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The Open Mind | Our Schools... Ourselves, Part II | PBS
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The Open Mind XIX
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1. JT Smith & Steve Richards vs. Chad Austin & Hack Myers (chad invites everyone to the SMW show,great)2. Jason vs. Two Cold Scorpio(jason wins TV title when Dean malenkos interference backfires, Ron Simmons helps)3. Simmons interview4. Shane Douglas vs. Jim Powers, the interview5. Paul E. interview about Sabu & Taz vs. Malenkos match)6. Sabu vs. Taz vs. malenko Brothers (Public Enemy come in and put Paul E. on a table and moonsault him)7. Public Enemy interview, shows clips of them injuring Paul E. and Sabu8. Dean Malenko vs. Scorpio (Dean wins TV title)9. Austin talks about SMW being better until Douglas comes in and shuts him up, great10. Cactus & Sullivan vs. Public Enemy (sabu & Taz hit the ring)11. Douglas & Sherri bring out Brian Pillman as their partner for the night12. Pillman, Douglas & Sherri interview, great13. Pillman & Douglas vs. Simmons & Scorpio (afterwards Douglas piledrives Sherri for being with Flair)14. Simmons/Cactus & Whipwrack/Public Enemy/Paul E. interviews15. Clips of Pillman match16. Douglas interivew17. 911 vs. scrubs18. Tommy Cario, Angel & Simmons interview19. Clips of Sabu fueds of the last few weeks20. Public Enemy/Paul E. interviews21. Cactus interivew, Woman comes out and talks to him. Sandman comes from behind and attacks him with the cane 22. Dreamer vs. Sandman (Cario attacks him and bloody Cactus makes the save)23. Dreamer & Cactus interiewPlus there are tons of other interivews


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Written by Mike Baehr | Filed under Zippy the Pinhead, The Comics Journal, RIP MD, reviews, Norman Pettingill, Moto Hagio, Matt Thorn, manga, Love and Rockets, Lilli Carré, Johnny Ryan, Jason, Jaime Hernandez, Frank Santoro, Drew Friedman, Daily OCD, Cathy Malkasian, Bill Griffith | 13 Sep 2010 5:46 PM |
Today's Online Commentary & Diversions:
• List: Publishers Weekly's Calvin Reid and Heidi MacDonald run down some "Graphic Novels as Gifts" suggestions, including Norman Pettingill: Backwoods Humorist ("A wooden cover introduces the amazing outsider art of Pettingill, who crafted detailed postcards of wildlife and rustic humor") and A Drunken Dream and Other Stories by Moto Hagio ("Haunting stories of longing, memory, and love from the legendary manga-ka who changed the face of Japanese comics").
• Review: "When experienced animators turn to creating comics or illustrating children's books, I usually find the results successful and quite satisfying. That's certainly the case with animator Mitch Schauer (Angry Beavers) and his first graphic novel, RIP M.D. (from Fantagraphics). [...] RIP M.D. would make an amazing 2D animated feature — if Hollywood were still making those. For now, graphic novels such as this are a great outlet for ambitious creators with ample imaginations. Check it out." – Jerry Beck, Cartoon Brew
• Review: "Temperance is a fascinating comic. Malkasian gives us an odd, fairy-tale-esque world where we must accept unreal things so that she can make her points. [...] Malkasian does a fine job of grounding the tale of Blessedbowl in a real-world concern while still making sure it's fantastical enough so a sentient wooden doll doesn't seem too out of place. Malkasian's art is tremendous, as well. [...] Temperance is a fascinating book to read, and while it's not difficult to figure out, it does raise some important questions about society and what people do to live in one. Malkasian has a lot on her mind, and it's impressive that she manages to get her real-world concerns into this fable without becoming preachy. [...] It's a very thoughtful comic, and I encourage you to check it out." – Greg Burgas, Comic Book Resources
• Interview: Robot 6's Tim O'Shea talks to Jason about Werewolves of Montpellier and other topics: "I've done boy meets girl and one of them dies in the end several times, so yes, I was a bit afraid of starting to repeat myself. But I think Werewolves is sufficiently different. It's a platonic relationship between the two characters for one thing, and none of them dies in the end."
