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I have had a hot water heating system installed in a basement apartment. We are having difficulty raising the temperature above 18 degrees Celsius. The apt. is about 1000 sq feet, each room has a baseboard heater, and the hot water supply is from two 40 gal. hot water tanks which are connected to each other. The temp setting on both tanks is set at maximum heat. Do we need special heating tanks, extra baseboard heaters or ????? Looking forward to your immediate suggestions. Thanks.
If I figure right, 18c is approximately 66-1/2 farenheit. I suspect you're saying that you can't get your rooms hotter than that. If the water in the heaters is no higher than 66, then they're not working at all. To determine if the water heaters are doing their job, try releasing a little how water through the expansion valve on each heater. If the settings are on max, the water that comes out should be quite hot - somewhere around 150 farenheit (or around 65c.). This is something that should be done once a year anyway to clear out this safety valve and make sure it's working. If the water is not so hot, then the heaters probably need thermostats or heating elements (if they are electric). If hot, the problem is somewhere else in the system.
If the heaters are working, consider some other ideas... is the place drafty? is it insulated? do the doors and windows close properly? do the heaters feel as if they're putting out much heat?
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If the heaters are working, consider some other ideas... is the place drafty? is it insulated? do the doors and windows close properly? do the heaters feel as if they're putting out much heat?
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Quote"Your article is BS my friend."
My friend, this is a typical comment from some rabidly anti western Islamist. There is no mention in the article of Western media being better and bringing up such innanities only shows the only defense you have is creating diversions rather that commenting on the issues themselves. That is what a 4 year old does when he has no arguments.
The article is well balanced and goes into quite a lot of detail as to the hopes and pitfalls in the future development of the Arab world. You have to remember, my friend, that it is this attitude that nothing good can ever come from the West that keeps the Arab world in the dark ages. Real education and looking forward rather than at past grievances is the only way out. The leaders of the Arab world will never let go of power voluntarily but the creeping openness of the media coupled with the new technology will one day win the day. These leaders will try as much as they can to keep quality education and real knowledge from the people. It is a trick that all autocracies use because knowledge is power and they know it. The other issue that is mentionned in another Economist article is the massive young population increase. They have nowhere to go and they are the truly disenfranchised that will blow up and topple the government. The Arab leaders are in a bit of a quandary now because Obama is taking the weight out of any argument that pushes the USA as the great evil, the scapegoat for Arab backwardness. Who is left to blame for all the problems except themselves and that is their great fear. That the people will find out who is really to blame. As to what system will be adopted when it all blows up? Who knows? Hopefully it will represent the people and NOT be theocratic. I believe that all the West has to do is give the Arab people the tools and sit back and watch it happen.
I also believe, my friend, that when you insult someone, you should not double the insult calling them your friend, my friend.
And I quote:"watching television in the Arab world was a dispiriting business"
By the sounds of it CNN or BBC is spiriting I take then? Well certainly not to majority of Arabs who find their reporting akin to a 4 year old's interpretation of Sodom and Gomorra.
Reporting through sindicated channels has never been a spirited issue but a politically manifested agenda through the distribution channels.
Your article is BS my friend.
al Jazeera may not report on disturbing news in Qatar, but may do so about news generally in the rest of the world. What stops the ordinary Qatar citizen from comparing his nations affairs to those of the other nations? I firmly believe, that the Salafists and Wahabbism must adapt to modern times. I do not believe, that the Salafists and Wahhibism have many proponents of those practices. These groups must adapt to modern technology, and the resultant changes in the way societies operate. The Prophet Mohammad was no doubt a great prophet, but he did not live in times, which resemble the times of today. There were no cars, aeroplanes, and other modern paraphernalia of life, in those times. Perhaps, the humanistic message of the prophet is of more importance, today, than the mode of living in the times of the prophet. Wahhabism and the followers of Salafism, will find that their numbers will gradually decrease, unless they adapt to modern times. If only the Muslim people were given the chance to interact freely with the world, on their own terms, then everything would be all right with the world. Turkey is a very good example of how a predominantly Muslim people can exist in the modern world. Perhaps, the other Arab states can find their own way of coexistence with the modern world.
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Sports Illustrated came up with the issue back in 1995 why the University of Miami should drop football. Back then, the main problems involved Pell Grant scandals. Sure, the Hurricanes were known for some dirty play under Jimmie Johnson and others. And yes, a few of their players probably didn't even record a 200 on their entrance exams. But that was an issue at many school.
Unfortunately for college athletics, not all schools are as difficult to qualify to play for as Notre Dame.
Miami always had that bad boy reputation. You could see the swagger when they walked out of the tunnel and onto the field. Yes, they were cocky. But they were so damn good for so damn long, no one could argue with their success on the field.
