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Apple today released iOS 4.1, the anticipated update for iPhone and iPod touch devices that fixes bugs with the proximity sensor, Bluetooth connectivity, and the apparent iPhone 3G lag.
The FaceTime flaw has also been addressed, where a bug would allow others redirect FaceTime calls. "An issue in the handling of invalid certificates may allow an attacker in a privileged network position to redirect FaceTime calls," said Apple's advisory. "This issue is addressed through improved handling of certificates."
Also with the update comes new "high dynamic range" (HDR) photography where multiple exposures of a single image are combined to provide enhanced details. In total 24 vulnerabilities in iOS were patched in this update, 19 of which were "arbitrary code execution," meaning, a "critical" vulnerability. The update ranges from 308.2MB to 590MB depending on your geographic location.
With the fixed Webkit framework, you'll get TV show rentals. They will cost 99 cents and will be streamed from the clouds.
HD video uploads over Wi-Fi are added, not 3G, are you trying to kill your ISP? This is for iPhone 4 owners only, you can share the captured HD clips with YouTube over Wi-Fi.
If anyone is brave enough to give this a run on their iPhone 3G please do so and let us know how it turned out. The update is said to "increase performance" and it seems to be doing so. Some iPhone 3G owners are reporting "It's a quite faster" and "seems a little bit faster than 4.02; Safari opens faster, Google maps is much faster, Skype (as told) works even if there is a message saying that is not supported" according to Apple Discussions.
As for jailbreakers, the iPhone Dev Team says dont do it. "It's a trap!" Apparently there is no way to revert your baseband after the 4.1, "if you update your baseband you'll lose the ultrasn0w unlock, possibly forever."
When will there be a jailbreak that you can do on the i pid for ios 4.1
Hi guys, why is there is there a difference in update size? I'm on 300mb whereas some of my friends in other parts of the world are on 600mb. Are there exclusions depending on which country you stay in? Thanks.
I gave it a try and it disables your network (Internet) on your iPhone 3G. Calls still work, just the internet is down. I'll be restoring and trying yet another attempt at this. Please be patient numerous RedSn0w 0.9.5 B5-5 Processes are being done. I'll update you guys on the results.
upgraded(fom jailbroken 3.1.2) just now and everything seems to be working perfect. no slowdowns and it cant even be compared to 4.0.2 hope a jailbreak will come up soon but even without it i m pretty happy as it is with the 4.1
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The education management industry is again changing drastically, with the pressures of global recession . The expectation of the student, in the post recession world, and expectation of the Industry from a Management student is also changing . Industry has started looking credibility of a Management Student beyond his degree and academic performance .
Industry understands the word "DO". At the end of the day , that is what defines the credibility of the Management Student , in the viewpoint of Industry .
At ISB&T ( Indian School of Business Transformation) both the Board of Directors , Board of Advisers and the Board of Faculties ,Student coordinators, has an extensive focus on the Word "DO".
We want our students not just talk "Business Transformation " , but "DO" it .
As a Business School , of next generation (Business School 2.0 ) , ISB&T is completly focussed on the world collaboration. It has the mission of "Wining together".
The three fundamental facets of ISB&T stands together to build the business school of future - the Bschool 2.0
1. Transform Business
3. Win Together
They each complement other . They are tied up as a cohesive formula building new forms of Business school ,which is transformational.
Its about incorporation the social and environment agendas with Business agenda. Business itself is a means to achieve the strategic goals for collective good of society and environment . To many people have got involved in the means and forgot the real strategic goals . Education beyond boundaries , is where the boundaries of thoughts are eliminated to create a right balance between business and society.
Its nice to see education management changing the way it is and as the perception of organizations change towards the students who come out of institutions, as the credibility of the students is not just their degrees anymore so this is good step Joydip.......
When medical doctors take the Hippocratic oath, they pledge first to do no harm to their patients. On June 3rd more than 400 students graduating from Harvard Business School took an oath amounting to much the same thing. At an unofficial ceremony the day before they received their MBAs, the students promised they would, among other things, "serve the greater good", "act with the utmost integrity" and guard against "decisions and behavior that advance my own narrow ambitions, but harm the enterprise and the societies it serves." The student oath is part of a larger effort to turn management from a trade into a profession—a crusade that Messrs Khurana and Nohria proposed in a much-discussed article last October in the Harvard Business Review. When the business school was founded in 1908, the goal was to create something along the lines of Harvard's medical and law schools. But the mission was soon abandoned, not least because there was no agreement about how managers should behave. A set of shared values is one of the defining features of a profession. Lawyers and doctors have their own codes, but business-school professors tend to embrace Milton Friedman's claim that the only responsibility of business is to maximize profits. They have told their students that as managers their sole mission should be increasing shareholder value. It may seem ridiculous that students who have spent over $100,000 on two years of study in an effort to get very rich are now so keen to rebrand themselves as virtuous. Such naivety, if that is what it is, will not survive long beyond the university's walls. But the students may just be putting their marketing lessons into practice. They are entering the worst job market for graduating MBAs in decades. Many see non-profit and government jobs as their best bet. So embracing the "values agenda" could prove useful. What is ISB&Ts "Education Beyond Boundaries" initiative all about? Are your trying to emulate the "Doctors Without Borders"? If that's what you wish to do, kudos to you. It's a worth cause.
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Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the South Coast Day Trip from Sydney with Jervis Bay Dolphin Watching Cruise. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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In a very windy day visiting Kiama blowhole and getting wet. Although we did not see dolphins, the boat ride was great. Enjoyed the lunch too.