• Interview: At About.com: Manga, Deb Aoki presents a transcription of Moto Hagio's panel appearances at Comic-Con (with translator Matt Thorn) and conducts her own Q&A with the creator of A Drunken Dream and Other Stories: "Well, when I was a child, I used to read manga and cry myself. I had similar reactions watching movies and reading comics. Basically, I'm just expressing my own feelings like that. So it was with my own parents, and for a lot of people of that generation, who said that manga is just for small children, it's very simplistic. But from my point of view, manga is just one medium like movies and novels; it can be just as deep and just as moving."
• Interview: io9's Cyriaque Lamar, who brilliantly sums up Prison Pit: Book 2 as "not unlike Masters of the Universe...if Masters of the Universe was a hentai that starred Gwar," talks to its creator Johnny Ryan: "I wanted to do a book about monster-men beating the shit out of each other. That's my main idea, that's all it's about. There's no real subtext to it. It's about the fighting."
• Interview: Thomas Papadimitropoulos of Comicdom catches up with Bill Griffith on the latest Zippy the Pinhead developments (the intro is in Greek but the interview is presented in English): "I keep trying to surprise myself with the daily Zippy strip. Zippy's 'discovery' of his hometown, 'Dingburg,' where everyone is a pinhead like him, has taken the strip in a new direction for the last few years. It's still a lot of fun for me to explore all the different pinhead personalities in Dingburg."
• Interview: At Marvel.com, Sean T. Collins talks to Frank Santoro about his match-made-in-heaven Silver Surfer story for Marvel's Strange Tales II: "I thought of this as my try-out for Marvel. I didn't take this as a chance to do a funny mini comic kinda thing. This was my shot! Was I ever gonna get another one? I'm gonna try to knock it out of the park! That was my thinking."
• Interview: At Pikaland, Melanie Maddison has an extensive chat with Lilli Carré: "My book The Lagoon, which is very mood-driven, took me about 3 years to finish, because I had a lot of starts and stops when working on it. This was partially due to still being in school and working at that time, but also because it was hard to always be in the right mindset to work on such a moody piece and figure out the trajectory of the story."
• Plug: "The inimitable Drew Friedman has a new hardcover book out of his incredible celebrity portraits and caricatures drawn over the last 15 years... Our pals at Fantagraphics published the handsome hardcover, titled Too Soon?: Famous/Infamous Faces 1995-2010." – David Pescovitz, Boing Boing
• Plug: "A new Love and Rockets is out. It apparently contains one of the best Jaime Hernandez stories ever, which makes me shiver with excitement. In celebration, I photographed and uploaded my current favorite Jamie Hernandez story ever 'Penny Century.'" – Will Hines [Ed. note: Reproducing so much of the story is a little borderline, but what the hey.]
• Analysis: Love & Maggie continue their series of detailed, annotated rundowns of their Top 10 Issues of The Comics Journal with the third part of their examination of issue #71


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Basically, this heart-wrenching story is about a mother and her son (the narrator) who journey together throughout Tehran in search of Mehdi, their son and brother. Along the way, the reader is introduced to the horrors of Iran. From prisons to hospitals, morgues to cemeteries, the reader is reminded that what is shown on American news is unrelated to what Iranians go through every day. Most have no time to "hate America" or protest in the streets about the Western world. The book actually makes light of this generalization at some point. Many, as we do here in the US, are simply trying to live. What this book does is show that humanity lies even in the darkest corners of the world despite the way it is represented as a whole.
The two authors withholding their names (for very obvious reasons) kind of makes the fear Iranians live in every day that much more realistic for me. In the end of the book is a large list of people who have died under the Islamic Republic. Kinda goes to show that as far as the effects of war on a country go, we haven't even seen the tip of the iceberg yet domestically.


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A fitness concierge and complimentary fit kits for running, walking, strength, and yoga help guests maintain good health.
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Dumont NYC-an Affinia hotel features down or non-allergenic comforters and a 3-choice pillow menu. Conveniences include fully equipped kitchens and high-speed Internet access (surcharge).
