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School teacher, 42, Jailed for Sex Acts With Pupils and Bribing them with KFC Fast Food
A SCHOOL teacher has been jailed after a string of sex offences with teenage boys.
Classroom assistant Emma Webb groomed the lads on Facebook and bought them KFCs. Webb, 42, who bombarded the boys with illicit text messages was jailed for two-and-a-half years today.
The mum of two performed sex acts on four boys, with a fifth groomed via "sexual texting", which included sending him photographs of her performing sex acts and using sex toys.
She preyed on the boys, aged 15 to 17, performing sex acts at locations including a school's premises, public woodland and her home in Berkshire, while her husband and children were out. Reading Crown Court heard she was warned to stop contacting the boys via Facebook by a friend who discovered it but continued. Her conduct was also the subject of jokes by some of her victims to their friends, prosecutor Simon Heptonstall said, with several of the boys knowing about each other's relationships with her. Judge John Reddihough, sentencing her for 30 sex offences to which she had pleaded guilty, said she had risked leaving the boys with a "distorted attitude to females and sex".
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Thyrotropin receptor mutations and thyroid hyperfunctioning adenomas ten years after their first discovery: unresolved questions.
ABSTRACT Ten years after the first description of activating mutations in the thyroid stimulating hormone receptor (TSHR) gene in sporadic autonomous hyperfunctioning thyroid adenomas, there is general agreement in assigning a major pathogenic role of this genetic abnormality, acting via the constitutive activation of the cAMP pathway, in both the growth and functional characteristic of these tumours. From the beginning, however, the pathophysiological and clinical relevance of somatic TSHR mutations has been debated and some arguments still exist against a fully causative role of these mutations and the practical value of detecting these mutations for the diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of thyroid hot nodules. Some major issues will be examined herein, including (a) the frequency of TSHR alterations in various reports showing that the genetic abnormality underlying the pathogenesis of a substantial subset of thyroid tumours has yet to be identified; (b) the limitations of the present experimental models, which suggest greater caution in the interpretation of in vitro results; (c) the still unresolved question of absence of genotype-phenotype correlation. Clarification of these issues may hopefully provide new and useful tools for improving the clinical management of this disease.
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ABSTRACT: The authors reviewed their own case histories of surgical thyreopathy over the last 20 years in order to establish how many multinodular goitre (MNG) patients developed hyperthyroidism during the follow-up period. In agreement with the findings reported in literature, the authors observed that 220 out of 1117 patients with MNG developed hyperthyroidism caused by the appearance of hyperfunctioning nodules after 6-18 years from the initial diagnosis of MNG.Il Giornale di chirurgia 09/2013; 34(9/10):257-259.
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ABSTRACT: Autonomously functioning thyroid nodules (AFTN) are known to receive an increased blood influx necessary to sustain their high rate of growth and hormone production. Here, we investigated the expression of hematic and lymphatic vases in a series of 20 AFTN compared with the contralateral non-tumor tissues of the same patients, and the transcript levels of proteins involved in the control of vascular proliferation, including the vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and platelet-derived growth factors (PDGF) and their receptors and the endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS). In parallel, the expression of the differentiation markers sodium/iodide symporter (NIS), thyroperoxidase (TPO), thyroglobulin (Tg), and TSH receptor (TSHR) was also investigated. The data were further analyzed comparing subgroups of tumors with or without mutations in the TSHR gene. Analysis by means of CD31 and D2-40 immunostaining showed in AFTN an increased number of hematic, but not lymphatic, vessels in parallel with an enhanced proliferation rate shown by increased Ki67 staining. Quantitative RT-PCR analysis revealed an increase of VEGF, VEGFR1 and 2, PDGF-A, PDGF-B, and eNOS expression in tumor versus normal tissues. Also, higher transcript levels of NIS, TPO, and Tg were detected. Comparison of the two subgroups of samples revealed only few differences in the expression of the genes examined. In conclusion, these data demonstrate an increased expression of angiogenesis-related factors associated with an enhanced proliferation of hematic, but not lymphatic, vessels in AFTNs. In this context, the presence of TSHR mutations may only slightly influence the expression of pro-angiogenic growth factors.Endocrine 07/2012; 43(1). DOI:10.1007/s12020-012-9747-3 · 3.53 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Pediatric lymphoid leukemia has the highest cure rate of all pediatric malignancies, yet due to its prevalence, still accounts for the majority of childhood cancer deaths and requires long-term highly