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Change the color display to match your home's décor
Interview-based programming - practically programs itself
Connects to the Internet, displays Outdoor Conditions and offers Portable Comfort Control
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Prestige HD 7-Day Programmable Thermostat
High-definition full-color display
Simple programming walks you through the setup process
Adjusts temperature from anywhere in the home (with Portable Comfort Control)
Answer: No. Only one Portable Comfort Control can be connected to one thermostat.
Answer: Yes, the Prestige thermostat allows the owner to lock the screen with a password.
To set a password on the thermostat:
Press the menu tab.
Scroll down to and select Security Settings.
Press Create Password and note the four digit code provided. Write the password in the space provided in the owner's manual or another safe location.
Press Done to exit.
Press Change Lock Mode
Select the level of protection desired.
Press Done.
Press the Previous Menu tab to return to the Menu screen.
Answer: Press "Menu: followed by "Equipment Status". This shows the status of the heating and the cooling equipment and the number of stages engaged.
Answer: Honeywell thermostats have a model number that begins with a TH, T, RTH, CT, TL or RLV. The location of the model number varies depending upon the thermostat.
If the thermostat is battery operated and the batteries are accessed from the front of the thermostat, please check the area around the batteries. If the batteries are on the back of the thermostat or if the thermostat is not battery operated, the model number should be on the back of the thermostat once the thermostat is removed from its base. If your thermostat has a mechanical clock, the model number is on a sticker on the horizontal surface above the clock.
Answer: The FAN selection key has two or three positions: Auto and On and sometimes Circ (Circulate). The Auto position will allow the system fan to operate whenever the heating or cooling system is turned on by the thermostat. The On position will turn the fan on to run continuously, regardless whether heating or cooling system is turned on by the thermostat or not. The Circ (Circulate) position if available will run the fan approximately 35% of the time, minus any time the fan will run with the heating or cooling system.
Answer: The Portable Comfort Control allows you to control the system status (i.e. heat off or cool and the temperature settings for thermostat). If only one thermostat is connected, then you can control the temperature from the location of the handheld or the thermostat. If more than one thermostat is connected, then you can toggle between different zones of the house.
Answer: One Portable Comfort Control can manage up to 16 thermostats.
Answer: Honeywell offers thermostats for both low voltage (24 volts) and line voltage (120 or 240 volts) systems. The most common type of voltage from a central heating and/or cooling system is 24 volts (24Vac). The old thermostat may say somewhere on the thermostat that it is for 24 volt (24Vac) or maximum 30 volts (30Vac).
If you see 120 Vac or 240 Vac on the thermostat, a low voltage thermostat will NOT work with your system. You will need a line voltage thermostat. This type of voltage is common with electric baseboard heating.
Regardless of the voltage, Honeywell strongly suggests that you turn off the power to the system at the furnace, at the fuse, or at the circuit breaker panel before installing or replacing a thermostat. If you are unsure about your voltage, please contact a local heating and cooling contractor in your area for assistance.
Answer: Yes. When connected with an Outdoor Sensor, select thermostats and devices will display the outdoor temperature and humidity on the screen.
Answer: Yes, the packaging contained with the thermostat is recyclable. Information about recycling thermostats containing mercury can be found at: thermostat-recycle.org/
Answer: Your thermostat is designed to control temperature to +/- 1 F. How often your heat turns on and off depends on may factors including the type of heating system you have, as well as how much your system needs to run to maintain your temperature setting (in other words, how cool or cold it is outside). A typical forced air system will cycle about five times in an hour (5CPH), this is normal. A typical hot water system would cycle less then that
Answer: If the VisionPRO Thermostat does not allow you to change the humidity settings, then it is not setup for dehumidification or humidification control. In this case Honeywell recommends speaking to the installing contractor of the thermostat.
Answer: The thermostat takes the temperature override as a need to reach the new temperature setting right away. It will run the backup heat only as long as necessary to reach new temperature setting.
Answer: The thermostat takes the temperature override as a need to reach the new temperature setting right away. It will run the second or third stage only as long as necessary to reach new temperature setting.
Answer: "Auto" under "System" indicates that it is setup to automatically switch between heating and cooling. If your thermostat does not show auto, you may not have this feature.
Answer: The changeover valve is a device which reverses the flow of refrigerant in the heat pump. This will allow the freon to reverse and heat the home or cool the home. Honeywell uses an O terminal to energize the valve in cooling and a B terminal to energize the valve in heating. Some manufacturers of heat pumps may use the B terminal to energize in heating, while a vast majority energize the O terminal in cooling.
Answer: A heat pump is a single system that provides both heating and cooling to the home. For example, the air conditioner may prove both heating and cooling to the home - this is called a heat pump. Often the heat pump also has some sort of backup or auxiliary heat for when it is cold outside. The backup or auxiliary heat could be electric heat strips or a fossil fuel furnace.
Thermostats that control heat pumps with backup or auxiliary heat typically have an Em Heat (Emergency heat) position. When the system switch is moved to the Em Ht. position, the auxiliary heat is activated on a call for heat. The compressor is disabled.
Answer: Aux Ht or Auxiliary heat is the backup heat that turns on to help the compressor for first stage maintain your temperature setting.
You know if the auxiliary heat is running when you see "Aux Heat On" in the thermostat's display. During this time both your Auxiliary heat and your compressor may be on at the same time.
The thermostat will only run the Emergency Heat when the thermostat's system switch is moved to the Em Ht position. When the thermostat is in this position the compressor does not run, only the Emergency heat runs. It is common that the Emergency heat and auxiliary or backup heat is the same source of heat (electric heat strips or fossil fuel).
