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The Academy Awards aka #havingamoment
February 23, 2015
A raw "moment."
The Academy Awards are hard not to watch. One just feels compelled to share "Hollywood's Biggest Night." And I was no exception, although, I must say, I was not so much riveted by the show as buzzed by it. Having the TV on, the family with me, a half-assed dinner being consumed. Telling the kids to shut up so we can hear who won. Them not listening. Them saying, "like, who are all these old people?" Um, sweetie, that's Robert Duvall. Sean Penn. Michael Keaton. Emma stone they recognized. And because I share a house with four ladies eyes were on the clothes and hair.
It's a palpable buzz.
One thing I noticed in the coverage and after-coverage was the pointing out of "moments." When Neal Patrick Harris sent up Birdman by taking the stage in his undies. When John Legend emotionally sang and totally delivered the evening's best song, Glory. The perspiring, young writer of The Imitation Game beseeching all of us to 'embrace our weirdness.' All those Latinos up on stage for Birdman.
The definition of "having a moment" has got to be winning an Academy Award. I remember winning a few big advertising awards… how giddy I felt stumbling up to the stage. Of course I was drunk –I always was drunk- but I still remember those moments. I can't recall a thing I said and that's just as well.
I believe in moments. Life is a puzzling journey. We mark the trail with moments: Graduation. New Job. Closing a deal. Or is it a drama? Fair metaphor as well. In this case moments are like plot points: Boy meets girl. Boy loses girl. Boy gets girl back. Babies are born. People die. There are countless plot points to every life. Pretty cool way to look at it.
No wonder so many brands try to own them. It's the perfect hash tag for the Academy Awards, if not life itself: #Moments
However you look at it, 2014 was the year of being offended.
December 23, 2014
But it does mean you're human…
If you're not willing to read all of Russ Douthat's brilliant article from the New York Times, here's the first paragraph:
Of course it had to escalate this way. We live in a time of consistent gutlessness on the part of institutions notionally committed to free speech and intellectual diversity, a time of canceled commencement invitations and C.E.O.s defenestrated for their political donations, a time of Twitter mobs, trigger warnings and cringing public apologies. A time when journalists and publishers tiptoe around Islamic fundamentalism, when free speech is under increasing pressure on both sides of the Atlantic, when a hypersensitive political correctness has the whip hand on many college campuses.
And then Kim Jong-Un took offense at a low-brow comedy (The Interview) and took down the movie studio that produced it. Humiliated them anyway. Which was deeply sad, funny and troubling all at the same time. Those emails were priceless. Undermining a company not so much.
However you look at it, 2014 was the year of being offended. In big ways (Black Lives Matter) and in myriad small ways (U2 forcing an album upon us), America got offended. Over and over again. Whether you listed right (Fox News) or left (CNN), everyone was upset at someone. More so than usual. Way more.
Among the many ironies is that popular culture (in particular our movies and television shows) can be viewed as the egregious button pushers. The not-even-seen The Interview is but the latest "film" to push decency into the cellar and keep right on digging. From Rogen's turn in Neighbors to the unbelievably crude machinations of Workaholics, sacred cows have been tipped. Herds of them. Frankly, the years leading up to The Interview were what led to The Interview. Borat. Bridesmaids. East Bound and Down, The Hangover. Amy Schumer. Girls. Louis CK. Bad Grandpa. And those are just some of the good ones. My point. There was nothing left to satirize besides North Korea! Last year we were agog at Miley Cyrus. "Twerking" was runner up to "Selfie" as word of the year. How quaint that seems now.
Is being offensive and/or being offended (take your pick) part of human nature? It must be. Because we can't stop.
Concurrent to all this silliness, and where it got heated and continues to roil, is in this country's dismal relations between races. All races. Between immigration issues with Mexico, the killing of unarmed black men in Ferguson and New York, beheadings by ISIS, genocide in Syria, espionage by North Korea and now even Cuba (again) the global melting pot is boiling over. Getting offended has become violent and grotesque and anything but funny. Malicious cops. And malicious cop killers. We have become so offended by one another we've taken to the streets: spectating, protesting, looting and maiming. The mob rules. The genie is out of the bottle… and Tweeting. The inmates are running the asylum… and posting on Instagram.
This is why The Walking Dead is so popular. We are them.
Gratitude in Adland: taking a moment for what we often take for granted.
