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If you were designing a heating system for dream house/dream shop, what would it be and what design
March 2013
I'm currently designing a shop building (2400 first floor, 2400 basement), so a shop building is of more interest to me, but a large house would be the same.
Since it's not built yet, I have a clean slate and am leaning toward radiant in floor.
Let me know what your dream system is, and what design tweaks would you require prior to construction to make sure your system is comfortable and efficient.
Assumptions: Norther climate (8,000 hdd or more), excellent insulation R60 ceilings/R40 walls, and tight air sealing.
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March 2013
Just heat, no AC or DHW? If so...
I would do 2 Water Furnace series 5's with 2 Smart 80 storage tanks and run radiant through the floors, with all the bells and whistles, prestige thermostats, floors sensors, delta t circs, ect...
If you wanted a/c and dhw I would do Forced air over radiant and do Water Furnace series 7's with the correct sized smart tank for dhw...
Then if money was really no object I would add a serious solar system to that to power the geothermal systems.... Bu that would require one heck of an investment..
Besides the price of the equipment, you would need to buy all the tubing and have all the wells drilled, but I have done $80K geo systems that will pay for themselves in 12 years vs a conventional oil fired system, but for it to make sense you need to have the load of a huge space...
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Jamie Hall
March 2013
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semi-active solar. 100%. I've participated in the design and construction of about half a dozen houses, one aircraft hangar, and one school dining hall which get all their heat (domestic hot water and space) from solar -- in a central New England climate.
So I know it can be done, and if I were to do it for a dream house, that's what I would do.
There is a cost premium -- about 10%, in my experience, on the overall building cost. But the end result sure is nice...
(So why am I caring for the place I'm in? Perhaps better not to ask...!)
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England.
Hoffman Equipped System (all original except boiler), Weil-McClain 580, 2.75 gph Carlin, Vapourstat 0.5 -- 6.0 ounces per square inch
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Paul Pollets
March 2013
Where are you?
Does the property have natural gas or propane? Is electric less than $.10/KWH?
Sounds like you may be in Alaska with 8000dd!
I'd do a radiant floor system with a modulating boiler and indirect DHWT. Most comfortable and very efficient with a highly insulated space. I'd use an HRV for the ventilation. The low water temps required for the RFH could easily be calculated, depending upon the application.
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March 2013
Not Alaska, but the Frozen Tundra
Well I live close to Green Bay, WI, so does indeed get cold here, but I don't think Alaska cold!
My available fuel is propane or electric. For the time being, propane is $1.39 gallon...although in the last 5 years t his has fluctuated between $2.19 and .99. Electric is expensive here. $0.14/kw.
I work for a family excavation company, so anything underground can be done cheaply by us. However, I've never spoken with anyone that has saved a ton of money with geothermal after they figure increased electric costs. I wish I worked for a family foam company. Sure would be nice to have a semi load of extruded foam!
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March 2013
Heat only
Forgot to mention, for me this is a heat only system. It's a shop--bearable in Wisconsin summers. Besides the humidty, it's usually not that hot. DHW needs are so low that a point of use tankless makes the most sense.
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hot rod
March 2013
install the tube at a tight spacing, maybe 6" so it can use the lowest possible supply temperatures.
If you have excavating equipment, and enough land, a heat pump with a pit type loop field could be the most efficient way to heat, while offering cooling and some DHW potential.
Check all them rebate programs available in your area,including your power provider. My small electric co-op has a $750.00 per ton rebate in addition to any state or federal programs.
Define the building, do a load calc with them insulation values you are considering and do some cost comparing. If you can do them loop field installation that is a big part of the GEO cost.
Passive and some active solar would be at them top of my list also.
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
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The magic is in hydronics, and hydronics is in me
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March 2013
geothermal enough said, don't be scared it works don't use oil or propane. If you have a lot of property a horizontal loop not much property a vertical loop. 30% discount right now.
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March 2013
Geo in sand?
Well, we have the excavating equipment and I have 66 acres of land to work in. Generally the soil in my area is heavy red clay, but where I'm building it's a gravelly sand. Is it possibly to overdig the building (I will have a basement) and lay the loops around the building perimeter? I can't say that I've seen a loop field installed this way, but it seems like a money saving idea--even for us.
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March 2013
Put the loops
where ever you want just make sure they are deep enough and enough tubing is used. Like in my first post geo is the way to go, and since you don't need ac, the WF series 5 units are really nice..
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Charlie from wmass
March 2013
you would chill your building as
you tried to heat it. Kind of like being on a tread mill. Keep the loops away from the building
Cost is what you spend , value is what you get.
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hot rod
March 2013
plenty of GEO
installed in Wisconsin large and small. Fond du Lac high schools conditions about 425,000 square feet with pond loop GEO. Here is a link to some info close to your area.
I'd hire a GEO contractor with experience to at least do a load calc and design for you. It's important that then loop field design is right.
There is a good GEO association in Wisconsin also. They have actual operating data on many of the systems, no need to guess about operating costs and work ability for your area.
The key is you get 3-4 times the energy out as you put in, 1 unit of electricity 3-4 from the ground. So a heat pump with a COP of 3.6 for example = 3.6 units of output per unit of electrical energy input.
A radiant slab running 100F or lower supply would be a good match for geo. The closer the load temperature to the source (ground) temperature the higher the efficiency.
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
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The magic is in hydronics, and hydronics is in me
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March 2013
New things to ponder
I'm glad I asked this question, as I am now considering system types that I would have never thought of before.
If I would use geo, it would definitely be a loop system in ground. I have a 4 acre pond, but it's a 1000' away and I don't want to dig up my hole yard. Anyways, a loops system is easy for us to excavate.
Would you recommend a fluid to air heat exchanger that get's used in conjunction with forced air furnace? Can this also be used for cooling? Or would you do in floor in conjunction with some type of boiler?
The more I think about my situation, the more I'm leaning toward a heating system that can quickly be raised or lowered to save energy when it's not being used. I'd like to think I'll be working in the shop more often, but realistically a few nights a week and probably every other weekend is what I'll have time for.
Of course--if the building is cheap enough to heat that I can "set it and forget it" I'm not opposed to that either. I just can't justify spending $3,000 year on heat for my shop. My home is heated on approx 500 gallons of propane/year.
I still think I will install the tubing so it's there if I'm able to retire early.....ha!
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hot rod
March 2013
water to water
moves the energy from the loop field into the heat pump and warms or cools a fluid. Then you cann heat with radiant or mair coils, and send chilled water innthesummer months for cooling. DHW comes from a HX onboard the heat pump, so 3 functions in one.
With water to water you pipe the warm/ chilled fluid to the fan coils as you mentioned. You can blend the radiant with the air handlers, but design those coils to run at the lowest possible supply temperature to keep the COP high.
Here is a link to a good read on GEO and mixing it with modern hydronics.