Answer: The EM HT (Emergency Heat) feature allows the user to use a backup heat source when the heat pump is not working. The Emergency Heat feature locks out the heat pump compressor so that only backup heat is used. This is typically used until a heating and/or cooling contractor can troubleshoot or fix the heat pump system.
Answer: Honeywell thermostats do not have the capability of making an audible noise such as a beeping sound. The noise you are hearing is likely from another electronic device which is near the thermostat. Check for a smoke detector, door bell, or security system.
Answer: Honeywell digital thermostats are designed to display the room temperature in a way similar to how people sense temperature. This means the thermostat takes into account not just the ambient air temperature but also the radiant temperature of objects in the room (i.e., wall and furniture). Room thermometers often only read ambient air temperature so they will not match the thermostat reading. Also, Honeywell thermostats do round in the display to the nearest whole number (half number in Celsius) and to the temperature setting. For example, if you have the thermostat set to 72 degrees the system will turn on and off but the inside reading on the thermostat never changes from 72. The actual temperature did fall to 71 or up to 73 and that is what turned on the heating or cooling but the thermostat display will stay at 70 to avoid jumping up and down constantly.
Answer: There are several items you can check. First check that the thermostat is set to the Cool position. Make sure the temperature is set lower than the Inside temperature reading. Also check the circuit breaker and reset if necessary. Make sure that the furnace door is closed securely. If "wait" is in the screen or "cool on" is flashing – wait 5 minutes for the system to safely respond. The thermostat will indicate it is asking for the cooling to turn on when "cool on" or a "snowflake" in the display. If this message is in the display, the thermostat is asking for the heat to be on and there is a likely a problem outside of the thermostat preventing the cooling from running.
Answer: There are several items you can check. First check that the thermostat is set to the Heat position. Make sure the temperature is set higher than the Inside temperature reading. Also check the circuit breaker and reset if necessary. Make sure that the furnace door is closed securely. If "wait" is in the screen or "heat on" is flashing – wait 5 minutes for the system to safely respond. The thermostat will indicate it is asking for the heat to turn on when "heat on" or a "flame" in the display. If this message is in the display, the thermostat is asking for the heat to be on and there is a likely a problem outside of the thermostat preventing the heat from running.
Answer: The thermostat has a feature called Adaptive Intelligent Recovery(AIR) or Smart Response or Early Start. This allows the thermostat to "learn" how long the heating and cooling system will take to reach the programmed temperature settings. So the temperature is reached at the time you set. For example: Set the Wake time to 6am, and the temperature to 70F. The heat will come on before 6am, so the temperature is 70F by the time you wake at 6am. The message "recovery" is displayed when the system is activated before a scheduled time period.
Answer: The thermostat has a built-in 5 minute delay to protect your equipment. If "wait" is in the screen or "cool on" is flashing – wait 5 minutes for the system to safely respond.
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High-definition full-color display
Controls up to three whole-house systems - humidifier, dehumidifier, air conditioner, and ventilation
Adjusts temperature from anywhere in the home (With Portable Comfort Control)
Answer: The thermostat has a feature called Adaptive Intelligent Recovery(AIR) or Smart Response or Early Start. This allows the thermostat to "learn" how long the heating and cooling system will take to reach the programmed temperature settings. So the temperature is reached at the time you set.
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User-friendly interaction
Large touchscreen display with backlight
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7-Day Programmable Thermostat - RTH7600D
User-friendly interaction
Large touchscreen display with backlight
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Large backlit display
Works with virtually all system types
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Advanced control of electric heat systems
Can help lower heating bills
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Answer: To begin programming your thermostat, make sure that the Time and Day are correctly set. Press the "Hour" and "Min" buttons to set the Clock to the current time. Press the "Day" button to set the Day to the correct Day of the week.
• The TL8230 or the TL8130 Thermostat has three temperature presets, the Comfort preset, the Economy preset, and the Vacation preset.
• You will next need to determine at what temperatures you would like to set these presets.
• The Comfort preset is intended to be used in Programs 1 and 3, while you are at home.
• The Economy preset is intended to be used in programs 2 and 4, while you are away from the home, or asleep.
• The Vacation preset is intended to be used to override the programming during vacations or other times when you are away from home for a period of 1 or more days.
The thermostat displays the actual room temperature. To View the Set point
Tap the temperature "Up" or "Down" button to see what the current set point is. The set point will be displayed for 5 seconds
Use the up and down arrows to set the desired temperature and press and hold the "Sun" icon to set the at home temperature or press and hold the "Moon" icon to set the away from home temperature.
To Program the Thermostat:
• Press the "Pgm" button to begin setting the programs. You can set the days individually by using the "Day" button to advance to the next Day, once the program time has been set or you can set all of the days at once by holding the Day button.
• Press the "Clear" button if you wish not to have a program period and have the thermostat to skip period. Dashes will be displayed instead of a Time
• To advance to the next program period press the "Pgm" button. The "Sun" temperature corresponds with programs 1 and 3 and the "Moon" temperature corresponds with programs 2 and 4.
• Press the "Mode" button to exit and save Program times and settings.
For more information on this thermostat please refer to the Owners Guide. Please visit the following Websites:
For the TL8230 Thermostat:
For the TL8130 Thermostat:
Answer: A resistive load is typically an electric baseboard heater. In resistive loads, the amperage remains the same throughout the call for heat. Inductive loads are typically seen in a motor load. The motor will pull a greater amount of amperage to start and then will drop significantly once the motor is running. Inductive loads require a thermostat specifically designed for inductive loads. The higher the temperature, lower the resistance.
