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I was wondering, I live in a 50+ year old home with all wood sub-floor and an outdated terribly inefficient baseboard hot water heat system (old noisy iron pipes and a 50 year old boiler that burns gas like it's going out of style) I'm trying to find out if it would be feasible to install a radiant hear floor system that receives the hot water from my natural gas water heater (we rented a home for about 2 years with a hot water radiant system in the concrete slab and it was never cold). Most of the current floors are hardwood floors other than ceramic tile in the den, kitchen and two small bathrooms. I have access to all the floors/joists/etc. from beneath due to a full unfinished basement that has no insulation(yet). Most of the systems I come across appear to require installation during initial construction, is there a retrofit system that can be added later? I'd like to use one of the pex systems for ease of installation by my husband and myself. (I have done a good bit of basic plumbing-my most recent job was building large koi ponds with custom filtration/refill/drain systems) any ideas?
No offense to you or your husband but this is not a very DIY friendly project. The design of the system is pretty critical. Perhaps if you had help with that part, it would become a bit easier. There is A LOT to consider....most likely more info than you can get from just a few posts here. Here are a few links to look at. You'll need to consider layout, manifolds, controls, zones, mixers, insulation and a heat source. Take your time and don't be afraid to get some professional help for certain parts of this.
good luck!
Thanks for the quick reply. The main system I've come across that peaked my interest is geared towards a do-it-yourself approach (for the basic systems at least) : http://www.radiantec.com/index.php
This is why I posted here. We already have a high efficiency natural gas hot water heater (which appears to be the preferred heating source). Also, where I live (a very small southern town) there are currently no local HVAC contractors specializing or even thinking about radiant heat systems, the few I talked to said they would have to do some major research before even giving me a quote or just take a swing at figuring it out (which is NOT what I want to hear a professional say). Every place down here pushes heat pumps :( I grew up in a electric heat pump heated home, it was never warm unless you cranked it way up (shooting the heating costs through the roof) and I've heard the same from most everyone I know that has one. My husband also has bad dust allergies and an air duct system wreaks havoc on his health. My only hope with a professional is to find some one willing to drive from out of town and not charge me an arm and a leg (we are a young couple on a tight budget with our first child on the way, so reasonable cost is very important )
I'm not suggesting you need to spend a lot of money. Figure your budget out and set aside some of it for professional advice. I'm fairly sure you could send your floor plans to some of these online companies and they could design your system for you, spec'ing out the appropriate materials. THAT'S your biggest hurdle.
If your local HVAC guys would need to research it, surely you will too! Spend some time looking that the links and don't be afraid to ask the manufacturers questions too. Heck, you may even find a company that will design your system for free if you buy their materials. No guarantees but I've seen it done before.
Good luck!
Thanks. Yeah, I know it's going to be a long road ahead to get this figured out...along with LOTS and LOTS of research :) Good thing I like research, seriously. I hope some good luck does stay with me throughout this project :yes: thank you again for the replies and the well-wishes!
I own a 100 year old home in SW KS and would like to fit it with radiant heat from under the subflooring. I, too, have access from the basement. My problem is that about 40 years ago my mother had another floor installed over the subflooring (which appears when viewed from below to be tongue and groove) and the nails used to secure the (probably) particle board went all the way through the floor and hang down into the basement by about 1/2".
Right now I'm in the scheming/dreaming stage, but I don't want to have to remove the floor that was installed 40 years ago--there was some good reason the second layer was installed but as my mom is now dead I'll never know what it was. If this is going to be an impossible barrier (other than taking a bad-ass tool and clipping off all those nail tips protruding through the subfloor), I want to quit dreaming about it right now!!!!
Anyone have any experience with this sort of problem? Any suggestions or ideas would be greatly appreciated!!
As a rule if it has ducts call an HVAC company, if it has pipes call a plumber. That's why you can't get any quotes, plumbers are the ones who usually deal with boilers, radiant, baseboard, radiators, and other systems that deal with hot water.
I do not mean to be negative, but water heaters are not allowed by code to be used as boilers. I installed a pump and coil in my return air duct as a separate zone, only to find out it was illegal, and had to be removed in order to get my AC inspected.
It has to do with the UL rating, and safety testing for the UL rating does not cover it being used as a whole house heating device, or a substitute for a boiler.
I was upset, but thats the law, at least here. My ex-father in law has been heating his house for years with an "on demand" water heater, and it works great, but, that doesnt make it legal, and will come back to haunt him when they go to sell the house.