Off the field was often an entirely different story.
And unfortunately for 'The U," some things never change.
And even worse, as is the case with Miami, they often get much worse when they are never truly addressed in the first place.
When the article first came out, I thought it was a ludicrous statement. Why should Miami drop football? They are successful, they win, it helps pay for so many programs in Coral Gables, and it was not as if other schools didn't have problems as well.
But now, 17 years later, I have a slightly different opinion of the situation involving the Hurricanes' football program. Actually, the problem lies with the entire athletics department and their administration. It is time to finally address these issues and fix what has been broken for far too long.
Miami has had allegations of improper benefits, illegal recruiting, academic cheating, drugs and alcohol and steroid abuse and multiple other crimes and violations. Who hasn't, right? When you look at other programs, such as Ohio State, North Carolina, USC, Auburn, Texas Tech and SMU, so many schools have had issues involving many different infractions. And I am not even mentioning Penn State, because that is one that is so different and far worse than any other that it is in an entirely different category.
But those issues often involved a handful of players and a few dirty agents. Miami has lost all of its' credibility at this point. Over the past decade, as many as 73 players have been tied to sleazy booster Nevin Shapiro as having accepted improper benefits. What is worse is that so many of the school's administrators and coaches were aware of what was going on well after it began. This list now allegedly includes second year head coach Al Golden.
Shapiro gave out so much to players that he should not have, and everyone allowed it to happen. That should be grounds for Miami to receive the dreaded death penalty, one that has only been given to SMU football in 1987 and 1988 for far less than the Hurricanes have been involved in for much longer.
At this point, they need a change. But I am not just talking about Golden. Yes, he and his entire staff should be immediately terminated. But this goes beyond the football team. Former head coach Randy Shannon stood up and demanded his players stay away from Shapiro, but they found ways around this demand. That means that they university needs to clean house from the very top to the very bottom.
That includes university president Donna Shalala. That includes athletic director Shawn Eichorst. Simply put, it includes everyone who has anything to do with Miami. The school needs to shut down the football program for at least one year and rebuild from the bottom to the top. They need to change their image and finally clean up a mess that has been nearly 30 years in the making.
While I once thought it was an ignorant statement to say that Miami should drop football, I now happen to agree. It should not abandon the sport permanently, but it needs to clean house and clean up the program immediately.
Sometimes, certain things can only be saved after they have first been destroyed.
Miami football needs to be fixed.
But it first needs to be destroyed.
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Tagged with: Al Golden, Donna Shalala, Jimmie Johnson, Miami Hurricanes, Nevin Shapiro, Randy Shannon, University of Miami Football
Miami has been and continues to be a corrupt program. They change players,coaches,administrators, and the problems continue.They have been shutdown before and nothing has changed. This is one program that needs to end for good.
At this stage, it is still a little extreme to recommend the death penalty. The accusations against Golden are still just allegations made by a former employee who may have an ax to grind. I also disagree with the conclusion that Donna Shalala has to go, she has improved the schools academic rankings from the mid 50′s to a top 25 academic institution. Also, the team has been cleaning house already, and most people who were involved in the Nevin Shapiro thing are already long gone. Overly steep sanctions would only serve to punish an innocent student body and innocent players who had nothing to do with any of the drama. Cheers.
u guys need a life really i think u guys just hate miami n all the things they have done n will do every football program does the same thing all it takes is to make one person mad n the geedy media runs with it n try n get there two cents in normally the media turn there back on convicted felons but all he has to say is he got some dirt on um n its a wrap no one listen to maurice clarrett about ohio state so leave miami alone n spend more time with ur wife n kids dang
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This doesn't happen all the time.
I run my app from within eclipse as Right click>Run As>Android Application
I send my app successfully to the phone maybe 2 or 3 times, then all of a sudden it starts throwing this error. It appears the only resolution is to reboot the phone. Its extremely annoying and would really like some assistance on a permanent fix.
I'm using a windows 7 pc, usb cable, Samsung galaxy SII. Android Build: v21.1.0-569685
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Android Launch!
[2013-02-15 15:36:50 - myapp] adb is running normally.
[2013-02-15 15:36:50 - myapp] Performing com.myapp.myapp.myaptivity activity launch
[2013-02-15 15:36:54 - myapp] Uploading myapp.apk onto device '0019dxxxxxxxxx'
[2013-02-15 15:36:58 - myapp] Installing myapp.apk...
[2013-02-15 15:36:59 - myapp] Installation error: INSTALL_FAILED_MEDIA_UNAVAILABLE
[2013-02-15 15:36:59 - myapp] Please check logcat output for more details.