toxic therapy. The ability to target B-cell ALL with immunoglobulin-like binders, whether anti-CD22 antibody or anti-CD19 CAR-Ts, has impacted treatment options for some patients. The development of new ways to target B-cell antigens continues at rapid pace. T-cell ALL accounts for up to 20% of childhood leukemia but has yet to see a set of high-value immunotherapeutic targets identified. To find new targets for T-ALL immunotherapy, we employed a bioinformatic comparison to broad normal tissue arrays, hematopoietic stem cells (HSC), and mature lymphocytes, then filtered the results for transcripts encoding plasma membrane proteins. T-ALL bears a core T-cell signature and transcripts encoding TCR/CD3 components and canonical markers of T-cell development predominate, especially when comparison was made to normal tissue or HSC. However, when comparison to mature lymphocytes was also undertaken, we identified two antigens that may drive, or be associated with leukemogenesis; TALLA-1 and hedgehog interacting protein. In addition, TCR subfamilies, CD1, activation and adhesion markers, membrane-organizing molecules, and receptors linked to metabolism and inflammation were also identified. Of these, only CD52, CD37, and CD98 are currently being targeted clinically. This work provides a set of targets to be considered for future development of immunotherapies for T-ALL.Frontiers in Oncology 06/2014; 4:134. DOI:10.3389/fonc.2014.00134This article is viewable in ResearchGate's enriched formatRG Format enables you to read in context with side-by-side figures, citations, and feedback from experts in your field.


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okay friday sounds better than sunday cause i'm leavin to go back to school on sunday
i hope it's friday or sunday cause i have to go to a carolina panthers game with my family.
looks like the swell is gonna show up on friday. Can't wait to have some decent waves to surf again. Hopefully the winds will flip around a little to make it some what surfable.
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ya i'm hoping to get some waist high bombs so i can finally get up on my liquid shredder! what about you guys?
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KDOT postpones raising U.S. 56 speed limit to 60
The state is postponing plans to increase the speed limit on U.S. Highway 56, citing safety concerns.
The Kansas Department of Transportation made the announcement in a press release Tuesday, saying a recent traffic study had persuaded officials to delay a planned increase from 55 mph to 60 mph along the highway's route through Douglas, Johnson, Osage and Lyon counties.
"KDOT staff plan to conduct meetings with local community, county and school district officials located along U.S. 56 in the four-county area to address safety concerns for schools that may be impacted by the increased speed limit," the agency said in the release.
There was no timeline given for the discussions; the agency said no increase in speed would be forthcoming "until all discussions are completed."
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The 2015 Course has changed slightly due to feedback from 2014 riders. The course is always subject to change due to road conditions, construction etc. The information below is tentative but will not change dramatically. Final course will be released one week prior to the ride in June 2015
Ride starts in Bedford, MA- Spire Corporation 40 Wiggins Avenue, Bedford, MA
There will be ample on-site parking available- see the 2014 Athlete Guide for more information.
Ride ends at Okemo Mountain in Ludlow, VT (time to party!)
134.3 Miles, 8,101 Feet of climbing including 4 significant climbs:
- "The Primer" – an irritating little six mile 4% grade climb at mile 30.
- "The Leviathan" – a long and arduous 5 mile- category 3 climb at mile 75
- "The Shire" - Classic New England section, starts with a cruise through the Bartonsville covered bridge and then starts a climb up a single lane old wagon road, through the Vermont Village of Bartonsville and through the area woods. Climb is 4 miles in length with a 1 mile section on unpaved hard pack. Epic!
- "The Homestretch" – not really a single climb but more like having a stone in your shoe… it starts at mile 110 and then continues with 20 miles of annoying uphill until you arrive in Ludlow, VT
New in 2015- Ride finishes at Jackson Gore Village. This area is much larger and more expansive than last years finish area and includes the Jackson Gore Inn and Okemo's Adventure Zone featuring zipline tours, a mountain coaster, a treetop challenge course, a miniature golf course and lots more fun for kids and family. There will be ample on-site parking. Click here for more info about the finish area Jackson Gore Village.
Course is marked clearly with directional signs on trees and telephone poles plus chalk arrows on the street:
Go to the Ride with GPS site http://ridewithgps.com/routes/6724885 for detailed course map and cue sheet. You can also generate GPX or other files types directly from this site. Note that this course is generally correct but subject to change (due to road conditions, construction or other factors) up until one week prior to the ride
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Ginseng, long recognized as one of the world's most valuable herbal medicines, may soon be having a major impact on the economy of the Catskill Region.