7-Day Programmable Décor Thermostat - RTH2520B
Decorative interchangeable faceplates
Backlit display
Early start function
TL8100 7-Day Programmable Hydronic Thermostat
Advanced control of hydronic heat systems
Can help lower heating bills
Provides consistent comfort
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7-Day Programmable Thermostat - RTH2510B1018
Easy operation
Backlit display
Early Start Function
All-New VisionPRO 8000
Smart Schedule - Programs in seconds for any lifestyle
Residential or Commercial Use
Dual-powered: Battery or hard wired
Answer: It depends, if the thermostat is powered with a 24 Vac common it can be set to have continuous backlight. If the thermostat is battery powered, it cannot be set for continuous backlight.
Answer: Press the SCREEN button to lock the screen for cleaning. The screen will remain locked for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds press Done to resume normal operation. Do not spray anything directly on the screen. Spray liquids onto a cloth, and then use the damp cloth to clean the screen. Use water or household glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive cleansers.
Answer: If the thermostat is set for operation as a non programmable unit then it will not show Sched or Hold in the display. To check how the thermostat has been set up, please refer to the owner's manual under Advanced Functions and refer to feature 0160.
Answer: The VisionPRO thermostats have the ability to automatically adjust for Daylight Light Saving Time. Due to unforeseen changes in 2007 to the law modifying the beginning and the end of Daylight Saving Time, thermostats that were originally released do not have the updated dates to update on the correct dates. Production changes were made as soon as possible following the law change to add the ability to automatically adjust to the new date settings. DST
We are unable to accommodate requests to trade-in an older version of the thermostats to new ones after the change in the law. In these instances, we recommend turning off the Daylight Saving Time automatic adjustment feature. This can be done in the user setup (instructions in the operating manual). Then the time should be adjusted in the fall and spring just like many other clocks in the home.
Wi-Fi Smart Thermostat with Voice Control - RTH9590WF
The first thermostat built to listen.
Answer: Please click here to know more about supported voice control commands.
Marketing Video
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VisionPRO Wi-Fi 7-Day Programmable Thermostat
• Remote access to the thermostat through a smartphone, tablet or computer• 7-day programmable or non-programmable• Up to 3H/2C heat pump; 2H/2C conventional
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Free app for smartphones and tablets
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Early Start Function
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Answer: Push the up or down arrow buttons on the thermostat to check the temperature that the thermostat has been set to.
Answer: Your thermostat is designed to control temperature to +/- 1 F, the cycle rate setting is one factory that helps the thermostat maintain your temperature setting. How offen your heat turns on and off depends on may factors including the type of heating system you have as well as how much your system needs to run to maintain your temperature setting (in other words, how cool or cold it is outside). A typical forced air system will cycle about five times in an hour, this is normal. A typical hot water system would cycle less then that. Every heating system type will deliver heat to the house at a slightly different rate. Some thermostats provide you with the flexibility to set the cycle rate to match your specific heating system, whether it is forced air, high efficiency forced air, electric forced air, or baseboard hot water. Your thermsotat operating manual will tell you to match the cycle rate setting to your heating system type.
Answer: Honeywell offers a variety of thermostats that are capable of working with 750 mV heating systems such as fireplaces. Thermostats you find at the retail store will indicate on their packaging that it will work with these type of systems. If you've already purchased a thermsotat, also check the literature for this type of system. check literature provided with the thermostat if it can accommodate heating system.
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Receive alerts
Simple set up
Free app
Marketing video
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Voice activated recognition and control
App to remotely monitor and manage usage - anytime, anywhere
Customizable display
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FocusPRO® Comfort System 5-1-1/5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat
Enhanced warranty and exclusive features available only from the pros
Connects to the Internet, Displays Outdoor Conditions, and offers Portable Comfort Control
Programmable Wireless FocusPRO Comfort System
Wireless Thermostat can be mounted anywhere
Works with the Portable Comfort Control
See outdoor temperature and humidity
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5-1-1-Day Programmable Thermostat - RTH2410B1019
Easy operation
Backlit display
Early Start Function
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Large backlit display
Auto change from heat to cool
Smart Response Technology
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Enhanced warranty and exclusive features only available from the pros
Simple, pull-out instruction manual
Easy-to-use slide switches (select heat/cool mode, fan operation)
5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat - RTH4300B
Backlit display
Simple pull-out instruction manual
Easy-to-use and install
PRO 2000 5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat
Enhanced warranty and exclusive features only available from the pros
Clear, backlit digital display
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Backlit display
Filter change reminder
Early start function
5-2 Day Programmable Line Volt Thermostat - RLV4300A
Backlit display
Accurate temperature control
For use with electric heat (240V), max 3.000W
5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat - RTH6350D
Large backlit display
Easy to use
Smart Response Technology


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SACKETS HARBOR The Sandy Hook massacre hasnt made much of a difference for many students going to this small central school.
Most students and teachers at Sackets Harbor Central School knew to take Tuesdays lockdown drill seriously but without fear because they have been doing it for the past seven years.
I wouldnt say that there isnt any anxiety, but weve done it often enough that were comfortable with our procedure, Sackets Harbor Teachers Association President Sean C. Haley said.
Mr. Haley teaches seventh and 11th grade social studies and advanced placement U.S. history.
We took them seriously before, and we take it seriously now, Mr. Haley said.
The lockdowns have moved from annually to biannually since December. No one except district administrators and the Jefferson County Sheriffs Department knows what day or time the drill will occur. No call to 911 or county dispatch is made.