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Staying at the Dumont NYC-an Affinia hotel affords guests access to a complimentary wine hour. Social activities such as charity events, local art showcases, and microbrewery beer tastings are included during special evenings.
The complimentary 24-hour fitness center offers women's and men's steam showers, cardio machines with TVs and headphones, weight machines, and free weights. The 1,100-square-foot center also includes a room for private yoga sessions (surcharge). Personal training also available (surcharge).
Additional amenities include a business center with conference space, a concierge, wireless Internet (surcharge), and room service.
This New York aparthotel welcomes well-behaved cats and dogs (surcharge).
- Steam room
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-in
- Total number of rooms - 242
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Television in lobby
- Number of floors - 37
- Elevator/lift
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Business center
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Luggage storage
- Free reception
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Family Friendly Amenities
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 14.95 USD per night ), Wired internet access ( 14.95 USD per 24-hour period )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( 14.95 USD per night ), Wired high-speed internet ( 14.95 USD per night )
Valet parking (surcharge)
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- Premium TV channels
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Separate sitting area
- Climate control
- Free weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Shower/tub combination
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Stovetop
- Cable TV service
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Pillow menu
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Where to Eat
This aparthotel does not have a restaurant. Cinema Café provides room service for limited hours offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Nearby Things to Do
Open 24 hours, the hotel's fitness center offers women's and men's steam showers, cardio machines with TVs and headphones, weight machines, and free weights. Personal training and private yoga sessions are available for surcharges. The hotel supplies complimentary fit kits for personal use. Running and walking kits comprise MP3 players, pedometers, maps, and water. The strength kit has weights and a stretch band. The yoga kit has a mat, block, and video.
New York's Central Park, 1.25 miles north, offers a variety of recreational opportunities, including tennis courts, rowboat rentals, horseback riding, and miles of trails for hiking, biking, running, and in-line skating. Rockefeller Center's famed skating rink, six blocks away, opens in winter, as does Central Park's Wollman Rink.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Spa Services
The Oasis Day Spa offers body scrubs, facial treatments, manicures and pedicures, and relaxing massages in the spa treatment rooms.
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Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2, Pet maximum weight in lb is 50
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
Optional extras
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 14.95 per night (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 14.95 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 14.95 per night (rates may vary)
- Fee for high-speed Internet (wired) in public areas: USD 14.95 per night (rates may vary)
- Valet parking fee: USD 65 per day
- Pet fee: USD 50.00 per accommodation, per stay (maximum USD 50.00 per stay)
- Late check-out fee: USD 200.00
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 50 per night
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Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
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This can be maddening. Over the past 40+ years, in 4 houses, I have had or have run across this problem from gas meter leakage, water well pump column vibration, doorbell transformer, circulating pump, an extremely small (mist spray) water pipe leak, flourescent and sodium lights, security system horn dead battery, gas meter leaking slightly, bees in wall, bat colony, electric typewriter left on, stereo left on very low, and speaker inductive hum.
This seems to be a popular and recurrent question, so I am going to give the long answer for use by future questioners too.
I am assuming you do not hear this noise away from your house, or that other family members can hear it to. Obviously, if you hear it elsewhere also and other family members cannot hear it, then maybe you have tinninitus or are hearing your own high blood pressure blood flow (seriously). This commonly gets more acute at night when it is quiet, so all you are hearing is your internal ear sounds. I had this happen once because of a middle ear blockage - drove me crazy, getting up in the middle of the night because I thought I heard a water leak through the walls. Try putting on a pair of earmuffs or hearing protectors - if you still hear it or hear it louder, this is probably the case.
One method if hum is on the clearly audible side is make a 2 foot long cone out of paper to hold against your ear - like an antique hearing horn - then in each room face each of 4 directions while listening for where sound is the loudest, and turn your head to pinpoint the exact direction - I would spend 10 minutes doing this before getting into detailed stethoscope listening.
