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Question for Tapmaster owners please
I have the Tapmaster model that has the continuous flow option, ie kick the stem to about 45 degrees and the water remains on without holding the stem.
My question is- how difficult is it for you to kick the stem into the 45 degree position? Because on mine it's REALLY HARD. I can barely do it with a shoe on (I have indoor slipper shoes or crocs I wear in the house only), and it would not be possible for me to do without a shoe on- it requires more force than a bare foot can provide.
The other thing is that on mine I have to push the stem straight back (away from me) and THEN to the 45 degree angle. Is that the way yours operates also?
Will the stem loosen up over time
Mine was also pretty hard at first. I sat on the floor and moved it with my hand into and out of locked position for about 5 minutes or so and it loosened up and works easily now, sometimes too easily. I have not had to push it in and then over.
Hope yours loosens up soon!
Mine was harder at first, quickly loosened up. But it was never too difficult to do with bare feet! I'd either get the installer to review or call Tapmaster customer service. I ordered mine from conservastore and consulted with them and Tapmaster before purchasing, they have great phone support.
Thanks! Actually i double checked mine and I don't have to push it in either. Even though it is still very stiff I think it has loosened up since it was installed. At that time I thought they put in the wrong model because I couldn't push it over at all even with my hand (until the GC came and gave it some real force to show me it was the right model). I was afraid of breaking it.
I will try your trick to see if it helps.
Mine is still rather stiff if I use it barefooted/or socks, but it seems like it HAS loosened up some. If I had hard soled slippers on, I think it would seem a bit easier. But, what you've described seems wrong.
May go play a bit with turning it on and off like OOTM mentioned to see if it loosens up a bit more.
Mine was also difficult to lock at first. I was surprised how much effort it took. It quickly loosened up and is now easy to lock. I only have to push to one side or the other to lock it. I can turn on the flow by pushing the control back also.
This doesn't help you, OP, but may help others considering a Tapmaster. Do not install the foot control centered on the sink. Instead, install it right of center to line up with your right foot. For you lefties, install it left. When you stand in front of the sink, your foot will be lined up perfectly with the control! I know I wouldn't like my Tapmaster as much if the control was centered on the sink.


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The sports icon, appearing as himself in Tuesday's episode, tells THR about his acting career, Magic Johnson's stake in the L.A. Dodgers and being a Zooey Deschanel fan.
Since retiring from basketball in 1989 as the NBA's all-time leading scorer, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has worn many hats. The 64-year-old is an author, documentary filmmaker and U.S. cultural ambassador. He has appeared in dozens of films and television series, the latest of which finds him playing himself.
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Tuesday's episode of New Girl welcomes him as a helpful co-worker to Winston (Lamorne Morris) when he takes an assistant job to a tyrannical radio host (Phil Hendrie). The Hollywood Reporter spoke with Abdul-Jabbar ahead of his latest gig, and, like so many guest stars before him, he admitted to being drawn in by star Zooey Deschanel.
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"If you don't mind going someplace where you have to fly forever and then take a train, you can play professional basketball," he explains, noting that Winston's failure in the league says a lot about his talent. "Anybody who goes that far and then gets rejected is, ahem, pretty pathetic."
Abdul-Jabbar has spent much of his time behind the scenes of late. His basketball documentary On the Shoulders of Giants premiered on Showtime last year, after he spent half a decade working on it.
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"I had to write the book first to show people what it was about," he says of the untold story about the Harlem Renaissance, an all-black basketball team that thrived at a time when African-American sports weren't filmed. "It did pretty well, and that enabled us to raise the money."
Although he says it was all worth it, the rigors of writing and producing a documentary aren't anything he's looking to tackle again in the near future. "Necessity is the mother of invention," he says. "We had less than a minute's footage of the Harlem Rens playing basketball, and we were able to do an entire documentary out of that."
As for basketball in 2012, Abdul-Jabbar says he doesn't much keep up with the Los Angeles Lakers, though he admits the team he won five NBA championships with in the 1980s has "their work cut out for them." He seems much more excited about baseball and the recent purchase of the L.A. Dodgers by a group featuring his former teammate, Magic Johnson.