November 27, 2014
For the refuge it provides…
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I'm compelled to speak about gratitude. After all, gratitude is the very definition of giving thanks. Many of us (myself included) often experience a lapse in gratitude. We get caught up in the business of work and the mostly silly dramas that govern our lives.
I once heard a parable that I'd like to paraphrase here:
Every day a group of men set out to forage in the savannah by their village. They ventured far in order to get to the forest and its abundance of resources. At the half way point of their journey existed a lone, large tree in which they took a break to rest and eat lunch. "A shame this tree," one man said. "It has no fruit for eating." The others agreed. "And its wood isn't suitable for building either…"
And so on they complained. What the men failed to realize the great benefit the tree provided. In fact, the old tree was a refuge. Seemingly barren, it provided shelter from the noonday sun without which their journey would have been infinitely more treacherous. This critical benefit was lost on the men. As was the unity this resiting place fostered.
I recall a company meeting at my previous agency. We'd had a tough year. Morale was low. The employees were skeptical about their agency's future. Many used the setting as a forum to voice their complaints: Management was inept, they cried. Our clients are bound to mediocrity. Woe is us!
During my turn to speak I told the story about the old tree. Though our agency was, in fact, beleaguered I wanted us to appreciate all that we had: jobs, community and a place to voice our grievances freely and without fear of reparations.
In some respects I was talking to myself. I shared many of my fellow's misgivings but I wanted healing words. Not apathetic ones. We'd had plenty of those already. Change was needed. And change would come. But on that day I needed gratitude. I worked for one of the greatest advertising agencies in the world. It had been hobbled but it was still there. Despite our weakened position, so were we.
That first winter for the pilgrims was a brutal one. Many did not make it. Yet, a precious few did. With help from the Indians, they not only survived the second winter; they thrived. Despite their many hardships the frail community held a great feast. The rest is history.
Caveat Emptor: Does advertising contribute to our indifference to things that can hurt us?
November 24, 2014
What are you scared of?
In Eula Biss's new book, On Immunity: An Innoculation she writes about fears, rational and otherwise, associated with vaccinating ourselves against terrible diseases. It's a good read, a lot more interesting and scary than you might think. However, it was a tangential paragraph about fear in general that I bookmarked for later consideration:
"We do not tend to be afraid of the things that are most likely going to harm us. We drive around in cars, a lot. We drink alcohol, we ride bicycles, we sit too much. And we harbor anxieties about things that, statistically speaking, pose us little danger. We fear sharks, while mosquitos are, in terms of sheer numbers of lives lost, probably the most dangerous creatures on earth."
Biss provides more context as well as fascinating quotes around the topic but you get the idea. We are scared of remarkable things but are indifferent to mundane items that are, frankly, far more dangerous to us. For example, every spring entire football stadiums are emptied out because of lightning spotted in the area. The rarity of being struck by lightning is more or less a cliché yet we fear it excessively. Of course, we don't question authorities for taking such precautions. But I am struck by certain ironies, perhaps not so obvious. Consider that in those same football stadiums countless cups of beer and nachos are zealously sold and consumed even though alcoholism and obesity will, in fact, kill thousands of people in this country ever year; and a lot of them probably at those very ballgames that were postponed do to weather.
I know very well the tendency to do things that are bad for me despite knowing full well they are bad for me. When I drank, the fear of poisoning myself to death was not present; not like the fear of being struck down by a lightning bolt. To different extents, all humans are like this.
I can't help but wonder what role popular culture and, in particular, advertising plays in this potentially dangerous mega-quirk of our thinking. Advertisers pummel us with enticing messages about alcohol, cars, soft drinks and fast food.
Fear of flying but not bacon…
Sexy women slobber over bacon double cheeseburgers inviting us to join the "mile high club" referring to piles of bacon. Bud Light proudly states it's the beer for those who are "up for whatever." Ad nausea, literally and figuratively.
The theme for this blog is, "we make you want what you don't need." I came up with that more as a provocation regarding the sins of envy and gluttony. Is it possible many persuasive communications are even more insidious? Over time do many of them actually cause us to allay otherwise rational fears for our emotional desires?
Of course they do. Caveat Emptor!


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But lately, President Obama has been acting and sounding like some famous TV pitchmen you're bound to recognize.
