night. It's late. My first game as a Twin was a disaster. I got to the park from the airport a few minutes before batting practice, just enough time to climb into the uniform waiting for me and shake a few hands. Veteran pitcher Bert Blyleven has my old Cardinal number, 28, so I had to settle for another. I was given 33. Interesting. A change in number didn't inspire me, though. I went 0-for-4 at the plate and we lost to a streaking Cleveland.
Here in my room at a Holiday Inn near the Metrodome I am restless. Sleep is impossible. I page through my Bible, but concentration is elusive. I'm reading Romans but thinking about
Busch Stadium—I realize that all the truth I need is contained right here in this Book, but I just can't seem to get my sense of rejection pushed out of the way. I call Kim. Aaron gets on the phone. He's crying.
"Daddy, why aren't you a Cardinal anymore?"
Sunday. Another fruitless day at the plate, another sleepless night in my hotel room. Will things ever get better?


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So for the past 3-4 weeks, Friday has been the day where I go to the best beer store in my area and pick out some stuff that I've never tried before. I usually try to get something local, something from a different part of the US, and something imported from across the pond. The point is to expand my palate and get a better sense of particular styles before I attempt to brew them. Seeing as I'm drinking all of this wonderful brew from around the world, I figured it would be nice to give a bit of a review for each brew, so that others who haven't tried it might be able to decide if it's something they'd like (before dropping $10 on a sixpack).I invite all of the other members to join me for friday night tastings. Your beer doesn't have to be anything special or expensive either. After all, there is an a$$ ton of great craft beer out there that doesn't get distributed very far. So, I'm sure every area has at least something that's worthwhile to sample and comment on that might help another when looking for a new beer to try. So, go out, get something new, drink it, then let us know how it was here. ***Disclaimer: I'm not an expert or judge. I've only done 12 homebrew batches, but I've been drinking good craft beer since before I was legal. When all my friends were buying Natural Ice, I was going for the local craft beer (I thank my dad for that). Everything I write is just my own impression of that particular bottle of beer at that particular moment. Many factors combine to make up the aroma, flavor, mouthfeel, and overall impression of a beer. Taste preferences are a purely personal thing, so something which I or someone else says sux, may be the best beer in the world for you. All this thread is supposed to be is a sort of compendium of the HBT user's comments on particular commercial beers. Now that I've rambled on a bit, let's get down to business. On my list for tonight are: Hacker-Pschorr "weisse dark" (Dunkelweizen) brewed in Munich, Germany Impressions: I've had plenty of Hacker-Pschorr, but never the dunkel. It has a nice wheat aroma, nothing really different than their regular weisbeir. Strong, creamy, slightly brown head when poured. Not very sweet, in fact it's dryer than I expected. There's a little bit of roastiness to the finish, along with a fairly strong wheat flavor (I like to call this flavor "wheat twang," as it somewhat reminds me of a subtle extract twang - not really sour, but crisp... and wheat-y). Overall, a great wheat beer. I definately prefer this to their weizen. I have to admit though, I expected a dunkel to be maltier and more filling. I was under the impression that a dunkel was like having a meal to a german. TBH, I could drink 5 or 6 of these and still be up for a burger or steak. Newbie connoisseur rating: 13/20 Would drink again: maybe Rogue "Dead Guy Ale" - Brewed by Oregon Brewing Co., Newport OR Impressions: Color is pale, very slightly orange/amber - maybe a 6-8 SRM. Not too strong of a head, but fairly white and rocky when poured. It has a noticeable hop aroma, but nothing like an american IPA. Also a "dirty" ale aroma - just that slightly sweet, fermented ale smell that some ales have, I don't know how to describe it really. The flavor of this beer is complex. Not bitter at all but I can definately taste hops. It's got some fruitness in the middle of your tongue. In the aftertaste I get some woody characteristics, it's really nice. I've never really sampled oak/wood aged beers but this may be one here. Hopefully someone who knows for sure will comfirm/deny. Newbie connoisseur rating: 16/20 Would drink again: yes Up next is the local brew: Lake Louie "Brother Tim's Tripel Belgian" - Lake Louie Brewing, Arena WI Impressions: Pale, golden in color. Not too much of a head, but it's pure white. I can definately smell alcohol in this one, along with a fruity characteristic that is similar to other tripels that I've had thusfar. My first impressions when tasting this is that it's dry, and it's alcoholic. Maybe it's because it's the final brew in tonights tasting, but I'm not picking up much more than that. Upon further examination ( ) I get some pink grapefruit-y flavors as it passes over the front/middle of my tongue. It's subtle, and as soon as the beer get's to the back of your mouth it's overwhelmed by the alcohol. It's almost like a candy flavor, sweetart-esque. Newbie connoisseur rating: 14/20 (compared to the few other tripels I've had so far). For the other local Sconnies out there, I'd say it's slightly better than Ale Asylums' tripel, but not as good as the imported belgians. Would drink again: probably not, unless I'm at the brewery (too expensive for a local belgian style). *All ratings are based on a 20 pt system - otherwise there'd be tooo many 5's and 6's. That's all for this week, folks. Now post your own reviews!(sorry about the size of the pics. They don't need to be so big, but I'm too lazy to resize right now)
That's an awesome idea MB. I'd say you're asking a lot from a bunch of Friday night drunkards (I think I speak for everyone). My only contribution is that I had my first HobGoblin out of a can this week and it ROCKED.....
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I've never seen a canned version of Hobgoblin Ale BM. I wonder if it tastes the same as the bottled version. By the way that is a good idea for those of us that are willing to go and report on a specific beer and post a comment for others to see. Maybe there should be a special slot for that post. Any mods wanna see about this?
Yeah, I saw that post BM. Stop showing us that sandwich, your making everyone hungry! Only Hob i've had was in a clear bottle. Nothing spectacular TBH, but it was up against Salvator that night . Seriously though, it doesn't have to be a long-winded write up like I did. Any thought/comments is fine. I just imagine taking a vacation somewhere and not knowing which local brews are the "definitely-must-try" types. I think this thread could help. Just for reference (my own mostly), here are the other beers I've tried in the previous month worth of Friday Night Tastings: Paulaaner "Salvator" hobgoblin Bear Republic "Red Rooket" and "Hop Rod Rye" Spaten "Optimator" New Glarus "enigma" and "Belgian Quadruple" Capital "Vintage Ale" Something from Ommegang (got messed up that night) Schneider Weiss "hefe weizen" Morschol (sp?) "schwarzbier" Ale Asylum "Madtown Nutbrown" and "Ambergeddon" Westmalle dubel Another note: don't be afraid to post a review about a beer that someone else has already commented on. Multiple P's.O.V are a good thing. Edit: I just read rogue's dead guy description on their website. They don't mention anything about aging in/with wood. I swear I taste it though - this is a great brew. I had heard people talk about the pacman yeast, now I wish I could still get it. John Maier is on the Session this week, maybe I'll find out or ask.