I put a water to air in the mother in laws last summer, an upgraded system from the 15 year old one. Pond loops for a 3 ton system. I used Bard equipment and set the heat pump on an indirect tank for a buffer tank. The coil in the tank connects to solar panels on the roof for additional heat input from the sun. The solar provides plenty of DHW during shoulder seasons before the HP needs to fire up.
Here is the system being installed, the solar is a drain back system the small expansion tank is the DB tank.
Designing the radiant to run at low temperatures also allows you to use solar thermal panels at a high efficiency. Design for 100- 120F supply if possible on the radiant, good for the HP and a solar component and also ideal for mod con operating efficiency as a backup sourse.
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Bob "hot rod" Rohr
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March 2013
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I ussually
go water to water for hydronic systems and water to air for a/c systems... I have done water to water for cooling but you need an extra piece of equipment.... Much easier to go water to air if you are doing duct work. And if thats the case the WF series 7s are amazing
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March 2013
Heatpro and Hotrod--Thanks for the help. Do you specialize in mostly geo work, or do you install all system types? I will check out the link for further reading tonight--I'll gladly read anything. I like to learn. Have either of you seen the book "Modern Hydronic Heating"? It comes with great reviews, but it's pricey....around $200.
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March 2013
Specializing in Geo only is tough
I do as much as I can but the truth is, I couldn't live off geo alone, I install all kinds of heat, and do my best in each...
I have a copy of MHH in my office {I paid like $50 for it though lol}... I think I spend a few hundred a year on books, IEBC and IBS books are $100+ each... and they dont last forever, since they are always changing codes..
Geothermal is definitely the way to go, it adds value to your property more than any other systems, lasts just as long if not longer than other types, very efficient, but the initial cost can be 5-10 times higher than other systems... I have a program that shows what you will save over 30 years if you roll it into your mortgage, even after paying intrest over 30 years you will make money every time...
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March 2013
you will make money every time...
in the right climate, with a properly sized and installed system.
But you know that...
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March 2013
What kind of tubing are you all using for geo HDPE or barrier pex? If you are using pex as a pond loop, have you encountered any UV problems?
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March 2013
Air infiltration for shop
Thanks for the link to the geo site. That is an excellent explanation of systems.
I've been playing around with various heat loss calculations--What is a good figure to use for the air tightness of an outbuilding? I was only planning on one overhead door to help minimize air leakiness. The rest of the building will have 2" foam from footing to eaves (taped and caulked joints). I'm also very detailed about flashing windows, caulking potential air leak areas, etc.
Has anyone ever blower door tested a garage to see how they are? I'm in the process of researching the most air tight and energy efficient garage doors...Not much exists in this department.
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March 2013
What is the intended shop use?
What is the intended shop use?
Making the building airtight could lead to some issues with respect to indoor air quality if you intend to do wood working. Same with volatile solvents like gasoline, paint thinners, PVC cements, etc. Smoke from welding and machining could also build up to unhealthy concentrations.
Just something to think about, in addition to the energy conservation concerns.
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March 2013
Air quality issue from woodworking?
The shop will be primarily for woodworking. Also some light mechanical work and general storage. I typically use central dust collection and also ceiling hung small micron filtration units. Besides dust, i can't see how a tightly constrcted building would lead to air quality issues...or rather how would a leaky building help? In any event, i think the oh doors will limit the building from being exceptionally airtight even ifto get finishe everything else was done perfectly.
Paints and solvents i agree with...nasty things. I usually bring my projects somewhere else
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April 2013
Woodworking dust
I don't know his name, but a woodworker was on a mission to get woodworkers to exhaust their dust collection systems outside. He developed a serious lung condition after using top rated recirculating dust collectors. The issue was the 1 - 20 micron range sized particles that just pass thru the filters and stayed airborne.
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April 2013
Down draft
This could get tricky with in slab radiant, but a nice down draft system would be ideal.
I designed one in a small building, I used a down draft grate along 2 of the outside walls {similar to a floor drain 9"s wide X 12 feet long strong enough to drive a car on}, then used a pair of fan units and a pair of HRV units for makeup air {which also recovered the heat energy of the outgoing air} ... It was a home garage 3 car that he used for building custom cabinets and between the fumes and dust his wife didnt want him doing it in the new house so when he was building he had me do the system to see if it would help, I made no promises but it has worked out better than even I expected... I originally installed air filter on the outside so he didnt blow dust in his driveway, but they were clogging too fast, so we installed some strategically bent sheet metal and a 50 gallon drum, kind of like a trap and drop system, worked good, but I can't take credit for the dust trap system that was all my empolyees doing, he seen it before when he worked on restaurant grease traps years ago...
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April 2013
forget the "tweaks"
First, I would like to tell you that you want to use a good quality 80% hot water boiler. Do not fall for these modcons. I live in the Chicago area (in 80 year old home), and have a 40 year old boiler with very large radiators; 6-7' long along with some copper tube baseboard. My roof is insulated and 60% of the home is uninsulated. I just totalled my gas bill for the last 12 months and it was $1,083.41, and if you take out the monthly usage for gas dryer and water heater, my heat bill was $783.41. It doesn't get any better than that.
Why do I say 80%-84%? Modcons need annual service that cost $300. Their lifetime is about half of a cast iron. They are twice the cost to install, generally. They will break down a lot more than a cast iron, and many of their parts are quite expensive. They also "lockout" which requires a repairman. With a 80% cast iron, there are only 5-6 parts that can go bad, and they hardly ever do that. I have been in my house for 14 years now, and not one thing has needed a repair. With a cast iron, you can "maintain" it yourself. What I mean by this, is that every year or every other year you turn it off and vacuum out the entire burner area, check the flame height (and adjust if necessary; instructions can be found on the internet), check the flue periodically for condensation; as there should be none. Rust is a sign of condensation.
Buy the largest USED radiators that you can find and connect them with black pipe. Many on this website are in love with their modcons, but even Burnham is coming around, and saying there is nothing like cast iron for overall efficiency. The 84% efficiency boiler I mention at the beginning has a couple of extra parts (exhaust fan and lockout control in case the flue damper does not open). This boiler is a direct vent and sealed combustion. It draws its combustion air from outside the building. The difference in it and my 80% is that my 80% uses the air in the building, which causes a slight vacuum, bringing in outside air thru infiltration. Because it does this, it may be 10% less efficient than the 84%. It is possible to use the 80% boiler in a very small boiler room and have it draw its air from the outside to negate this effect.
Some on this website will tell you that modcons are better because they can modulate down and burn at 25% of capacity and save you a bunch of money. They do modulate, but so does a large capacity radiator system such as mine. When it is, say 45-55 degrees, when modulation is needed, the large capacity system will never reach full operating temperature. Radiators can take 160 degree plus water, but in warm weather, I doubt my radiators ever reach body temperature of 98f.
How large is your shop? How many rooms? How many floors? Slab on grade? Have you done a heat loss calculation?