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Earlier this week, The Los Angeles Times observed, "As the pitchman for his landmark healthcare law, President Obama promised to make buying insurance as easy as buying a plane ticket online or a 'TV on Amazon.'"
Meanwhile, the Washington Times, noted that the president "has morphed into the world's most powerful pitch man, hawking his signature domestic achievement."
And the Washington Post's Dana Milbank recently satirized all the president's pitches, comparing one of Obama's speeches on the new health care exchanges to an "infomercial":
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An odor sorbing packaging material is prepared by applying to at least one surface of a flexible substrate an odor absorbing coating containing an effective concentration of activated carbon. The packaging material may be converted into packages, bags, pouches, liner members, wrappers or the like for packaging products and other materials that generate objectionable odors.
1. A material comprising:
a flexible polymeric film with a first coating comprising an aqueous binder with less than 50% activated carbon by total weight of the first coating applied to at least one side of said polymeric film and a second coating comprising an aqueous binder with about 80% to about 95% activated carbon by total weight of the second coating applied to said first coating.
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This is a divisional of abandoned application Ser. No. 09/388,071 filed Sep. 1, 1999.
The present invention relates generally to a novel odor sorbing packaging material and more particularly to a method for preparing such a material that can be converted into packages for products which generate objectionable odors.
One of the most widely accepted materials used to absorb odors is activated carbon. Activated carbon is used in paperboard packaging, filters, gas masks and other devices to absorb and trap objectionable odors, aromas and other impurities. For example U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,540,916 and 5,693,385, owned by the present assignee herein, disclose an odor sorbing packaging material comprising paperboard onto which there is applied a coating comprising activated carbon. Other prior art which discloses paper-based packaging containing activated carbon includes U.S. Pat. No. 2,593,146 which discloses laminated sheets for wrapping foodstuffs, and U.S. Pat. No. 3,149,023 which discloses treated paperboard for packaging. U.S. Pat. No. 4,504,290 discloses a filter element which contains activated carbon for odor control; U.S. Pat. No. 4,517,308 discloses the use of activated carbon in filter mats, air fresheners, inner soles for shoes etc.; U.S. Pat. No. 5,022,553 discloses a diaper storage container having a substantially rigid inner liner containing activated carbon; and, U.S. Pat. No. 5,860,391 discloses the use of activated carbon in animal litter. However, as will be noted, in each of the prior art teachings, the activated carbon applications have been made primarily to rigid or semi-rigid products. Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to incorporate activated carbon into a non-rigid structure in an expeditious, economical and effective manner.
The present invention relates generally to packaging materials and more specifically to a substantially flexible packaging material that has been treated to absorb the odors and aromas given off by products contained within packages constructed from the packaging material. For this purpose, the present invention employs activated carbon, a material well known for its ability to absorb objectionable odors. In a preferred embodiment, the activated carbon is applied to one or both surfaces of a flexible, polymeric film material using conventional technology. However it is contemplated that other flexible substrates such as paper onto which there is applied a polymer coating, or laminates of paper and polymer films could be used.
Activated carbon materials such as the NUCHAR products sold by Westvaco Corporation (the assignee herein), are available in particle sizes, or can be ground to particle sizes, which are readily dispersable in coatings, inks or the like suitable for application to flexible film materials such as polyolefins. After application of the activated carbon to the film materials, the treated film can be converted into packages, liner elements, trash bags, pouches, wrappers or the like suitable for use in many different applications where odor absorption is desired.
It is therefore, an object of the present invention to provide an improved method for applying an odor sorbing coating to packaging material.
It is another object of the invention to provide an odor sorbing packaging material with a sufficient concentration of activated carbon to accomplish the purpose of deodorizing substantially the entirety of packages converted from the packaging material.
And, finally, it is an object of the invention to provide an substantially flexible odor sorbing packaging material that may be converted into various packages useful for a variety of purposes which require odor control.
To satisfy these and other objects of the present invention contemplates the use of activated carbon dispersed in a binder that can be applied to a polymeric film. Sub-micron carbon black is known for use as a coloring pigment in the manufacture of polyethylene resins to produce black trash bags. However, attempts to use typical odor sorbing activated carbons of larger particle size (5-40 microns) have been unsuccessful because the presence of the particles have produced films with holes (voids) at higher carbon concentrations, or low odor sorbing capacity at low carbon concentration. Likewise, attempts to apply an aqueous coating containing activated carbon to a polyolefin film have been less than successful. Such attempts have produced, on the one hand, coatings with a low carbon content (less than about 60%), that adhered well, but performed poorly in odor tests, or coatings with a carbon content greater than about 80%, with good odor sorption characteristics, but poor adhesion and excessive carbon rub-off. To overcome these problems, the present invention was developed. The present invention solves the problems referred to hereinbefore by applying the activated carbon containing coating in two steps.
