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I'm having replacement windows put in (Marvin Ultimate Clad casements). The installer is making aluminum sill pans onsite. They are installed in the RO with upturned sides. The window is set directly on top of the sill pan. The back edge is up turned (to prevent water from potentially running back towards the inside of the house). We are in a cold climate (Chicago) and now am wondering mid install if the aluminum is going to cause problems with condensation. The back lip of the pan touches the botton of the interior wood of the window (it will be covered by the interior window trim). I googled lots tonight and see many articles about people making metal sill pans on site, but nothing addressing if this could make me regret this approach.
From my experience I do not think you will have any issues, as you said you googled this and your correct metal sill pans have been made and used for years and if not for the "green" aspect and EPA/DEC rules, aluminum, lead coated copper and such metal materials would still be used for this year and many more to come.
Millworkman, this morning it was very cold, low 40s and the pan was cold to the touch under the window. In the dead of winter here, won't this thing ice up and conduct like a heat sink? Here's a photo. I have a call to Marvin (not open yet) and the installer.
This is a replacement window in brick vineer. The metal pan extends up the sides of the jam and out on to the limestone sill with an opening to let any water that may accumulate drain to the exterior.
This is inside, and what will be behind the trim.
Ok I heard from Marvin, the installer and the head carpenter and they have all assured me that there is no problem, the window isn't sitting flush in the pan, the metal isn't going to condense once protected and covered by the trim. I will be happy when this is done.
I have the same situation. My windows have JUST been installed today. Sill pan is metal (don't know what kind) and it is about 5 degrees C outside and it is a bit humid inside due to drywall mudding and whatnot. The condensation is pouring off of the exposed 1/2" of the sill pan rear dam.
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YOUNGSTERS from Bromsgrove & Redditch Athletic Club took part in the final fixture of the West Midlands Young Athletes Cross Country League on Sunday, which saw athletes from across the Midlands competing and some categories featuring fields of as many as 140.
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I have adobe photoshop on my new laptop...would that work and is anyone familiar with it? I would love to get involved.
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Do you work for Microsoft tech support? Technically, everything you said is true, however, the information provided isn't useful in any manner. :P
I'd love to learn how to use the program and I do have a copy of it on my PC.
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Happy to answere anybody's question regarding photoshop. And yes Shawn....adobe photoshop is photoshop.
Well that's what I thought...but I had no idea where to start. Does anyone here use adobe? Is it easy to use?Originally Posted by asiansteel
MJG sent me a link or two several months ago, but it just seemed so difficult to use... I guess I didn't have the time/patience to work on it, but I've developed alot of respect for those that DO have the ability.
I use a mac and i have phooshop. i always thought i was good on a computer but i cannot figure out photoshop. HELP!!!!!!!
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Hello to all. Really enjoying this forum - wanted to suggest that just as most other major sectors of science both in the universal & virtual tech world tend to name scientific terms with the word SPHERE behind it, such as atmosphere, biosphere, stratosphere, blogosphere, infosphere etc. that social networking/social media should be refered to as the SociaSphere.
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I would also mention Cloud (Computing). People may come across this in their scoial media activities. A good description can be found here:
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We want to be clear that we are not self-proclaimed experts on the ever-changing world of social media dialect. We are, however, social media strategists that felt this list of basic terminology served as a good foundation for those not familiar with social media vocab. We agree with your concerns about the variance in geographical relevance and source credibility, and know that the lack of formality creates room for evolving interpretations. We hope that our promotion of social media vocab serves as a resource to social media beginners, without taking away from the importance of true face-to-face communication or proper grammar when it comes to writing!
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#23 Engage - If you are actively listening to your customers and communicating relevant content to them, then you are engaging.
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It's not my intention to be rude, but I can't help wondering just how "self-serving" your Social Media "Dictionary" is meant to be. Considering the fact that I do an extensive amount of networking, via social media sites, it's obvious to me that there are regional differences, not to mention cultural and national ones in play, on this subject.
There IS no "American" Social Media "Dictionary", nor an "International" one, either. What makes any of YOU the "experts" on this subject matter? As a highly educated teacher, I always cast a skeptical eye at those who describe themselves as "dictionary experts", of ANY sort.