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April 2013
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I re-read you post. Your "shop" will be a lot like my home. My home is 1200 basement and 2400 on two floors. If you put a regular hot water heater in the basement with a 80% boiler, they will heat that lower level. My basement comes out of the ground by about 3 feet on average, and when it was -17f a couple of years ago, it was 64f in my basement 1 foot above the floor (probably warm engough for a shop). With 2 inches of foam board on the basement, you have already heated your basement.
I would also like to add that you do not want to use fiberglass insulation in your walls on the upper level. Fiberglass is not very dense, so you therefore get a lot of air movement when you get below zero degrees. Fiberglass R-rating is HALF value at -18f, which is common in your area. Half means your bill doubles, as it did in mine comparing one winter with lows of 0f and another at -17f, in January. Not happy. Cellulose will maintain its R-value at any temperature you see in your locale.
More important than all of the help you will get here, I would like to suggest how you construct your building. Insulate the basement floor, and use all concrete construction. I mean concrete basement wall (with 2" foam board on the exterior), and I also mean concrete first floor wall. What are the advantages?
1. about as sound proof as can be
2. indestructible on the inside
3. if you put 2-4" of foamboard on the outside, and use dri-vit coating or other siding material, you have as large a heat sink as possible, and it is all inside of the space. Where you don't want to use dri-vit, you can insulate the inside instead or sheath the insulation. If you want indestructible on both sides, use insulated concrete panel for either the basement wall or the exterior wall or both.
If you want to talk, send me your telephone number in private message, and I will call.
You will also want to add an exterior door to your basement. It makes access a whole lot easier.
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April 2013
How you design the building is more important. If you had a square building with 50' on a side, times 4 sides, times a 10 foot ceiling that is:
50 x 4 = 200 x 10' ceiling = 2,000 sf of wall
2,000 sf of wall plus 2,400 of ceiling = 4,400 ft of wall and ceiling
If the average was an R-19, your u factor is .05 (about) x 4,400 sf wall=220 x 100 degree design temp equals a heat loss of only 22,000 btus per hour.
I would consider using a lot of skylights (on a flat roof), which will save you a whole bunch on lighting, but adds to security. With all that and any adds you have, your total heat loss could be 50,000 btus per hour or less. This is nothing. My home, uninsulated as it is, with 600 sf of windows has a heat loss of 94,000 btus.
If you target a 50,000 btu heat loss, you could use two or three of the smallest boilers burnham has, and never be without heat. Further let me throw something else into the mix. If you used cast iron baseboard (also indestructible in a shop, cast iron baseboard has 3.4 square feet of radiation per lineal foot. At only 140f water temperature this is 3.4 x 200 (200 btus output per 3.4 lineal foot at 140f) this is 680 btus per lineal foot of baseboard. 50,000 btus per hour / 680= only 73 feet of baseboard.
If you used radiators like my house has, a 26" high 4 tube radiator with 23 sections puts out a lot of heat. Each section has 5 square feet of radiation, and at 140 degree water puts out 200 btuh per square foot. That is 1,000 btus per hour per section. This is 23,000 btus for one radiator. The more radiators you add, the less your heat bill will be. Buy six radiators and that would be 138,000 btus of radiation, and about 60 gallons of water. The more mass, the less the gas bill. 6 radiators at 450 pound apiece plus 60 gallons (480 pounds) of water is 3,180 pounds radiating heat.
My gas bill (related to heating only $783 annual) is all the proof you need. Cast iron baseboard or cast iron radiators are also a lot more responsive than some other alternatives. It is also safe in your shop environment.
I have other ideas if you want to hear them.
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IN THE-immediate audience, in the House were diplomats of foreign nation's, members of the Supreme Court and high government dignitaries as well as the Congress mem- bers. Galleries spectators, security .for Mikoyan, but s: all necessary units will utilized. These forces will include traffic, detective, radio patrol and intelligence divisions, all performing their normal func- tions, he said. The chief said the maximum- security forces will continue on duty throughout Mikoyan's stay, from p.m. Sunday, (Continued on Page A-3. Col. 2) minutes guns. CLERK MARLENE HAIR SHOT. IN FOOT Carried by Ambulance Driver Bob Black Filibuster Curb Foes Win first Vote Test WASHINGTON Iff) The'by Johnson to table and thus Senate today turned down j a kill a resolution by Sen. Clin- key proposal designed by-civil- ton rights -advocates to clear the den Only 12 hours after what isj believed io he the worst catas- ropho in recent Spanish or'y were rescue workers' able o enter the ruins of Uivadelago as the waters rccc'ded; Not even hurricane' could nore damage. ight way for before pulling their filibusters.. a tight new curb on The bandits were .described in their late 20s. One had reddish hair, wore a wide- brfm hat arid dark glasses. The other man -was dark-complex- ioned and ugly. All-Time High Taxes Paid by Calif ornians FRANCISCO. The State Chamber of Com- merce has announced that Cali- tornians paid more than in taxes in the 1957- 58 fiscal high. -all-lime TTie chamber said state, local taxes totaled an increase of more than 500 million over the pre- vtyiis year. t. California was second, in the nation in federal- tax collec- tibns.wilh York state was first was P., Anders on An- derson's aim was to establish that each new Senate has the right to adopt its own rul.es by The roll call vote'was the majority vote at the start of first test of strength in the a session, swirling battle over rules touched off with .the'Start of the new Senate session two days'ago. The count was 60-36. It marked a striking victory for Democratic Leader Lyndon B. JohnsonXD-Tex) and other DVmocratic and Republican Senate leaders hacking a com- promise' offered by Johnson. .CONVERSELY, :it- was a major setback for Vice Presi- dent Richard M. Nixon and a bipartisan anti-filibuster bloc of Northern and Western sena tors. A majority of both Demo- cratic-and Republican senators voted on the leadership's 40 Democrats and 20 Repub- licans, i Against them were Democrats and 14 Republicans California senators Kuchel and Englc.'votcd on the losing side. The vote came on.a.motion Airliner in Crash, 10 Perish KINGSPORT, Tenn. The wreckage of a twin-engine Southeast Airlines plane was spotted today in Holston Moun- tains about 20 miles east of here. All 10 persons aboard apparently were'killed. The crashed plaiic was found by a Tennessee Air National Guard flier. He pinpointed the wreckage as about 300 feet from the top of the mountain. have done were packed among them with Mrs. (Continued onTage A-2, Col. 3) NIXON ,nAD expressed the opinion that the Senate has a constitutional right to make new rules each session, but he said_it was an issue .that would ave to decided by the Senate tself. Leaders of the anti-lilibuster orces regarded the Anderson motion as crucially important. :ts adoption would have paved he way for them to seek a ight debate-limitation rule (Continued on Page A-3, Col. 3) The plane was burned. Rescue parlies were dis- patched immediately to the site. Weather- Variable high cloudi- ness through Saturday. Little change in temper- ature. Maximum tem- perature to noon today: 73, THE PLANE, with seven passengers and a crew of three disappeared Thursday night as it was trying an instrument landing at nearby Tri-Cities Airport. The pilot, Robert Gollmier of Kingsport, radioed he would try an instrument landing be- cause of snow and lack of visi lility. The plane was never heard from