GETTING TO THE ROOT OF IT — Bob Beyfuss is managing what is expected to become a large ginseng growing and exporting business in the Catskill Region. — Contributed photo
Four affiliated companies — American Ginseng Pharm Regional Center, Bounty Agriculture Pharm, Bounty America Pharm and Golden Roots — have recently been set up in the region. Each company will either grow wild-stimulated ginseng and herbs, or serve as a retail/factory for ginseng-related products.
By Joan Lawrence-Bauer
Business was good in 2014 and, from Boiceville to Bovina, local business owners are generally optimistic that 2015 will be as good or better.
By Joe Moskowitz
On January 1, New York welcomed back Governor Andrew Cuomo, as he took the oath of office to begin his second term as the state's chief executive. That same day, the world said goodbye to former Governor Mario Cuomo, Andrew's father, who served three terms as governor and died at the age of 82.
I am thankful for the opportunity to share some of my personal recollections about the governor who always just called me Moskowitz. I had already been in the news business for several years, including working in two state capitals, before I started working at WNYT in Albany.
Publisher Dick Sanford announced this week that Joan Lawrence-Bauer has returned to the staff of the Catskill Mountain News. Lawrence-Bauer will handle a variety of news reporting and business development work for the paper.
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James McGrath, a 34-year veteran of the Shandaken Police Department and the department's longtime chief, has been chosen to be given the Spirit of the Catskills Award at the 29th Annual Snowball, set for January 24 at 6:30 p.m.
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Murray Fenwick, the current owner of the Stucki Embroidery Company in Boiceville, is hoping that becoming a landlord will help keep his business afloat.
One of the region's few manufacturing operations, Stucki, like many others in the textile industry, has seen a decline as cheap overseas labor continues to take work away.
This week, word spread that the company, which started in New Jersey in the 1920s and moved to Boiceville in the '70s, was folding.
By Cheryl Petersen
From obscurity to prominence, the Andes Town Court will soon be moving into its new home on county Route 1. "It's a long time coming," said Town Supervisor Marty Donnelly. "The official courthouse will be at the site of the Andes water treatment plant."
"In the past, court was held at the home of Judge Joe Grieco," said Donnelly. "After the new town hall on Route 28 was built, Judge Grieco was able to use the old town hall for court."
The old town hall, at the end of Main Street, is a former gas station. The building is timeworn.
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Investigators are not certain why a Brooklyn woman fell to her death from a chair lift at Hunter Mountain on Sunday.
According to a statement released by police, Olga Filkin, 44, of Brooklyn, fell out of a chairlift at the resort at about 2 p.m.
She was treated immediately at the scene by members of the Hunter Mountain Ski Patrol and was transported to the resort's first aid room, where she was later pronounced dead.
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The year 2014 has come and gone without so much as a penny coming from the NY Rising fund to the Town of Shandaken, which, like most of the towns in the region, suffered greatly from the flooding that hit in 2011 when Hurricane Irene blew through.
On Monday, as he was preparing for the town's transition to 2015, Shandaken Supervisor Robert Stanley lamented that after all of the highly publicized and well attending public meetings about how best to spend millions of state dollars to make the town better equipped to survive the next weather disaster, nothing has come to fruition.
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The Board of Regents Chancellor Merryl H. Tisch, and New York State Education Commissioner John B. King Jr. released this month, the high school graduation rates for students who entered ninth grade in 2010.
Of the area school districts, all but one, Margaretville, scored above the state average.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Notre Dame has bigger problems to worry about than the impact its academic investigation will have on its football team this fall.
That much is clear. The investigation raises serious questions about Notre Dame's self-proclaimed status as a beacon of academics amid more football-focused powerhouses. Given the investigation goes beyond the football program, it raises questions about the school as a whole.
There are plenty of other questions stemming from Friday's bombshell that the university is investigating academic dishonesty from "several" students. But since four of those students are football players, there is a question that is worth answering: How does this affect the immediate future of Notre Dame football?
The initial answer: Notre Dame will have an extremely difficult time labeling the 2014 season as a success. The tarnishing of Notre Dame's academic reputation certainly contributes to that, but so does the on-field outlook.