Otherwise, sounds like time for the old stethoscope (about $12 at a drug store - get a metal soundhead one, not cheap plastic, which does not pick up vibration as well). Also, if you are older (say over 35 or so) your hearing might have started to deteriorated with age, so if you have children or grandchildren with sharp hearing, they might be able to help track it down. I am sure a young child or grandchild, if you have one, would love this sort of treasure hunt (with appropriate "treasure" for a reward for tracking it down).
Being careful not to come in contact with electricity with the stethoscope, check all the likely sources listed below. Start by placing it against pipes and walls and floor in each room of the house - water sourced noise goes a long ways, and tends to reverberate in the walls, so if that is the source likely to hear pretty easy. Hold stethoscope against bare pipes, both hot and cold, and heating system radiators or hot air vents.
If listening to water and hot water heating pipes indicates it is not water sourced, then you could turn off the master (outside) breaker or all the inside breakers and see if it goes away. I would only do this during above-freezing weather and early on a weekday, just in case a breaker fails to turn back on correctly when you switch it. Older master breakers particularly, which typically have never been used, sometimes break or fail to reclose properly after being shut off, so then have to be replaced. You want to be doing this at a time of day when, if necessary, you could get an electrician in the same day to replace it without paying weekend or nighttime emergency call rates.
If turning off the master breaker (or all other breakers) eliminates the hum, then turn them on one at a time until you find the one that turns the hum back on, then track where that circuit likely feeds (hopefully it is labelled) and check every switch, outlet, and light fixture.
Humming sources include (not in any particular order, a + in front means likely or common source of humming, - means rare or not likely):
1) + toilet fill valve - slightly leaking toilet inlet valve (listen where water tubing comes into toilet tank, and look inside tank to see if there is any water flow into or ripppling of the water in the tank or the bowl, or from the bowl filling tube (usually a small black plastic flexible tube which comes out of the fill valve (usually far left side of tank) and is clipped onto and discharges down into a hollow vertical brass or plastic tube or pipe in the toilet tank, which refills the toilet bowl after you flush)
2) + leaking faucet - kitchen, tub, shower, sink, utility tub, etc - it is amazing how just the smallest valve leak can make a hum or hiss that you can hear through the walls (especially at night), but only drips every few seconds.
3) - electric service meter dial motor
4) - electric breaker panel - rarely, a loose main power feed to a panel (especially with aluminum main service wire) will get loose enough that it vibrates back and forth and hums in its connector. A loose bus or snap-in breaker slot cover plate in the panel can also do this rarely
5) - gas meter or overpressure vent (unlikely, as you have had it replaced)
6) + boiling in the bottom of hot water heater or boiler because of buildup of lime, but would usually be intermittent - only when unit is heating
7) + furnace fan or electrostatic filter (forced air heat), or circulating pump (hot water baseboard heating), or steam condensate pump or overpressure venting (steam system).
8) - gas control valve or electric control box on a gas furnace, or its transformer (most have a 120V to 24, 16 or 12V transformer inside the front of the furnace
9) + air filter or electrostatic filter alarm on forced air furnace - some have a passive "whistle" opening that sounds softly when the filter is getting blocked, and if blocked with dust could make a hum rather than a whistle.
10) + Some water softener systems also have an "alarm" device to tell you it is time to service the unit, so check that if you have such a unit.
11) - a slightly leaking overpressure/overtemp valve on hot water heater or furnace (would be dripping)
12) - air venting from the air vents on hot water heating system. These will commonly make a hum or wheeze sound, for only for a few seconds at a time - not continuous unless leaking water
13) - city water system booster pump sound through the water column (if there is one near your home) - listen at the incoming water pipe - if much louder there than at other pipes within the house, that could be a house, though unlikely. If you think this could be it, find your water shutoff valve (typically 10' into your lawn from the street) and listen there. Would also be audible at neighbor's service pipe if that is the source.
14) - gas system compressor sound coming through gas pipe - listen to gas pipe outside the house and inside the house near furnace - if louder outside,, this could be a possible source, but the compressor or pressure reducer would have to be near your house. Would also be audible at neighbor's service pipe if that is the source.