Our selection last night: East End Black Strap Stout – 6.5% Black as ink with a coco colored head..a really good looking beer in the glass. Big roasted and chocolate malt flavors and a burst of molasses in the middle. Light mouthfeel with a dry finish. A great range of flavors that doesn't end heavy or sticky. Good degree of complexity on the malt side of the flavor profile that bloomed as the glass warmed. East End Kavass – 3.5% Cloudy with almost zero head, looked like swamp water. Distinct bready aroma. The flavor was grainy, bready & fruity with a light sour note, finished dry and spicy. Thin mouthfeel and very light on the palate. Both of us found this unique and very good (we both like sour beers). This would be a fantastic alternative to all of the boring wheat summer beers. A very refreshing drink in between our heavier selections. Bullfrog Blackberry Hefe - 5% American style wheat with blackberries. Aroma was fruity and yeasty. Flavor profile was very clean with a light backing of fruit sweetness. I thought this was a good balance for a fruit beer, which I tend to find too flavored or extract overload. With the other beers on the table, it was hard for this brew to stand out. Magic Hat Ravell Porter - 5.6% Sweet malty aroma of chocolates and vanilla. Flavor is similar with sweet milk chocolates, caramel and vanilla notes and a moderate/mild hop balance to keep it from being overly sweet on the palate and had a moderate-thin body. One of the better offerings from Magic Hat IMHO and I have no idea why they don't throw it in a mixed case to get it out there. Great Lakes Edmond Fitzgerald Porter 5.8% The malt bomb of the table. Thick fuffy cream head. Loads of malt in the flavor, burnt sugar, roasted malts, coffee, nutty and loads of chocolate notes. Very sweet finish with a moderately thick body. Makes a very tasty desert beer. Russian River Pliny the Elder - 8%, 100 IBUs. Beautiful yellow/amber color with white froth. Fresh hoppy aroma of citrus and spice. Flavor is initially lightly sweet malts then more hop than beers with much higher IBU ratings. Massive hop flavor that nearly overwhelms your senses. Finishes with a spicy pepper note and then clean and relatively dry. Absolutely fantastic IPA that made me smile with each sip.
Thanks for sharing Brewtool, good descriptions. My only request is that you include the location of where it was brewed, if possible. That way, readers can get an idea of what parts of the country they will be likely to find that brew. Also, if you'd like, give the brews a rating out of 20 pts. That way the casual reader can pick out the clear favorites without having to read all of the descriptions if they don't want to. Keep it going!
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This week for me is British styles - milds, ESB's, northern and southern brown ales(BJCP categories 9 and 11). If anyone has any suggestions of things I should try to pick up, let me know. See ya tonight, I might chill in the chat room while I imbibe and report (5-7pm central). Remarks on last weeks tastings: After listening to The Brewing Network show last sunday with John Maier from Rogue (link) and reading up on their website, there was no mention of wood aging in the Dead Guy ale. However, I would swear that the beer has a dry, woody aftertaste. Anyone have any thoughts on where this flavor comes from? Edit to post #4: the brand of schwarzbier was Mönchshof - good stuff.
Pics now, I'll edit in a report later. I tried, but English styles are harder to get than I would've thought. Harviestoun Brewery "Bitter & Twisted" – Brewed in Alva, Clackmannanshire (Britain). Impressions: Surprisingly light straw color, fine-bubbled white head. Lots of grassy hop aroma in this one. Flavor is clean and very mildly fruity. Bitterness is fairly low, but I can still detect it on the back of the tongue. It's also slightly spicy at the finish as well. Honestly I'm not a big fan of this one. It kind of tastes like a hoppy, grassy, BMC. Newbie connoisseur rating: 9/20 Would drink again: nope. If I want hoppy brews there's plenty of better stuff here in the US. Samuel Smith's "Nut Brown Ale" Brewed in (Tadcaster) N. Yorks, England Impressions: Deep mahogany in color and crystal clear. Moderate head - creamy and tan in color. Aroma is subtle, but I pick up a bit of nuttiness and also molasses. Very smooth and creamy mouthfeel. Flavor is slightly sweet and fruity, definitely some nutty characteristics as well although it still finishes somewhat dry. The big thing that I get is a powerful brown sugar flavor towards the end of the swallow – followed by an alcohol warmth. Newbie connoisseur rating: 15/20 Would drink again: yes – only $3.49 for a 550 mL bottle Capital Brewery "Brown Ale" Brewed in Madison, WI This is a beer I've had before, but not recently. It doesn't have a lot of aroma, very little head as well that dissipates quickly. Color is amber to tan and absolutely clear. Flavor is expectantly malty for a Capital beer, but also crisp and dry in the finish. Maybe some Munich, I also taste some crystal in there as it warms up and loses some fizz. There's a slight nuttiness when you swish it around and savor a gulp - slightly fruity if you swallow immediately. I'd call this a Northern Eng. Brown, but I really don't know squat. Newbie connoisseur rating: 12/20 Would drink again: Probably not. I prefer the sweeter brown ales over drYer ones. Lacks complexity, but it's better than a Newcastle. New Glarus "Fat Squirrel" Brewed in New Glarus, WI I love this beer. Let me say taht again.. I love this beer. Ruby-tan in color and clear. This beer has a nice malty and nutty aroma. Low bitterness, slightly sweet on the tongue. The beer lives up to it's label as a nutty brown ale - suitable for any fat a$$ squirrel around the neighborhood. Slightly fruity initially, yet yielding a complex malt character in the finish. Words cannot describe it. Come to WI, try a Fat Squrrel from a tap or bottle, fall in love. It's that simple. Newbie connoisseur rating: 18/20 (fantastic) Would drink again: Absolutely, daily...hourly if possible This last one isn't really to English style, but hey, it was getting expensive for all that imported stuff. Besides, it's a personal favorite.