Languages, especially the cryptic, abbreviated versions used on Twitter, are incredibly fluid. Thus, what the "MUST KNOW" words/symbols on Twitter are, for THIS year, might well be completely forgotten, by NEXT year! As a teacher, what's troubling, to me, is how much time the younger generations spend "writing" in these rapidly changing, difficult to comprehend, formats.
My concerns are that they won't learn how to EFFECTIVELY communicate, in complete sentences, using traditional concepts of grammar, punctuation, spelling, etc. It takes MUCH more time, thought, effort, and energy, to string together complete sentences, paragraphs, papers, and books. As humans tend to, generally, take "the path of least resistance", I can't help but wonder if the trade-off of speed, with Twitter, is negated by its many (mostly unexamined) downsides.
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I'm glad to learn that I'm not the only one constantly knitting socks.I always have one in my purse.I detest sitting in a waiting room and wasteing time. Knitting a sock is such a comforting thing. It is amazing the comments people make.The other day a woman said she knows that not many people knit anymore.That it's a dying art. I assured her that was not the case.
I was recently hospitalized and my husband (wise man that he is), brought me my pjs, book AND current knitting..socks.
At one point I was having a stress test and my family were in the waiting room, when a woman came into the waiting room and said to her friend "there's some woman down the hall knitting socks...and on 4 needles!!!! (it was, in reality, 5 needles). Our daughter, Chris, said "I'll bet you that was my mother", feeling fairly sure there weren't 2 of us awaiting a chemical stress test, knitting socks!!! People are always very impressed with anything on multiple needles.....another thing that impresses the heck out of people is gloves. One year people on my Xmas list got a scarf, hat and pair of gloves, and I didn't tell them that the gloves were dead easy...if they want to be impressed, who am I to say no! lol
Sandra, I hope your tests came out fine. I do my socks on one long circular, in the magic loop method. I am forever dropping my double points or pull the stitches off of one. I haven't tried gloves, yet. Maybe some day, I'll get up the courage to try them!
I think I might like to try gloves.I love giving handmade gifts at Christmas.
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YES intangibles...we are counting on him filling out and becoming strong on the puck, the next "John LeClair" - I am saying that I'm betting he won't be that, and he MAY end up being a late bloomer but when u pick a #2 (which richards and giroux weren't)...u hope and EXPECT them to be closer to Patrick Kane/Sid Crosby/Ovechkin...not Horton (via Florida Panthers years)...so by the time he REALIZES his potential, we probably won't have him, so take what you can get now.
JVR is much closer to being a Jeff Carter that is a better passer and a lesser shooter than he is to ever being like John LeClair.
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And I never wanted Giroux gone...Giroux's pre-Flyers years in the canadian junior system are impressive, JVR's brief stint with college hockey (if he is so good why UNH?) is less than impressive and I do think he could stand to play with more heart. None of his characteristics point to what you should get for a #2 overall.
You realize that JVR was really the only player at UNH, and led his team into the playoffs while there as the only player at UNH. People make too much of production value per peers and ignore the realistic reason why such production exists. If people realized that stats are a compliment to help you judge what you see with your own eyes instead of a reality in and of themselves, we'd have a lot more rational people on this board.
You keep bringing up the fact that he's 2nd overall.
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Carrie Underwood–A Few Of Her Favorite Things In "Women's Health"
Written by Vegetarian Star on November 11th, 2013 in Female Singers, Food & Drink.
Carrie Underwood makes her acting debut this December in NBC's version of The Sound of Music so she probably doesn't have an aversion to things like raindrops on roses.
As a vegetarian and animal welfare advocate, it's a sure bet she likes whiskers on kittens too.
But what about a few of her favorite things in the pantry?
The country music singer shared these in an interview with Women's Health.
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COCONUT OIL "I put it on my food, I put it on my face, I put it on my hair. If it's winter, the second I get out of the shower, I spread it all over and it feels really good and it smells good too."
EZEKIEL BREAD "It's not like white sandwich bread. It has grains like barley. Once you get used to it, you can't go back."