Fabulous trip! Although we didn't see any dolphins we did see whales up close! A mum and her baby we playing right next to the boat. The crew on the boat were great and passionate about what they do. Couldn't have wished for a better experience.
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Our tour guide was very funny & entertaining. We very much enjoyed the Billy Tea and Anzac biscuits. The dolphin cruise was the reason we chose this tour and we were not disappointed: we saw lots of dolphins in Jervis Bay.
A very good day out. We say plenty of dolphins, and the overall experience was good. Jervis Bay was very scenic, the food was good, all staff were very helpful and professional. All in all a very good day, definitely recommended.
For our trip, unfortunately no dolphins appeared on that day. However, our guide made it up to us by bringing us to a nice waterfall location. The Jervis Bay boat itself provided a nice cruise.
Other than Jervis Bay, we visited other places with the best being the Blow Hole spot at Kiama. This tour brought us to these places that are much further from the city area.
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Brilliant courier. Dolphins were incredible. Well informed and advised as trip progressed.
It was a long but pretty drive down the coast. We did not see any dolphins. The boat ride in the bay was fun. the stop at the blow hole was the highlight as we also walked out on the rocks and saw some wonderful views of the ocean.
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I had real problems with Viator. I was given a contact number for the local operators of the tour and told that I must confirm the trip the day before travel. I spent over an hour and half trying to get through on the telephone on the number given - this cost my daughter over 50 Australian dollars as I was using her mobile phone. We contacted Viator on their website - where they promise a 36 hour reply. We explained that we did not know where to meet the tour bus and that this was really urgent. They did not reply - at all! We managed to find the tour bus, and the local operator explained that the number we had been given was for travel agents and is rarely answered! The tour itself was very good - but Viator's customer service was very poor and, in total, cost me more than 100 Australian dollars on phone calls and taxis trying to find the tour bus!
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The dolphin cruise was good, and we saw seals and dolphins. The rest of the day was spent mainly on a coach - a 13-hour day for a 2-hour cruise. I'm not sure if it's worth it.
The guide was boring and stereotypical. There should be more lively guides to make the tour worth it. We spent most of the time travelling in bus, as our guide drove too slow to only finish the trip much after darkness. Thus a number of visiting points had to be hurried and not enjoyed. Definitely needs improvement.
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Unfortunately, we didn't see any dolphins even though this was a dolphin cruise. They are not guaranteed, we were just unlucky.


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When the Granbury Pirates were eliminated from the Class 4A soccer playoffs in the regional quarterfinals, Matt Rose thought he had played his final game for the school.
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by jamesc 4/11/2014 11:29:40 AM -- NORFOLK – Hundreds of students at Northeast Community College have seen the generosity of others. The scholarship recipients and their sponsors were honored during the annual Scholarship Luncheon, which recognizes the sponsors for helping Northeast students succeed with their education.
"Students who walk through our doors have hopes and dreams for a bright future, but many look ahead and see obstacles rather than opportunities," said Mary Honke, Northeast executive vice president. "Many drop in and out of education because of family and job responsibilities and often have to work more to save up enough to attend another semester of school. Our goal is to help all students achieve academic post-secondary success regardless of their financial situation."
Honke said 79-percent, or 2,214 of the 2,813 degree seeking students at Northeast received financial aid. She said 42-percent of student's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) applications have an expected family contribution of $0, meaning students qualify for the full Pell grant funding earning $23,000 or less. In addition, 31-percent of Northeast students work full-time and 47-percent work part-time.
"For 2013-2014, 321 scholarship awards were made in the amount of $212,215 with an average award of $661," Honke said. "The number of scholarships we award, however, hasn't kept up with the needs. In fact, the number of scholarship applications has nearly doubled in just four-years." Honke said scholarship sponsors are critical to the success of Northeast students with their generous contributions.
Affiliated Foods Midwest is a sponsor of a number of Northeast scholarships. Chief Financial Officer Duane Severson spoke of the unique way the scholarships are funded. "With over 600 employees based in Nebraska we decided to fund the scholarships through what we earn through vending machines in our facilities." He joked, "Now when I go and pick up my Mountain Dew and my bag of Doritos for the day, I feel much better about myself."
Affiliated Foods Midwest has contributed over $60,000 to Northeast Community College scholarships over the past 15 years. The company has also been a major contributor to both the Chuck M. Pohlman Agriculture Complex and the College of Nursing on the Northeast campus. It also hires many Northeast graduates each year.
Those at the luncheon also heard from two scholarship recipients. Lindsey Sievers is a sophomore practical nursing major from Randolph and received the Eleanor Fuhrman Endowed Nursing and the Missionary Benedictine Sisters scholarships.
Sievers, who is a non-traditional student and a single mother of a four-year-old son and a two-year-old daughter, said this was her second time back in college. "I have a bachelor's degree in animal science. However, the career path I choose with animal science did not quite fit in well for my two children. So, after working three years as a CNA (Certified Nurse Assistant), I decided to come back and try school again."
Sievers said she is touched by the generosity the scholarship sponsors have for other people. "Words cannot describe it. It makes a huge difference. It doesn't just influence a student's life – it influences the parents who wish they can help more, it influences their children, and it influences the people all around the students. Your generosity is greatly, greatly appreciated."