The present invention is directed to the use of activated carbon in the manufacture of an odor absorbing packaging material. In the preferred embodiment, the packaging material comprises a substantially flexible polymer substrate onto which there is applied a coating containing activated carbon.
In one form of the present invention the substrate comprises a low density polyethylene (LDPE) film upon which activated carbon in an aqueous coating composition containing a suitable binder that adheres well to LDPE is applied by conventional techniques such as coating, printing or the like. While LDPE is disclosed herein as a preferred substrate, other polymer films could readily be substituted with a suitable binder material. Examples of such polymer films are poly-propylene, polyester, and polyamide.
An example of a suitable binder material for the preferred LDPE substrate is an aqueous styrene acrylate emulsion (identified as JONREZ E-2064 from Westvaco Corporation's Chemical Division), that wets out the LDPE film to provide acceptable adhesion. �Wets out� in this context means that the emulsion spreads easily on the film surface without beading up. An aqueous binder system is preferred for the present invention as opposed to a solvent based system for environmental reasons and because solvent recovery systems are complex and costly.
Initial coatings with up to 50% by weight of activated carbon having a particle size of about 5 microns adhered easily to LDPE film without appreciable rub off, but performed poorly in odor absorption tests. With 60% or more by weight activated carbon applied, significant rub off occurred and the products were deemed unacceptable. In order to increase the concentration of carbon on the surface and reduce rub off, a two step process for applying the coatings was adopted.
The two step procedure involves an initial application of a primer coating that may contain from about 0-50% by weight activated carbon, followed by a second coating application comprising a carbon/binder mixture of up to about 95% by weight activated carbon and the remainder binder. The second application comprising up to 95% carbon adheres well to the first primer layer with no appreciable rub off and achieves a high concentration of activated carbon on the film surface to achieve good odor control.
Odor panel testing of samples prepared according to the invention demonstrated the effectiveness of the two step process. The results of the tests are shown in Table I.
Odor Rating: (no odor) 1 . . . 5 (strong odor) One drop of onion juice per jar. LDPE substrate.
The test samples contained equivalent amounts of activated carbon. For example, almost twice the surface area of the 50/50 carbon/binder coating was used compared with the 95/5 sample prepared with two steps. The results indicate that the 50/50 coating was substantially as effective at negating the onion odor after 24 hours as the 95/5 sample, however the latter coating with a greater concentration of activated carbon at the film surface was more effective after 1 hour.
Accordingly it will be seen that the novelty of the present invention lies in the technique for applying the greatest concentration of carbon available at the film surface with little or no rub off. The amount of carbon necessary to accomplish the desired odor abatement result will depend in the first instance upon the strength of the odor desired to be eliminated or absorbed. For the purposes of the present invention, an effective application of activated carbon is intended to mean sufficient carbon to absorb substantially all of the odor present in the packaged product or waste. Since the total amount of carbon required for any specific application cannot be defined with any specificity, a trial and error process may be involved.
While only a preferred embodiment of the present invention has been fully described, it will be obvious to those skilled in the art that various modifications and substitutions could be made in the invention without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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More likely the window motor than the switch!!
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The switch and trim come up together. Start at the narrow end and pry up with a small screwdriver, the other end has a hook (plastic) lift up as you go and then pull back to release hook and unplug. Test motor first. 50-50 shot at being either switch or motor at that age.
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I brewed a porter a few months ago and it has what I call a strong roasty flavor. I think it is somewhat too strong of one flavor although I have given it to many friends who like it. I assume it is the Roasted barley in the recipe below causing the strong flavor. Any comments on what i should tune back on my next batch? Would the Choc or Black Patent grains contribute to the strong roasted flavor I taste?
3.3 lbs dark lme
4.5 lbs light dme
0.5 lb Black Patent
0.25 lb Chocolate
0.25 lb Roasted
1.5 oz Norther Brewer (9.4%), boiling
1 oz Tettnanger, dry hop
1/2 pound black patent probably put it over the top, especially with 3.3 pounds dark lme, which is made with c60 and....black patent.