15) + auxiliary booster circulating pump in your hot water or steam heating system (there may be one separate from the furnace, likely in the basement or a utility closet - most commonly found on multi-unit apartment building with central heating and in 3 story or higher buildings, but you never know)
16) + a water leak, either inside or a leaking hose bib or pipe, or in your service pipe coming to the house
17) - electric on-demand water heater or electric-powered water filtration unit under the kitchen sink or inthe basement
18) + refrigerator compressor or fan hum
19) + doorbell transformer (front or back door - transformer is usually NOT at the doorbell, it is usually mounted in an open space like nailed to a basement joist, in an entry closet, or in the cubby space under the stairs - always physically near to the door, but NOT always on the same floor)
20) - any instant-on device like a TV
21) + any audio device (stereo, iPod, music player dock, computer, etc) that may have been left on at very low volume. Also, VERY rarely, if stereo or external speaker wires are run close to and parallel with an electric wire in the wall, they will acquire an inductive voltage and hum.
22) + anything with a transformer, including stereo, add-on computer or iPod speakers, battery charger (rechargeable batteries or spare car battery or rider mower or boat battery charger), any portable electriconic device. Also portable device chargers (computer, iPod, cell phone, etc) - even if the device is not plugged into the transformer, as long as the transformer (charger) if plugged into an outlet, it is transforming high to low voltage, and transformers commonly hum
23) - electric typewriter left running
24) - electric ultrasonic cleaner or denture cleaner or electric toothbrush left on
25) - home hair drying hood left on
26) - a lint buildup-jammed bathroom, kitchen, or attic fan. Many of these have, for safety, so called "self limiting" motors that if they jam just sit there and hum, but do not burn out.
27) - an attic cooling fan whose thermostat has failed, so is on all the time
28) - electronic furnace thermostat
29) + air conditioning unit, or aquxiliary air conditioner evaporator
30) + humidifier / dehumidifier - either permanently installed or portable
31) + portable heater / fan / air purifier
32) - automatic animal feeder waterer - either water supply or electric, as applicable
33) - dishwasher motor runningcontinuously - not shutting down after end of cycle
34) - convective or direct-vent oven or cooktop exhaust fan not shutting off
35) + flourescent (tube or CFL) or sodium or halogen light bulb / ballast hum (either inside, outside front door fixtures, or public street lights). These can hum quite pesistently when the starter circuit sticks on, or the bulb is dying and will not start (light completely), so the started circuit tries continually to start the lamp - can make a hum audible up to a block away on street lights.
36) - a dying electronic photocell designed to turn on your outside lights
37) - home security system, especially its alarm or horn. If the alarm is sounding but for some reason the main power is not getting to it, then as the battery goes dead (or if full voltage is not getting to it) is can give off a squeek, hum, or rasping sound - ditto if insects like wasps or hornets build a nest in it, so it cannot sound correctly.
38) + well pump, pressure tank, or filtration system, if you are on a well
39) + insect or bat nest in the attic or walls or in outside bins or cupboards, electric panel/meter, or outside telephone connection box (bees /wasps / hornets most likely) - though this usually varies by time of day, although it would "pulse" at the time of day when they are waking up or going to sleep.
40) + carpenter ants or termites - their continuous chewing of the wood can sound like a hum till you get right up against the colony, then you can actually hear the chewing
41) - a regional hum, as has been occurring at times in Ohio, Wisconsin, and Arkansas - where micro-seismic activity causes a hum or booming sound. Google or call your local paper and see if anyone has been reporting this in your area.
42) + outdoor power service transformer - either a metal (typically army green or gray) about 1 foot diameter "can" mounted on a power pole if you have overhead service, or a 2-3 foot cubic metal box on the ground or in a manhole pit near the street if you have underground service, which usually serves 4-6 houses (so may be in a neighbor's yard) and will have a voltage rating marked on it, usually in yellow stick-on lettering - like 4160V - 220V. Usually has high voltage - keep away safety markings on it.
43) - you have found where the Caddyshack gopher (who hummed to himself) moved to after Bill Murray blew up his happy home at the golf course.
Hope this list helps you (and future users with the same question).
Click on the Home > Electrical link right below your question - you will find a number of questions like yours with answers about panel and service upgrades, and factors which affect cost.