A couple more just to be sure I can't walk straight tonight. Tucher Bajuvator Brewed in Nuremburg, Germany Impressions: Light, fizzy head that dissipates rapidly, likely due to the high ABV. Very dark, ruby complexion - ~18-20 SRM. Aroma is all fruit and alcohol; reminiscent of plums or perhaps grapes. Flavor is very similar to an Optimator, but perhaps a bit sweeter. Fruity and roasty, highly alcoholic. No hot alcohol flavors though. Not much else to say, but its real good. Newbie connoisseur rating: 16/20 Would drink again: yes, but I can get Optimator on tap locally so . One note: why on earth did they put "malt liquor" in small print on the label. It's demeaning - Brings me back to the OE days. Kulmbacher "eisbock" Sweet, sweet, alcoholic, alcoholic. I'm so messed up right now I couldn't tell the difference between an a$$hole and a cheescake. will review this one another friday


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Milpitas, is a Bay Area Rapid Transit station under construction in the city of Milpitas, California and scheduled to open in 2018 as part of the Silicon Valley BART extension. It will be both the first BART station in Santa Clara County and the first station of the BART San José extension.[1][2] This station will be co-located at the site of the elevated Montague light rail station, a short walk to the Great Mall Main Transit Center, another light-rail stop and AC Transit and VTA bus hub. It will be preceded by the Warm Springs BART station.
The station will lie between the Warm Springs and Berryessa stations as part of Phase I of the Santa Clara County extension project.[1] It will be co-located with the Montague Light Rail station and be in close proximity to the North San Jose/Milpitas high tech job hub and the Great Mall of the Bay Area.[1] The station will be 27 acres (11 ha) and have an 8 story parking garage.[1] The station concourse will be located at-grade. It will feature two side platforms, located underground.
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Just for everyone's reference, there is no requirement that the PE who signs off for you must have taken the same test as you.
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Point out the 16 years of experience requirement, please.
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Yes and no. There should be barriers to entry for professions where lives are on the line.
Frankly, getting a PE license is not difficult, provided you are not a totally shitty engineer.
Re:Licensed Software Engineer new in USA. Ethics o (183 comments)
This is less of an issue than you make it out to be. I got my PE license with the computer engineering test, and I'd happily sign off on somebody taking the software engineering exam. I would have taken the software engineering PE exam, except it was not offered in my stated at the time (Texas). Coincidentally, Texas was the first to offer that exam.
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What replacement?
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I see this line of reasoning often, and it's a case of projecting one's values and way of thought on others, assuming they reason in the same way you do. You are making too many equivocations.
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That's called cognitive dissonance, and it's not restricted to Americans.
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Perhaps it wasn't your purpose, but your post smacks of what characterizes American-style anti-intellectualism. You argue that any pursuit of knowledge that does not have immediate practical application should be eschewed in favor of more pressing matters.
Where would we be if out of the box thinking were suppressed?
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Obvious response- his father didn't consume enough B9.
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There was a war between the two in 1979 regarding Cambodia. The Khmer Rouge (Communist government of Cambodia) made the mistake of attacking battle hardened Vietnam, and the Vietnamese responded by invading and taking over Cambodia. Cambodia's communist government was supported by China, and tacitly by the USA, so China decided to teach Vietnam a lesson for interfering. One positive byproduct of the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia was to stop the genocide of counter-revolutionaries.