[2013-02-15 15:37:00 - myapp] Launch canceled!
I have read the suggestions on http://stackoverflow.com/a/9273766/828395 I dont have an internal memory card, I have 300mb free space. the phone does a weird thing where its usb drive appears to be always available within windows, but not quite. so if I delete a file from the connected drive, the phone screen changes and goes into USB mode, then out of it again. Refreshing the phone folders is a separate annoyance I have as it doesn't seem to be obvious.
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Tight-fisted CFL owners need to share pie
With strike ballots being sent out to players this week, and a final scheduled meeting -- reportedly Wednesday -- it is not too dramatic to suggest the CFL Players Association and the league have reached Defcon 1 in their negotiations.
While it has been confirmed another small step was taken last week during meetings -- it was disclosed the length of this CBA has been reduced from the initial requirement of eight years -- the two parties still have an incredible amount of ground to cover.
Up until last week, there was the hope the points of contention in this dispute could have been exaggerated, or misleading due to the fact members of only one negotiating party were disclosing information. Now that actual hard copies of the tabled proposals and responses have landed at numerous media sites, the facts may actually be worse than all initial speculation.
We had heard the new TV deal started with a disbursement of $40 million in 2014, but what many did not know until the receipt of these documents was that it goes up by a million dollars every year until 2018, where at $44 million, there is an option to renew for one more year.
So the new money, the money on top of what the teams are already getting from the TV deal, works out to be an additional $2.7 million per club the first year, and goes up from there. The financial proposal to the players from the league accounts for this windfall with two increases, and the first is their proposal the minimum salary goes to $46,000 from $45,000 and does not go up again until 2016.
The actual salary cap has two distinctions: what the minimum amount is each team has to spend, and what the maximum amount is each team can spend. In 2013, the minimum each club had to spend on salaries was $4 million and the maximum $4.4 million. The league has offered the minimum increase to $4.1 million and not increase again until 2016, and a maximum cap of $4.5 million, which either goes up by a $100,000 or $50,000 each year. No matter how sympathetic you may be to a league that has incurred new stadium debt with almost every franchise, $46,000 is not an acceptable salary for even the most marginal player risking life and limb in a professional football environment, and $100K for the salary cap is a pittance of this new pie of revenue that starts at almost three million, and increases every year.
If these figures seem insurmountable by themselves, it is important to realize they are a separate negotiation from the concept of revenue sharing, which is still not being discussed. I have read accounts that suggest revenue sharing is a ridiculous premise for the CFL and its union to reintroduce, yet it is a concept, up until the last CBA, that has existed between both parties for the last 30 years. Revenue sharing is a model employed by every professional sporting organization in North America, and while the percentages are negotiable, the idea both the players and the league benefit from collective successes, is not.
In any sporting framework, the ownership and the players are supposed to be a partnership. When one party tries to take advantage of the other due to perceived weakness or vulnerability, it undermines the working relationship between the two.
I recall a training camp in 2006 in Winnipeg where I learned a valuable lesson from then head coach Doug Berry about the divisions of labour on a team. During an offence versus defence exercise, an offensive lineman refused to release my jersey as he was falling, and inadvertently pulled me into the legs of the starting quarterback. I was so frustrated this blatant holding had almost ended in the destruction of someone's cruciate ligaments, I told the offensive line coach, "you better teach your players when to let go before you lose your QB," to which coach Berry corrected me by saying, "before we lose our QB." It may seem obvious to everyone else you are on the same team, but sometimes you need to hear it put into perspective to sink in.
In my experience as a player representative for eight years the players always voluntarily shared the burden and consequences when economic conditions were not favourable in the CFL. The fact these conditions have now been somewhat reversed, and the league appears to be hoping to cash in off a failure of solidarity from their bargaining partners, demonstrates they do not understand the big picture.
No one, not the operation or game-day staffs, the millions of fans across the country, and most certainly not the brand of the league gains anything with a strike. Yet when one entity clearly does not respect the resolve of their business counterpart in a negotiation, that partner has no choice but to stand up and be counted.
Doug Brown, once a hard-hitting defensive lineman and frequently a hard-hitting columnist, appears Tuesdays in the Free Press.
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My resting heart rate on tegertol is 45-50 bpm and has been for at least 10 years. After 2 days without Tegreol my resting heart rate is 60-63 bpm.
Is tegretol known to reduce resting heart rate?
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Cardiovascular side effects including various forms of heart block, hypotension and electrocardiographic changes have been reported."
Yes, Heart block (ie bradycardia or decreased heart rate) is a listed side effect of Tegretol. Talk to your doctor.
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