What I really find interesting is that in European countries, they have already dealt with the fuel cost issue, and some of thier technology is so far advanced from ours here in the states, its almost shameful. Visit some overseas HVAC sites, and get some ideas. Personaly, Im waiting for fuel cell technology to get here.
They do make tankless boilers....
To the person with the protruding nails: Smack them flat with a hammer.
To the person wanting a Hydronic system:
If you are handy and resourceful, there isnt any reason why you could not install a hydronic underfloor system as long as it has been engineered and sized right.
Call Watts Radiant 800-276-2419 for some help and guidance on the initial sizing/specs.
I would strongly suggest using Onix tube rather than Pex for an underfloor installation. Its a bit more expensive than pex, but requires no heat transfer plates and is faster and easier to install, so cost wise its either cheaper or a wash in the end.
Small dedicated boilers and on demand water heaters are not too expensive and may be used for smaller systems.
Now you're talkin'!!
I am the poster with the nails, knock 'em down I shall :thumbup: (maybe, that is....read on).
Sure wanna say thanks for the tip about this Onix tubing! The thought of not having to fuss with heat exchangers is exciting! That was my issue with the nails all along--too many nails sticking down too far to get a heat transfer plate into good contact with the subflooring's underside. Heck, I may even be able to leave most of the nails sticking down--they might provide a good stop-barrier for the underside insulation.
Thanks, again!
visit: www.wattsradiant.com or call 888-432-8932 and ask for hydronic tech support!
It is not approved for potable water--no supply lines! The company does market an approved PEX style product if you want to maintain consistency with connectors, etc.
Re: using a smaller HWOD unit as a system heater, it's even better than I thought :yes: . The system runs as a closed loop, no need for a reservoir (I mean, DUUUH, I guess that's the idea of HWOD, anyway, right--no tank???). There is a thermostat, but it uses a thermometer somewhere on the floor to measure floor temp. The thermostat activates/de-activates both a pump and the HWOD unit, which is adjusted for the temperature needed. The Onix tech support site is very helpful, they will even help design the system soon as I can provide them with a floor plan and a floor-joist diagram.
Oh, yeah, those dreaded nails sticking down--no problem. The tubing's diameter is greater than the length of nail sticking down, and I can cut off/flatten the few that would make it inconvenient to run the tubing. There does need to be a radiant barrier and insulation installed below the Onix tubing, but there needs to be 1" "clearance" between the Onix tubing and the closest substance below it, otherwise the radiant barrier material will function as a heat transfer plate and siphon off warmth intended for floor heat.
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"Because nothing comes from nothing, but what if…"
"There are no special circumstances. You can't be a little bit pregnant, a part-time murderer,
or live in a kind of free society. You either have the right to participate and protest, or you do
not, just as the police have the responsibility to not allow vandalism—which is how they get
away with their own brutality: protesters screw up, or the police are directed to incite them so
that they can justify the suppression of the public's rights."
"No compromise anywhere?"
"Now you're getting it!" she said, enthusiastically.
"I've done a comprehensive shoot on police work, and I know that it's an incredibly hard
job on the nerves. People don't understand their lives."
"Are you offering this as an excuse for brutality?"
"No, I'm saying that I can see why they can abuse their authority, even enjoy the release,
because they live a different world than ours. They keep us safe, but have to deal with danger
and disrespect all day."
"Meaning they are reacting to these circumstances in otherwise peaceful circumstances, like
soldiers do from the undercurrents of fear in their lives?"
"Exactly. So what are you advocating?"
"I am not advocating anything. I am explaining, and can see that you are agreeing with, how
the foggy reasoning of the average person can cause them to commit terrible acts—justifiable
acts to them—because they are focused on their conditioning, not what is in front of their eyes.
As a result, they form special cliques to separate themselves from those who haven't walked the
walk," she said as Catherine brought us the bill.
Bonnie smiled, nodded her thanks, and continued making her point as Catherine quietly
"Initially, you lacked fear because your parents and our culture did not promote it, and as a
non-combatant you naively went off to war. O nce there, you were harshly conformed to its ways
on a scale that propelled you far beyond the cultural script that had instructed the fighters you
were with, so that you could see its stark influence without hesitation." She paused. "This will be
a dreaming lesson, by the way."
"Being propelled beyond the cultural script to see its influence?"
"You told me it was common for crews without reporters, meaning you, to do independent
interviews; what struck you the most about them?"
"The stock answers soldiers gave about why they were there; no real understanding at all."
