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ActHIB Patient Information including How Should I Take
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- What is haemophilus B conjugate (PRP-T) vaccine (ActHIB)?
- What are the possible side effects of this vaccine (ActHIB)?
- What is the most important information I should know about this vaccine (ActHIB)?
- What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before receiving this vaccine (ActHIB)?
- How is this vaccine given (ActHIB)?
- What happens if I miss a dose (ActHIB)?
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- What should I avoid before or after receiving this vaccine (ActHIB)?
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What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before receiving this vaccine (ActHIB)?
Your child should not receive this vaccine if he or she has ever had an allergic reaction to a haemophilus B or a tetanus vaccine, or if the child has received cancer chemotherapy or radiation treatment in the past 3 months.
Before receiving haemophilus B conjugate vaccine, tell your child's doctor if the child is allergic to any drugs, or has:
- a bleeding or blood clotting disorder such as hemophilia or easy bruising;
- a history of seizures;
- a neurologic disorder or disease affecting the brain (or if this was a reaction to a previous vaccine);
- an allergy to latex rubber;
- a weak immune system caused by disease, bone marrow transplant, or by using certain medicines or receiving cancer treatments; or
- if the child is taking a blood thinner such as warfarin (Coumadin).
FDA pregnancy category C. It is not known whether this vaccine is harmful to an unborn baby. Before you receive the vaccine, tell your doctor if you are pregnant.
Haemophilus B conjugate vaccine should not be given to a woman who is breast-feeding a baby.
How is this vaccine given (ActHIB)?
This vaccine is given as an injection (shot) into a muscle. Your child will receive this injection in a doctor's office or other clinic setting.
Haemophilus B conjugate vaccine is given to children between the ages of 2 months and 18 months old. It may also be given to an older child with a medical conditions such as HIV or AIDS, sickle cell disease, or who is receiving cancer treatments or a bone marrow transfusion.
The haemophilus B conjugate vaccine is given in a series of shots. In most cases, this vaccine is given as 2 separate shots, 2 months apart. A booster dose is then given 2 months after the last shot, or no later than 4 years of age.
Your child's individual booster schedule may be different from these guidelines. Follow your doctor's instructions or the schedule recommended by the health department of the state you live in.
Your child can still receive a vaccine if he or she has a cold or fever. In the case of a more severe illness with a fever or any type of infection, wait until the child gets better before receiving this vaccine.
Your doctor may recommend treating fever and pain with an aspirin-free pain reliever such as acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil, and others) when the shot is given and for the next 24 hours. Follow the label directions or your doctor's instructions about how much of this medicine to give your child.
It is especially important to prevent fever from occurring in a child who has a seizure disorder such as epilepsy.
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Border Collie Rescue of Northern California Inc.
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Who We Are
Border Collie Rescue of Northern California, Inc. is a federally recognized non-profit group comprised of volunteers who give of their time, ability and their homes to help place Border Collies where they will be well cared for and loved. Our primary goals are to protect the Border Collies already here, strive to prevent the over-breeding of Border Collies or the breeding of poor quality individuals, and owner education of any Border Collie owner who requests help. Fundamentally, Border Collie Rescue is a response to Border Collies that are abandoned, lost, or mistreated and need a caring home. We also help, in extreme emergencies, those who have to give up their dogs. We feel that the responsibility for caring for lost, neglected and abused Border Collies must rest with those who know and love the breed. The individuals who comprise Border Collie Rescue are current or former breeders, exhibitors or aficionados who have many years of experience with the breed and understand the needs of the dogs. What better reward could there be than knowing that dozens of Border Collies which otherwise might have been put to sleep, left out to starve or to run loose in the streets to be crippled or killed in traffic, are instead in loving and caring homes.
Is a Border Collie For You?