Catherine Martinez, a sophomore drafting student from Norfolk, received the John and Eileen Doherty Drafting Scholarship. She spoke of how her college experience has created a second family for her. "I don't have a story about how I got through college. I have many stories. Most of those stories would not have been possible without the help of our supporters and benefactors. If it wasn't for you, I would have never met these amazing people."
Martinez said, "Your donations support more than education. They support new found friendships, families and life-long memories. So, on behalf of me, my new family and all Northeast beneficiaries, I would like to thank you."
J. Paul and Eleanor McIntosh and their family have supported many Northeast Community College students over the years through scholarships, as well as encouraging other donors to create endowed scholarships by establishing funds to match their initial gifts. In total, the McIntosh's have provided nearly $1 million to scholarships and have helped to provide matching gifts for the creation or growth of over 70 additional scholarships valued at over $1.5 million.
J. Paul McIntosh told the students that the people who have helped them probably had someone help them in their lives. "Ever since the day that each of us was born, our lives have been influenced and shaped by parents, relatives, friends, books, newspapers, enemies, and various events that have occurred to each one of us. Life is all about attitudes and choices. Although we have all made some bad choices at some points in our lives, that doesn't mean your life has to be defined by those choices. With the right attitude, you can change. You can make good choices and turn your life around. Many of you here today, have done just that."
In addition to the scholarships, the McIntosh's provided the lead donation to the College of Nursing facility (of which the facility is named in their honor) and other substantial gifts for the construction of the Chuck M. Pohlman Agriculture Complex, the Utility Line Building and the Lifelong Learning Center.
J. Paul McIntosh also served on the College's Board of Governors for 20 years and is currently a member of the Northeast Community College Foundation Board.
Honke said scholarship dollars not only impact the individual, but the greater community at large. She said scholarships are a recruitment tool, providing assistance to students who might not otherwise be able to attend. "Scholarships are also a retention tool. We know that 88% of our graduates live, work and pay taxes in our state after graduation. And last year, 99% of our graduates were either employed or continuing their education."
Honke said, "With nearly 68-percent of our students coming from first generation families, we know that earning that degree impacts future generations and helps our communities to remain vital and strong."
J. Paul McIntosh visits with several Northeast Community College scholarship recipients following a recent luncheon to honor the students and their scholarship sponsors. For 2013-2014 academic year at Northeast, 321 scholarship awards were made in the amount of $212,215 with an average award of $661. "The number of scholarships we award, however, hasn't kept up with the needs," said Mary Honke, Northeast executive vice president. She said scholarship sponsors are critical to the success of Northeast's students with their generous contributions.
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"The beginning of wisdom is a definition of terms." – Socrates
An old saying that has particular relevance in the world of information technology. Our industry loves couching ideas in clever new terminology. Sometimes the attempts are laughable. But every so often a new term will resonate. Unfortunately in IT, it's only a matter of time before everyone co-opts the term for their own purposes. And once a term ends up mean anything it ultimately means nothing.
Such is the perilous state of the term "community."
This should be of particular concern to anyone with an interest in the future of open source software because "community" has always been one of its most unique, albeit amorphous, qualities. Unfortunately there are many self-described open source advocates that are fuelling this terms irrelevance.
If "community" ends up losing it's meaning through commercially-driven misappropriation than all efforts to expand the understanding and adoption of open source will be severely hampered. It's like a free market version of Newspeak. The broader interests of open source require a stringent definition of community – one which captures its unique value in the context of information technology. With that base line established we should all call BS on those that attempt to use in any other way.
As I see it there are four working definitions of collective behaviour relevant to the world of information technology. They are:
- Crowd – a collection of people whose defining characteristic is proximity (physical or digital)
- Mob – see definition for crowd, add anger (thank you anonymous blog comments)
- Affiliation – a collection of people whose defining characteristic is a shared interest. Affiliations can emerge quickly and are more self-sustaining than crowds. A key reason is that there tends to be a focal point, sometimes a member, through which interact flows through or centers around. As long as the focal point of an affiliation participates then the rest of the affiliation can simply observe.
- Community – a collection of people whose defining characteristic is shared participation. Communities are ultimately geared towards some form of action. What drives the collective participation of the community is the individual vested interest of each member. Finding an intersection between members' individual vested interest is highly complex and that means communities are uniquely difficult to catalyze and sustain. Furthermore, communities are only viable when a critical mass of its membership contribute. Unlike an affiliation, too much observation kills a community.
There is a strong affinity between open source and community The reason for this symbiosis is the open source license agreement. Modification and redistribution rights make it impossible for a single entity to control the underlying asset – the code. That simple fact creates a certain element of trust – or to be more accurate it removes a certain element of distrust – that can hamper shared participation in code development and maintenance. But to reiterate the point, that participation occurs because a community member has a vested interest in doing so. Maybe they need to undermine a competitors market position. Maybe they need to distribute the cost of building a key sub-component for their product. Maybe they just want to build their personal reputation.
However, defining and assessing communities must be based on the type of participation being shared. I would argue that a community of code contributors is a very different group than a community of people providing support and advice. The membership may overlap – but the nature of the shared participation is different. On that basis then an open source project might have several different types communities. But the simple application of an open source license agreement doesn't guarantee any community will emerge, as many projects can testify.
On the other hand, a project's users or a company's customers do not constitute a community. That's because there isn't really any shared participation. This group is better defined as an affiliation (sometimes even a crowd). The same can be said about groups of channel partners like resellers or system integrators.