"Exactly," Bonnie concurred. "The bottom line is that the fighters you came to know did not
see a coup of their freedoms taking place in front of their eyes. They had become just what you
saw right away, but could not fully grasp—they are not defending the gates of freedom from
foreign tyranny, they are the marauders storming foreign lands. So blinded by patriotism and
duty are they, that they've killed their own people to maintain the farce."
"I assume you mean the Kent State thingy—it's making sense to me now."
"It should; it happened to you."
"I'll take that to mean you would like an explanation?"
"It was more of a 'what the fuck' huh, but go ahead. Are we still aligning my behavior with
America', or are we dealing with how I can't see my own conformation to fear?"
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Musical-theater-loving tots can check out four new musicals by the Children's Theatre Company. Rescue Me: A Musical History of Women explores the voice of women in popular music, Lorax and Money Bags retells Dr. Seuss's classic story of the Truffula Trees, Miss Spider's Tea Party is about a spider who overcomes the other bugs' false impressions of her, and Mio, My Son is the magical story of a young boy hoping to meet his father. Ages 5 and up.
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Street parties broke out in several locations as those who resented her policies and their consequences celebrated the demise of a leader who was more divisive than almost any other in recent history.
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Grievances against the former Conservative leader take in her treatment of miners in the 1980s, withdrawal of free milk for school children, her role in the response to the 1989 Hillsborough disaster and the controversial Poll Tax.
Critics also pointed to her description of Nelson Mandela as a "terrorist", her government's support for Pol Pot, her actions in the Falklands War and her subsequent backing of Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.
Long-running website isthatcherdeadyet.co.uk was amended to simply state the word 'YES', while asking: "How are you celebrating?"
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In Glasgow, more than 300 people gathered in the city centre after organising the event on Twitter.
Members of organisations including the Anti-Bedroom Tax Federation, the Communist Party, the Socialist Party, the Socialist Working Party, the International Socialist Group, were joined by members of the public in Glasgow's George Square.
Anti-capitalist campaigners shouted from loudspeakers, "Maggie, Maggie, Maggie" as the crowd replied "dead, dead, dead".
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Police in central California say at least four people have been killed, including the alleged gunman, in a crime spree on the Tule Indian Reservation.
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…Who sheriff's deputies say they exchanged gunfire with after a pursuit and traffic stop. They also tell us the suspect shot his two young daughters during the stop, before police shot him. The suspect and his daughters are also being treated. No motive, and we're told the investigation continues.
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We would love for everyone to consider making their rabbit's housing more of a habitat, especially if your bun is spending a lot of time there while you are gone during the day. Try to make it a pleasant and interesting environment that they can enjoy. Most rabbits need to be kept in their habitats at night and while you are away to keep them safe. However, they do need to be out to play and exercise 2-3 hours minimum each day . We think the following options will help you to design your very own rabbitat.
One of our favorite things to recommend for housing your bunny is a 30″ tall exercise pen. They come with eight 24″ panels, so you end up with a 4'x4′ space, or you can attach the sides to a wall to get a larger space. If your bunny likes to jump, try a taller pen. It gives them lots of room for a litter box, toys, a box to jump and chew on, a twig tent, or concrete tube to run through. You will need to protect your floor underneath, and can do that easily with some indoor/outdoor carpet, or pre-cut linoleum with a rug thrown on it for traction. This is an excellent way to create a bunny habitat.
If you are a bit creative and want to make a custom bunny condo, try the "Organiz-its" cubes from Target. They are sold in 14″ grids. You will need two of these boxes to make a proper size condo and shelf. They can be put together with the attachments that come along with them and then zip-tied together for stability. Multiple shelves can be added by connecting the grids to each other and to the sides of the pen and supporting them with dowels placed through the squares. Be sure to place heavy cardboard and some carpet securely on the shelf. You will find that most bunnies love to sit up on the top level. It makes for a great perch for them to lounge on and gives them the opportunity jump and get a little excerise. It is important to note that you will need to secure some grids as a top over the shelf area so bunny doesn't jump out.
Different ideas for configurations can be found on the internet if you do a search under "NIC Condos". Going to three levels is fine, just remember that your bunny will like to have as much floor space as possible to stretch out, or run around. The levels should also be tall enough for them to stand up on their back feet and stretch up. If you have a smaller rabbit, lower the shelf, or make steps or a ramp so they don't get injured jumping down. Be sure to put carpet on the steps or ramp for traction.