With the recent appearance of the Border Collie in movies, commercials, and television programs, many people are now considering one as a potential new pet. While Border Collies are very intelligent, they also require a larger time and energy commitment from their owners than many other breeds. They are active, spirited, and sometimes strong willed. Although some may be calmer than others, others are decidedly hyperactive, always wanting to be up and doing something. They often exhibit obsessive behaviors, like chasing lights, shadows, and running or dripping water. Many owners have no patience for this kind of activity, but breed lovers seem to enjoy this loony streak. There is no way of telling how highly developed a pup's herding instinct will be. If you acquire one that wants to work above all else, its frustration may take the form of herding and possibly nipping at the heels of children, running adults, or other animals. This is not a sign of viciousness, but it is something that must be controlled, especially with small children who can become frightened with the behavior. The people who make the most satisfied Border Collie owners are people who enjoy spending a lot of time with their dogs and are willing and able to make the commitment to exercise and train in some way every day; who are very active, who like to hike, jog, and/or take long walks with their dogs; who don't mind living with a dog that never really settles down, even in the house, even after a lot of exercise, even when its owner is tired from a long day at work, and most important, who have a real job for the dogs to do, whether it's one of the dog sports that these dogs excel at, or, of course, herding a flock of sheep. In summary, Border Collies are much more work than most other breeds. They do not typically make easy family pets. If you have never been around one, try to spend some time with the breed before you decide to get one. Many Border Collies end up in shelters when their owners find that they are just too much trouble to have around because they need so much exercise, attention, and training/mental stimulation. (Reprinted by permission from the author, April M. Quist. Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000. All rights reserved.)
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Listen carefully and you might just hear the real vision for Hexagon's geospatial solutions. This was my goal in attending HxGN LIVE, the annual user conference that brings together Hexagon's Metrology, Process Power and Marine, Geosystems and Security Government and Infrastructure (SG&I) divisions.
The combination of Intergraph's GIS solutions, ERDAS imaging and photogrammetry plus Leica Geospatial surveying hardware has always offered the potential to compete with Esri, Autodesk and Bentley and I documented this last year at the conference.
However, this year, I heard and saw something slightly different and it was revealed in a fusion of technology that would be easy to miss. In one of the presentations, presented by Steve du Plessis, he showed how data from a natural color RGB satellite image could be projected onto the individual points of a lidar point cloud thus giving the image properties to point clouds. In effect, this fusion combined satellite data and point clouds to deliver image, topography and texture to a single data set that can be used for further analysis.
What this demonstrated was the full capabilities of the Hexagon geospatial suite of products: data capture through laser scanning, image processing, geospatial analysis and spatial data visualization. In speaking with Mladen Stojic, Intergraph's vice president for the geospatial portfolio he said that "Hexagaon is a company offering data capture tools for above and below ground; inside and outside physical plants." He said that the combined resources of the Geosystems division (aka Leica Geosystems) and SG&I can control the flow of information from the hardware capture platforms to the analytical software.
This one-two punch of Hexagon's hardware and software assets allows its customers to build dynamic information data stores that fuse digital content from various data sources (point clouds, imagery, feature data) into a model that can be more readily updated as new information is acquired. Stojic emphasized that the goal is to shorten the lifecycle from sensing (i.e. data capture) to analysis and action.
Product Notes
- Spatial Modeler in ERDAS IMAGINE has gotten a user interface refresh
- Spatial Modeler will be available in next year's release of GeoMedia
- GeoMedia's Full Motion Video solutions has come a long way and the ease of workflow has been dramatically improved
- Spatial aggregation functions have made their way into GeoMedia
- GeoMedia now employees the standard Microsoft ribbon (see more in my deep dive report on the Geospatial Product suite)
- New dynamic spatial modeler
- Added radar analyst workstation; integrated ribbon interface; added real-time ship tracking; dynamic edge enhancement; on the fly reproduction.
- IMAGINE Objective is a new segmentation algorithm with intuitive segment creation and will incorporate point clouds
- IMAGINE Objective uses object-based classification to analyze color, shape and size of pixel. Spectral properties, size, shape and texture of each pixel are analyzed for similar characteristics.