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"Therapy can be positive and life changing if you are ready and willing to make change. I am a person-centered therapist who encourages and guides individuals to make their own goals.I have extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Anger Management, Assertiveness, Illness Management and Recovery and Motivational Interviewing. I have worked for Harbor Homes since Feb 2010. Collaboratively, I established an outpatient-counseling center for a specific population of adults. I also have extensive experience with adolescence and am currently accepting new clients adolescence as well as adults.
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Office is near:Nashua, New Hampshire 03062
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"Do you have a child or adolescent who is struggling? Questions about parenting? Or conflicts within your family or marriage? As a Marriage and Family Therapist I work with children, parents, couples or individuals to address conflicts within the family system. In working with children, I bring 10+ years' experience as a special education teacher in the public schools and can address such issues as anxiety, depression, anger, disabilities, or school-related issues. I can work individually with the child, with parents on parenting strategies, with the whole family on family interactions, and/or with the school system, if desired.
(603) 865-1385
"I enjoy working with anyone who has a desire for change in their life. Whether it be with teens, children, people with complicated family issues, or struggling parents, I find being truthful, realistic, and direct is best. (I am known as being a "no-nonsense therapist") I tend to use a combination of many different techniques and frequently go outside-the-box to find the best fit for each person. Overall, therapy is difficult, but it should not be torture! I pride myself on treating everyone with the dignity and respect they deserve.
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"Dr. Flynn is a licensed psychologist in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He received his master's degree and Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies from Assumption College, Massachusetts, and his doctorate degree in counseling psychology from Boston University. His professional background includes several years of full-time undergraduate and graduate teaching and counseling experience at Franklin Pierce University, River College, Northeastern University, University of Massachusetts at Lowell, Antioch New England Graduate School, Notre Dame College, and the University of New Hampshire. He has completed internships at Boston University and University of Massachusetts Medical Center at Worcester.
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Some of my larkspur have bloomed and set seed. I collected some seeds and left some to hopefully reseed and come back next year. So is it time to pull the plant out and toss in compost pile? Similar to what I have done with the johnny jump ups right? Thanks
I wouldn't pull them sometimes they winter over. If you don't like the look of them in the bed cut them down a bit for now and down to the ground in fall. Then mulch them. In spring remove some of the mulch from the center and see if it sprouts. I use dry shreaded leaves for mulch in fall and I use the lawn mower to shread them
my version of larkspur.. has shot its wad .. set and distributed its seed .... and is crisping and browning fast ..
if i were so inclined.. and had nothing better to do in the world..
i would be pulling them out ... otherwise.. snow will crush them away .. lol .. i am not retentive in my garden ... even dead stuff ... has some beauty .. lol.. winter interest they call it.. lol ...
googling larkspur.. bring up nothing that looks like my tiny little blue flowers on about 2 foot stems ... mine are very basic ... and i have no clue as to its true ID ...
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TSI is a shadow... most of them are simply not here anymore.
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LOR is likely to bring a handful of them back for awhile... and sadly I know how its going to go... I doubt many of them last past a month back.
Are there things I still find fun about the game... sure tons of things. I still have fun playing STO when I play it. Is pvp in general less broken then it was a year ago or 2 years ago or even 6 months ago... when all those friends left ?
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"...those who live by mystery & charlatanerie, fearing you would render them useless by simplifying the Christian philosophy, the most sublime & benevolent, but most perverted system that ever shone on man, endeavored to crush your well earnt, & well deserved fame." - Thomas Jefferson to Joseph Priestley, Washington, March 21, 18011
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This back country river trip is usually combined with a helicopter flight to access the put-in. This fly-in and float-out format can be changed to other formats using hiking, biking and camping.
The exciting scenic helicopter flight along the Talkeetna Mountains is our easiest but most expensive ticket to accessing the put-in for this special trip. Other access options have been run, but we're not ready to impliment them yet. We ran our first raft descent of this river in 2003 and it quickly became a favorite of the guides. Imagine a small swift river located in a gorgeous forested mountain valley with a mix of dramatic mountain and canyon walls. Then add an eight mile obstacle course with class III rapids and several very exciting class IV drops over a total distance of twelve miles. A number of necessary stops are made to soak up the beauty and replenish energy. On this river you'll experience more nonstop participatory fun than any day rafting trip in Alaska.