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My anecdotal experiences contradict your statement.
Consider doctors must slog their way through 4 years med school, 4 years residency, 2 years or so of fellowship, ~200K of student debt, and the threat of lowering wages due to healthcare reforms. All that, and they don't start their career in earnest until around age 32.
Most likely, doctors don't put up with that unless they want to help others to some degree. If they are driven purely by greed, there are other lucrative careers with more immediate earning potential- banking, law.
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I saw him perform in Austin around 2002. My Taiwanese gf and I had a jolly good time. Even better was overhearing guys in another band gripe about how Wesley Willis pulled in more fans than them.
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Not a bright idea for a certification/license exam.
Re:world ramifications... (388 comments)
Because I'm not as intellectually complacent as you.
Re:world ramifications... (388 comments)
Perhaps so, but why can't people think of more creative arguments rather than the crass obvious?
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Way to insta-Godwin this discussion.
timely discussion in light of Ender's Game (726 comments)
Having been a huge fan of the book Starship Troopers, I was sorely disappointed with the movie when it came out. I was 18 at the time. As I matured, I grew to love the movie version. The movie fits in so well with Verhoeven's other scifi flicks Robocop and Total Recall, and serves as the perfect riposte Heinlein's naive jingoism. Plus, I find it delicious how people continue to this day to take Starship Troopers at face value. The satire is way over the top and still relevant today.
I really wish the movie of Ender's Game got the same treatment. The book is terrible, but I think if the movie had properly satirized the source material, the movie would be a classic.
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Yes, they do. I remember telling a group of Chinese doctors that I thought it strange that Taiwan has its own currency, defense force, and government if it was part of China. Oh, China liberated Tibet from an oppressive regime, too.
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FWIW, many states' engineering licensing boards are starting to offer a software engineering licensing exam.
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- 2 small zucchini, washed, dried, and thinly sliced (1/8-inch-thick rounds)
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Heat oven to 175 degrees. Lay zucchini in single layers on wire racks set on baking sheets. Bake, turning once or twice, 12 to 18 hours or until crisp. (After 12 hours, check every other hour for doneness.) Or place slices in a dehydrator and dry according to the manufacturer's directions. When they're done, remove them to a bowl and set aside. In a separate small bowl, combine oregano, salt, and cayenne, if desired. Add spice mix to chips and toss gently. Let cool to room temperature. Place in glass jars and add any leftover spice mix. Cap the jars and store in a cool, dark place, up to several months.
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Hi, I was just wondering if anybody knew a good schedule to set my irigation system on. I live in a hot dry valley, in California. I don't know what kind of grass it is but it is not bermuda, and it is the most widely grown grass out here in this valley. I have the irigation timer set right now at three days a week for 20 minutes each day at 5:30 AM, does anybody know a better schedule?
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Mr. Kurien said the increased employment of locals in the U.S. would impact margins, but said the company was confident of ensuring better prices to offset this.
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What's for dinner tonight? Try this 30-minute panéed (pan-fried) chicken recipe using Zatarain's Crispy Southern Chicken Frying Mix, sprinkled with Parmesan cheese. Serve as is, on a bed of salad or as chicken sandwiches – a great go-to dish when you need one quickly.
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Is this bed a challenge to make in the morning? This might sound like an odd question, but it's a kid room, so wondered. THANKS, I love it!
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Isotechniques, or techniques of adjacent volumes, are a processing method for pharmaceutical preparations containing high-potency active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) (e.g., cytostatics, hormones, and antibiotics) in absolute secure conditions to ensure the safety of the operator and the quality of the finished product. Manufacturing using isotechniques takes place in isolators.