I would get a couple of opinions from electricians on the general panel upgrade issue, unless you want to do that anyway for general upgrade purposes. If you are upgrading the main panel from 100 to 200A, then yes you have to upgrade to AFCI and GFCI breakers (as applicable) as part of the process.
However, if all you want to do it install power for the electric HVAC system, then it may be a lot cheaper to just upgrade the outside service capacity if necessary, and then install a dedicated secondary dedicated panel for HVAC system use, without touching the existing main breaker panel. Could make a 2 or 3:1 difference in cost, depending on your current situation.
An electrician can help you calculate your needs. If you want everything to run as normal while on the generator you will need a fairly large setup. Add the amperages of every device and appliance you expect to use while on the generator including the refrigerator, freezer, HVAC (all components), TV and accessories, lights, etc. Wattage (which is how generators are measured in terms of output) is calculated as Volts x Amps = Watts. So a 120v appliance using 15 amps requires 1800 watts. A 240v appliance using 30 amps (like an electric water heater) requires 7200 watts. Don't forget to calculate starting amps, not just running amps. Appliances with motors and compressors require more power at startup than they do once running.
A simpler way to cheat/estimate your need is to count up the breakers in the main panel of your home. All single pole breakers are multiplied by 120 while the double pole breakers are counted together and multiplied by 240. While this method will give you a rough idea of what you need it may not account for all of your useage. Most people don't hook up standby generators to the entire house. Instead, they have an electrician selectivly wire which circuits are powered on the standby switch. Then when the power goes out and the generator comes on only the essential devices are running. This saves money on the generator as a smaller one can be used as well as on the fuel used to run a smaller generator versus a larger setup.
Most typical homes have a 100, 200, or even 3-400 amp service panels and meters. If you want to run everything consider a generator that matches your existing service from the power company. A 200 amp, 220v service is 44,000 watts. That is your maximum available draw but it doesn't mean you really use that much. Most people don't.
If you already have a fixture there, around $100 plus or minus about $30 if not over 7 or 30 pounds, or about $200-300 if weighs over about 7 or 30 pounds. The 7 or 30 pound ranges are dependent on whether the existing box is plastic or a standard Square-D type or equivalent metal one, because each type of box can only hold so much weight. If existing box is rated 70 pounds or more (ceiling fan or large chandelier rated) then the $100 range should do it regardless.
I am assuming when you say mini-pendants you meant from a single box if more than one. If you meant two separate by some feet, add probably about $100 more to add a second box, ASSUMING they will both be run off the same single switch.
IF you do NOT have a light fixture there now, then can run from $150-300 range if there is easy access from above (open attic) to $500 or more if has to tear into drywall to install wiring and box so you then have to get drywall contractor and painter in to repair the damages.
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Last evening I realized my A/C had stopped working and temp was rising in the house. I have a 93 year old Mom who is very ill and bed ridden. The breaker had tripped and when I reset, it made a terrible noise and immediately tripped again. I assumed it was the breaker as this is an older home. I logged on to Angie's List and looked for an electrician I felt I could trust and I sent an email. I called around 7:30 am this morning and left an voice mail explaining the critical situation with my Mom.
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Unlike Thursday's series opener between the Indians and Red Sox, which had a total of 15 runs scored on 23 hits, Friday's game at Fenway Park could be quite the pitchers' duel.
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The Indians right-hander has won three straight games and was named the American League Player of the Week from May 13-19 after notching two wins and 16 scoreless innings. He also had 20 strikeouts, while issuing just five walks in those two games.
In Sunday's outing against the Mariners, he allowed just three hits over seven innings, striking out a season-high 11 for his seventh win.
"He was using both sides of the plate. He was using the two-seamer, four-seamer, throwing the breaking ball to both sides of the plate," Indians manager Terry Francona said after the game. "He just kept going up, down, in, out and just worked ahead."
However, Masterson will have some tough competition in Lackey, who is coming off his best start of the season.