1/4lb roasted barley will also definitely add a lot of roast - in a porter, probably 2oz is max.
Yep. Black patent is like the espresso of the roast malt world. I use a 1/4 pound in a ten gallon batch.
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lol. but, that aside, aren't roasted malts made the same way as crystal, just...roasted longer?
also, I brew with pretty mineral-void water, and my dark beers always had a harsh taste. this last porter i made i spiked with a heavy dose of calcium, and it's been much better.
1.5 oz Norther Brewer (9.4%), boiling
If this was added for a 60 min boil, it might be adding more bitterness than a usual porter. This could be combining with the roast malt to make it seem unbalanced.
The porter I just brewed (1.053 OG) has only 1 oz of 6.8% Saaz for bittering.
To make a generalization, most people stop using anything but light DME/LME once they start crafting their own recipes. By itself, your grains would not produce a beer that's too roasty, but as mentioned above, the fact that you combined it with dark LME means you added a huge amount of roasted grains.
Get more control over your recipes by switching to light extract and then devising your specialty grains.


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Dubai – 17 July 2010: TBWA\RAAD agencies in the UAE have won two Bronze Lions at the 2010 Cannes Lions Advertising Festival held last week. The First Lion was awarded to Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority (ADTA) TVC "Be Still", while the second one was awarded to The Fridge "Find Music" campaign. Over 23,000 of the best creative advertising campaigns from around the world were showcased and judged at this year's festival.
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Martin Lever, Executive Creative Director, TBWA\RAAD and co-writer of the TVC says "The beauty of this idea is in its simplicity, it is clear and concise and creates an immediate bond with the audience to convey a message of hospitality from a rich and generous culture. This is the very first Lion in Abu Dhabi's history and I am glad that it was awarded to work that showcases this great city."
The second win was for "The Fridge", a music venue and production house with a campaign titled "Find Music" which included a series of ads illustrating musical creatures attracted to a "far-from-commercial" venue.
"Dubai advertising is all glitz and glamour, with superlatives and slick photography. While "The Fridge" is located in a warehouse in a remote industrial area, hence the challenge was to showcase its true soul without going mainstream." Said Andrea Grüneberg, Design Director at TBWA\RAAD. "The posters capture the feel of the venue: dark, organic, yet mysteriously different. The raw look and the hand-drawn typography keeps the place safe from trend chasers yet the musical creatures invite people to find music in the most unexpected place."
Commenting on the region's great performance at Cannes, Reda Raad, Group Managing Director of TBWA\RAAD, added: "With twelve Lions won, the MENA region can be justifiably proud of one of its best ever performances at this year's Cannes Festival and the region's work will only continue to get better. Personally, it's been a good year in terms of creative awards for us here at TBWA\RAAD as we continue to step on the on international and regional award podiums with several wins."
Referring to numbers, the TBWA Worldwide network had 134 shortlisted pieces of work from 20 of its agencies. TBWA\ won a total of 53 Lions, beating the total of last year by 22, including two Grand Prixs, 14 Golds, 12 Silvers and 24 Bronzes.
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Senshyu or Frosthart Onion
I like to grow onions from seed and this one may make it easier than ever for my zone (5). I planted the seeds in my garden last fall (October). Now I have the healthiest looking onions ever at this time of the year. I just have to spread them out because I planted them too close. I had great germination. The only problem is that Gourmet Seeds seems to have discontinued this variety and I do not know were else to get them unless I save seed and I have a feeling I might have to wait until next year for them to set seed. If anyone else has knowledge of where to get seed or experience growing this variety, I would be interested.
Also, if you know of other varieties that do well when started in the fall in a cold climate, I would love to know of them.
If you don't mind ordering from Ireland or Britain, Senshyu is commonly grown over there.
Dobbies ships to the US and Canada.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.dobbies.com/Suttons-Onion-Seed-Japanese-Bulb-Seeds-Senshyu-Semi-Globe-Yellow/pid-113346
Kitasawa seed carries Imai which they claim is an early Senshyu" type. Also look at Territorial seeds after about the middle of the summer. They usually have a couple of varities for winter planing. I don't know how they would do in your area
I'm overwintering Walla Walla sweets and Top Keeper from Territorial. Both were planted in a nursery bed in Sept. and transplanted out in late Oct. at 4-6" spacing. Not quite the same as your direct seeding but still the same amount of time in the ground.