BETTER'N PEANUT BUTTER "I'm not a big sweets person, but sometimes I'll do apples with peanut butter. This peanut butter has only 100 calories and two grams of fat."
Carrie also likes McDougall's soups bowls, especially the Pad Thai Noodle and Lentil Curry Pilaf.
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Joel and Ethan Coen's Latest, A Serious Man, is a portrait of a period (1967) and place (Minnesota) and milieu (Jewish) that the brothers know very well. They cast it with excellent actors; Richard Kind as pathetic Uncle Arthur and Adam Arkin as a well-heeled lawyer are probably the only recognizabl...Read More »
I'm checked in. Not enough hangers. The air conditioning works. The weather is balmy, humid, not too hot. I will install the new BlackBerry TIFF program app that's similar to the iPhone app at the Seattle Film Fest, and this year they're handing out a transit pass. Cool.Read More »
I'm making a quick transition between Telluride and Toronto, trying to catch up and get prepped, knowing that I will feel under the gun and behind for the next ten days, no matter what. It's the nature of the beast, even in relatively calm Telluride. Wednesday, travel day, I will post the first draf...Read More »
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One of the pleasures of Cannes a year ago was the Chacun son Cinema shorts collection from les meilleurs auteurs du monde--including the Coens. [Hat Tip: Jim Emerson.]Read More »
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Roselyn50 Would not recommend @ this time My daughter and I checked in on Saturday night after driving 4 hours. The room that was assigned to us was a handicap room, smaller sink space, all lower fixtures. Never been in a handicap room; therefore, wondered why the room was so different and uncomfortable for two women. Between the two of us, we had al ot of makeup, toiletries, etc. No sink space or makeup mirror. I would only recommend this room for those it is intended for. July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MsJane Sheraton Airport Albuquerque I have used this hotel through at least three separate owners in the past three to four years for small and large conferences, business travel, and personal vacations. Throughout the changes in owners and managers, a few staff members have stuck with the hotel and made my trips there very pleasant. Josie in the club lounge remembers my name, my dining preferences, and is always charming. Brewster in the meeting preparation group is equally charming; he remembers me, my preferences, and the special needs of my small group meetings. He is and always has been supportive, charming, and very pleasant. I will miss working with them. July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mark1975 Convenient, comfortable and all the amenities The perfect hotel for comfort and value if business keeps you near the airport. Very good support, good food in the restaurant and club level, very good exercise room and swimming pool, classy bar and very comfortable rooms. I will certainly be back to the Sheraton Albuquerque Airport July 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by TfromSeattle Albuquerque Airport Sheraton The proximity to the airport is a big plus, you can walk between the terminal and the hotel. And yet it was quiet, I did not hear airport noise. Rooms in great shape, restaurant service was a bit on the slow side even when they weren't busy and that was the only less than excellent experience I had July 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by BaseballFan2013 Relaxing Place to be! This little gem of a Sheraton is right by the airport so we used it as our base for flying in and out of NM to go to Monument Valley. I found this place to be perfectly pleasant and enjoyable and exactly what I needed. I would stay here again the next time I fly into Albuquerque. June 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jbn64 No Hot Tub? Everything was great except the lack of a hot tub! The desk agent was friendly and courteous, and immediately had my check-in information handy, and had us checked in in under a minute. The restaurant was clean, the food good, and the waitstaff efficient and attentive. If only there was a hot tub... June 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Al456 Good hotel BUT... The facility was recently renovated and looks very nice, plus it is within walking distance of the airport. Check-in was simple and the information was correct. BUT there was no shampoo or conditioner in the room as I found out the next morning. This was fixed that day, but was a disappointment. WiFi in the lobby is free BUT very slow. On check-out the billing information had been lost so I had to pay with my own credit card. Not exactly what I would call world class performance. June 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BobK61 One Night Stay Good for an overnight prior to the early morning flights from the nearby airport. May 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PatMN Surprisingly good airport hotel The hotel is clean and spacious, with nice decor and wonderful sound insulation. It was also very convenient to the airport for our 6 a.m. flight. The staff are friendly and helpful. the food and beverages were among the best we experienced during our week-long vacation. It's also not far from downtown Albuquerque and the Old Town district - all at a great price. May 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tar000 A good hotel! Everything is really good except the fact that you have to wait a long time