This is exactly where things are starting to get unstuck. Increasingly it is fashionable to use to the term community to represent the sum total of all relationships a company has – regardless of who it is. In this context everyone is on equal status which is clearly a nonsense. One more additional user probably makes no difference to every other user. But another code contributor can have a significant impact.
That existing proprietary vendors are co-opting the term community in this way is not surprising. But I find it hard not to be cynical when I see a growing number of "open source vendors" – particularly those subscribing to open-core business model do this.
The open-core business model is designed around converting users of a free, functionally-reduced, "community-supported," open source version to a proprietary, paid-for full version. This focus on conversion rates drives their perspective on community. In their world, anyone that can potentially be converted into a paying customer is a member of their "community." But when we start applying a proper definition of community, as in a community of code contributors or a community of project support providers, then things don't look so rosy for a lot of these open-core vendors. The fact is that many are simply failing to get any traction catalyzing these groups. So it's convenient to lump everyone – including those who casually download the open source version of their product – into a big bucket they call community. Its suits their marketing objectives. And it certainly doesn't hurt their ability to shake some extra funding from the venture capital money tree.
Using the term community in this fashion is a little like pissing in the open source pool. It's anti-social behavior that the perpetrator hopes will go unnoticed but which, if done by too many, soils the entire pool. If a community can be anyone and everyone than it devalues the honest-to goodness-communities that have emerged around some, but not all, open source projects. And make no mistake – catalyzing and sustaining a community is half magic and half hard work. When it happens it needs to be uniquely recognized and rewarded.
So sorry for being pedantic but if community is going to have any meaning it must be limited to collective behavior based on shared participation. And I'm prepared to call BS if a vendor does otherwise.
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Nikon's D7100 has been named as the new flagship DSLR of the APS-C lineup. The camera, in a way, then is the successor to both the D300s and the D7000. Indeed, Nikon's D7000 was tough to keep in stock because everyone wanted it. With the high ISO abilities, marksman type autofocus, and excellent build quality consumers flocked to it for the great camera that it was for the price.
The D7100 is in many ways Nikon's way of showing that APS-C DSLRs still have a place in the world despite how much the ILC market has grown. The camera boasts 24.1MP sensor, 51 point autofocus system, that can autofocus down to f8, 7fps shooting, a 3.2 inch 1,229K dot LCD, ISO 100-6400 natively, dual SD card storage, and weather sealing.
Being the flagship camera of the DX format series, this camera isn't meant for the newbie photog. It is laden with buttons and dials all over that native Nikonians will find pleasing. The company has had years of experience creating award winning DSLRs. When it comes to the APS-C format, it started with the D300--which won the hearts of many photojournalists due to to super clean high ISO settings. That was the year a magazine declared that ISO 1600 is the new 400; effectively meaning that we can now shoot at higher ISO settings without any fear. Today, we're far beyond those days--and it's quite amazing to see what APS-C sized sensors are capable of doing.
But does that mean that the D7100 is another hit for Nikon?
When you pick the Nikon D7100 up, you know that it is a Nikon DSLR that comes from a specific heritage. Every DSLR has their own make and feel, but what makes the D7100 feel so right at home is not only the size, but the overall build quality combined with the professional layout. My hands are relatively small in the big picture, but they're large for my size due to years of bass and guitar playing. This camera fits perfectly in my hands without my pinky hanging off the bottom the way it does with a D5200 and below. When you pick up this camera, you know it was designed for business but also know that it isn't as capable as something with a larger sensor.
With all of this said and kept in mind, we also must emphasize just how light the camera really is. We've walked around tradeshow floors for years with DSLR cameras and felt the weight eventually start telling on us. But the D7100 with the 35mm f1.8 G and a flash attached felt nowhere as heavy as the messenger bags we tote around. In a way, it was quite a liberating feeling knowing that something this light is still able to have so much power. It surely puts some mirrorless cameras to shame in real life use and travel.
The Nikon D7100 measures in at 5.3 x 4.2 x 3" (135.5 x 106.5 x 76mm) and weighs 1.7 lbs (765g) with battery and memory card when the body cap is not attached. To take the most advantage of this camera's weight, we used small, light primes as well as the included zoom lens. Overall though, it was still a really featherweight option (or our muscles have turned Herculean over our years of schlepping around DSLRs.)
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If you're stepping up to the D7100, we really hope that you've had some sort of DSLR experience before or you are extremely committed to taming the beast. For those that have never used Nikon DSLRs before, this may also be a confusing camera to learn. However, with persistence you can wrap your head around it.
Let's start with the front: we already know that this camera is meant for those with big boy pants by the control layout. The front of the camera is characterized by the on/off switch around the shutter release, aperture control dial, depth of field previous button, custom function button, pop-up flash button, bracketing button, and the focusing selection switch. And of course, there is the lens release.
Look at the top and you'll find some relatively simplistic controls here. This is where users can see the info display LCD, exposure compensation button, metering button, video record button, hot shoe, shutter release and the mode dial. The dial has a button in the center that needs to be pressed in order to change the mode--and in real life practice this is quite nice. Around the dial is another dial for the drive mode.
This brings us to the back of the camera, where there are quite a bit more controls. First off the viewfinder--which is bright and beautiful. Near this is the diopter control. Below the viewfinder is the new 3.2 inch LCD screen which is surrounded by loads of buttons. But first we take you to the only dial on the top right side of the back of the camera. This dial will control the shutter speed in manual mode. The buttons control various other functions. On the right of the LCD is the focus point selection button which also has a lock around it. In the center of this button is another soft key that says, "OK." Below this is the Live View switch for photo or video. And below that: you'll find one of the info buttons.