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Easy. Fast-moving water with riffles and small waves. Suitable for anyone age 5 and older, including the physically challenged.
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I've been married for a year now and I have two SK's, SD just turned 6 and SS going to be 3. I have always felt as though I was more of a babysitter than a stepmom. DH always assured me that I was like a mother, BM is definitely in the picture and she's a little crazy, but I just ignore her. Anyway, I'm here because this is the second time this happens. I usually don't let the SK's have candy late in the evening. DH knows this and once before he allowed the SD to have candy and told her not to tell me. She of course told me secretely what DH gave her. I didn't get upset, he wants to give them candy fine. However, last night he again did the same thing. This time, SD calls me over and tells me as a secret that DH gave her two pieces of chocolate and DH told her not to tell me. But the way she said it was more taunting than just telling me a secret. So this morning I told DH that SD told me about the candy, and he got somewhat upset that she told me, which surprised me. I asked why does he want to hide these things from me as it's just candy. DH stated well we don't have to go around saying everything. I of course felt upset that he is hiding something so petty as candy when it comes to the SK's. He apologized and said he hid it from me because he did not want me to be upset at HER. I would never be upset at her because HE gave something. I feel like an outsider now, like I'm just there to be the babysitter. I understand they are not MY kids, they are HIS and BM kids, but now I guess I don't know how I should feel. Should I be upset and be concerned or let it go?
Help. Thanks.
I would be upset. This is a wedge being driven between the two of you. It's important for parents, even stepparents, to provide a united front for the kids.
He needs to man up and say "honey, I know you don't like to give the kids candy at night but I've made the executive decision and they're getting chocolate". Period.
If he apologized and understands what your issue is, let it go. But if/when it happens again, let him know you don't like being made the bad guy and being the odd one out. It's not fair and it will only damage your relationship with him and with the kids.
well you were only married for a year and he says you are like a mother? Really? Aftre a year? He said that? Why? BM is in the picture? Yet you ignore her? .Hmm I see a disater coming ....
candy at night is a dumb idea but why not letting dad deal with it? DH hides candy business from you because you get upset, start a fight, argue etc? Men hate confrontation. it is wrong of him to hide from you, he needs to be able to tell you to back off (nicelly of course) but i am not sure why are you monitoring what he gives to his children? You could explain to DH that candy is bad for their health and you really wish they didn't eat candy but ultimatelly it is moms/dads decision.
Amen to everyone. Do the kids live with you full time. If not, back off of the candy issue because if they are with you only every other weekend or only part time, this is something he wants to give special to the kids when they are there part time. If they are full time then some boundaries need to be set bc he is setting this up for future disasters. Especially with a girl who has an active mother in the picture and you say she is crazy. I do not like when SM tells my DD what she can and can't eat because then DD would come home (at 6) and tell me how to eat like SM does. It was do bad I got a court order. So do yourself a favor and let DH/BD handle the candy/chocolate thing. My kids get chocolate or a dessert before bedtime and then brush teeth and off to bed. It's a reward of sorts for good behavior, easy bathtime routine or whatever. Some nights they don't get it because of behavior or not eating dinner.
Well thank you all for your advice. I have decided to stay out of the "candy" issue and as you all adviced to let DD and BM handle that.
The reason it bugged me was because SS is being potty trained and we reward him with a small piece of candy which at the same time SS gets one too (I like to be fair), but SS was not wanting to eat breakfast, eat only a little bit of her lunch and not much dinner, oh but she would ask for candy. That's why I had stepped in and said no candy until she actually ate food.
Well DD apologized to me for trying to hide the candy. He understood what he was doing and what could happen in the long run. Anyway DD learned sooner than later about the consequences (actually later that day). SS decided she would make up a huge story and lie to DD about needing money for breakfast at school, when in fact she wanted it to buy candy at school. Of couse, DD found out about the HUGE lie and SS is now grounded when it comes to candy. After the advice you all provided and having LIFE (not me) teach DD and SS a lesson, I have decided not to intervene in what treats the children get or don't get.


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Something is destroying my garden!