Because students already are tucked away in their classrooms, the district uses the opportunity to have the sheriffs department K-9 narcotics unit visit and learn the floor plan of the school. School administrators walk through the halls, checking classrooms to make sure they cannot see anyone.
Most students, especially those in upper grades, do not get anxious about these drills.
You just assume its a drill, said senior Joshua C.T. Keruski, 17.
But that does not mean it is a chance for students to goof off.
We never want to be caught off guard if something did happen, said senior Brian D. Elliott, 16.
Mr. Keruski agreed.
Before Sandy Hook happened, it was just like, go hide and well see what happens, he said. But it happened at an elementary school; it can happen anywhere.
Mr. Keruski said the drill, which took place at 8:40 a.m., caught him off guard in the hallway.
Our guidance counselor was right next door, and he called us in his office to hide in there, he said.
Superintendent Frederick E. Hall Jr. said the drills, whether for fire, outdoor evacuations or lockdown, span different times of the school day so students and teachers can always be prepared even when it is inconvenient. Teachers are trained every year on how to handle students who may be in an unstructured environment, such as physical education or on the way to class.
The amount of time theyre exposed to danger is minimized, he said. Every year, we review these plans.
He said it is usually just seconds before the entire school is locked up and quiet after a lockdown is called over the intercom.
It was eerily, eerily calm here, he said. Seconds count, and thats all Im going to say. You dont want to see a room where the teacher is still teaching.
Letters are sent to parents after the drill to tell them what happened and encourage them to sign up for Ed-Alert. The Internet tool informs parents via text message if there is ever a real emergency at the school.
Not all students know what to do when a lockdown is called, however. Kathryn M. Reichharts kindergarten class is still learning how to be quiet.
I tell them we want to pretend were not in the room, she said. Were trying to make it a game because some of them get frightened.
She had to talk to some children who started poking each other and getting rambunctious with their classmates.
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Albert Vecerka's images of the Rockwell Group's Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center at Lincoln Center are featured in the September issue of Architectural Record, "Record Interiors 2011″.
The theater is largely framed by the surrounding Lincoln Center buildings.
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Is the firewall set to allow the ports for DHCP?
Plus, can you copy the exact error into your post if the firewall is not the culprit. That way we can see what the problem is. Plus DHCP shoul dhave an error log, post any relavent info from there.
i am trying to set up a dhcp server for a small network... i have gone through all the steps in this website http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/w...he_DHCP_Server but every time i try starting the service it says failed any ideas what to do?
ps i am using FC4
Is the firewall set to allow the ports for DHCP?
Plus, can you copy the exact error into your post if the firewall is not the culprit. That way we can see what the problem is. Plus DHCP shoul dhave an error log, post any relavent info from there.
were would the error log file be made i looked under /var/log...
and i dont think i am having a problem with a firewall becauses that is not running yet
the program is not even getting past the spot were i type "service dhcpd start" i will comeback and say failed in that nice red lettering it has
Did you check whether you have leases file under /var/lib/dhcp/dhcpd.leases ? If not create one with
Code:touch /var/lib/dhcp/dhcpd.leases
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yah there was all ready one in that file....
For anyone who wonders this is my sript it works....
ps to get error codes out of the dhcpd server start it like thisCode:# dhcpd.conf # # Configuration file for ISC dhcpd (see 'man dhcpd.conf') authoritative; ddns-update-style none; subnet 172.20.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 { range 172.20.1.100 172.20.1.254; default-lease-time 3600; max-lease-time 3600; option subnet-mask 255.255.255.0; option routers 172.20.1.1; option domain-name-servers 18.104.22.168,18.104.22.168; option domain-name "aliant.lan"; } # #it gives out errors that you might haveCode:dchpd eht1
From what i Understand DHCP to be is a little bit different from your configuration. To start u have to configure your server with NAT and try to see if clients can browse by connecting to the NAT server. After that u then configure your DHCP in the same NAT server and let the eth1 IP be the same with the RANGE of the DHCP server. Assign and IP to the clients and later try DHCP on the clients and see if u can get a good result.
One thing u should remember is that u have to use Private IP and not your 172.20.1.0/24 which is a public IP addresss. try to use something like 172.16.1.0/24 this si a private IP.
You can configure DHCP on a NAT server, but are by all means not required. In the DHCP configuration, you can push an IP out to any system for:
Default Gateway
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Red Hat's Docs
1 Make sure it isnt running
If it is, it is likely a firewall causing headaches. Open (If I remember right) port 67 udp/tcp. If it isnt running continue.
2 start dhcpd from the command line (use your distro's path to the file)
/usr/sbin/dhcpd -t
This will test your config file, it should tell you a line number it is chocking on.If it is choking on something, fix it. If everything checks out then continue.
3 start dhcpd from cli
/usr/sbin/dhcpd -fd
This will run dhcpd on the command line, you should be able to see what is going on.
Good luck
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Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Investigations of lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) and sphingosine 1-phosphate (S1P) in the pathogenesis of pulmonary fibrosis in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and the acute respiratory distress syndrome, and of dermal fibrosis in scleroderma.
Fibrotic diseases such as idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) and scleroderma are associated with high morbidity and mortality, with outcomes largely unaffected by current therapies. Improved understanding of the biologic processes involved in development of fibrosis in these diseases, and more complete identification of the molecular mediators driving these processes, are urgently needed to develop effective new therapies. We have recently found that the potent lipid mediators lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) and sphingosine 1-phosphate (S1P) direct multiple processes fundamentally involved in fibrogenic responses to injury, including epithelial cell apoptosis, vascular leak, and fibroblast recruitment and persistence.