before someone at the front desk can answer your concerns and/or questions. The reason being that they at times only have one person working the check-in desk. Other than that issue, a really good hotel! May 27, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by mpoint313 Hotel close to airport The agent checking my wife and myself in did not seem very interested in his job. Maybe a bad day? May 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by momokomodo Exceeded our expectations Everything about this hotel exceeded our expectations, with one exception. The man at the registration desk was great--he told us about the SPG program, signed me up, and upgraded us to a nicer room, which we really enjoyed. The hotel was clean and classy, and couldn't have been more conveniently located. My only complaint was the man who was working as bartender on the night of 5/25. He was unresponsive and rude, telling us we couldn't order two glasses of wine at the bar. We had to sit down and wait for the (overworked) server, even though we just wanted to take them up to our room. He could use a little improvement. Everything else was great. May 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by McGiver Hotel Suggestions 1. Lighter menu items served in bar 2. Small wall mounted safe in each room May 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ellie1234 sheraton Albuquerque Lovely upscale hotel. Comfortable beds and pillows and a spacious room. Friendly and helpful staff. The 24 hour airport shuttle is a good feature. The Club Lounge area was wonderful and made the stay. May 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ANM2014 Great staff! Stayed for one night and the hotel staff were all very nice. The shuttle driver Dominic however was great. He had all the information on where I needed to go and was able to take me with no problems. He even waited for me while I picked up a few things at Walgreens! Very pleasant young man. May 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by suzie18 Clean, lovely hotel with accommodating staff I have stayed at this Sheraton twice in the last two months each time for 4 days. The first time was perfect & comfortable so that is why I rebooked the hotel on my second trip. I was traveling alone and felt very safe in the hotel. Every staff member was so professional and accommodating. They truly "made" my stay very pleasant. I liked the fact that there was a good restaurant in the hotel so I didn't have to leave for a meal. I highly recommend this hotel for its great quality and personnel and it is easy access to airport. rental cars and close to the downtown area. May 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Princess74 Great facility The hotel met my expectations. May 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Headlakeman Great Sheraton One of the best Sheratons that I have stayed at. Great staff, 1 minuet drive to the airport, nice pool area, good food at the restaurant and club lounge. May 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by MEM13 Rates We have stayed with you many times, but we are disappointed that the rates have increased so dramatically. Also, there are more a la carte charges. WIFI is an add-on charge and parking over 10 days has an additional charge of $6.00 per night. Not sure if we will continue to book a room at this property May 2, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by tallone7 One Problem I tried to order a platter for my daughter's room (she was also staying at the hotel) when she arrived and they did not deliver it. They screwed up. They did pacify me with free beverages in the bar. April 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MLT23 Exceptional Stay in Albuquerque I was blown away by the hospitality and comfort of this hotel. I got emails from the hotel & concierge a week before my stay asking if they could do anything for me before my arrival. NOT your typical airport hotel, The people were over-the-top friendly, accomodating and helpful. I never heard a plane.It was quiet and very clean inside and on the grounds. This hotel is literally 3 minutes from the check-in drop off. I did not expect this kind of property, hospitality and incredible attitude from a hotel and staff located right at the airport. We will make a point of staying here from now on. They get 5 stars in my book! April 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MEF14 The hotel was very nice & the staff was great The staff was extremely congenial and very eager to please -- really a tribute to the management who hired these folks! April 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Gopher7 Above the average This is a great hotel and suit for a business travel. Very close to the airport, just walking distance. Up scale modern renovated interior looks good, but sensed a hint of an old-fashioned hotel. The air was pretty dry, so my nose got funny in the morning. April 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by AcademicResearcher Very nice stay Great shower head! Good follow through. Courteous staff. Clean facilities. April 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Qi36 Very Nice Very nice hotel. A bit of an odd smell in the hallways. Very close to the airport and the staff were great! April 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bert113 Wi fi access What hotel charges for room access to wi fi these days? Very disappointing. April 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Charles100 This hotel has an excellent staff. My family and I had a most memorable stay at