I'm hoping someone out there can help me figure out what the heck is destroying my garden. Here are the details.
I live in Baltimore City near Patterson Park. I built a 4'x12'x3' wood planter box in my back "yard" (if you can call it that). It sits on a bed of concrete, so nothing can get in from underneath. On top, I have bird netting covering the entire box.
Three days ago, I noticed that something had uprooted and destroyed two of my eggplant seedlings. At first I thought it was a rat, so I installed chicken wire around my yard and I believe it's done it's job in keeping the rats out. However, every night since then, something is still destroying my vegetable garden. Whatever it is seems to favor my tomato plants (now that the eggplant's gone) and to a lesser extent my bean plants. My lettuce, peas, and carrots appear untouched. What's strange is that it's going around simply breaking limbs off my plant, and in one case, broke the entire top half of one tomato plant off. It will then take a couple bites out of the leaves and then move on to breaking the next limb. Some of the broken limbs look like they've been physically pulled down as opposed to chewed off, but I'm not entire sure about that. I've secured the bird netting over my box such that I don't think something as large as a rat could get in without my noticing.
Whatever this creature is also digs shallow holes in my garden (about 3 inches deep and about 1.5-2 inches in diameter. My coworker suggested that perhaps I have a vole in my garden, but I can't see how that's possible considering that I live in the middle of the city. I don't even know if there are voles in Baltimore. I'm thinking that it might be a mouse but if it is, I don't see how it can take down my tomato plants (about 18" tall right now). Anyway, I've set some snap traps in my garden and baited them with peanut butter, but haven't had any success catching anything yet.
Any thoughts/suggestions?
If you have squirrels in the area, they of course have excellent climbing ability, and one of their behaviors is to prune the tips of tree branches off, presumably in the course of feeding...which sounds similar to what is being done to your tomatos. After one particularly bad spring, my whole neighborhood was littered with branch tips thrown down by squirrels.
Squirrels and chipmunks also both dig random holes here and there in the search for food, or--in the case of chipmunks--preparatory to making a nest. If you used mushroom or any other form of loose mulch, you may have imported a mouse, rat, or something else along with it, in which case it is probably living in the garden itself. Therefore, the protective screening would of course not solve the problem. Repellants might do a better job if that is the case, but if your garden is the only feasible home in the area for the critter, it will probably resist leaving.
I know that chipmunks can climb up an entire sunflower stem to eat the sunflower's seeds; maybe other rodents besides squirrels also have climbing abilities.
The random nipping and destruction sounds suspiciously like a groundhog (they like to take nips out of things as a sort of turf-claiming thing), but unless you have ever seen one of them around or have a mound with a rather large groundhog-sized hole, you can rule that out, especially in the city.
If your mulch is from a more rural location, I would incline toward the chipmunk theory. They are also quite territorial, and used to demolish the contents of some of my plant pots-- mainly because, I think, they didn't like where I had placed them. Chipmunks like to clear certain areas so they have a clear line of sight. If your mulch was from a more rural location, a chipmunk could have made a burrow in it, and been swept up along with the mulch.
Thanks for the reply.
I also considered squirrels/chipmunks, but didn't think they were nocturnal. The damage is happening between the hours of 1-8 am.
The soil I'm using is mushroom soil. However, I shoveled all that soil into my box shovelful by painful shovelful so if there is a resident in there, it probably got in there after I filled the box.
What sort of repellant do you suggest?
Thanks again for the suggestions!
There's plenty of daylight before 8AM, and the chipmunks will happily climb. There was one climbing up the chainlink just today to get at my finch feeder, and they regularly climb up the tree and the shepherd's hooks to get in the bird feeders.
If your bird netting and/or chicken wire has holes as large as an inch, that's easy pickings for a chipmunk.
I don't have any useful suggestions other than to fill a bird feeder on the other side of the yard with seed and watch to see who comes to eat. If you've got a chipmunk, you'll most likely see it investigate, then attempt to empty your feeder, and you should be able to see where they go.
Hope this is of some use - I know there are others with much more critter experience!
Lynne in Bowie
ps..Voles are entirely possible. If you have dirt enough for a garden, you have dirt enough for critters..
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