We have found that LPA signaling through one of its receptors, LPA1, is critically required for the development of pulmonary and dermal fibrosis in mice following bleomycin-induced injury of these tissues: LPA1-deficient mice are dramatically protected from fibrosis in these commonly used models of IPF and scleroderma. We have also found that LPA levels are increased in the BAL fluid of patients with established IPF, that LPA1 is highly expressed by fibroblasts recovered from IPF BAL, and that pharmacological antagonism of LPA1 markedly reduces fibroblast responses ex vivo to the chemotactic activity of IPF BAL. In our studies of S1P in fibrotic disease, we have recently demonstrated that inhibition of S1P-S1P1 signaling dramatically worsened vascular leak induced by bleomycin lung injury. In these studies, we found that mice developing increased leak from S1P1 antagonism also went on to develop markedly increased lung fibrosis following bleomycin injury. We are now pursuing multiple studies described in the Research Projects section of this site, to further define the roles of these important mediators, and potential targets for novel therapies, in both mouse models and translational studies of fibrotic diseases.
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The Consciousness of the Atom MP3 CD
In this book the scientific relation of matter and consciousness is discussed as evolution progressively affects the atomic substance of all forms. The " atom" emerges as a miniature but complete replica of the energy structure common to all forms of life-cosmic, planetary, human and subhuman. This MP3 CD-ROM includes seven lectures on conciousness which covers The Evolution of Man, The Thinker; The Goal of Evolution; Cosmic Evolution and more.
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NAMI Oregon 2014 Annual Conference
Thanks to all of our presenters, volunteers and NAMI friends from around the state who attended our annual conference in Cottage Grove! We will continue to update this page with information from our presentations for those who were unable to attend. Check back soon! Special thanks to Janssen and Lilly for sponsoring the event.
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Gurkhas Continue Fight For Their Children To Live In UK After Losing High Court Test Case
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Canaima National Park Travel Guide is a premier iOS app catering to almost every information of Canaima National Park. It features 9 different modules like Park Info, Attractions, Hotels, Restaurants, Map, Image Gallery, POI Search, Translator, World Clock.
TRAVEL GUIDE jam-packed with tons of attractions, museums, restaurants, bars, hotels and shopping destinations with traveler ratings, reviews, image galleries, rich travel info and free daily updates.
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Discover what's on and places to visit in Canaima National Park with our new cool app. Your guide to top attractions, shopping malls / locations, finding hotels, directions to hotels, Bars & Restaurants. An all-in-one app for all the local attractions.
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The New York Rangers need to do one thing for game for
against the Montreal Canadiens and that is get their focus back on playing
hockey. Give the Canadiens some credit as their whines and rants in the media
have been a distraction helped to get under the Ranger's skin.
But the Rangers need to push that stuff aside and get back
to taking control of this playoff series. The very best response to the
nonsense that the Canadiens have been pulling is to meet them in the handshake
line wearing the "Eastern Conference Champions" hats on and sending them to the
golf course.
When the Rangers have focused themselves on playing hockey
then it is clear that other than PK Subban, the Canadiens defensemen aren't
able to match up with the speed of the Rangers. Go on the attack and use that
speed as a weapon once again as you will force the Canadiens either to make
mistakes or take penalties.
If what Alain Vigneault says is true then it will be J.T.
Miller inserted into the lineup where he will most likely play on the 4th line. That is not a bad idea as the way Brian Boyle has been playing then it
gives them a player who can finish on that line.
I also like the idea of Dom Moore moving up to replace Derek
Stepan as Moore is turning into the Bobby Sheehan (if you don't know then you
are too young) for the Rangers. Moore has shown that he can play with anyone in
the Ranger lineup so on a temporary basis he will give that line a spark.
The Rangers if they can focus on playing hockey and ignoring
the mind games will need to go right at the net and force Dustin Tokarski to
deal with screens and the same kind of traffic that Henrik Lundqvist has had to
deal with.
Most importantly the Rangers quite simply need to play
better as a team without having to have some kind of adversity looming over
them. If the Rangers have any serious dreams about winning the Stanley Cup then
they need to win this series in less than 7 games.
No team has ever won the Stanley Cup when playing the
playoff maximum of games which is 28. Montreal is not as good a team as they
want people to believe they are. They lack team speed, they lack skill once you
get past their top 6 forwards and their defense can't handle Chris Kreider or
Rick Nash if the Ranger duo decides to get aggressive.
And Alain Vigneault will out-coach, out think and out-smart
the Canadiens Michel Therrien every day of the week. There is no excuse why the
Rangers can't get past the Canadiens and move on to the Stanley Cup Finals.
It is up to the Rangers to decide which they want; to fall
for the Canadiens whines and efforts to goad the Rangers or ignore them and
just play hockey. The Game 1 win was not a fluke, it is what the Rangers can do
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Protect and Defendby Vince Flynn
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New York Times bestselling author Vince Flynn returns with his most explosive political thriller yet. A tour de force of action-packed suspense, Protect and Defend delivers an all-too-realistic and utterly compelling vision of nations navigating the minefield of international intrigue. A true "heavyweight in the political thriller arena" (Minneapolis Star Tribune), Vince Flynn has created a flesh-and-blood hero that readers can cheer for and a "finger-blistering page-turner" they won't dare put down.