Lackey allowed just one run on one hit in six innings against the Twins on Sunday. Tallying five strikeouts in the game, Lackey improved to 2-4 and lowered his ERA to 3.31. A three-hour rain delay made manager John Farrell extra careful, choosing to have Lackey throw only 84 pitches.
"I definitely wanted to go at least another inning," said Lackey, who started the game with four perfect innings. "I was definitely frustrated not to keep going, but the bullpen came in and did a great job, and winning the game is really all that matters."
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"He'll be back [Friday] for the game," Francona said on Thursday. "That's one of those situations where I can't tell you how much we support what he's doing. We're missing him at the same time and can't wait for him to come back, but we completely support him and Jo. That's the way he's supposed to be."
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Cleveland designated left-hander David Huff for assignment on Thursday and replaced him with left-hander Scott Barnes from Triple-A Columbus.
The Indians now have 10 days to trade or release Huff, who can also decline an outright assignment to the Minors, if he clears waivers.
"When Huffy came up, it was a chance to get a look at him and keep him in the organization," Francona said. "It let Nick [Hagadone] go down [to Triple-A] and pitch. You say it all the time in Spring Training, that you need more than your 11 or 12, and we meant that. So even though there's roster changes, it's not as in flux as it looks. It keeps guys in their roles."
Barnes tossed three innings in Thursday's game, allowing just two hits and striking out four for his first career save.
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Boston catcher David Ross is expected to be activated from the concussion disabled list on Friday after having a strong rehab outing on Thursday.
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This might be a good book if half of it wasn't based on evolutionary imagination. I want science, what is, not speculation according to what evolutionary theory assumes. No one will ever convince me science can determine what the brain was like or how it developed millions of years ago. That's speculation, imagination, assumptions, and mythology. When I read a book about what science has discovered, I want to know just that, the facts, not a pile of unscientific, unproven ideas. Unfortunately, this author has taken the unscientific subject of evolution and threw in a smattering of true scientific discovery and lost all credibility in my mind, and my interest. I made it through the first 5 chapters and it never got any better.
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This book has a very engaging style which alternates between stories and scientific information. The scientific information is relevant and understandable and very interesting for anyone who is interested in how the brain development effects the way a person thinks and responds to the world around him. The stories are riveting and even made me cry a couple times. I highly recommend this book for social workers, CPS workers, parole officers, those in the medical field, teachers, daycare workers, and anyone who works with children. It should be a must read for child development classes.
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Major Section: ARRAYS
If you use ACL2 arrays you may sometimes see a slow array warning. We explain below what that warning means and some likely ``mistakes'' it may signify.
First, we note that you can control whether or not you get a warning and, if so, whether or not a break (error from which you can continue; see break$) ensues:
(assign slow-array-action :warning) ; warn on slow array access (default) (assign slow-array-action :break) ; warn as above, and then call break$ (assign slow-array-action nil) ; do not warn or break on slow array accessIf you are using ACL2 arrays, then you probably care about performance, in which case it is probably best to avoid the
setting. Below we assume
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The discussion in the documentation for arrays defines what we
mean by the semantic value of a name. As noted there, behind the
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associated a pair consisting of an ACL2 array alist
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Access to ACL2 array elements, as in (aref1 name alist i)
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executed in constant time when the array alist is the semantic value
of the name, because we can just use the corresponding raw lisp
array to obtain the answer. Aset1
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modify the raw lisp
array appropriately to maintain the invariant.
If aref1
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then-current semantic value of the name, the correct result is
computed but it requires linear time because the alist must be
searched. When this happens, aref1
prints a slow array warning
message to the comment window. Aset1
behaves similarly because the
array it returns will cause the slow array warning every time it is
From the purely logical perspective there is nothing ``wrong'' about such use of arrays and it may be spurious to print a warning message. But because arrays are generally used to achieve efficiency, the slow array warning often means the user's intentions are not being realized. Sometimes merely performance expectations are not met; but the message may mean that the functional behavior of the program is different than intended.