- Function added for batch classification and filtering
- Function added to measure heights from 2D images
- Improved swipe tool for image layers
- Easier styling for vectors (coming from GeoMedia)
- Take underlying RGB image and assign color coding to point clouds (very cool)
Coming in 2014
- Convert ERDAS IMAGINE over to a 64-bit operating system and make sure that it is a full 64-bit solution
- Create workflow in spatial model so that it can be published in a web client
- Vector and raster integration coming to Spatial Modeler
G/Technology (Utility and Infrastructure)
- G/Technology 10.2 released in July 2012
- Map based redlines can now be modified in G/Technology Designer and Analyst; this simplifies workflows across different sets of users
- License management extended to MobileViewer
- Administrators will have better reporting capabilities for tracking licenses ensuring corporate compliance.
Upgrade considerations
- Geometry storage in Oracle Locator format in G/Technology 10.0 - spatial data upgrade tools are available for download
- User information retrieved from LDAP repository in G/Technology 10.1 - identity & access management GUI provided with G/Technology administrator
- VBA customization capabilities retired in G/Technology 10.2; Support for .NET customization continues
Upcoming releases
- Custom line style handling for export and attach; update version compatibility for DGN and DWG planned for G/Technology 10.2. SP2.
- Simpler configuration and testing with additional diagnostics tools; better coordinate system matching; jpg rendering and other improvements in G/Technology 10.2 SP2
- Legend Builder - new tool to provide easy legend definition and maintenance; build edit operations
- G/Tech certification: Window 7 & Oracle 11g now; currently working to be compatible with Windows 8 and .NET 4.5 and Oracle Database 12c
The portfolio is comprised of four products (click image at left for larger graphic):
- Geospatial Portal / SDI - thin client
- GeoMedia WebMap - publishing capability to the web
- GeoMedia Smart Client: configure workflows for advanced geospastial functionality for the non-GIS user
- ERDAS Apollo: managing server-based data, geoprocessing and storage
- New enhancement include a unified administration console (webmap, portal, SmartClient) - all server products use the same administrative UI; the console provides the means for creating and configuring all aspects of server-side engines, web services and web applications in one place.
- Performance - improve functionality and scalability model
- Catalog editing utility is now bundled with Geospatial SDI
- Features and functionality of ERDAS APOLLO web client have been built into Geospatial Portal.


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The police are holding a 44-year-old man from Sliema in connection with the stabbing of a 49-year-old man from Zabbar last night.
The stabbing took place in Tommaso Dingli Street, Attard but the man was found in a pool of blood in nearby High Street at about 12.30 a.m. He is not in danger of dying.
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Bound by history and with more in common than most realise, Australia and South Africa are entering a new phase of their relationship, writes Jim Davidson.
The Museum of Sydney is holding an exhibition of drawings, prints and paintings of Cape Town. That might seem an odd sort of thing for it to be doing; but the subtitle says it all. "Halfway to Sydney", it proclaims, adding the explanatory dates 1788-1870. This takes us from the First Fleet to just after the opening of the Suez Canal. During this period ships heading east to Australia put in at the Cape for provisions, a welcome spell on shore for crew and passengers after a couple of months at sea.
Almost as a charter, on a special stand in the centre of one room, sits an illuminated diary by a First Fleet member. He was horrified at the display by Dutch officialdom of whipping posts and gallows along the foreshore, intended to intimidate the large slave population. Nevertheless he faithfully rendered in a sketch the stunning view of Table Mountain and its outliers above the town.
Ever since Sir Francis Drake dubbed it "the fairest cape in all the world", people have been captivated by that view. (For a long time it was the only good thing to be said about Robben Island.) But what was to be made of the society that had gown up, since 1652, in the port town at the foot of the mountain?
When the English novelist Anthony Trollope arrived there in 1877, his immediate response to Cape Town was that it was "a poor niggery, yellowfaced half-bred sort of place, with an ugly Dutch flavour about it". His book was more tactful; raw prejudice like this could be expressed in a private letter. It is also fair to say that such attitudes derived in part from the fact that the place was truly exotic. It was hard to get a handle on.
For a start, there were no more than a few thousand black Africans in Cape Town at this time. Much more prominent was the Cape Malay population, good Muslims (most of them) who comprised an eighth of the population.
The original Khoi or Hottentot people of the Cape had been vanquished long before, but their blood flowed freely in the veins of the Cape Coloureds. These people of mixed extraction were the most distinctive group.