While wide receiver DaVaris Daniels, defensive end Ishaq Williams, linebacker Kendall Moore and cornerback KeiVarae Russell have yet to be suspended or, at worst, expelled from the university, their involvement in the investigation and removal from preseason practice indicates enough momentum that it'd be a surprise if the four players didn't miss some, if not all, of the 2014 season and beyond. Three of those four players were expected to start this coming fall, giving Notre Dame a trio of potential losses it'll struggle to deal with.
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Russell would be the biggest loss for Brian Kelly's squad. The junior has 26 starts under his belt and described himself in December as a "full-blown corner" who finally understands the position two years after first playing it. He and graduate transfer Cody Riggs looked like good fits to succeed in Brian VanGorder's defense, which calls for more press and man coverage instead of Bob Diaco's bend-but-don't-break ethos.
Sophomore Cole Luke likely will slide into a starting role in Russell's absence, though whether he's strong enough and/or technical enough to play the position effectively remains to be seen. Russell had a chance to be a star, and losing him from what appeared to be Notre Dame's best defensive unit would be a massive blow.
If Williams is out, it'll remove a senior from an already-inexperienced Irish front seven that looks shaky as is. While guys like Jaylon Smith and Sheldon Day are both excellent players, Notre Dame was already going to be forced to rely on a number of freshmen to fill holes in the front seven -- and without Williams, those greenhorns will likely be called upon to play bigger roles.
And the more freshmen Notre Dame is forced to play, the more questions there will be about the effectiveness of the team's defense.
Notre Dame has a fairly deep stable of wide receivers at its disposal to replace Daniels, though his 80 catches over the last two years are more than four times the total junior Chris Brown has in the same time span (17). Daniels and quarterback Everett Golson have had a good rapport dating back to their freshmen days on the scout team in 2011 and the Vernon Hills, Ill. native was poised to be a go-to target in an explosive offense this fall.
Instead, Notre Dame likely will have to count on Brown, sophomores Corey Robinson, Will Fuller and Torii Hunter Jr. (if the latter is able to come back from a Grade 3 groin tear) and freshmen Justin Brent and Corey Holmes to make up for the lost targets.
[MORE: Amid investigation, Notre Dame supports Brian Kelly]
The upshot of all this: Notre Dame's slim chances of cracking into the inaugural College Football Playoff could get a whole lot worse. The sports betting website Bovada already dropped Notre Dame's championship odds to 50/1, the same as Michigan and worse than the likes of Ole Miss (40/1), Wisconsin (33/1) and Florida (33/1). Facing a difficult schedule that includes road games at Florida State, Arizona State and USC as well as home games against Michigan, Stanford, North Carolina and Louisville, there's little chance of Notre Dame making the College Football Playoff, let alone defining the 2014 season as a success.
But again: While it's of some concern, the immediate impact of the investigation isn't the biggest issue Notre Dame has to address. There could be a profound and long-lasting impact to come from this investigation -- which is still in its early stages -- that could change quite a bit about the football program a whole lot more than a six or seven-win season would.


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Water softener settings adjustment
We could use some advice on how to adjust the current settings on our water softener in order to account for an increase in our family's water consumption/usage. We still have the same amount of people (2 adults, 2 teens) but the usage has gone up due to more showers, friends,etc. We also seem to be experiencing an increase in orange staining wherever the water is hitting the bath tiles.
I realize (in order to get the proper guidance for our situation with the staining) we will need to get a current and complete water test done, but I was hoping there would be some sort of adjustment that would help us out while we wait on those results since I am unsure of the process and how long it takes.
The current settings on our Fleck 7000SXT are as follows:
Water test as of Oct '11:
iron .8
22 gpg hardness
ph 8
tds 500ppm
slight yellowish tinge to water taken at pump.
Thank you for any help.
What size is your softner (volume of resin)?
What size is your BLFC (brine line flow control)? There should be a sticker on the back of the unit with the information printed on it. Often a 7000sxt is shipped with a 0.25 gpm BLFC, but we need to confirm this.
Are you using Iron Out or other resin cleaner periodically to remove iron from the resin?
On the water taken from the pump, does it always have the yellow tinge? Is it colored immediately, or does it come out clear and then gain color?
Okay, I searched for your name and located your previous threads. For future reference, please post additional questions on the same subject/equipment to your original thread so we have the whole history in one location. It will save everybody a lot of time and trouble.
So, you should have:
1) 2.5 cuft softener
2) 0.5 gpm BLFC
3) 4 people
4) 22 grains hardness
5) either 0.8 or 2.5 ppm iron. It is very important that we know which is correct. Additionally, when your iron was tested, did the analysis indicated whether the iron was ferric or ferrous?