Very large dog crates are also acceptable housing for small to medium sized rabbits. A shelf can be added at the back by putting dowels through the side openings and fastening a piece of wood to them, with carpet attached securely for stability and traction. This not only adds to the overall space your rabbit has available, it gives them the opportunity for a little jumping, exercise and play. This setup is pictured below. The crate in our photograph is 28″ by 42″ and it is the smallest size we would recommend.
Wire crates are not our favorite choice because they are just too small. However, they can be used if you have a smaller bunny who is out more than he is in. Be sure to cover the wire on the floor with a piece of carpet or rug or grass mat to protect bunny's feet from the wires. 36″x 36″ is the minimum size we would recommend.
Never house your rabbit in the pet store cages that have a molded plastic bottom and wire top. They are absolutely too small! If you already have one, you can put it in your bunny's space and leave the door open. It can be used by the bun for a litter box, or filled with hay or shredded newspaper for digging. You may need to cover the door if it opens like a ramp to protect your bun's feet as he hops in and out.
Bunnies are sometimes the most interested in the simplest toys.
Try a toilet paper roll stuffed with hay.
A box to jump on and chew up.
Telephone books to shred. (Please remove the shiny covers)
Wooden rings or hard baby key rings to toss and chew.
Several layers of newspaper to shred.
Wooden bird toys that hang on the side of a cage.
Natural pine cones with no pesticides.
Natural grass mats to chew. (Keep strings cut off)
A concrete form tube left whole or cut in half to run through like a tunnel.
A large water bottle or heavy crock that cannot be tipped over.
A food bowl that cannot be tipped over.
A large litter box. (Please see our page on recommended litter.)
If you have questions about any of these options for your rabbitat, please contact us and we will be glad to help you with your plans.


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Once Again, Small Is Beautiful
Every summer, fund managers sift through a heap of research on the annual rebalance of the Russell 2000 -- the benchmark index of small-cap stocks -- in which new companies are added and others are dropped for various reasons. Investors scurry to anticipate the changes because they know that being added can send a company's shares soaring, since they'll suddenly be purchased by all index funds that model the Russell 2000.
As the stock market gyrates amid economic uncertainty, interest in the annual rebalance has been at a fever pitch. Merrill Lynch small-cap analyst Satya Pradhuman says, "I've been getting calls since March." The preliminary list is already out, with the the final rejiggered index debuting on July 1.
The intensified scramble is part of a broad renewal of investor interest in small-cap stocks, which typically have a market capitalization of around $750 million. Last year, the Standard & Poor's 500 index of large-cap companies lost a painful 10%, and the Russell 2000 slumped 3.02%. So small-caps, long shunned for their lack of liquidity, are looking attractive as big-cap leaders of the stock market boom lose their luster.
But small-caps aren't all the same. So far this year, small-cap value stocks have been one of the hottest investments around, gaining 8.4% through May 31, while growth has added just 3.3% in the same period. The Russell 2000 Value index includes companies with lower price-to-book ratios and lower growth forecasts than small-cap growth stocks.
In 2000, the value stocks of the Russell 2000 index posted a 22.83% gain, while its growth counterparts gave up 22.43%. The question, of course, is whether small-cap value stocks will keep rising. Many analysts say yes, but volatility even in this sector is more intense than usual.
The Russell 2000 comprises the 2,000 biggest U.S. companies by market cap that aren't big enough to make the top 1,000. It's revised to flush out the companies that have grown too big to be included or have been edged out by other companies. This time around, some 607 companies will be added to the Russell 2000, and about 429 will be dropped, with tech companies accounting for a big chunk of the additions.
Broad losses in market cap at tech companies will send a slew of them into the small-cap index, driving the index's tech weighting up 6 percentage points, to 16%. Amar Reddy, small-cap analyst at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, predicts the proportion of growth to value will also make the index more temperamental. That's because the weighting of growth stocks in the index will be 50%, compared to 44% last year.
What's the best way to play these changes? One obvious way is through mutual funds. Lately, small-cap value funds have been the best performers among all categories, up about 13% on average year-to-date, according to Morningstar, which tracks mutual-fund performance. Morningstar's research shows the hottest funds in the class this year are Dreyfus Small Company Value, which is up a stellar 38% year-to-date, and Boston Partners Small-Cap Value, up 37%.
What sorts of companies will do best among the small-cap value plays? Elizabeth Pearce, portfolio manager at High Mark Small-Cap Value Funds, points to food stocks, noting that smaller brands tend to be undervalued and get better growth while maintaining the defensive characteristics that typically come with investing in food companies. "The value side tends to be more cyclical," she says. "You get a stronger kick as the economy improves."