Then there were the Dutch-speakers, who generally kept to themselves, while the less numerous English ran the civil service and most businesses. It was a stratified, tight society. People from elsewhere in South Africa say that Cape Town still is.
Interaction between the Cape and the British colonies on the other side of the Indian Ocean was limited initially. Young Australians had India, China and the Pacific islands closer to hand; young Capetonians were beckoned by ivory, skins, and later mineral discoveries in the African interior. But both places were significant cornerstones of the British Empire, and at an official level the exchange was more extensive than is commonly realised.
Sir Richard Bourke was appointed governor of NSW largely because he had already been a successful governor at the Cape. Even more strikingly, Commissioner Bigge, who brought NSW governor Lachlan Macquarie to book with his famous report on the colony's laws and regulations, was also sent to the Cape to perform the same function in connection with the administration there of the autocratic Lord Charles Somerset.
Later, three governors of Victoria - Barkly, Darling and Loch - also served at the Cape.
Some judges and officials also worked in both places.
Nevertheless there was also some disdain for Australia at the Cape. When the British government proposed in 1849 to send convicts to Cape Town, there were massed meetings and boycotts of the ships involved. They were forced to sail on to Sydney. So Australia was where the convicts went.
Eleven years later, Prince Alfred, the Queen's second son, celebrated his birthday while touring the Cape; the colony felt bonded to him ever after. A village, a developing port, docks, a mountain pass, a cathedral tower, a regiment - all were named after the young prince. But when, seven years later, he toured Australia as duke of Edinburgh, he was nearly killed by an assassin's bullet. As far as Cape Colonists were concerned, the treatment of the prince in South Africa and Australia exemplified their differences.
There were also artists who worked in both places. George French Angas, notable for his work in Australia and New Zealand, had an episode in South Africa and worked on the eastern frontier of the Cape, producing a volume of lithographs of African life. The gifted Thomas Baines did virtually the reverse: although his paintings and sketches of Northern Australia are important, they are not as significant as those he would later do of the Eastern Cape and Zimbabwe. His watercolour sketches are particularly lively: one on show in a notebook boldly captures the whole cluster of peaks leading up to Table Mountain, here seen dominating the city like a gigantic plasma screen.
When I was a boy I would look at old family photograph albums, and pick up loose flimsy prints, more tan-coloured than sepia, of rough-looking, single-storeyed houses squatting on a treeless plain. There were others of railway bridges, solid iron-frame constructions spanning rivers that had hardly any water in them. Only later I realised I was looking at images of the reconstruction that took place after the Boer War. Another larger photo showed a horseman sitting upright, wearing a double belt of cartridges with rifle at the ready; he was a great-uncle, off to fight South Africa's warlike Matabele people.
It seems that my grandfather and his brother, third generation Melburnians, had gone to South Africa for adventure. It was a land of opportunity. Gold - in fact the world's largest deposits - had been discovered at Johannesburg in 1886. Melbourne, on the other hand, was experiencing hard times: after the excesses of the land boom and then the bank failures of 1893, many were reduced to meals of bread and dripping. The young got out - to Sydney, to the Western Australian goldfields, to South Africa. All were equally British colonies, Durban simply an extra 10 days on the boat from the West.
So the nature of contact changed. In the early 19th century, apart from passengers stopping at the Cape, the links had been largely official. But once self-government became operative in both places, and once the gold rushes here began to subside, Australian adventurers began to turn up in South Africa.
One hears of them at Kimberley, in the Northern Cape Province, after diamonds were discovered there; but they were at hand even before that, at the preliminary river diggings. The town of Sydney-on-Vaal still marks their passage. They also turned up at the country's first gold diggings in the eastern Transvaal, and if the village of Pilgrim's Rest didn't quite resemble Walhalla, the wattle trees still to be found there nonetheless record their presence. And then there were the great discoveries on the Witwatersrand, leading to the founding of Johannesburg. The claim has even been made that it was an Australian who made the first lucky strike, but he seems as ephemeral and elusive as the original Johannes.
Whatever the case, the Australians were a distinctive presence on the Rand around the turn of the century. Australians were already there in the days of the Transvaal republic, flocking to the popular "Melbourne", "Victoria" and "Ballarat" bars, and frequenting what was described as an Australian brothel.