again. the the wreckage was spotted. Offi- cials said it may take several for rescue units to reach Robinson Jr. Calls Police, Then Sleeps MALIBU "Ed- ward G. Robinson Jr. called for crew of sheriff's deputies to quell a disturbance at his home shortly before dawn today. Robinson called the Malibu Sheriff's Station and asked for 'a crew to get rid of a disturb ance" in front of his house. The deputy on duty askec him what kind of a disturbance replied the young actor. WHEN DEPUTIES Arthur Cantero and Gerald Williams arrived at the residence Robin- eon was asleep and the "people" were gone. Deputies said Robinson was not involved in the disturbance ENGINEERS -OF1 the cabril Hydroelectric Co: csti mated ..more than 230 'million cubic feet, of wafer had swept down tile drop onto the Village shortly after mid- night; The roar from the burst- ing dam' and swirling water was heard in villages five miles away. Pouring rain, flooding the dam'for the past month.' added the scene. The Monacabril power sta- tion; on the 'western edge' of the and employes on duty there were also engulfed by the wall of water. The disaster occurred in one of. the most inaccessible sec- 'tiohs-. of It posed' ho threat 'to American forces, whose nearest base is at Ma- drid, 190 miles to the south- east. Steady rains over the past month had swollen the lake to he brim, ft is also known .as jake Villachlca and is situated n the.extreme northwest cor- ner of Zamcira Province, about WHERETO FIND IT- Gbv. Brown declares Los Anr gelcs County disaster are'a; Story on Page A-12. to the horro'r'of the scfne. Houses in Rivadelago -were swept away as If made of'card- board. The dam broke at a.m. and most villagers were asleep TRUCKS and am- bulances, troopsi'garrisoned -In Zamora and of the Falange'. Party 'You.th Front were 'immediately.'ordered to 10 miles north of the border with Portugal. Rivadelago is just below the Mon'acabril Dam. Bench B-l. II a I A-9. A-9. C-3 to 11. Crossword- Page A-9. Dc'nth D-2. l'9ge A-3. B-3. Shipping C-l, 2, 3. A-6. Tides, TV, C-12. A-9. B-4. Your A-2. Brown Says He Will Ask Boost in Taxes and they planned no further action. There arc no roads in mmediate area where it. The three passengers and members were from Tennessee, the only stale served by the line. seven crew Incendiary Balloons Peril Refinery and sheriffs officers called for FBI help Thursday after incendiary balloons floated over Shell Oil Co. refineries near Five balloons carrying rail- road-type flares and other in- cendiary material exploded in the air and fell on refinery grounds. Debris, Including copper wire and flares, was sent to FBI lab- oratories end the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification at Sacramento. American Air Strike Settled WASHINGTON The government today announced a settlement in principle of the 21-day American Ajrlines strike. Final details remain to be worked out. Chairman Leverelt Edwards of the National Mediation 3pard said he hopes specific anguage covering broad princi- >les already .agreed upon can x worked out tonight. "I HOPE that by Saturday night the airline can begin re calling its people and possibly resume operations early nex Edwards'said. Edwards emphasized, how ever, that representatives o the carrier and the .strikin; Airline Pilots Assn. could stil run into a hitch.. Edmund G Brown he definitely will ask the Leg- lature to increase stale taxes. At his first news conference jnce.he became governor last lo'nday, Democrat Drown told eportcrs: "We have not final- zed the budget yet but we do now there will be new taxes Ve are trying to keep them as as we poss'b'y .can.: We vant as few taxes as we- can get away with." The governor also told news men he still opposes capita punishment but not tali any. position on the issue dur ng the course of the 1959 ses sion of the Legislature. However, he 'said: th Legislature passes a bill to abol sh capital- punishmentior t declare a moratorium on th death penalty I will sign sue a bill into law." BROWN ALSO told his new conference: He will not retain Seth Gor man as chief of the ment of Fish and Gams, a pos e has.held since 1951. The overnor said he has not icked a successor arid will con- with the Fish .and Game ommission and sportsmen's roups before deciding. He has.sent Warren Chrlsto- her, his' special counsel, to XDS Angeles to confer with mog experts. Christopher also talk to Bay Area 'smog jfficials and soon will render report to Brown "so that.. I can take affirmative steps on :he smog problem." The gov- ernor .stressed he believes smog is a statewide problem, not one restricted to a city or county. His "present Inclination" Is to leave the tidelarids oil fund intact to be spent only for conservation of natural re- sources such as' water and beaches and parks. But Brown added that he wanted to leave an "escape hatch" until, he com- pletes preparation of the budg- et so that the oil fund possi- bly could be used to help off- set an expected I960' deficit of more than '200 million dol- lars. .1 ;
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The bill would remove powers from the elected State Superintendent of Public Instruction and transfer those powers to a director, who would be appointed by Gov. Matt Mead.
"In my opinion, if they choose to have an appointed superintendent of schools, they then need to have an elected state board of education," Snyder said Tuesday. "I believe the voice of the people needs to be included."
Modifying the superintendent's position without making the board of education an elected body could lead to a lack of representation and cause concern over time, Snyder said.
"When you look at the possibility of certain beliefs, if the only appointments come from the governor and legislators, that can become problematic within the school systems," he said. "It very well might not, yet there's that potential. That's why I say there needs to be a component in that Wyoming Department of Education, within that design of education in the state, that has a direct representative of the people."
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Turner is one of many people who rely on the "SNAP" program to buy essential groceries, and she tells us she does what she can to make the food last all month, "You get a pack of chicken for around $11 $12 and I slice it thin to make it last and freeze it individually," adds Turner.
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The cuts come because funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act also known as the Stimulus Package are no longer available. For a household of two with no income they will receive $20 less, 4 will receive $36 less, 5 will receive $43 less. The charity "Faith in Action" is already hearing from worried clients, "They are either going to have to go without or reallocate funds from rent or electricity or something," says Tyler Franklin the executive director of Faith in Action.
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Eddie Mair interviewed the Revds David Page and Howard Norton for iPM on BBC R4 this evening. They were interviewed about the Clergy Discipline Measure procedure take against David by Bishop Wallace Benn following David's honesty in applying for a PTO 5 years after Wallace had refused David a PTO because David wouldn't answer questions about the intimacies of his relationship with Howard.
David and Howard have been partners for nearly 40 years. I remember the meeting of the Southwark Lesbian and Gay Support Network when Bishop Tom Butler had been invited to meet the group soon after his arrival in Southwark with a mission to suppress the uppity gay clergy in the diocese. Bishop Tom made it clear to the group that he wasn't going to ask questions about relationships and definitely didn't want to be told. Early in the meeting I said that contrary to what I'd told him in his study, I wasn't celibate. "I don't want to know that" he blustered. Fifteen minutes later David Page told him that the following day he would be celebrating the 25th anniversary of his relationship with his partner. "I DON'T WANT TO KNOW" he repeated, but it was too late, the cat was publicly out of the bag.