6) At one point you were using a sediment filter. Are you still using it? If so, what is the filter rating (microns)? If not, how long have you NOT been using the sediment filter? Did the problem grow worse without the filter?
Thanks for the responses and for referring to my original post... I wasn't sure if I should post to the old one but now I know.
I do not recall the analysis indicating the type of iron and unfortunately I cant seem to locate the original information to confirm the numbers. The water at the pump immediately has a slight yellow tinge.
We are no longer using a sediment filter since installing the current softener almost a year and a half ago. The discoloration problem improved with the new softener but is currently becoming more noticable. Perhaps it's due to the fact that we have indeed neglected to use the iron out as instructed.
Okay, you have more than one problem:
1) If the water has color immediately, then you have particulate iron and MUST remove it with a filter. Your softener CANNOT remove it. Particulate iron tends to form a sticky film. Once it adheres to your softener resin it is very, very difficult to remove. With color in your water immediately, you should have been told to install a filter.
2) We still do not know whether your iron is 0.8 or 2.5. you have indicated both. So, with that in mind, we need to set your softener for 2.5.
3) You are using a salt dose that is just plain too low for water with iron. MINIMUM is 8 lb salt per cubic ft of resin when you have iron.
4) You haven't been using Iron Out or other resin cleaner.
The first thing you need to do is get a particulate filter installed. If you want to keep pressure drop to a minimum, install two big blue filters in parallel. Install valves such that each filter can be blocked and changed separately while allowing water through the other filter.
Second, you need to try to clean your softener. Force the softener to regen and allow it to go all the way through. Bypass the softener and allow it to sit for 24 hours to develop a strong brine solution in the brine tank.
The best way to remove particulate iron is with acid. So, you want Resup Pro Res Care, which is phosphoric acid. Take the softener out of bypass. Pour 1/2 C of the Resup into the brine well in your brine tank. Force your softener into a manual regen. Give it another Resup Pro Res Care Treatment and regen again. Run water for about 10 minutes to ensure all acid is out of the system.
Now, we try to address the iron in the center of your resin beads. After the resup treatments, bypass the softener and allow to sit for 24 hours to form a strong brine. Dissolve one cup of Iron Out in 2 gallons warm water. Pour this into the brine well in your brine tank. Place your softener into a manual regen. Stay right by it. When the backwash is complete, it will move to the brine/slow rinse mode. When the softener enters step two and starts drawing brine, pay attention to the way it sounds. After 10 or 11 minutes, the sound should change when there is no more brine to draw. Now, we want the iron out to sit in your softener for 12 hours (once resin has iron in it, it takes time to get it back out). Push the button to advance to the next regen step, then the next, then back to service mode. Now, bypass your softener so no water goes through it and allow it to sit for 12 hours. Add 5 gallons of water to your brine tank manually. When 12 hours have passed (longer won't hurt if scheduling is an issue), open the valves to allow water to the softener and force another manual regen - allow it to complete the regen normally. Wait 24 hours and repeat. Once a month, you should repeat this basic procedure, but only let it soak for an hour instead of 12. No need to do it twice in a row after this initial treatment - once will do. If you don't feel you will do this, then install a resin cleaning system like Res Up or use red-out or iron out softener salt.
I realize cleaning your resin will be a lot of work and a huge pain for you. The problem is partly due to poor advice and partly due to your failure to use resin cleaner on a regular basis. Unfortunately, now it is all your problem to fix. Hopefully the resin isn't too badly fouled and this will correct it.
Now, let's address the incorrect softener settings. You need to be regenerating your softener with 9 lb salt per cuft of resin. Currently, you are using only 6, unacceptable for iron-laden waters. Reset your brine fill time to 15 minutes to get the right salt dose.
Increasing your salt dose increases your softener capacity, but I don't want you to change that right now because I have to assume your resin is not in the best shape from a year of poor operation.
Reset your hardness to 35. I am erring on the side of caution and using your highest reported iron analysis of 2.5 ppm.
This post was edited by aliceinwonderland_id on Thu, Mar 7, 13 at 0:20
We are up to the work it will require of us and are appreciative of your information and especially the detailed instructions.
Before I order the Pentek Big Blue Filters, do I go with the original size recommendation and get two of the 4.5" x 20" ? Also, is there a standard filter cartridge that these come with or will I need to order a specialty filter cartridge for our issue?