In Protect and Defend, the action begins in the heart of Iran, where billions of dollars are being spent on the development of a nuclear program. No longer willing to wait for the international community to stop its neighboring enemy, Israel launches one of the most creative and daring espionage operations ever conceived. The attack leaves a radioactive tomb and environmental disaster in the middle of Iran's second largest city. An outraged Iranian government publicly blames both Israel and the United States for the attack and demands retribution. Privately, Iran's bombastic president wants much more. He wants America and Israel to pay for their aggression with blood.
Enter Mitch Rapp, America's top counterterrorism operative. Used to employing deception, Rapp sees an opportunity where others see only Iranian reprisals that could leave thousands of Americans dead. Rapp convinces President Josh Alexander to sign off on a risky operation that will further embarrass the Iranian government and push their country to the brink of revolution. As part of the plan, CIA director Irene Kennedy is dispatched to the region for a clandestine meeting with Azad Ashani, her Iranian counterpart.
But Rapp isn't the only one hatching plans. Iran's President Amatullah has recruited Hezbollah master terrorist Imad Mukhtar to do his dirty work. For decades Mukhtar has acted as a surrogate for Iran, blazing a trail of death and destruction across the Middle East and beyond. When Kennedy's meeting with Ashani goes disastrously wrong, Rapp and Mukhtar are set on a collision course that threatens to engulf the entire region in war. With the clock ticking, Rapp is given twenty-four hours, no questions asked, to do whatever it takes to stop Mukhtar, and avert an unthinkable catastrophe.
"After taking care of a loose end from Act of Treason (2006), Mitch Rapp looks into the destruction of Iran's secret nuclear weapons facility in bestseller's Flynn's predictable eighth thriller to feature the counterterrorism agent. Given the absence of any indication of either a U.S. or an Israeli air strike, Rapp takes the opportunity to persuade the U.S. administration to plot an operation to destabilize the fanatical Iranian regime by having an Iranian dissident group claim responsibility for what he suspects was an inside job by an Israeli spy. When the Iranian government sinks one of its own ships and blames the U.S., Rapp and CIA chief Irene Kennedy travel to Iraq to try to defuse the crisis, only to fall victim to an ambush (reminiscent of one in Tom Clancy's A Clear and Present Danger) that results in Kennedy's abduction. Rapp races the clock to rescue his boss before she's tortured into revealing what she knows. Despite a backstory replete with personal loss, Rapp comes across as a one-dimensional killing machine, willing to do whatever needs doing to complete the mission." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Flynn didn't invent the post-9/11 thriller, but he might as well have....[He] is the best pure adrenaline-charged action writer out there today." Providence Journal
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OGDENSBURG A city official threw water Wednesday on City Council members assertions that the city would maintain current services while delivering a budget within a state-mandated tax cap even as councilors maintained it could be done.
City Comptroller Philip A. Cosmo dispelled the councils notion that it could reduce the property tax levy increase below 2 percent at a budget work session Wednesday night.
I think its going to be very hard to keep the level of services we have now and stay under two percent, he said. I dont see how its possible.
Councilor R. Storm Cilley said that Ogdensburgs council may have dug its own hole.
Were paying for the years we put off buying equipment to keep the tax rate low, he said. Weve got 30-year-old trucks that normally have a 20- to 22-year life expectancy. Eventually, that was going to come back to haunt us.
Still, most council members remained optimistic that they would be able to slash the budget.
Times are tough. I cannot go to the citizens and say heres a 10 percent tax increase, Councilor Wayne L. Ashley said. I think theres a way to trim the budget and come up with 2 percent.
The proposed budget calls for the property tax levy, or amount raised by taxes, to increase from $4,459,136 in 2012 to $4,931,106 next year, a gain of $471,970 or 10.6 percent. To stay within the property tax cap, council members would have to trim $382,787 from the $19,638,757 proposed budget.
In recent years, tax hikes were held off by deferred maintenance of city property and delayed equipment purchases.
Mr. Cosmo said Ogdensburg also was helped by recent retirements and by underestimating the amount of state funding the city would receive.
Last year we had a window of opportunity: we cut the state aid projection in our budget the year before, and the aid was actually higher than we expected, he said. We actually had a tax reduction last year. With several retirements, we went from upper-level pay scales to entry-level pay scales. That isnt the case this year.
In previous work sessions, council members have discussed funding for recreation and outside agencies, but on Wednesday, the council talked about the police and fire departments. Together, the departments account for more than 55 percent of the citys general fund expenditures.
Council members made clear that public safety was no longer a sacred cow.
Councilor Daniel E. Skamperle questioned $8,900 of requests for firefighters personal protective equipment.
Im thinking about cutting some of your specialized equipment, but I need to know if you can live with it, he told Fire Chief Steven M. Badlam.
Mr. Badlam said some equipment was aging or damaged and would have to be replaced, and any newly hired firefighters would have to be outfitted.
I may be able to live with less than I am asking for, he said.
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I believe it would save the city hundreds of thousands of dollars, but it depends on how its managed, to reduce overtime and redundancy in staff, he said.
Mayor William D. Nelson suggested that Ogdensburg might consider moving to a volunteer or partial volunteer fire department in the future.
Were throwing everything out there, looking for every penny, he said. I want to know what would happen if we dont incur those expenses.
Ogdensburg has the only fully professional fire department in St. Lawrence County.
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Forever Warthogs! trumpeted a man wearing a half-shell helmet, sunglasses and leather Friday morning outside DL Calarco Funeral Home on Keyes Avenue in Watertown.