Bishop Wallace Benn is one of those bishops who does want to know. According to Canon Law and the House of Bishops Statement on Civil Partnerships he is perfectly within his rights to ask. Every bishop should ask the question – are you sexually active? The problem is, at least 50% of the bishops either don't ask or fudge the question.
As David pointed out in the Eddie Mair interview it's a post code lottery in the Church of England. It would have been easy to retire to a diocese where the bishop would have given David a PTO, no questions asked, because the rules are not observed consistently.
Two things are making the Church look ridiculous, its prejudiced attitude to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in ministry, lay and ordained, and the inconsistency of the House of Bishops, where some follow the rules rigidly and others very deliberately ignore them.
The people of Winchelsea, conservative with a small c and very open to the ministry of two transparently loving, faithful gay Christian priests, were absolutely outraged that the bishop should act against David. To compound matters, although Wallace Benn may have been unaware that the parish had ignored the bishop and had invited David to lead services and preach, lots of senior people in the diocese knew and were turning a blind eye.
David and Howard hope the publicity they are receiving may help to change attitudes in the Church. It would be an achievement, said Howard, if bishops never again asked intrusive questions so that the next generation doesn't have to go through what so many of my generation have endured.
Howard talked about his gay contemporaries in the Church, many of whom got married, marriages which worked for some and ended in divorce for others. Gay Christian relationships have been battered by church attitudes. Howard said their spiritual lives had been damaged; the impact of church attitudes on non-Christians has been appalling.
If everyone who was gay came out and declared their sexuality, how different would the Church appear, asked Eddie Mair? It would said Howard, make an enormous difference, clearing away a cloud and making the Church more accessible. At the same time, it would bring on a big international crisis in the Anglican Communion.
But even that assumption might not be entirely true. The Revd Michael Kimindu, one of the leaders of Changing Attitude Kenya has been in Mombasa this weekend for a seminar of 20 LGBTI people attended by the Bishop, Julius Kalu. The Bishop had been reported in the media as having said that homosexuals were worse than Al-shabaab. When Michael contacted him on the telephone, the bishop claimed to have been misquoted and even gave Michael the bible text he had preached from on the relevant day (Eph:, 6:10-20).
When Michael asked him whether he had seen or met any Kenyan LGBTI people, he wondered, " are they in Kenya really?" Michael told him there were and asked if he would be willing to meet me with some of them, hence his trip to Mombasa with Gideon and Pascal, partners and committed Christians whom I met when I was there in March.
Michael sent me a text this afternoon to say he had just escorted Bishop Julius from the meeting, full of joy. The bishop assured Michael of his support after listening to the testimonies from thirteen of the LGBTI people who were present. The bishop specifically asked that his presence and his positive response should be publicly reported to counter the earlier false reports of his sermon.


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What if spice is the familiarity of your life? It's all very well people going out for an Indian – or in these more gastronomically enlightened times, a Keralan, an Afghan or a North-West Frontier all-you-can-eat smorgasbord – but what if the quality of curry at home far outstrips what you'd find in a restaurant?
Growing up, the taste buds of British Asians are pampered by our mothers' cooking, rendering going out for a curry with mates of little value – food-wise anyway. Why spend a tenner when you can go home and raid the fridge for leftovers that taste far better?
Most British Asians are raised on a diet of rice with home cooked meat and veg curry dishes, but we also demanded fish fingers and McCain mini pizzas like the other kids' mothers cooked, and occasionally we got them. While our parents grew up eating rice and roti, we also had sausages, chips, beans, waffles, rhubarb crumble and spotted dick for our school dinners, and we didn't want just rice every night at home.
So sometimes to mix things up a little my parents would combine some leftover curry with pasta. Yes, pasta. Every non-Asian I have told of this reacts with incredulity, some with scorn, and some just ask "why?" But every one of them who has subsequently tried this eclectic mix - a tandoori tortellini, faal farfalle or rogan josh rigatoni - has loved it. And why would you not? No one would serve this as the main course at a dinner party, but as a way with leftovers it's perfect.
Pretty much all my Asian friends have had it in some form – maybe with egg noodles, maybe with dumplings. As a subcontinental twist on western comfort foods like toad in the hole or bubble and squeak, the combination only seems to work if it's all homemade: it doesn't work with takeaways as the sauces will be too rich, the spicing too uneven. The beauty of a homemade curry is it gets more tasty with each reheating.
The general rule is the more grooves and nooks in the pasta, the better it will hold sauce: so fusilli yes, linguini less so. But it matters little, the taste itself will eradicate any fears that what lies before you is purely novelty food. And why stop at pasta?
My parents both saw crisps not as a breaktime snack as I did, but as the final accessory to their dinner plates – my mum prefers Discos while my dad was a sucker for ready salted mini chipsticks. Smash them right up and whack them on top of your curry, don't be scared – after all if a rogue poppadum fell in with your rice would you be aghast?
Slap some leftover curry sauce with cheese in a sandwich. Mix in some sauce when you make homemade burgers, as the street stall Bhangra burgers does. Use sauce as a dip. In salads. Make kedgeree the next day, then stick that kedgeree in a giant Yorkshire pudding. Who's watching? Just as a turkey is not just for Christmas – why should a curry simply sleep on a bed of rice?


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Did Kate Middleton stop any Hollywood career chances for her younger sister Pippa?
Duchess Catherine's stature and fame may have shut down any chance for stardom for Pippa.
A report claimed that Pippa Middleton has ended her dreams of a showbiz career in the US for fear of embarrassing her sister, Britain's Duchess Catherine.
The 29-year-old brunette has received several interview offers on American talk shows but she has turned them down due to concerns she may create further unwanted publicity for Catherine - known as Kate Middleton prior to her and Prince William's wedding in April last year - following the recent publication of topless photographs of the duchess.
A US source told the Daily Star newspaper:
''Pippa has been besieged with offers from the US media offering a raft of opportunities - like being a special correspondent on shows like 'Entertainment Tonight', as well as interviews with Oprah Winfrey and others.''
Pippa - who shot to fame when she was maid of honor at Catherine's wedding - has also been forced to cancel plans to promote her new party planning book, 'Celebrate', in the US out of respect for her sister.
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Mums, dads and other fans flocked to file their own match reports on grassroots sports around New Zealand this weekend.
Supporters filed their reports to the new interactive Rate my Game site - and the reports were overwhelmingly positive in a celebration of heartland sport.
Reporting on Saturday's Aorere College versus Mt Roskill Grammar Ist XV game, Stephanie Lewis wrote: "Taking on Mt. Roskill Grammar looked to be a harder task than last week with Mt Roskill stamping their mark with a converted try within the first 2 minutes of the game. The Aorere boys quickly responded to draw the scores level and worked solidly to go to the break up 12-10."
She continued: "Awesome side line support from both sides with plenty of Aorere supporters making the trip across town, all witness to an excellent fast paced game of disciplined rugby.
Aorere Player of the Day this week went to Kisione Moala for another solid performance. Final score 22-10 to Aorere College."