Hain Celestial Group (HAIN ) is her favorite food stock. Shares have been hovering around $25, down from $40 after Hain's merger with Celestial Seasonings last spring. Pearce estimates that the stock, which trades at two times book value is a bargain and prospects for the company should improve over the next six months.
Rick Giesen, who manages Munder's family of small-cap value funds, likes energy companies. "I think natural-gas companies will do well on a cyclical basis," he says. "Supply is probably the tightest it has been in 15 years." Giesen says that small-cap energy stocks are cheap trading around 4 times 2001 cash flow estimates.
The building-materials sector looks promising to Allen Klee, fund manager at Guardian Park Avenue Fund. At around $8, U.S. Concrete (RMIX ) is trading at seven times next year's earnings per share and looks cheap given the company's long-term growth rate of 12.3%. It's also cheap when judged against other building-materials companies, whose stocks trade at price-to-earnings ratios of around 15. "The company should be a beneficiary of increased highway spending," Klee says.
To be sure, much of the gains in these hidden gems may have already occurred, says John Richardson, a portfolio manager at Munder's. "Small-cap value is still trading at discounts and there's still compelling valuation, but it's not as compelling as it was a year ago," Richardson says.
Still, small-cap value plays will likely remain popular with investors for the foreseeable future. If the U.S. economy keeps slowing and Europe and Japan also face slowdowns, investors will be cautious. "When people become sensitive to risk, they take comfort in fundamentals. They look at earnings, book value, and the price they're paying," Richardson says.
And if economies start to turn around, as many economists predict they will be by early 2002 -- well, small-cap value shares tend to fare well early on in economic recoveries, too. Little wonder so many investors are picking through the Russell 2000 trying to find the best ones.
By Amy Tsao
Edited by Thane Peterson


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Should have filed the report under Oncor - they are the ones who installed these so called "Smart Meters" TXU did not
Was just trying to help
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TXU may suck but You can sign up for the average billing - I did years ago with both my Electric and Gas and even got a nice fat rebate check back for the gas not used
Suing will do no good - you will get nothing in a class action suit - lawyers get most of it - Your mother may qualify for assistance due to her age and health within the county you live in - look into options for elderly assistance
Over the years, TXU has provided over $50 million to assist customers with paying their utility bills and in many cases, the funs will stop a disconnection of their utility service. Hundreds of thousands of families have benefited from these funds. The assistance program is known as TXU Energy Aid.
The primary reason that the TXU Energy Aid program was developed was in order to provide temporary utility and energy bill payment assistance to the many thousands of families across Texas who face a critical situation each and every year. The program is funded from many sources, including customer donations, private funds, and money from the utility company.
Using these various sources of contributions that are both made by TXU Energy and its generous customers across its service territory, selected social service agencies, such as the Salvation Army and local community action agencies across Texas manage the program and administer the funds to individuals and families right in your local community. Incredible as it may sound, for over 26 consecutive years, TXU Energy Aid has provided almost $55 million in utility bill payment assistance, and the funds have helped over 340,000 families in need across Texas.
The commitment being made to help low income, elderly, and others in need is incredible. The TXU Energy Aid assistance program, which is their flagship energy / utility assistance program, has helped change the lives of thousands of people by giving them the time they need to get back on their feet.
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6 unconventional uses of Facebook!
Most people use Facebook to connect with friends, to catch up with colleagues, to make new business acquaintances, to post family pictures and discuss hobbies and special interests. Businesses use Facebook to promote products. Social organizations use Facebook to promote causes. These are some of the more common uses of Facebook. But then, some of us like to push the envelope. To boldly go where many have not gone before. To explore unchartered waters. To use Facebook like it's never been used before. So, here are a few very off-beat, creative uses of Facebook. Maybe, you'll draw inspiration from them.
- Teach a class:
Anwarul Islam, a professor at Dhaka University uses Facebook to teach students. He regularly uploads class notes, assignments and semester marks on the social networking site. He posts links that might be useful to students. Students can also post queries which he answers through the site. The students are excited by this new mode of learning. They know their lessons are just a click away!
- Track lawless drivers:
Delhi Traffic Police uses the Facebook to track lawless drivers and aggressive rule-breakers. The police force enlists the help of digital informants who post photos of fellow drivers violating traffic laws. Right now, the site has 25,714 fans and over 3000 photos. Based on the pictures, Delhi Traffic Police have issued nearly 700 tickets, using the license plate numbers shown in the photos to track vehicle owners. Drives home the point that you really can't escape the law, isn't it?