Warthogs Forever! shouted back a cluster of more than 200 motorcycle club members who traveled here from across the country for a funeral procession paying homage to Adams resident Edward B. Crusher Blackford IV. The 47-year-old died July 18 due to injuries from an all-terrain-vehicle rollover in northeast Ohio, where he had traveled to attend a weekend motorcycle event in Cleveland with his wife, Janet A. He was a corrections officer at Watertown Correctional Facility for 24 years.
Members of the Warthogs Motorcycle Club, which has chapters in 10 states, all have experience serving public agencies as police and corrections officers and firefighters. They traveled here from Florida, Texas, Michigan, Ohio, Maryland and Canada to participate in the procession, riding their motorcycles from the city to attend the funeral service at Adams Methodist Church. Most of them attended the Warthogs recent motorcycle rendezvous in Cleveland, and they extended their vacations to travel to the north country after learning of Mr. Blackfords death.
These members, who wore leather jackets with matching club insignia, exchanged memories of Mr. Blackford on Friday morning before revving up their motorcycles for the ride. Several members first met the man they fondly knew as Crusher after he joined the Warthogs Jefferson County chapter in 2006. He was nicknamed Crusher after the huge wrestler featured in Bugs Bunny cartoons, and he sported a large tattoo of that Looney Tunes character on his upper arm. Affectionately dubbed the Crusher glide, his black-and-blue Harley Davidson street glide motorcycle features a large decal of the Crusher cartoon.
Crusher was beyond reality, like a prodigal son, said 67-year-old Ohioan John Lawson. We joked that he tended to crush everything, but he was just like a playful character. He was a good friend to everyone in the club, like an ambassador.
Club member James M. Guppy Fisher, who recently moved from Copenhagen to Florida, worked alongside Mr. Blackford as a state corrections officer in Watertown for six years. He said Mr. Blackford never missed summer club events across the country, especially funeral processions for deceased members. His obituary is now posted on the Warthogs website, www.wart hogsmc.com/Memorial/ index.html, with 11 other members who have died since 2003.
No one liked these processions more than Crusher, said Mr. Fisher, who enjoyed hunting and watching football with Mr. Blackford. He was a big Miami Dolphins fan.
Adams resident Robert R. Towles, president of the Jefferson County Warthogs Club, knew Mr. Blackford for more than 30 years. They graduated from South Jefferson High School together and worked together for 23 years. Some people in the Adams community remember Mr. Blackford as a football coach at South Jefferson Central School District. He coached his two sons, Edward and Patrick, all the way from the pee-wee to high school varsity level.
Mr. Towles, 48, launched the Warthogs Jefferson County chapter in 2001, and he persuaded Mr. Blackford to join in 2006. The chapter now has 18 members.
He would have been amazed by the turnout today and so proud of his Warthog brothers, Mr. Towles said. This is a brotherhood, and we do this for every member who passes away. We have parties for the good times, but were also here for each other in the bad times.
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PAWTUCKET — Saying they didn't appreciate the "political" tone, several City Councilors on Wednesday publicly criticized Director of Administration Antonio Pires and, indirectly, Mayor Donald Grebien, for some recent communications sent to the council.
The harshest tongue-lashing came from Councilor Thomas Hodge, who faulted a written response from Pires to a request from the council for information about the extra compensation some municipal department heads were receiving for handling double duties. At a previous meeting, Councilor Larry Tetreault had asked to know how much extra some department heads were being compensated for supervising other divisions, and the council supported his inquiry.
However, Hodge noted that while Pires had supplied an in-depth explanation of the fact that three department heads were earning an extra $200 a week in salary by performing dual roles, he had also highlighted in his letter to the council that Tetreault had, until just recently, accepted an annual "buyback" compensation for not taking the medical/dental plan he is entitled to as an elected official. He said this buyback had cost taxpayers more than $5,600 over the last three and a half fiscal years, and wrote that "while such decisions are clearly personal ones, they just as clearly have symbolic, cumulative and significant economic consequences for our taxpayers."
Saying that "when you attack one of us, you attack all of us," Hodge said he was offended and "stunned" by Pires' including information about Tetreault's buyback acceptance in his public response to the council. He said the acceptance of the medical/dental coverage waivers was "a personal choice" of Tetreault and was not at all pertinent to the questions about the department heads' compensation. "There is no place for this kind of politics at this time," said Hodge. He added that he chooses to take the city-provided medical/dental coverage benefit "because I need it."
Hodge also pointed to some other letters to the council from Pires and from the Grebien administration regarding the council's inquiries into the trash program and some other recent city hirings that he said contained a hint of intimidation. Hodge said he had found some of the these communications "very disturbing" and said, "I don't want to see this tenor" in letters to the council.
City Council President David Moran also said he was displeased by Pires' inclusion of the information about Tetreault in his response, and felt like this had been "a dig" at the councilor's inquiry about the department heads' salaries. "I encourage all council members to ask any questions they want, and I request that the administration just keep the responses to the questions asked," Moran said. He reminded Pires, who was in attendance, that the communication situation between the council and the administration was "a two-way street."
For his part, Tetreault simply thanked Pires for providing the answers to his inquiry. However, he also said he wished to submit his own detailed response to Pires' explanation of the department heads' compensation and gave it to City Clerk Richard Goldstein to file.
In a copy of the letter to Pires obtained by The Times, Tetreault raised further questions about the department heads' compensation and reported savings from their handling of dual roles, and suggests that the administration's actions have been less than upfront with the council.
Tetreault said that Pires' reporting of an annual salary of $83,246 for a city engineer as a savings is "puzzling" since there was no money budgeted for the position in the past three fiscal years. He also said there were no payments made to anyone in FY 2011 or FY 2012 for "out of grade" assignments so the money being paid to the DPW director to handle these duties is actually an additional cost to the city.