Another Auckland fan reported "a great game between two very evenly matched sides" when St Peters College and Suburbs met on the rugby field.
"The deluge of rain in the morning did not dampen the enthusiasm of the teams as they took to The Cage and proceeded to play with commitment and confidence, in a tight tussle for points. The resulting draw was a fair reflection on the skill level of both teams. Sideline, parents were very supportive of both teams."
Rate my Game is part of a new Herald on Sunday campaign to support good behaviour on the sidelines of sports fields and courts, and to back the work being done in the big winter sports codes - rugby, league, netball, football, hockey and basketball - to combat increasing numbers of "ugly" fans.
The paper has published a Sideline Code, encouraging supporters to cheer loud, cheer fair and cheer proud. You can pledge your support for the code, and to do your bit to help New Zealanders enjoy and excel at their sports.
Ambassadors including injured All Black star Richard Kahui, Silver Fern captain Casey Kopua, league's Manu "The Beast" Vatuvei and World Cup soccer star Ivan Vicelich are all joining the call for sideline supporters to set an example to kids.
And the match reports flooded in yesterday - much like the rain at some parks. At Three Kings football ground, the so-called Torino and Roma teams clashed.
"Rain has cleared just in time for kickoff. Roma dominating the ball, supportive parental involvement," a fan wrote. "Torino fighting back, but Roma score. Cheers from Roma parents, clapping from the Torino sideline. Pattern repeated many times, but Torino keep their heads up. Parents on both sides cheering the goals and encouraging the defenders. Final score: Torino, 0; Roma, stopped counting."
Titirangi Yr 5 Kererus played Kaurilands for netball grading at Te Pai Park, Henderson.
"At an early 8.15am game this morning on the Te Pai Courts, the sun decided to come out and help the Titirangi Kererus convincingly win over Kaurilands 12 - 0," wrote a supporter. "Player of the day went to Tyra, but all players put in 101 per cent, really pulling together as a team."
The news was not so good from Papakura Netball Centre, where one fan reported poor behaviour on court. "The players were about thirteen years old and both teams it seemed were at the top of their section. The winning strategy was to lean on or somehow wriggle or bump the goal post at the crucial moment so that the opposition team's goal bounced off the hoop.
"The first time this happened I thought I had imagined it, and the second time I saw it I was amazed, but by the third time I knew this was the winning strategy taught by the coaches of the opposition, and not noticed by the referees!"
In the Waikato, Cambridge 5th grade football had a busy day yesterday.
"Even though the rain was persistent and the umbrellas were in full force, it didn't stop these avid football fans coming out and giving it their all. Five teams started the day at 9am with some warm up activities; chasing the tail, ghosts and truck and trailers.
There was emotion, both ecstasy and despair, from players and supporters alike as the warm ups got into full flight ... There was drama, competition, and laughs as the footballers showed their skills in game situations. Goals were a scored, dreams were made and the end result was inconsequential.
"Wet and tired, the players gathered for a final pep talk, a word of encouragement and a reminder to return next week for another, hopefully less wet, morning of football goodness. Thank you to the coaches, helpers and coordinators of the Cambridge
Junior Football Club. You do an amazing job."
The Inglewood Jets U9's played Central Superstars on Taranaki's Karo Park, Kaimiro.
"Awesome game with fantastic support on the sidelines," wrote Wayne and Claire Gower. "Player of the day, Dorian, whose goal keeping was superb. The support Inglewood Jets has on the sideline every week is huge. Parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers, aunties, uncles etc."
At Upper Hutt's Trentham Memorial Park, the Upper Hutt U8 Black Sheep Construction played Petone Stevens Motors.
"Great game, well played, well refereed and well supported," wrote a fan.
In Lower Hutt, Hutt Old Boys U10 Red Rockets met Upper Hutt Auto Image. "Today was a great game of rugby by both teams," wrote Steve Owers. "Great to see the boys are working as a team. There were some good tackles by both teams. Congratulations to HOBM with a 45-35 win, 5 in a row boys - keep it up Red Rockets."
At Waitohi Recreational Reserve in Picton, Marlborough, Samuel Swain reported "great sideline support" from Waitohi U6 v Renwick U6 Rippa Rugby
"Coaches, players and supporters all had a part in making this a fun game where the kids were the focus," he wrote.
And down in Christchurch, John Gordon reported on the game between Shirley White and Cathedral Grammar U11 rugby teams. "Both teams wanted to win with good spirts but ... Cathedral Grammar won. 3 tries, 2 conversion, well done."
* Would you like to write your own match report on your kids' Saturday morning sports game? You can - with the new Rate my Game application Rate my Game allows you to quickly and easily file a match report on any game, big or small. You can send it live from the sideline on your smartphone, or when you get home to your computer. Just click on the "Submit a report" button above the map, and then tell us about the game you're watching. Where is it? What code? Which teams are playing? Who's put in a starring performance? How are the mums and dads on the sideline - are they supportive, or are they ugly fans? Most importantly, you can rate the game by giving the sideline behaviour a big thumbs up.
* If you see remarkable behaviour on the sidelines this winter - good or bad - please get in touch by phoning 09-3739340 or emailing here.


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THE lead singer of rock band The Zutons, who broke a man's nose after his girlfriend was insulted, was convicted of assault today.
Dave McCabe, 29, headbutted Peter Appleby during an alcohol-fuelled row outside a nightclub, Liverpool Crown Court was told.
McCabe, who wrote the hit song Valerie which was covered by Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson, reacted after one of Mr Appleby's friends mocked his girlfriend's fur-collared coat, saying it looked like she had a beard.
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First Jack Schiff issue.
Speedy has yellow hat and red hair. Green Arrow clamps an Arrow lamp on to the pack of a crook so he can follow him. Also uses magnesium flare arrows. First trick arrow?
Letterer credit and modified synopsis added by Craig Delich 12-10-07. With Siegel drafted, Fox switches to the Spectre and Joe Samachson takes over Doctor Fate.
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The Voice: Kat Won #voicesave, But Josh's Fans Were Louder
During last season of The Voice, we analyzed how the show is changing the way we watch TV with its heavy social media incorporation to drive audience engagement. On last night's episode, The Voice teamed up with Twitter and introduced a first-ever "instant save" whereby viewers had the opportunity to vote to save one of three contestants — Jonny Gray (@jonnygraymusic), Kat Robichaud (@katrowbeeshow) and Josh Logan (@Josh_Logan).
#voicesave rules are as follows: only one Tweet per unique Twitter ID per artist will count, and you must Tweet your vote within the designated voting period using the #voicesave hashtag plus the eligible keyword of the artist you wish to save (full rules here).
The sophistication of the voting rules only goes to show that social TV is becoming increasingly significant for networks as they invest more resources into second-screen audience engagement.
Per The Voice's analysis, Kat received the most votes and therefore was saved from elimination.