I'm zone 7 so it's a bit warmer than your zone 5, but we did get down to 10 degrees F. for 4 days this winter and the onions didn't have a problem.
Both varieties look great, show no bolting and hopefully will make some nice onions in June.


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Impressed with Tempstar quote- do I really need a Carrier /Lennox
OK- now I'm totally confused!
Have been getting estimates for a new furnace (High efficiency to replace our 30+ year old Trane), and have decided to take advantage of Canadian gov't energy grants and with several thousand $$$ in rebates, also get a heat pump. We live in the Pacific NorthWest near Vancouver, BC, so fairly mild weather, but looking forward to the few searing hot days when the heat pump will provide air conditioning benefits.
Have had several installers and only one (the fellow from SEARS) gave us a complete heat loss calculator that is recommended on this forum. I was impressed by the knowledge and attitude of about half of the men I spoke with. The fellow who impressed us the most has convinced us to go with TempStar. I admit to feeling more comfortable with a 'brand name' like Carrier or Lennox, but not several thousand dollars worth more comfortable- which is what the difference in quotes is. The Tempstar T9MPVO75 F12H furnace is 92% efficient, has a variable speed blower and 2 stage operation and comes with a Lifetime warranty on the heat exchanger (have to admit I don't even know what this is) and a 10 year No Hassle Replacement Warranty. We are also getting the T4H436 GKD Heat Pump 14 Seer 2 stage with R410A coolant (not the R22) that comes with a 10 year warranty.
We are completely renovating our 30 year + home, and several thousand dollars in savings can go towards one of the bathrooms, or the new roof... Since we anticipate retiring and moving within 10 years, a 10 year warranty seems pretty good. Anyhow, does anyone actually know if a top of the line Tempstar is still 'poorer' quality than a Carrier? Seems to me most HVAC guys carry/deal with one or two lines, so how do they know what the others are really like?
The more I read- the more befuddled I become. Are many of these parts really being manufactured by one company and labelled X, Y, and Z as they leave the door?
Do I need to be concerned that I'm making a terrible mistake choosing Tempstar? Since from what I've read installation is so important...I feel very comfortable with the Tempstar installer- experienced and knowledgeable.
You are right that installation is most important. This sounds like a competent dealer, but I'd be careful with SEARS. They, from what I hear, use subcontractors to do the installation. So you may be impressed with the sales rep, but do you know who's doing the installation?
TempStar equipment is okay. If the warranty is 10 years parts I would not be too concerned. Their upper end equipment is pretty comparable to Carrier equipment (Tempstar is an ICP product, owned by UT which owns Carrier).
Thanks Ryan,
I decided against SEARS because they were by far the most expensive. Can't remember if the fellow giving us the quote (which was definitely the most thorough) would have also done the installation. The fellow installing the Tempstar used to work with Carrier, and he said he prefers Tempstar. Just had a call from him, and he said there are no furnaces available until the end of the month, and then we will be getting a 95% efficient one instead of 92%. That also increases the rebate we will get back from our gov't programs!
Think I am breathing just a little bit easier... :>)
Be sure to have a load calc done to be sure you get the equipment properly sized for your home, also have your duct work checked to be ure it has enough compacity for the proper air flow for the equipment as well. May also want to have your homes insulation level checked both in your attic and walls, and also your windows before having a load calc done as any upgrades in those areas may cause your new equipment to be oversized which will make the furnace short cycle costing you more money to operate and shotening the life of the equipment. Ceck with your utility compnay see if they have a weatherization program, if you quailify, they will insulate, upgrade your frunace if needed, check all your appliance's for efficicency and replace if needed, and should you quailify you may only have to pay a mere 10% of the total cost. Alot of States have very similar type programs now a days and it should be taken advantage of IMO. Price should never be a dicding factor, where the installation and the fact that you trust the company installing the equipment is most important other than price. Be sure the contract includes everything necessary and that everything agreed upon between you and the company is in wirting. If it's not in wirting they won't do it unless you pay for the extras. Good luck !!! I had my old furnace replaced last year it was a Tempstar furnace lasted 25 yrs with minimum maintinece but had it replaced with Carriers Infinity 3 stage furnace, very nice equipment and am hopful this summer I will have the AC replaced with a Perfromance 15 or the Ifninity 2 stage HP to give me the Hybrid heating.