Tetreault also noted that the City Council did approve the mayor's request for a personnel director and an information technology director in the FY 2013 budget and said the $213,880 for the two salaries was factored into the final tax rate increase which the mayor requested and which was approved by the council. He said, however, that it was now"very apparent" that the administration had asked the council to approve monies for the personnel director position for FY 2013 even though the administration knew it was not going to fill that position for the entire budget period, if at all.
"To put monies into a budget that will knowingly not be spent and to later claim cost savings for not spending these budgeted monies is not what I would categorize as transparent," wrote Tetreault. "To claim savings for a position that hasn't been on the city payroll for over three years and which was not even in the approved city budget for FY 2013 is also not transparent."
Tetreault also wrote Pires that he was amused by his "keen interest" with the fact that he received payments in lieu of health insurance during his first three and a half years on the council. However, he said Pires "failed to fully point out" that he voluntarily stopped receiving these monies when the administration asked the council to approve an ordinance that would eliminate this medical buyback practice.
"I wonder if you feel that I should also be ashamed for having received a stipend when I was a member of the Zoning Board since those payments must have also caused significant economic consequences for our taxpayers," Tetreault added.
The issue of medical/dental buybacks and proper communication came up later in Wednesday night's meeting, when several councilors leveled some further criticism on Pires and the administration over its request for money in the budget that is now needed to cover this expense and the way this matter was explained to the council. This year's budget does not include any funding to pay the city employees who chose to receive a waiver in lieu of taking their medical/dental benefits.
Pires, who joked that he had been "admonished enough already" by the council, explained that the administration had originally hoped to have the medical/dental buyback provision eliminated under new collective bargaining agreements. When this didn't happen, the administration then asked the council to approve an ordinance to eliminate the program, which it failed to do. Pires said that because there should have been more notice to employees about the administration's desire to eliminate the buybacks, and because the city would have likely lost any grievances filed over the matter, the only fair thing to do was to pay the employees involved this year.
In a letter to the council, Finance Director Joanna L'Heureux had requested that the council approve a transfer from the city's reserve fund of approximately $99,375 to cover the medical buybacks. An ordinance pertaining to this transfer has been referred to the Finance Committee for consideration.
However, Councilor John Barry, chairman of the Finance Committee, told Pires and L'Heureux that this money should be found through savings in the current operating budget, rather than dipping into the city's reserve fund. Councilor Mark Wildenhain agreed, saying that the reserves shouldn't be touched and noting the savings that have been realized from leaving several department head positions vacant.


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GOUVERNEUR Recently returned troops were welcomed home Sunday at a luncheon at the American Legion, 163 E. Main St., that was put on by Grace M. Gates, chairwoman of Care Packages for Soldiers.
Ms. Gates, along with Care Packages for Soldiers committee members and volunteers, cooked up a spread, feeding 10 of the 130 soldiers the group of volunteers most recently adopted and their families.
When we adopt them, we really adopt them as part of our family, Ms. Gates said.
Most of the soldiers who came out to enjoy the welcome-home party were from Fort Drum.
Capt. Andrew L. McCarthy, a logistics officer with the 1st Battalion, 87th Infantry Regiment of Fort Drum, deployed to the Ghazni Province of Afghanistan, was Ms. Gatess contact when she sent the units care packages.
Its very satisfying to know that there are so many people among the community that support us and our mission, he said. It was always a relief to receive a package of candies or cookies that within about two days is gone.
Ms. Gatess six-year operation of sending care packages to soldiers overseas began when she sent Christmas decorations to her grandson, who was deployed in Iraq.
The first thing he said to me was, Nanna, if you hadnt sent them, we wouldnt have had a Christmas, she said. Weve adopted soldiers from all over, but every time we do it, we adopt one unit from Fort Drum.
Ms. Gates said this is the fifth dinner the group has held for returning troops.
Roland L. Roderick, a soldier from Gouverneur who is a neighbor of Ms. Gates, recently returned from a seven-month deployment in Afghanistan as part of a security forces team. He attended the party with his family.
Its good to be back, he said.
Mr. Roderick has been deployed four times and has attended three of Ms. Gatess welcoming parties. His 6-year-old daughter, Hannah M., was only 9 months old for the first party they attended.
Im so glad to see them still doing it, said Mr. Rodericks wife, Bridget S. To know that theres still people out there that think of them keeps their morale up.
Michael D. Spallas 4-month-old daughter, Eloise L., was born while he was on a nine-month deployment in Afghanistan as a chaplain for the 1-87 at Fort Drum. His wife, Danelle L., Watertown, said its really great having her husband home with her and their new daughter.
It gets really lonely when theyre gone, especially when you have a baby, knowing that hes missing out on her first laugh and smile, she said.
Mrs. Spalla said she is very thankful to the people in Gouverneur who sent out care packages to her husband and other troops.
I was busy trying to take care of a pregnancy and a baby, and it was nice knowing that other people were taking care of my family as well, she said.
Mr. Spalla said that her husband saw firsthand how the soldiers were affected by the care packages and that he was also very thankful for them.
Theyre supporting us as much now as they did during deployment, he said. Those care packages really did brighten up their day.
Linda J. Gilbo, Richville, became a member of Ms. Gatess team after her husband, Gary A., received a care package from Ms. Gates while he was deployed in Iraq more than a year ago. She said her husband is serving in Afghanistan and is expected home in the spring.
Its important that we support them while theyre fighting for freedom, she said.
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