- Find lost monkeys:
Symbio Wildlife Park, Australia had posted a message on its Facebook page for help in returning eight stolen endangered monkeys. It even posted photos of the monkeys on its Facebook page. This means getting down to serious monkey business on Facebook. It's also a cool way to track stolen endangered species.
- Travel and write a book:
Wondering if you had read this one right? Indeed, you have! Inspired by the movie, The Motorcycle Diaries, a young married couple, Devapriya Roy and Saurav Jha have embarked on an 80-day journey across India on a shoe-string budget, while penning their experiences into a 'dynamic book in motion.' This one's called the Heat and Dust project. The coolest part is they are using Facebook to get ideas, tips and suggestions on paths to take across this vast country!
- Stage a walk-out:
18-year-old Michelle Ryan Lauto, a Pace University student who once attended high school in New Jersey decided to take action against the $820 million cut in educational funding for next year. He organized a State Wide School Walk Out through Facebook. Over 10000 students RSVP'd 'Yes' via Facebook. Now, that's a smart way to stage a huge walk out, right?
- Taunt the police:
Surprised to read this? But that's exactly what Craig 'Lazie' Lynch did. He was an escaped convict who set up a Facebook profile and taunted the police on his whereabouts with photo updates. He managed to garner 1200 Facebook friends. However, he is now back in jail having been caught early this year. He still has a few Facebook groups dedicated to him. Quite the hero, Craig!
I'm sure you have also come across several off-beat uses of Facebook. Feel free to share it with us.
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Captured a swarm on June 2.
Inspection on June 7th plus donated frame of brood to help with population.
Another inspection June 14th revealed 7 queen cells
Another inspection on June 29th revealed all of the queen cell gone except for 1.
Inspection on July 6th showed very sparatic laying with very few eggs found and a couple of larve.
Inspection today July 11 showed a new queen cell that had been capped?
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Alfred Lodge OAKES, 26 Montgomery Road, Sharrow, Sheffield, Manager
Charlotte Augusta OATES, 97 Upperthorpe Road, Sheffield, Married Woman
Inez Dorning OLDHAM, Eastnor, Station Road, Yardley, Worcs
Joseph OLDHAM, Eastnor, Station Road, Yardley, Worcs, Secretary
Arthur OLDROYD, Healey in Batley, Yorks
Charles OLIVER, Hazeldean, Stoneygate, Leicester, Boot Factor
John OLIVER, Rothwell Haigh nr Leeds, Retired
John Henry ONIONS, Market Drayton, Salop, Solicitor
James Smith OSTLER, Sovereign Street, Leeds, Leather Factor
Joseph Henry OWEN, 18/20 Bridge Street, Earlestown, Lancs, Boot Dealer's Manager
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Thomas Henry OXLEY, 3 Edinburgh Road, Upper Armley Leeds, Bank Clerk
Fred Watkin PAGE, 14 Palk Road, Wellingborough,
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Maria PARKER, 453 Shoreham Street, Sheffield, Spinster
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Mary Charlotte PEEL, Hopewell House, Lightcliffe nr Halifax, Yorks, Wife
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Annie Maud TURNER, 28 Franklin Road, Harrogate, Spinster
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Lewis Bramley WALKER, 11 Clarendon Place, Leeds, Wholesale Clothier
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From Gourmet Magazine (June 2007). A really tasty and different way to do radishes. When roasted, they lose their bite and become almost sweet.
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I don't know why I never thought of roasting radishes--thanks for the idea and for the recipe. Killed two birds with one stone roasting off the extra zucchini and radishes from everyone's gardens that somehow keep ending up in my kitchen. We had some as a side dish with dinner and I'm going to use the leftovers for a veggie/tomato soup. Awesome! >>Updated to add stars, sorry!<<
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- 2 lbs zucchini
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- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon black pepper
- 3 bunches large radishes, greens discarded (2 1/4 lb total with greens)
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- Put oven racks in upper and lower thirds of oven, then put baking pans on racks and preheat oven to 450°F.
- Halve zucchini lengthwise, then cut crosswise into 1/4-inch pieces. Toss with 2 tablespoons oil, teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper in a large bowl. Halve radishes lengthwise, then cut crosswise into 1/4-inch pieces. Toss with remaining oil, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper in another large bowl. Working quickly, spread zucchini in pan on lower rack and radishes in pan on upper rack.
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Lisa Timmons: Fergie's giving a whole new connotation to the functionality of a "doo rag."
J. Harvey: What a lovely bandanna dress. She looks like she should be wrapped around a Hell's Angel's forehead, sopping up road juice.