We decided to look at the total volume of Tweets (so, not unique Tweets per Twitter ID per artist) to see if the results would have been any different had multiple votes per user been allowed. Using @NBCTheVoice's Tweets denoting the opening and closing of votes as our official timestamps, we looked at all Tweets (including RTs) using #voicesave over the 5-minute period (9:53-9:58 pm ET / 8:53-8:58 pm CT) as well as the individual totals of Tweets (and RTs) including Jonny, Kat and Josh's names AND #voicesave over the same time period. Here's what we found:
During the five minutes that voting was officially open, Josh actually generated the most cumulative votes with a total of 138,458. Kat came in second with a total of 130,653 votes and Jonny came in last with a total of 106,161 votes. The nearly 8,000 total vote difference between Josh and Kat is pretty substantial.
Kat initially took the lead within the first two minutes of voting, but was out-voted by Josh over the three remaining minutes.
So even though Kat had more people voting for her, Josh's fans were the loudest and most persistent on social media. Unfortunately for him, those extra votes from individual fans didn't help him stay in the competition.


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Name: Jalen Greene
Position: Quarterback
Class: Freshman
Size: 6-foot-3, 212 pounds
Age: 17
High School: Serra
Scouting Report: Standing at 6-foot-3 and 212 pounds, Jalen Greene has the makings of the ideal quarterback build. Left-handed, like former USC quarterback Matt Leinart, Greene offers something that many recent Trojan quarterbacks have not: mobility. Running for over 3,000 yards and 30 touchdowns in high school, Greene has proven that he is a dual-threat quarterback with great potential in Steve Sarkisian's new offensive system.
Prep Career: Greene hails from Serra High School, the Southern California high school football powerhouse that has produced recent USC stars Marqise Lee and Robert Woods (just to name two). A three-year starter, Greene accumulated quite the stat line, throwing for 6,355 yards with 68 passing touchdowns and running for 3,040 yards with 30 rushing touchdowns. The Cavaliers went 35-6 during Greene's tenure as starting quarterback, and Greene wrapped up his high school career by being voted All-Mission League Offensive Player of the Year, Max Preps All-State Division II first team and All-CIF Western Division.
Spring Ball: As an early entrant, the 2014 spring was the perfect opportunity for Greene to adjust to the tempo, mentality and overall atmosphere of collegiate football. The freshman alternated reps with Cody Kessler and Max Browne with the mindset of competing for the starting gig. Greene saw many elements of his game improve through the first practice periods of his Trojan career specifically noting his mental focus, endurance and accuracy. It's been an adjustment for the three-year Serra starter to now be third in line on the depth chart, but Greene is focused on learning everything he can from both Kessler, Browne and the entire coaching staff.
Sarkisian on Greene: "I think Jalen has a very high ceiling here. His future is very bright. He's a guy who has steadily improved and will continue to do so."
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2333?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Mark Miller updated SOLR-2333: ------------------------------ Attachment: SOLR-2333.patch While looking at this it also became apparent that we want to change how we deal with CoreDescriptor for thread safety - seems we want to make it immutable and make a new one when when we want to change things. This can be done in another issue though. > The "rename" core admin action does not persist the new name to solr.xml. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: SOLR-2333 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2333 > Project: Solr > Issue Type: Bug > Components: multicore > Affects Versions: 3.1 > Reporter: Paul R. Brown > Assignee: Mark Miller > Fix For: 3.1.1, 3.2, 4.0 > > Attachments: SOLR-2333.patch, p > > > The core name during the persistence process is drawn from the core descriptor rather than the corecontainer, and the result is that renames are not persistent. It would be straightforward to change this by using the same style of manipulation of core name as used in the swap admin action. > It would also be useful to change the access privileges of the name property of a CoreDescriptor so that admin handler implementations can manipulate core names directly. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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text: Once upon a time, Stephen John Smoogen <smooge gmail com> said: > Well since it caught you.. I would say no. no is checking for this. We > need to put it on the get-er-done list. I guess I did ask an obvious question there, didn't I? :-) I did a quick check, and it doesn't look like it is too bad at this point. At least one is a bug in a RHEL package (MRTG providing SNMP_Session's perl modules). Not including package conflicts (such as perl-Net-Telnet), I see: - GraphicsMagick-perl perl(Turtle) (RHEL: ImageMagick-perl) - atlas liblapack.so.3()(64bit) (RHEL: lapack) - perl-GraphViz perl(DB) (RHEL: perl) - perl-POE-Test-Loops perl(Switch) (RHEL: perl) - perl-Perlilog perl(UNIVERSAL) (RHEL: perl) - perl-SNMP_Session perl(BER) (RHEL: mrtg) perl(SNMP_Session) (RHEL: mrtg) perl(SNMP_util) (RHEL: mrtg) perl(SNMPv1_Session) (RHEL: mrtg) perl(SNMPv2c_Session) (RHEL: mrtg) - perl-XML-XPathEngine perl(XML::XPathEngine::NodeSet) (RHEL: perl-XML-Twig) - perl-Test-Mock-LWP perl(HTTP::Request) (RHEL: perl-libwww-perl) perl(HTTP::Response) (RHEL: perl-libwww-perl) perl(LWP::UserAgent) (RHEL: perl-libwww-perl) - perl-SOAP-Lite perl(LWP::Protocol) (RHEL: perl-libwww-perl) I have filed a bug about perl-SOAP-Lite (BZ 557485), and I filed a bug about RHEL's MRTG a couple of months ago (BZ 532556). Some of these don't show up as a problem because the EPEL package has a longer name (so yum chooses the RHEL package first), but I would guess that's not behavior to depend on. -- Chris Adams <cmadams hiwaay net> Systems and Network Administrator - HiWAAY Internet Services I don't speak for anybody but myself - that's enough trouble.


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"The bar keeps getting raised each year as these technologies mature and the businesses grow along with them," said Patti Glaza, Vice President and Group Publisher of Small Times. "It is an honor to recognize these trail blazers for the hard work and dedication they have made to changing our world for the better."
Best of Small Tech Award: Product
The Small Times Magazine 2005 Best of Small Tech Product of the Year award goes to a product that is helping researchers simultaneously discover the genetic underpinnings of obesity, autism, diabetes, multiple sclerosis and sudden infant death syndrome: Affymetrix' Genechip Mapping 100K Set.
Runners-up are Intematix' White Lightning phosphor, Labcyte's Echo 550, Nanomix' Nanoelectronic H2 sensor and NanoOpto's Subwave Optical Isolator.
Best of Small Tech Award: Company
E-Ink captured the 2005 Best of Small Tech Company of the Year award for its work in display technology. E-Ink developed a screen technology that utilizes power only when its content changes, allowing an image to remain on the screen after the power is cut.
Runners-up are AdvanceTEC, Nanosolar, pSivida and Zyvex.
Best of Small Tech Award: Business Leader
Oxonica CEO Kevin Matthews took his company public, increased its name recognition and led several business deals with major international firms. As a result, Matthews earned the 2005 Small Times Magazine Business Leader of the Year award.