Even more controls are around the left side of the LCD screen. Here is where you'll find the playback and trash buttons. Below this are the menu button, white balance/explanation/lock button, zoom in/quality switch button, zoom out/ISO button, and another info button.
Around the grip area of the camera is where the memory cards are stored. This camera can hold two SD cards and they can be set up to either have one serve as an overflow, mirrored, or have JPEGs go to one while RAWs go to the other.
The left of the camera is where Nikon decided to put loads and loads of ports. The microphone jack, USB jack, HDMI jack, headphone jack, and GPS dongle port are all situated here.
On the bottom is where you'll insert the battery and find the tripod socket. If you want to attach a grip to the camera, you'll need to remove the battery door.
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If the user wants to use the Scene or Effects modes, they are encouraged to use the Live View mode first and then select them. Truthfully though, we're not sure why one would use them vs doing the work in post-production.
The D7100 has the standard menus of many Nikon DSLRs typical of the ASP-C range of cameras. Going into them and getting out is straightforward as they are both color coded and symbol coded.
Spy with your little eye into the viewfinder of the D7100 and you'll be peering into a 100% viewfinder. That means that you won't be able to change the focusing screen to a matte if you want. But that's okay because Nikon's built-in rangefinder system is also really quite good. When going through the menu system you can select what you would like displayed in the viewfinder such as the rule of thirds settings, focusing points and more. Unfortunately, the focusing points don't stretch more towards the edges of the viewfinder--and they really should because this is an APS-C sized DSLR. That oversight might be forgivable if we were dealing with a full frame camera, but we are not.
By pressing in the focusing button located on the front of the camera and moving the exposure dials around, you can cycle through various focusing selection modes such as areas, single points, 3D tracking and more. When combined with the focusing selection button the on the back being unlocked, the D7100 turns into an extremely formidable camera.
Nikon's D7100 has a 3.2 inch LCD with 1,229K dots of resolution. Those dots go a long way when it comes to needing to pixel peep your images on the back of the LCD in order to make sure that you have absolute sharpness. They also come in handy when recording video.
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I am renovating a second floor apartment and am interested in a tankless water heater for the efficiency factor as well as taking less space in the utility room. My contractor prefers a hi efficiency 50 gal tank. I have heard that the distance from the tankless water heater can affect the temps. It will be near the kitchen and about 40 feet from the master bathroom with another bathroom inbetween. Any input appreciated.
The distance does not affect the temperature at the final point of use. Both tankless and storage tank heaters are equally affected by the length of plumbing between.
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Tankless water heaters and normal storage tank water heaters do not supply instantaneous hot water.
There are 2 categories - electric and gas (natural gas or propane) based.
Gas tankless
If you select a gas based tankless like the Takagi TK3, the flue pipe has to be changed as the exhaust gasses are hotter than a normal gas powered storage heater.
There are condensing versions of tankless water heaters that can have pvc vent pipe.
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These apparently take longer to heat up.
Capacity considerations - tankless water heaters need to be correctly sized as the hot water is generated on demand. If the flow rate is too high, the water temperature at the destination use point(s) will be too low. This is not an immediately noticeable problem for most storage tank water heaters as there is a buffer of heated water to draw from.
However, the same issue is seen when the buffer is drawn down e.g. - extended showering with a 50 gallon electric heater .
When correctly sized, you would be able to supply most (if not all) usage points simultaneously.
It must be noted that tankless waters carry a premium over the standard storage tank models and plumbers may not be familiar with them and the installation requirements. Consequently, they will push storage tank models over tankless models.
Thank you davidtay. But I am not clear. When you say correctly sized, do you mean the flow rate? and is that something I could easily adjust? Also I am assuming it would be natural gas since the water heater would be gas. I know the plumber my contractor uses is certified green and considered a master plumber so it could just be my contractor's inexperience. I really don't want the huge water tank taking up room and would have to familiarize myself with more details. But then again, I don't know what problems people have had. Most I read seem to be satisfied with the tankless.
It means the max hot water flow rate, assuming all hot water outlets are turned on. The TK-3 for example supports up to 26 GPM for a water temp increase of 50 F.
You'd want to a tankless unit that can cope with the max output.
If you have propane delivered, you need the model built for propane.
Following is a link for a condensing "tankless".
There are a number of vendors, of which Takagi and Noritz are considered the best in terms of reliability.
I'm happy with my Takagi TK-3. Great reclaiming the space and fixing some things that weren't installed correctly in the first place (such as a 240V outlet mounted on a wooden support directly under the discharge valve).
No regrets.
Additional consideration: time to first hot water vs lower energy consumption. Tankless are efficient because heat on demand. This also means never run out of hot water. Drawback is that it does not turn on instantly. Tankless units allow a certain amount of cold water to pass thru to gauge how much heating is needed before start heating. Conventional hot water heaters supply instantly from a tank of existing hot water. Delay to full hot in a conventional system is the time needed to flush existing water out of line (volume of water in pipe between hot water heater and end faucet). The tankless unit adds the volume of water before the unit cranks up to full heat.
I have a Bosch dishwasher which is very efficient, but depends on incoming water being hot. While incoming water is heated, amount of heating can not compensate for too cold water in initial fill. Dishwasher relies on heating of dishes by hot water to dry dishes (not a true heated dry like most domestic models). This system has real problems if using either a tankless unit or having too big a volume of piping between the water heater and the dishwasher.