We went with the Tempstar Units. It has been two weeks, and so far we are extremely happy. We have had unusually cold windy weather for March here in the PNW, and the house has never been so comfortable! We did have all our single pane windows replaced- but still I can now sit in front of the bay window and be toasty warm- before it was definitely chilly. Will be very interesting to have A/C capability in the summer- as winters get colder, and summers hotter here, and with all the eco-energy grants from the Canadian gov't, it was time to upgrade our system.
I still am disheartened at how difficult it was to make this decision- the more I researched, the more I read conflicting advice/testimony. This is such a large $$$ purchase for the average home owner, and one that we only make once or twice in a lifetime (When we built our last home, I had no clue- couldn't tell you what kind of furnace the contractor put in if you offered me a million $$$! :>)
So, if this Tempstar furnace and heat pump work out fine, with warranties ranging from 10 year to lifetime, wonder why the other 'name brands' cost so many thousands of dollars more? One company explained their higher cost by the amount of money that they put into advertising and the expense of having a showroom/sales staff etc. and the customer service they provided. Now - that makes sense- I can see where the money is being spent in that case... I just chose to save several thousand that I needed to spend elsewhere.
I don't think there is really anything wrong with the higher end of the Tempstar line. I can attest that the builders grade units are noisier on the outside units and inside. The blower in my air handler roars loud enough you need to increase the volume of the tv when it comes on. I think after this experience I will go ahead and pay the money for a Carrier or Trane, Rheem or Ruud I don't care as long as its quiet!
going w/ tempstar although not my favorite is not a bad choice. reality is the days most(NOT ALL) brands are of relative quality from coils, boards and compressors. quality if install is foremost. sears offers and price and nothing more... a good warranty is great but having someone at ur house everyweek to fix ur new sytem will be frustrating. know the contractor... i agree that carrier,lennox, trane and goodman.(yup goodman. i just toured there factory in texas(was impressed)). are the best but others are good. the r-410a is a must to avoid increased repair expense..... by the way.. check out www.zerolice.com it may just make u'r new sytem even more efficient, especially with a heat pump application
Well, this Top of the line Tempstar is much quieter than the 30 year old Trane we replaced. You also wouldn't believe (well- maybe YOU would, but I was surprised) at how much debris- including 'insulation?' is collecting in the filter. I have been cleaning it every day cuz I'm too cheap to just let it get filthy and replace it. I'm guessing that something must be sucking crap out of my old ducting that had been sitting there a long time? We have gone through a lot of renos (read-lots of dust made), but even cobwebs are being caught in this filter! I am so looking forward to having my nearly daily dusting chore being reduced.
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pecan leaves OK for composting??
I compost all our tree leaves (fruit trees, mulberry, ash)into our gardens but was wondering if I could also use the leaves from our pecan tree as compost? I've heard not to use walnut leaves but wasn't sure of the pecan leaves. I believe the big pecan groves here in NM use the shells as compost in the groves but there is nothing else grown in the groves but pecans.
Would appreciate advice before I toss the leaves away!
- vieja
Is the juglone found in black walnut neutralized during the composting process?
My experience is that the Black Walnut leaves and nuts do not contain enough Juglone to be of any concern. I have used just Black Walnut leaves as a mulch and found no growth suppressing qualities apparent, except the "weeds" I covered up, or quack grass growing in places I put down heavy layers of Shredded Black Walnut leaves. I have seen thios property at work where the trees roots run, but not where I have used the leaves, nut hulls, or branches trimmed off the trees.
All the leaves and nuts as well as the shells will break down, as already indicated, it is the bacteria and little bugs, let alone the heat generated that breaks anything organic, into what we know as a quality soil with the nutrients and goodness enjoyed for healthier plants
Here is a link that might be useful: www.gardeningforyou.com
Yes, they will be fine to use for compost. Just let them decompose as normal. You can also use pecan shells and hulls for composting and mulch.
Here is a link that might be useful: pecan leaf
Yes, I know persons who used pecan waste,mostly shells & bits of nut meat as compost & mulch in their garden.
The garden was like walking on a sponge.
Black wall nuts outer shell should never be put near Tomatoes,peppers, egg plants & roses because the black spot live on them.
Sorry no link.But as the above posts state correctly, after composting the juglone & black spot neutralized.


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