Cara Harrington: Let the baby bump rumors begin. Everything about her old man hankies sewn together to make a dress is wrong. I am all for the mini. It is cute and if you have great legs you can rock the look easily. But Fergie and her Godzilla acrylics just look trashy.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has built upon historic action it took last November by making public more names of underperforming nursing homes across the country. The link to the list of identified nursing homes is below.
On November 29, 2007, the agency began publishing the names of Special Focus Facility (SFF) nursing homes that had failed to improve significantly after being given the opportunity to do so.
Serious deficiencies include such things as failing to give residents their medications in the correct dose at the correct time, taking steps to prevent abuse or neglect, inappropriate use of restraints and failure to prevent or properly treat bed sores.
Once a facility is selected as an SFF, state survey agencies are responsible for conducting twice the number of standard surveys and will apply progressive enforcement until the nursing home either (a) significantly improves and is no longer identified as an SFF, (b) is granted additional time due to promising developments, or (c) is terminated from Medicare and/or Medicaid.
Between November and February, CMS worked with states to assure that the SFF list* is current and provides consumers with the information needed to make a distinction between nursing homes that are improving and those that are not.
This updated and expanded list identifies facilities by the category they fall within, such as:
The SFF initiative was created by CMS in 1998 in response to the number of facilities that were consistently providing poor quality of care. Those facilities were periodically instituting enough improvement so that they would pass one survey, only to fail the next (for many of the same problems as before). Facilities with this compliance history rarely addressed underlying systemic problems that were giving rise to repeated cycles of serious deficiencies.
Nearly three million Americans, most of who are enrolled in Medicare or Medicaid, depend on the nation's 16,000 nursing homes at some point during each year. The number of SFFs in each state varies according to the number of nursing homes in the state. These nursing homes, at the time of their selection as an SFF, had survey results that were among the poorest five or 10 percent in each state.
There are currently about 131 active facilities identified as an SFF. This number varies over time as nursing homes are graduating or leaving Medicare and Medicaid and new nursing homes are in the process of being added to the SFF list.
The CMS data indicate that about 50 percent of the nursing homes identified as SFFs significantly improve their quality of care within 24-30 months, while about 16 percent are terminated from Medicare and Medicaid.
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Also, is 50 saying Keef is to be dropped from Interscope?
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Mediterranean migration crisis: stories from the ground
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my dad handles my insurance, so i dont know, but i do not that the 325 is considered a performance car, so look to even more cause of that factor
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that could be right, becuase i know its over a thousand every 6 months... :angry:
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do you even know how much your insurance is? i'm betting 300 a month. it must be a lot for an M3
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I never liked statistics. Too... assuming. They just assume that everyone is exactly the same. This 20 year old got into a wreck, so other 20 year olds will too. Unfortunately, I can understand why they do that in this type of situation. They gotta get paid. I like your new sig, GD
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What?! Excuse me, of course I wont flash money in front of people who have little or nothing, but I am not about to pretend I am a Christian to get some respect. If someone is going to harm me telling him the Lord sent me is not going to stop him in his tracks.
Louis, the drivers' boss, called me after about an hour on the road. Was everything all right? Very thoughtful, but not actually reassuring, I mean, should I worry? Was he worried?
Everything was fine
They called me madam, informed me I could smoke if I wished and passed me a bottle of water.
Then they left me in peace.
I was happy as Larry and feeling quite smug. After all the tutting and warning - these men were perfectly kosher.
Till we stopped at a petrol station.
While the vehicle was being seen to I ran to a shop, got some drinks, hopped in again and, to my horror, I saw in the side mirror the truck was open and someone had his hands on my backpack.
Everything I need to survive here is in that bag, and a fair amount of cash to pay for the trip. I shout, jump out and confront the man. He raises his hands apologetically, bows and asks for 2 rand. What the fuck...........
My new friends show no emotion and no explanation about the trailer being open is offered. They shrug their shoulders, nothing to do with them.
I'm dumbfounded, but now distracted by a beggar, a dirty man, who is shoving a shiny red gift-packed bottle of perfume towards me
No way. It must be stolen and besides, I can't stand most perfume. My buddies are not helpful, looking away, I am left to fend for myself. Finally I manage to push him away and slam the door shut.
I need to get a grip but there is a sudden commotion, angry, raised voices from my drivers as they rush out of the car, leaving me alone, feeling rather vulnerable.
A little later they return, panting. What's up? The bum had sold them a knife earlier and pinched it back again while he was harassing me.