For most uses, difference in timing just means running water longer before it gets hot. Energy savings are greatest for water heaters which are used infrequently. e.g. a weekend vacation home saves a lot on tankless unit. A commercial restaurant would most likely use less energy with a tank since tanks heat more efficiently and water does not stay in tank long.
Finally on sizing: A lot of sizing charts show number of bathrooms etc. If you have a well, the limiting factor is often well flow rate. If the well flows at 3 gallons/minute max, then it gains nothing to size a tankless unit that can heat 5 gpm. Size on the lower of house flow rate or usage.
Thank you both for the info. I have been reading about Noritz on their website and of course they say the hot water is instantaneous which I wouldn't believe anyway. But as far as the dishwasher, I always run the water til it is hot before I turn on the dishwasher under normal circumstances. I have a whirlpool but with my renovation (this is a total gut job) I was looking to switch to the Bosch. But I would still think if you let the water get hot before turning it on, it wouldn't be a problem.
For me, it is really about the space a 50 gallon tank would take up which is part of the appeal of of the tankless. I see that as of 8/01/11, Noritz is coming out with a new one that is supposed to be .93 efficient and can use PVC piping to vent. Otherwise I am looking at the NR71 or NR66 since this is for a 2bedrm/2bath apt with laundry in unit and dishwasher as well, though I doubt 2 functions would be going at the same time.
Any comments appreciated.
Tankless heaters fire up when the flow exceeds a certain threshold. Min flow rate for the Noritz NRC98 is 0.5 gpm. Max is 7.5 to 9.8 gpm, depending on the temp differential between the desired output temp and the input temp.
So, yes the hot water output (at the heater output) is instantaneous when a hot water outlet is turned on at full blast.
If the hot water outlet is not fully closed / leaking at a very low rate, the heater will not turn on if the flow rate is below the threshold.
I have a Bosch dishwasher and have no problems with the usage of a tankless TK3. The dishwasher has an internal heating element that is connected to the pump and not exposed like other brands.
The Noritz NRC98 is a nice unit and should be more than sufficient (assuming a max flow rate per hot water outlet of 2.2 gpm and not more than 4 in use simultaneously) .


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Dubai: The United Arab Emirates is likely to experience a boom in Sukuk issue in an attempt to make the gulf state a global center for Islamic bonds or Sukuk after a landmark announcement by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of UAE and Ruler of Dubai.
Reacting to the initiative, the latest in a series of aggressive economic overtures by Sheikh Mohammed, local officials and analysts described it as a major step towards achieving the ultimate goal of turning Dubai into a world Islamic economic capital. One official said that the sukuk initiative would also give a strong push to the UAE economy, the second largest in the Arab world after Saudi Arabia.
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Another official said that Sheikh Mohammed's move is "very important" on the grounds it will attract liquidity to the local market.
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"This announcement about sukuk is the main pillar and the nucleus of Sheikh Mohammed's initiative to turn Dubai into a global Islamic economic capital," said Abdullah al Turaifi, Executive President of the Securities and Commodities Authority.
His figures showed that the UAE is already a world leader in sukuk issuance, with a value of around $20 billion in 2012, nearly eight percent of the world's total sukuk issues.
Around $9 billion worth of those sukuk are listed on Dubai's stock market but nearly $7.5 billion of sukuk issued in the emirate are not listed, al Turaifi said.
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In a paper presented to a conference in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday, Dubai Financial Market Chief Executive Issa Kazem said that the UAE has remained the largest sukuk base in MENA over the past years, with a cumulative value of around $42 billion (AED155 billion) during 1996-2012. It was followed by Saudi Arabia with nearly $25 billion (AED92 billion) and Qatar, with about $16 billion (AED59 billion).
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Chatting With The Next Iron Chef: Redemption Winner
by Sarah De Heer in Shows, December 23rd, 2012The fifth season of The Next Iron Chef: Redemption was full of ups and downs, but one thing is for sure: All eight chefs redeemed themselves in one way or another.
Sunday night's final episode brought three of the most talented chefs together for two final battles. The first battle would eliminate one chef (read the exclusive interview from that chef); the two remaining chefs were then sent to Kitchen Stadium for the ultimate battle that celebrated three long-standing Iron Chefs and would determine The Next Iron Chef. And the winner is …
Since Season 4 on The Next Iron Chef: Super Chefs, Chef Alex Guarnaschelli has had a yearning for the title that slipped away from her just one episode prior to the finale last year. But on Sunday night's final episode she captured it with a much-loved Pasilla Chile Cherry Tart, and now she can truly say that she has redeemed herself.
We watched Chef Guarnaschelli win in the first episode — which challenged the chefs to be resourceful — with a lobster dish that had all the judges wanting more. That win catapulted her confidence and drive to win throughout the season — she would go on to make it through six episodes without meeting the stresses of the Secret Ingredient Showdown. Three episodes before the finale, she found herself experiencing the wrath of the Showdown for a failed Vegas buffet. But she showed the finesse of her cookery and attention to detail, while going head-to-head with Marcel Vigneron, to take the win and secure the final spot in the finale. Chef Guarnaschelli now joins the prestigious ranks of Bobby Flay, Masaharu Morimoto, Jose Garces, Michael Symon, Marc Forgione and Geoffrey Zakarian.