As for the water testing, my husband has taken a sample into work with him this morning and is planning to stop by our local water treatment company when they open... what should we ask for when requesting an adequate test of our water? I am assuming we will need to have someone come out in order to do a complete test but we wanted to be prepared either way.
Thank you very much for your help so far.
If water is not going to a certified lab, pretty much all they can probably verify for you is pH, TDS, hardness, iron.
What you really need is a test from a certified lab. In that case, you want to ask the lab how best to obtain your sample [make sure you inform them you have particulate as well as clear water iron and need to know both because it will affect sampling procedure] and then get the following analysis: pH, TDS, hardness, ferric iron, ferrous iron, manganese, sulfides, nitrates, tannins (since you mentioned it as a potential problem), alkalinity. It is likely the lab will have a testing "package" that includes those along with a few others as a standard well water analysis.
I found out through our health department that many of the certified labs have closed and the closest one to our area is over an hour away. I called the lab and they require us to pick up the test kit and drop it off after our water collection the same day which would be a total of nearly five hours driving time to complete.
What is the chance that we may be able to remedy our current water situation with the results of the free test which we had done today? The lab suggested testing for iron, hardness, tds, nitrates and nitrites, since there aren't any obvious concerns due to the newness of the house, location, septic issues, etc.
If the free test is not reliable enough to help us, is it possible to get the water testing we need done via the mail? In hopes that it will be enough to remedy our situation, here are the results that were emailed to us from today's test:
Water Test Raw:
I- trace
CL/S- site test needed
TAN- med
Water Test Soft:
I- trace
CL/S- same
TAN- med
I spoke to the local water treatment company that gave us the free test and they quoted us aprox. $350 to collect and send our water out to a lab for testing. The certified lab (which I mentioned above) gave me a price of $80 plus $35 if we want to add a bacteria test.
For now, follow the cleaning instructions, reset your softener as specified, and install the filters. After the cleaning and reset, have raw water and softened water tested again and we will see where we are at. It is possible that your resin is fouled beyond repair, If that turns out to be the case, you will want to get the full certified analysis before proceeding with resin replacement. Have you contacted the company from which you purchased the softener? Perhaps they can be of some assistance as well.
Filters: You can install 2 of the 10" x 4-1/2" filters if you would like, since they will operate in parallel. The shorter filter cartridges are easier to find locally than the longer ones and are a little easier to handle. Either way, if you get them in the "Big clear" model, you will be able to see exactly how much sediment they are removing. You also want the models with the pressure relief button - it makes filter changes much easier.
This post was edited by aliceinwonderland_id on Thu, Mar 7, 13 at 13:09
Okay, today we were able to find time to purchase the Resup and prepare for the treatments you suggested. Since this was a different company than before, we also decided to take samples along to have them test the iron in our water. Their results were 1.5 before the softener and 0 after. They did not suggest an iron filter for our situation and said the softener should be enough to remove the iron we have. However, they did suggest putting a filter in for sediment and stated that they do so for every job in our area of Florida. We did leave the housing in place from our original sediment filter so we would just need to add a filter cartridge to that.
Considering the owner of this particular company has been a neighbor (within two blocks of us) for aprox. 11 yrs, we felt confident that they would know the water in our area extremely well as compared to the first company that did the testing last week. I spoke to the owner over the phone and he suggested we set the hardness to 45 (from 26, since hardness in the area is usually between 20-30) and that we set the salt at 9lbs.
So before we go any further, do we still proceed with the cleaning as you wrote above or might you have additional advice or suggestions to offer now that we have new information to work with? If we do go ahead with the cleaning, are we to change the settings before any other step in the process? If so, could you provide your opinion on what settings we should be using until our next water test?
Thank you again for your time and help.
Basically, your local guy told you to install a sediment filter, increase salt dose to 9 and increase hardness setting, which is what I already suggested for you. Although, setting your hardness to 40 is overkill based on your actual iron levels.
If you simply place a cartridge in your old sediment filter, you will run into the same pressure drop problems you had when you used it previously, which is why I suggested two operating in parallel.
Yes, change your settings immediately. Then perform the cleaning. Right now your softener is only removing 20% of your hardness because it is fouled. If you don't clean it, it won't matter what you do with the settings. Settings you need to change:
Hardness: 35 (based on your highest iron test)
Brine fill time: 15 minutes (this controls salt dosage)
Beginning the Resup treatments this evening.