Now the tone of their unfamiliar language is not so friendly - rough and menacing. I don't like it.
It is getting dark as we drive on to the deserted roads, the trees and shrubs looking sinister in the twilight.
It comes to me I am at the mercy of these angry men through out the night. I don't know them, not even their names, thinking it better to keep myself to myself, now I wonder, how does their mind work - how does mine work for that matter
The violence stories come back to haunt me: 'My maid has been with me for 20 years, raised my children, but wouldn't hesitate to kill me.' 'It will give a black man enormous status to rape a white woman and he will enjoy killing her after. Nothing personal. It's in their blood.'
I keep hearing this stuff and yet I have only met ordinary and kind people. Is it a racist belief? Or are these two men going to prove them right?
Dear God, I feel sick at the thought and want to get out of the truck, assess the situation.
Another petrol station looms up and I ask them to stop for me to use the toilet.
The oldest comes along with me. Crooked teeth, one in the front missing, the shiniest bald head I have ever seen. Kind eyes. I buy him a drink, he humbly accepts, thanking me in a soft voice, and as I pay I see him dropping a small coin in each of the three battered collection boxes on the counter.
I see a fine man, a gentle man. What was I thinking? Shame on me for doubting these people for no reason at all other than they have different ways of dealing with things, lives I don't understand, and I let the nasty stories get to me.
We sat in the dark, warm cabin, eating chocolate, drinking coffee and cola, and I knew in my heart I was perfectly safe.
And so I was, well, the spare driver had to be told how the gears worked before he could take place behind the steering wheel. The other went to sleep, not at all perturbed, I stayed awake, just in case, till I was dropped of at the Cape Town airport at 5 am. The chauffeur asked a porter what was a safe place to leave madam till the city woke up.
Bless him.
Money I saved on the bus fare went to these men. Their faces lit up, but it was my pleasure. I felt they had given me far more, they had restored my wavering faith.
So will I continue to be foolhardy?
No. I respect the opinion of the South Africans, even those who are not ashamed to say they are racist. They have lived here all their lives, and I will listen to what they have to say and keep in mind I know nothing, nothing about this country's history, how things have become the way that they are now. I can not judge, I can only listen and try to understand, realise that my values and beliefs can not be applied indiscriminately to this part of the world. This country where I am feeling more and more at home, in spite of my incomprehension.
Enough, I am knackered, but looking forward to a day in Cape Town tomorrow and then onwards to Namibia and further........god, I am lucky.
I am, and grateful for all I am experiencing.
Bedtime now. And please don't worry - all is well.
I hold my heart (Dutch expression) don't know whether your courage should be admired or declared madness. either way - the journey of a lifetime! be safe - thinking of you, love -


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Interesting glitch/bug in The Dam (online)
Hello, Naughty Dog. I have discovered a way to manipulate the 3rd person camera in a specific location in 'The Dam' online gameplay. I don't want to elaborate much further as this bug allows you to see all players locations very clearly inluding the enemy players. Just want to bring this to your attention as it may cause issues online for players expecting fair gameplay. Message me and I will provide exact details.
Adam MacAskill.
Re: Interesting glitch/bug in The Dam (online)
Here is the details on the glitch.
In The Dam (online), the starting spawn point that the path leads down to the waterfall/river area. Go down the path to the right and you will come to a little area with am item stash. There is a broken tree that is a greyish color, walk onto to tree and then you will be able to shimmy your way up the wall and see over the dam to the other side and snipe people. You need to continue to position yourself up higher, (you will be at about waist level with the top of the wall). Aim your weapon toward the direction you came down (the path toward your spawn point) and the position the game camera behind you, once the camera pans out far enough the entire screen will turn white and you will be able to see enemies perfectly. I will attach an image if anyone has problems trying this.


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Visit The Newest Jagoe Community- Deer Valley
Join me Emily Carter as I broadcast live from Deer Valley on Hwy 231 just three miles South of Daviess County High School. I'll be live from the the model home this Saturday from 2 to 4pm. Deer Valley is a great choice with the feel of country living, plus all the amenities of city life. Just minutes from the bypass the newest addition to the Jagoe family is picture perfect, and super convenient.


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NEW ZEALAND DRAFTS EVERY WAR RESOURCE; All Men Over 16 Liable to Call --Munitions to Be Produced
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WELLINGTON, N.Z., June 19-- After ten months of the war, New Zealand's Government moved today to mobilize all available resources in support of Great Britain's stand against Germany. Sweeping decrees were issued under legislation passed last month to take control of the ...
June 19, 1940
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