On the first page of your Redemption Journal, you quoted Mickey Mantle, "It's amazing how little we know about a game we've been playing our whole lives." What did this contest and the fact that you've competed in it twice teach you about cooking and your approach to food?
AG: I feel as if a competition teaches you that no matter how long you've been doing something or how much you practice, you still have so much more to learn. Some of the lessons are very painful. You make the same mistake you've made before; you avoid a mistake from the past and discover a new one. Cooking is a constant lesson in humility. It's also, to me, one of the most exciting professions. I love when a dish comes together. Competing twice means you've felt all the feelings before and put yourself through this "meat grinder" already, only you feel more driven. You are aware you have a 10 percent chance of winning, but the fire to become an Iron Chef still burns brightly.
You wore a claw necklace in more than one episode of the competition. Does it hold special significance to you or do you consider it lucky?
AG: I bought this turquoise necklace years ago at a green market, of all places. I bought it off the jewelry-maker's neck and as soon as I put it on, the weight of the stone on my chest served as a great source of comfort.
The first challenge in the final episode was Passion and you had to create the judges' last meal. What would your last supper be and why?
AG: My last supper would be a giant scoop of caviar followed by a grilled cheese sandwich. I like a meal of extremes.
On the last page of your Redemption Journal, you wrote, "How will they fit my whole last name on a chef's jacket?" Have you seen your Iron Chef jacket yet? Does "Guarnaschelli" fit?
AG: I could never fit my name in those boxes for tests at school and it takes up two lines on my credit card. I'm expecting an abbreviation on my chef's jacket. Honestly, if this was my biggest problem, I'd say I have no complaints!
What's next for you as an Iron Chef?
AG: I honestly think this milestone entails two things: First, I must hunker down and continue to learn and "grow" my cooking style. To me, being an Iron Chef means you should be in a constant state of evolution and experimentation. Second, I feel a responsibility to help others. I love Share Our Strength and am very passionate about Alex's Lemonade Stand. To me, Alex's Lemonade is the ultimate story of how children can inspire parents to be better people than they ever imagined.
Stay tuned for the recipe for my winning Pasilla Chile Cherry Tart!
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Alex is a mediocre sous chef and past her prime as a line cook. She had nowhere else to go but pretend to be a real chef. No creativity or innovative tendencies, she is a lazy cook with no inspiration.
I will not watch Alex bumble around in the kitchen – FN has jumped the shark…
Actually, Chef G is an accomplished executive chef at 2 restaurants. But I agree with your sentiment – there's a big difference between even an excellent chef and an Iron Chef. 2 different leagues.
She's not a very nice person.
You know this how?
By observing her behavior not only during this so-called "competion," but also on Chopped and other programs. She is definitely disrespectful and rude.
You are right Grace. I retract my earlier comment.
Really did not like her attitude (and Chef Appleman's) toward Chef Vigneron. They seem to be running a clique like in high school and think they can decide who deserves to be part of the in crowd. They're wrong. We like to watch new people with new ideas. And arrogance is a huge turnoff.
I have been saying that from the beginning. She is mean and felt entitled. Not a person I want to watch. If anyone who is not her "friend" actually watches her on tv, they can not possibly think she is personable.
I think given that Alex has paid her dues for more than 10 years just to get here, her win was well deserved and not anyone here who is being haters and bad mouthing the winner can take that away from her. Since she is the one who put in all the work.
Amanda I think also deserve to be an Iron Chef and would love to see her come back for her title at some point. On a side note, it's very heartwarming to watch All-Star Cook off with some of the FN chefs and their families! Watching FN is a little bit of putting things in perspective (for me anyway). It's part cooking, part entertainment. All the chefs with their family look really cute together! I really enjoyed watching Chef Alex with her mom. They just spoke to me any mom and daughter in the kitchen. It put a smile on my face and warmed my heart! For me, it's good to see this other dimension of the chefs on TV or else it would be just endless prepping and watching step by step meal preparation (yawn!). That's not all that food is about so thanks for the little bit of holiday entertainment. It was well appreciated it!
yikes bad english. I meant "who are being haters." sorry!
And yikes again – you apparently don't know the difference between hate and criticism. A dictionary would serve you well.
You work at the Food Network doing what?
Dude, I don't work at FN. I do pass thru and follow a few shows. I just try and not to take entertainment on TV that seriously. It seems like everyone busted their ass to the end. So really, whoever won, they deserve it since they did the work and not us.
What does 10 years have to do with the win? If we use that logic, how many years does Chef Freitag have?
Having an opinion doesn't mean we are "being haters" just because our opinion doesn't match yours.
Interestingly enough, some of the most defensive comments on here are from supporters of Alex, while supporters for other chefs back their opinions up with facts…I guess that being thoughtful before making a statement is "hating" now.
And 10 years of cooking does not automatically make an Iron Chef.-
Well, any comment or opinion can turn cruel & hurtful. It's not just what you say, it's how you say it too. There are many opinions here that are just plain hateful. To say it's just an opinion doesn't justify being mean. And frankly I don't know why I posted in the first place or responded at all considering some people just don't care enough to be considerate or respectful, while others talk about the "integrity" of FN in the same breath of being completely offensive to Chef Alex (even though we only get to see what's aired and not everything). But whatever call me an idiot because I do care about HOW things are said. I'll just go about my merry way.