We are big water drinkers... is it safe to resume drinking the water after the Resup treatments and the 10 minute flushing of the water? How about after Iron Out treatments now and in the future when we use it monthly?
Is it still advisable that I start with the 20 micron filter cartridge for the Big Blue filters? It will be several days or more until we can get the filters installed but we will update with the water test at that point.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Also, Pro Res Care bottle says to use 1/2 cup per cubic foot of softener resin (for fouled unit) but I was under the impression that our softener contained 2.5 cubic ft of resin since I recall ordering that amount. If this is the case, am I to use more per the bottle instructions?
Thank you :)
As for the Iron Out treatment tonight,are we to go ahead with the 1 cup to 2 gallons of water?
In regards to the setting changes, we can expect the softener to be regenerating closer to every 4-5 days instead of 7 since the setting for capacity isn't changing?
Will we be increasing the capacity in order for it to go back to regenerating weekly at some point?
Iron Out: correct
Time between regens: Could be as longas 6
Capacity: We have no way of knowing until you complete the cleaning procedure and we see how well it works. Without a sample and a microscope, the only thing we know for certain right now is that your resin is fouled badly enough to only remove a small portion of the hardness in your water. After the cleaning you will test hardness before and after your softener daily during its first cycle and we then base capacity on that testing.
What would be the best way to go about the daily tests?
Currently, we rely on our local water softener dealer and I wouldn't think they would be pleased with daily requests from us "do it yourselfers" for a week.
Is there a readily available home test kit that we should be purchasing which would be easy to interpret and give accurate results?
You can purchase a hardness test kit from your local hot tub/pool supply store. You may also be able to find simple test kits at box stores such as Lowes or Home Depot. A titration kit, such as a Hach total hardness kit, is better but test stips will work in a pinch.
Thanks very much. I will check into those options.
On another note, How would it affect the overall situation if we do not install the Big Blue filters at this point?
We just got word that we will have to place our home up for sale due to a work transfer occuring in the next few months.
We are leaning towards not buying and installing the water filters now because we have to relocate. This transer was unexpected. Were we to stay here however, we would install them, without question.
In the meantime, we do want the best quality water with minimal iron issues, so any suggestions will be appreciated given the change in our circumstances. Thanks again.
We may have gone too far into the brine draw step while doing the Iron Out treatment last night. The sound didn't seem to change much from what we could tell but the "hissing" seemed to get faster. We put it back into service mode around 17 minutes into step two. The pump kicked on twice during this time. Your thoughts?
Okay, thank you. We will see if we can do better during the second and final treatment today.
Your suggestions will continue to be followed through. This project has been an important one and considering the great amount of time by us and others helping, it is best that we see it through to the end despite the fact that we are soon to leave. Initially we would have spent the money had it been done properly the first time around and as you have indicated, the equipment isn't capable of handling it on it's own and will only continue to deteriorate.
So with that being said, are we to begin with the daily water testing after this final step is complete or is it best to bypass the softener and go on hard water until the filters are able to be installed? Hopefully we haven't caused problems all ready since we have been using the softener without filters in place since the last Iron out Treatment.
The cleaning treatments are finally done! Thank you again so very much for your time, help, detailed instructions, and especially your patients : ) Hopefully it will work for us.
The big blue filters will be here this Thursday and installation will be by the weekend if not before. We went with the 4 1/2 x 20" size and the 20 micron pleated sediment filter cartridges (SPC 45-2020) I can hardly wait and am so excited to experience good water without staining for a change!
One final question at this point, do you suggest we put the softener in bypass until the filters are installed so we don't undo any good results of the cleaning treatments?
If you want to have softened water for the next few days, you could go ahead and use the softener, but every night force a manual regen, allowing it to go through the backwash, then force it quickly through the rest of the steps and back to service.
I hope you don't mind, but my search for water hardness tests kits brought about a couple more questions...
In regards to the water having color immediately, what is the possibility of this being tannin (organic iron) instead of particulate (ferric) iron? Both local water companies mentioned tannin being the issue and our testing showed medium levels, so I wanted to be sure to address this concern with you before moving on. I just learned that tannin is one of the 4 types of iron, so I am wondering how we know it isn't the cause of our color and staining.
If tannin (and/or ferrous iron instead of ferric iron) is the concern, would there be a need for the sediment filters we are about to install?
I am also curious as to how a lab is able to determine the presence of ferrous iron when receiving samples via mail since, from what I have read and understand, it starts turning to ferric iron fairly quickly.