Here are some ``mistakes'' that might cause this behavior. In the
following we suppose the message was printed by aset1
about an array
named name
. Suppose the alist supplied aset1
is alist
(1) Compress1
was never called on name
and alist
. That is, perhaps
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and then proceeded to access
it with aref1
but never gave ACL2 the chance to create a raw lisp
array for it. After creating an alist that is intended for use as
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(2) Name
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name 'delta-1
but accessed under 'delta1
(3) An aset1
was done to modify alist
, producing a new array,
, but you subsequently used alist
as an array. Inspect all
(aset1 name ...)
occurrences and make sure that the alist modified
is never used subsequently (either in that function or any other).
It is good practice to adopt the following syntactic style. Suppose
the alist you are manipulating is the value of the local variable
. Suppose at some point in a function definition you wish to
modify alist
with aset1
. Then write
(let ((alist (aset1 name alist i val))) ...)and make sure that the subsequent function body is entirely within the scope of the
. Any uses of alist
subsequently will refer
to the new alist and it is impossible to refer to the old alist.
Note that if you write
(foo (let ((alist (aset1 name alist i val))) ...) ; arg 1 (bar alist)) ; arg 2you have broken the rules, because in
arg 1
you have modified
but in arg 2
you refer to the old value. An appropriate
rewriting is to lift the let
(let ((alist (aset1 name alist alist i val))) (foo ... ; arg 1 (bar alist))) ; arg 2Of course, this may not mean the same thing.
(4) A function which takes alist
as an argument and modifies it with
fails to return the modified version. This is really the same
as (3) above, but focuses on function interfaces. If a function
takes an array alist
as an argument and the function uses aset1
a subfunction uses aset1
, etc.), then the function probably
``ought'' to return the result produced by aset1
. The reasoning
is as follows. If the array is passed into the function, then the
caller is holding the array. After the function modifies it, the
caller's version of the array is obsolete. If the caller is going
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I've only had Nvidia hardware to test on since my Radeon 4770 doesn't support the byte_addressable_store extension (5000-series and up only), but it runs on my GF9400m and a GTX 480 in current Ubuntu just fine. It also works fine on AMD Stream CPU-based OpenCL. I've gotten it working in Mac OS using CPU CL, but there's a bug in the Mac GPU-based acceleration that kills it every time and I haven't had time to track it down yet.
Like I said, I'm hoping to keep working on this after graduation, either as a hobby, or professionally if someone's willing to pay. I've gotten the OpenCL initialization framework in place, have all of the memory management taken care of, and have most of the major parts of the decoding available as CL kernels.
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The Shumlin administration wants more information from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission about what it called the failure of radiation monitors at the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant.
But Entergy Nuclear, owner of Vermont Yankee, said Saturday that while the monitors were not reporting properly, they still performed their function in controlling the ventilation of the reactor building.
Robert Williams, spokesman for Entergy, said the four monitors were showing spurious signals, but they were still able to perform their safety function.
He added, To be perfectly clear, the monitors did not fail. They did not fail; they were generating false signals.
According to Entergys preliminary report to the NRC, the monitors showed high levels of radiation in the the primary containment isolation system. A worker was sent in to check the reading, and verified radiation levels to be normal.
Williams said the plant had many radiation monitors, not just the ones that reported false signals.
Entergy decided as a precaution to replace the four monitors, which malfunctioned June 14 and again July 11, according to a report posted by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission last week.
Darren Springer, deputy commissioner of the Department of Public Safety, released a letter Friday he had sent to the NRCs Region One administrator, William Dean. In the letter Springer asked for more information about the radiation monitors and questioning the 60-day period allowed for Entergy to file a report.
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Failure of the radiation monitoring equipment is a serious issue, and could have under other circumstances led to significant harm if the failed equipment had not detected a radiation release at the plant, Springer wrote to Dean.
The radiation monitors that had erroneous spikes were associated with the ventilation system.
According to the NRC notification of the problem, the cause of the spurious spikes is attributed to an unknown source of electrical noise, and the report noted the problem had been entered into Vermont Yankees corrective action plan.
Springer said the state wanted a full accounting of the information Vermont Yankee provided to the NRC about the incidents. His letter also asked for information on the age and functionality of the failed monitors and if they were considered when NRC relicensed Vermont Yankee in 2012 for another 20 years of operation.
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