I, too, enjoyed watching the All-Stars cooking with their families. It made everyone seem a little more real and down-to-earth and just like everyone else. It was heart-warming, very much so. And I can't remember if it was The Cooking Channel or Food Network, but I loved it when the network paired unlikely cooks together for a holiday show. My favorite pairing was Nadia G and Bobby Deen. It was like they put the most unlikely pairs together…it was fun to watch. With all of the extreme filth and trash on TV these days, it really is refreshing to still find family shows like on Food Network, The Cooking Channel, DIY, and Travel Channel. I think they are the last oasis for anyone with any taste or values. If they go, I truly will be throwing out my TV, as will many ohter people I know. Oh, I do have to not be a total hypocrite and admit I like to catch 'Dance Moms' occasionally but not for the trashy fights between the 'Moms' but for the beautiful dance routines. I have even almost stopped watching that, too, though.
You're obviously a Sock-puppet. Fake posting to fluff things up…
To anyone reading this… Notice how they suppressed all the negative posts.
Have been leaning toward writing off the food network for awhile. This sealed the deal.
I will now upgrade my cable package to get the cooking channel – FN is done in my house.
I will not return to FN until they start focusing on great food, instead of mediocre TV dramas…
Try the Travel Channel..Bourdaine would never be a part of this BS
Great advice! I watch Zimmern and Bourdain as well, and I've been using them as the bright acid to balance the cloying over-processed sickly sweet taste of FN programming…
I need a more nutritional viewing diet. Perhaps Bravo and the Cooking Channel is what I seek.
IC Zakarian should NEVER have been a judge (1) two of his co-hosts from "Chopped" and (2) Chef Guarneschelli is his sous chef on his IC episodes. As soon as Episode 'Risk' ended and Chef Guarneschelli wasn't eliminated, that sealed for me that the decision was already made. Too bad the rest of the chef's had to go thru that so she could get her apron.
So TRUE! I feel badly for the other chefs.
Absolutely! Show was fixed from the begining. Zakarian should never have been a judge. I thought some of the other chefs performed much better than she did. Food Net is destroying an excellent show with this new IC. I certainly will not watch any episodes with her performing (the outcome of any competitions she's in will certainly be fixed as well)!
Who knows what really went down, but in the last judgment before kitchen stadium, didn't GZ say Alex's custard dish was weak? Didn't sound that biased to me. . .
OMG, someone who saw the same crap as I did. I couldnt have said it better Mel.
Awful choice. And she is too arrogant to know it. Jeffery insured her winning.
I'm thrilled with the win, and I was rooting for her all season. Congratulations, Chef Alex!
Good for you. You as well as I watched it from the beginning and like I said earlier to someone–the judges were there we were not. Lets give praise where praise is due. What a wonderful Christmas gift for Alex. Brenda
I predicted as soon as I saw Zacharian was a judge that Alex would win. There were far more worthy chefs this round. I have lost all faith in this show. What happened to all the great chefs that really make the title IRON CHEF an honor to carry??? Zacharian and Simon are the only two winners who have had the skills to compete against the originals like Sakai and stand next to the original American iron chefs.
Does anyone else feel like the only decent cooking Guarneschelli did was at the final competition with Freitag, and then, only won because apparently she's the first person to ever combine chilies and cherries? How often have we heard the words "Chef Guarneschelli, you are on the botton, you will be in the showdown," followed by "by virtue of your (some random element on her dish Zakarian decided to praise) you live to cook another day?" (Hey, Alton, did it make you throw up in your mouth a little every time you had to say that?)
Guarneschelli was the second worst cook almost every time, while Freitag was top more often than anyone else. Well, that's who your next Iron Chef is: the second worst. When I first heard the chairman say "Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli," I was nauseous. I still am. And I will be any time I watch Iron Chef America from now on. I think I'll stick to reruns of the original Iron Chef, where they chose Iron Chefs based on their cooking ability.
Stop hating when u r as good as she then talk otherwise keep walking
I'm almost certain that my ability to cook has little to do with whether Guarneschelli or Freitag would make a better Iron Chef, nor does it have anything to do with the biased treatment Guarneschelli was routinely shown during the entire competition. Did you read any of my post or just the part that you didn't like?
Thanks for responding to my post, as opposed to all the other that are clearly "hating." Did you intentionally choose such a well-written post with proper spelling and punctuation to sling your playgroundesque "nuh-uh!!" comment at?
Did you see what I just did there? I responded to your totally unrelated personal attack with one of my own. What does that have to do with the Next Iron Chef? Nothing. Please try to stay on topic.
Do you have any idea what the word "hate" means? Any idea at all?
Chef Freitag should have won. I agree with your assesment of the whole ordeal!
wowser, such vitriol from someone who tasted not one dish in this whole competition
Believe it or not, some of us also know how to cook and can formulate a pretty good idea what a dish will taste like based on ingredients and cooking methods. And the judges critiques of her dishes were a pretty good clue as well. Lastly, in IC competitions, taste is only 50% of the scoring and last I knew, 50% is an "F".
Aside from the taste aspect that the viewers did not have, we had the ability to see and hear. Alex's dishes were a mess most of the time. Plating and creativity were supposed to count heavily in scoring. (Otherwise, anyone with some cooking experience could compete.) The comments given weren't exactly ringing endorsements. However, by virtue of her friend, Z, (who slanted favoritism was obvious and persistent) she got a free pass for her mediocre offerings.
She does not have star quality no matter how well she cooks. I predict she will be despised for sure. I won't watch Iron Chef ever again unntill that woman is G O N E


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