Isotechniques offer certain advantages for aseptic production of injectable, high-potency drugs. In the sanitized areas of cleanrooms, the operator brings in contamination in a limited manner. A completely biodecontaminated environment exists inside the isolator, where only the drug and material for manufacturing come in direct contact with the processing system. In such operative circumstances, contamination by microbes is more limited than in cleanroom conditions because the absence of direct human intervention allows for better cleaning and complete biodecontamination of the entire working environment. Complete biodecontamination with vaporized hydrogen peroxide of the working area inside isolators allows for operation in a biodecontaminated environment. Cleanrooms, however, are exclusively sanitized and operate under conditions of controlled contamination.
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Some aspects to consider when using isolators while processing injectable, high-potency drugs are: Containment of contamination, particularly airborne contamination Individual protection of personnel Management of cross-contamination Aseptic processing and sterility of handled material and product Efficiency of biodecontamination cycles Efficiency of barriers and their integrity Management of the environmental impact as a result of the process (i.e., refluent, industrial waste, liquids, gas, and air).
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Smelled burning at old dishwasher.Killed power and removed box (very hot to touch) and found neutral connection burned, wire nut melted almost to nothing. Hot connection was not effected at all. Visually checked the only junction box on that circuit and saw no evidence of overheating. Looked inside panel and saw no evidence of overheating at the breaker either. I assume it was just a bad wirenut connection or maybe the appliance malfunctioned?? So I snipped off about 4 inches and remade the connection with a new dishwasher (i needed an excuse to buy a new one!). Do you think I should have replaced the whip/wiring between the dishwasher and the junction box too? Would the wiring have been jeopordized by overheating? I assume this was a progressive thing until it completely failed. Thanks for any replies, Im still a little freaked out by the burned connection. |
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One other thing, dishwasher had aluminum stranded wire. The new one has the same. Could that have caused the high resistance? |
Tinned copper is what you are seeing. Stranded Aluminum is only AWG 8 and larger I believe. |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Wed, Sep 25, 13 at 7:48
A loose wirenut can heat up like that. Despite the fact that the wires are still twisted together, the twist provides little efficacy to the connection. It's the nut itself that does. Either it wasn't installed properly, it was the wrong one for the conductors in use, or it got mechanically loosened by vibration over time. This is why connections need to be made in boxes. |
Do you think I should have replaced the whip going to the appliance or was just cutting off the damaged end sufficient? "Tinned copper is what you are seeing" The installation instructions specifically say to not pretwist the wires. So I didnt trim any off the dishwasher side and connected without twisting with a yellow ideal wirenut. "This is why connections need to be made in boxes." Most certainly. There was some black contained within the box. When I went to remove the plate, it was very hot to the touch too. A scary lesson for sure. |
No visual signs of damage that wasnt already snipped off wire. Do you think the thermal expansion or heat has weakened the wiring? Should I have replaced the whip instead of just snipping off the burned portion? |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Thu, Sep 26, 13 at 14:47
No, as long as you have undamaged insulation (and you replace the burned wirenut) you should be OK |
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Comments about Cacharel Lou Lou Perfume:
Ideal for those who like the flavors(perfumes) which smell strong, but not at all unpleasant... " Very GOOD FLAVOR(PERFUME)! "
- Great Smell
- Great Value
- Long-Lasting
Best Uses
- Daily Use
Comments about Cacharel Lou Lou Perfume:
I bought it for my mother. My mother loves it. It is one of her favourite perfume and she always use it. She already bought a new perfume bottle even though the old one is still full.
- Fragrance Type:
- Fresh/Aquatic
- Draws Compliments
- Great Smell
- Long-Lasting
- Sexy
Best Uses
- Signature Fragrance
Comments about Cacharel Lou Lou Perfume:
I am very impressed with my purchase of this product, I love Lou Lou and only ever where this and have done for the last 25 years. The delivery of this was very quick and very well wrapped. I will be purchasing again soon!
- Fragrance Type:
- Fresh/Aquatic, Oriental/Spicy
Best Uses
Comments about Cacharel Lou Lou Perfume:
Ohhhh Lou Lou , wonderful perfume, very sophisticated , love it very much.
Very fast shipping! Original product ! Thank you FragranceX.
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