the Sheraton Albuquerque Hotel because of the friendly and excellent staff. Eddie at the front desk helped with the check-in and seemed very caring and made the extra effort to be sure my family was comfortable. We also really enjoyed the service provided by Nancy at the Club Level breakfast lounge. I would recommend this hotel without reservations for families that are travelling, especially with its location at the airport. April 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by John300 First Class Hotel Excellent facility. Newly renovated and clean. So close to airport you can walk to the terminal in 5 minutes. April 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by jerryh8 I can easily walk to the terminal They charged me three dollars for a bottle of water during my two night stay. The only water I drank in my room came from the tap in the bathroom. Where does this stuff come from? I wanted to sit by the pool on a sunny day. "Sorry, the pool is seasonal." April 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by FBT2014 Service needs attention This hotel is very nice but while I stayed there for a week I began to notice some flaws, not in the room (very nice and comfortable). but the attitude of the wait staff in the restaurant was less than friendly. I found that the staff in the restaurant were rude, unfriendly and seemed unhappy in their jobs and they took their dislike of the jobs out on me and others. My first 2 nights I ordered room service and greeted by a very nice waiter who made me feel very welcome and provided me with excellent service. Other staff were equally friendly. But, I would talk to those restaurant staff. April 8, 2014


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I'm reading file paths from a database & converting them to NSURLs before adding them to an array that's defined (& alloc'd/initialised) in my delegate. The problem is that the urlArray, which receives the urls, is not being populated correctly.
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NSString *path = coffeeObj.coffeeName;
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St. Ignatius Cathedral in Shanghai, China. (Photo from Wikimedia)
There was a fascinating article – in of all places China Daily, the closest one comes to an "official" English-language newspaper in China – about the leader of the officially sanctioned Protestant churches in China calling for tailoring sermons for Chinese Christians based on their various personal backgrounds.
Traditionally, many Christians in China, as in other Asian countries, have been highly educated, Westernized people, and Christians have often been associated with movements for political democratization and educational enlightenment. However, the article points out that in recent years, many new converts to Christianity in China have been underprivileged and often poorly educated migrant workers in big Chinese cities. According to one religious leader quoted in the article, the traditional Christians "go to church mostly for 'a lofty spiritual need,' [while] migrant workers are seeking advice and comfort on everyday difficulties of life. … [They] are under great pressure, and they especially lack family warmth and help."
Another religious leader stated that these workers "consider themselves at the bottom of society… [and] are treated as outcasts." So Chinese Christians are thinking about how to minister to this new community of believers. But, the article says, the church needs to find a new way to relate to them.
I found this article fascinating not only for its content but for the fact that this newspaper was interested in discussing internal issues of how Christians could be most effective.
Christianity is certainly something of a presence in China. One occasionally comes upon young people wearing crosses (although those wearing t-shirts with American flags are more common). Millions of Christians are part of the state-recognized churches, and there are also unofficial Christian churches that live a sometimes-tolerated, sometimes-persecuted existence.
While in Shanghai, I visited the Shanghai Catholic Cathedral (St. Ignatius Church), built in 1904, along with some other Catholic-related buildings. It sits in an area outside the center of town now dominated by some of the city's most gargantuan shopping malls. There were about 200 people at a late Sunday-afternoon mass, almost all Chinese (though a few Westerners), about 80 percent women and about 70 percent young or fairly young. It was a strange experience to see Chinese Christians entering the church, taking holy water, and crossing themselves.
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The growth of Christianity in China corresponds to the growth of its economy. In one or two hundred years from now I believe China will be the center of Christianity in the world superseding the West where Christianity rapidly declines.
I'm so happy to see what's happening in China. I have so much Chinese people and mostly the converted to Christian. I was born in a Indonesia Muslim family, but i found the True God that saved me by His suffering.
I'm glad that Christ comes little by little in the hearts of Chinese people. Christianity it's like a worlwide culture. I was born in a Chinese Muslim family but I came to Lord Jesus because I was convinced that He is the true way of live.THE TRUTH.
The next stage is that being Christian will become more important than being Chinese. Globalists always use religion to undermine loyalty to race, culture and nation.
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