As for the iron amount, we will be having our daily water hardness tests done by the health department and since our iron numbers are in question, I will request that be checked tomorrow and post the new information here when we recieve it. It should be a number we can rely on when it comes to settings and hopefully solutions.
First the good news - It appears your softener is working once again. Hopefully we have gotten back most of your capacity.
Tannis vs. Iron: Tannis ARE NOT organic iron. Tannins are phenols and organic acids. Tannis can react with dissolved iron or complex with particulate iron, but they are NOT iron.
Removal of tannins requires anionic exchange resin. Softener resin is cationic. Tannis will pass through a softener and you cannot remove them with a simple filter. While you may have tannins in your water, if the color problem in your water was caused by tannins, the color would still be there after filtration and after softening. You have stated that with the softener working your water has no color.
Further, when you used a sediment filter in the past, flow to your home decreased over time. This tells us the filter was actually removing particulates so we know they are there and need to be removed. If you fail to remove particulates with the appropriate filter, they will be removed by your softener and foul your softener.
Thank you! So great to hear the good news and I appreciate you clearing up the facts on tannins.
Now for the (possiby) not so good news... I think I was wrong about the color and included a picture of how the water currently looks. I hope it is at least a little helpful.
With color showing up, should I be calling and adding tannin resin to the order we are receiving tomorrow? If so, what specific resin do I order and in what amount (is it replacing all of our resin?) and would we also have to order new gravel?
Thank you again for your time and help...
The order you are receiving tomorrow? I have no idea what you are referring to.
Tannins are an aesthetic and not a safety issue. As long as your water doesn't taste terrible (tannins taste tart, sometimes bitter depending on your palate) and there is not so much that your laundry is turning brown, they don't need to be removed. Further, "medium" is NOT analysis. It means nothing. It sounds like no actual analysis was done - somebody looked at the water and said it was "medium" in color compared to some arbitrary scale, perhaps?
Right now, your softener is doing its job. Continue to monitor to ensure you get soft water throughout the cycle. At present, there is no need to replace your resin.
Sorry, I mentioned in a previous post that our big blue filters will be delivered on Thursday.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! for that additional news with the tannin :)
We will monitor the hardness daily during the remainer of the week but unfortunately will have to skip Sat. and Sun. since the health department will be closed. Hopefully that is acceptable and the softener won't regenerate until Tuesday, Please let me know if this isn't acceptable so other arrangements can be made if necessary.
At the moment, the water seems to feel a bit tacky... is this normal after the resin cleaning or will we be adjusting settings next week which will make a difference?
Final Hardness Results with iron included...
Hardness- 274 PPM
Iron- 0.7 PPM
Hardness- 17.1 PPM (or less)
Iron- 0.1 PPM (or less)
(didn't run the water as long before taking this sample)
HARDNESS-17.1 or less
HARDNESS-17.1 or less
Currently, the water still has that slight tacky feel to it. It does not feel as soft and soap doesn't seem to be lathering as well. Do you have new settings for us now that the cleaning process and daily testing is finished? Thanks much.
Thanks for your help so far alice...
Do you have further programming advice for us at this point in the process? We are still uncertain whether we are operating at the proper settings since confirming the proper iron numbers and posting the daily water test results after cleaning.
Will that "softer feel" to the water return or is there an adjustment that can be made if we want it to feel slicker in the future?
Did you change the brine fill time?-
Try this: Run cold water only from your kitchen tap for a minute, then run some into a bowl. Warm the water in the microwave or on the stove to about the temp of your hot water. Now run some hot water from your kitchen tap. Compare the two. Does the warmed cold water have a slipperier feel than the hot tap water?
Yes, we changed the brine fill time to what you recommended in an earlier post. The current settings are:
I compared the two sources of warm water and from what I can tell, the warmed water has more of a slippery feel to it than that coming from the warm side of the tap.
What is likely happening is during the time your softener was not working properly, your water heater developed hardness buildup. Now, your soft water may be starting to dissolved that buildup and you can feel it. You could verify by testing hardness in your hot water. You will need to allow the water to cool before testing.
You may adjust the capacity up if you choose. If you decide to change the capacity, go with 63K. Provided your softener is back up to capacity this will not change the water feel. You will want to check the hardness toward the end of the cycle after you change the capacity to see if you still have soft water. Remember, you may not be able to get the full theoretical capacity because of the previous fouling.


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