Runners-up are Keith Blakely (NanoDynamics), David Fyfe (Cambridge Display Technology), Greg Galvin (Kionix) Frank Guidone (Measurement Specialties).
Best of Small Tech Award: Researcher
Hewlett-Packard's Phil Kuekes had several key patents issued this year detailing methods for making nanoelectronic devices and designing nanowire arrays and molecular crossbar latches. His breakthrough research in this area earned him the Small Times Magazine Best of Small Tech Researcher of the Year award in 2005. Kuekes is a senior member in the Quantum Science Research group at HP.
Runners-up are James Baker Jr. (University of Michigan), Robert Langer (MIT), Samuel Stupp (Northwestern University) and Xiang Zhang (UC Berkeley).
Best of Small Tech Awards: Innovator
Oxonica founder Peter Dobson's vision for his company was realized when the company gained entry onto the Alternative Investment Market in London. The achievement of this vision earned him the Small Times' 2005 Best of Small Tech Innovator of the Year award.
Runners-up are Rashid Bashir (Purdue), Angela Belcher (MIT), Stephen Quake (Stanford) and Sally Ramsey (Ecology Coatings).
Best of Small Tech Awards: Advocate
The announcement of a $1 million nanoscience prize every two years beginning in 2008 earned philanthropist Fred Kavli our Best of Small Tech Advocate award for 2005. The award has been heralded as nano's Nobel Prize and will be available to researchers anywhere who advance nanoscience.
Runners-up are Kees Eijkel (MANCEF & University of Twente), Mauro Ferrari (Ohio State University), Richard Jones (University of Sheffield) and Jackie Ying (Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology in Singapore).
Best of Small Tech Awards: Lifetime Achievement
Kurt Petersen, CEO of SiTime; co-founder and former president and CTO at Cepheid, captured the 2005 Small Times Magazine Best of Small Tech Lifetime Achievement award. This award is in recognition of his contributions as an innovator, entrepreneur, business leader and mentor in the MEMS industry. Petersen won the Small Times Best of Small Tech Business Leader of the Year award in 2002 and his company, Cepheid, won Small Times' 2003 Product of the Year award for its biohazard detectors.
About the Awards
This is the fourth year of the prestigious Small Times Magazine Best of Small Tech Awards. Nominees are evaluated by Small Times Media staff and seven panels of industry experts. Awards are based on accomplishments between September 1, 2004 and September 1, 2005. More details can be found in the November/December issue or online at http://www.smalltimes.com.
Other Headlines from Small Times Media ... - Cornell gets high marks from peer institutions in Small Times nanotechnology rankings - UAlbany NanoCollege Ranked Number One for Micro and Nanotechology for Second Straight Year - Nanotech Success Requires Manufacturing Research - SmallTimes Magazine and Nano Science and Technology Institute To Co-Produce �Health & Environmental Summit on Nano� at Nanotech 2007 in May - Oxonica Receives Double Honors at Small Times ''Best of Small Tech'' Awards
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Choosing A High Quality Food For Your Pet
By Rachele Baker, DVM – One of the easiest ways to help keep your pet healthy is to feed him or her a high quality pet food. A high quality diet will provide your pet with the nutrients and vitamins they need to have a healthy immune system to enable them to fight potential infections. The right diet will help your pet avoid obesity with its associated health problems, support the health of his or her heart, kidneys, and other organs, support joint health, and give him or her a shiny, healthy haircoat. With all the different diets available, how do you decide which one to feed your pet? How do you know if a pet food is high quality?
Read the Ingredients list on the back of the bag or can. All dog foods and cat foods must list the ingredients in their foods in order of weight. It is also important to note that the first ten ingredients in the ingredients list usually constitute eighty percent or more of a dry pet food.
Look for a pet food that has a first ingredient of real meat such as chicken, fish, or lamb in the ingredients list rather than meat by-products. Also check the ingredients list for whole grains such as brown rice, barley, or oats. Corn, wheat, and soy have been linked to allergic reactions in some dogs.
As an example, compare the first eighteen ingredients in the two Adult dry dog foods in the table below. The first and most important ingredient in the Blue Buffalo food is deboned chicken while the first ingredient in the leading brand is chicken by-product meal. Which would you rather feed your pet? Blue Buffalo is just one of several high quality dog and cat foods. Not all high quality diets will work for all pets. Some pets may prefer one brand over another. You may need to experiment to find a high quality food that your pet likes and they do well with.
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Remember that whenever you want to switch your pet to a new diet to gradually transition them to their new diet over a period of several days or longer. A rapid change in diet can cause your pet to get diarrhea or other digestive upset.
Choose a food that is appropriate for your pet's stage of life. Puppies and kittens should be fed a high quality Puppy or Kitten diet until they are one year of age. Foods that state they are for "All Ages" are not appropriate for feeding to puppies or kittens. While puppies and kittens are growing, they have huge nutritional needs. They need more calories, protein, calcium, and other nutrients than adult dogs and cats. Adult dogs and cats between the ages of one and seven years should be fed an appropriate Adult diet. Once your dog or cat gets to be age seven, it is time to change their diet to a Senior diet.
Look at the table below to see an example of the differences in Puppy, Adult, and Senior dry dog foods. You will see that the amount of protein, fat, calcium, phosphorus, and calories are highest in the Puppy diet. The Senior diet has fewer calories since older dogs are less active. In this diet example, glucosamine and chondroitin have been added to the Senior diet for joint health since many senior dogs develop arthritis as they age.
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While it may be more expensive to buy a high quality food for your pet, the benefits will outweigh the cost. A healthier pet will be happier, live longer, and have fewer health issues requiring costly veterinarian visits. It is worth your investment of time and money to find a high quality diet appropriate for your pet's stage of life and feed it to your pet consistently.
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Did this event in April 2012 and loved it. Great organisation, well set up course with some fun stuff and some challenging stuff and a really good vibe. I did it on my own but teamed up with some other runners at the start and ended up running most of it with them. Saw lots of teams who seemed to be having a good time - even a few mud fights in the lake! - so think I'd do it that way next time. Also great tech t-shirt at the end of the run!


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tait vs. josh?
did anyone else see the fight as a draw? I'm not sure if UFC tried to ******* foreshadow/pre-empt the fight decision but Josh? was all about family and Tait was all about peace love? Anyone think the editing of the show sucks?
I'll still watch the ufc, but they gotta start legitimizing.
I seen it as another push from dana to bring those to back in the ring at a later date. He will have Tait saying that he should of won the fight and yadda yadda yadda.
it shoulda went one more round.
There is no doubt in my mind that the fight should have went to another round. Judges... can't live with em, can't kick em in the head without getting fined and susspended.:D
I'm happy the fight did not go another round. Dana said the fight was one of the best yet? Just because the fighters are closely scored does not mean the fight is good - two evenly matched amateurs are still just amateurs - another round would have been punishing for the viewers! Neither of these fighters are ready for the UFC, and personally I thought the fight was a real disappointment to watch.
i think it was good and tait almost had him a few times. but there should have been a third round.
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