Games of football, Australian Rules, were regularly played in Johannesburg. More Australians came over as volunteers in colonial detachments during the Boer War: Australia provided more than half of the imperial troops fighting with the British.
Many stayed on. By 1904 the Australian population of Johannesburg amounted to 5000, a 10th of all English-speakers.
Politically the Australian connection was to have a two-way effect. When the White Australia policy was being enunciated at the time of Federation, Australia turned to the South African colony of Natal for a useful precedent. Thus was instituted the notorious device of the Dictation Test, which kept up appearances and could be passed off as non-discriminatory. The test was imposed upon freshly landed undesirables (usually Asians) - not in English, as you would expect, but in any European language. Failure was thereby almost guaranteed. Admission to Australia was then refused.
Australian attitudes to racial questions also had an impact in South Africa.
Division of labour along racial lines, with the best jobs reserved for the whites, became entrenched in the mining industry, which provided many prototypes for apartheid. Australians, active in the mining unions, were strong in their urging of racial segregation, for they had a strong conception of settler democracy. One magnate cursed "Australian paid agitators" for opposing the importation of Chinese labour. The Labour Party, very much a miners' party with a notable Australian component, would become the first South African political party to put segregation in its platform.
Nevertheless, this Australian moment in South Africa did not last.
There was optimism here in the Federation era, and new contacts in the Far East and what were becoming familiar as the Islands (in the Pacific). Stories about the difficulties of multiracial South Africa must also have started to filter back. People must have read, too, of the mob that besieged Australian prime minister Andrew Fisher, in South Africa for the inauguration of the Union: these were Australian poor whites, without capital or skills, who had felt the sharp end of segregation; they were not cut out for white man's supervisory work. Charter ships to take us home, they begged. Others had already returned, such as my grandfather, with his Afrikaner wife and an infant son.
As fellow dominions in the British Empire, the two countries kept up contact. But it was not close: the Afrikaner Nationalists, and even the leading South African statesman, the ameliorative Jan Smuts, were constantly pressing for greater effective independence from Britain. South Africa in particular pressed for the Statute of Westminster, in which the British parliament formally abrogated any controlling power; Australia, fearful of being left to fend for itself before a rising Japan, declined to ratify it. It would not do so until 1942, three years into the Second World War.
By the time Menzies came to power in 1949, a particularly virulent Nationalist government had just been elected in South Africa. Its anti-British stance was felt to be less important now, since each country was becoming anxious as the nations of Asia and Africa were becoming independent and asserting themselves on the world stage. There was talk of a natural affinity between the two countries as New World settler societies.
Australia, fearful that its immigration policy could come under sustained attack in the United Nations - where the developing world was an increasingly potent force - would at times defend South Africa, particularly at Commonwealth conferences. Menzies took the line that apartheid was a domestic matter. "I sometimes feel," he once declared, "that Australia's contact with South Africa is perhaps not as complete as we would like it."
In 1951 there appeared in Cape Town a book called Sisters of the South. Written by South African journalist Conrad Lighton, it paraded all the historical links and convergences and implicitly argued for stronger ties between the two countries.
But the sense of sisterhood was always stronger in South Africa than Australia; given rising international pressure, its need for friends was greater. Even Dr Malan, the Nationalist prime minister, used the term in welcoming the visiting Menzies. The inauguration of direct commercial flights between Sydney and Johannesburg, initiated by Qantas and South African Airways in 1952, further symbolised the relationship.
In practice it did not advance as far as it seemed. The balance of trade remained tilted decisively in Australia's favour, and South African fantasies of a defence pact in the late '60s, perhaps including Argentina, did not get to first base. At the same time, those prompted to move away from the stranglehold of apartheid - whites and coloureds, mainly - very much preferred, in the 1950s and '60s, to go to Britain or to Canada. English South Africans still tended to import English attitudes wholesale - and these included condescension towards Australians.
The Sharpeville massacre and the establishment of the Afrikaner republic in 1961 brought the first wave of South African immigrants to Australia, but it was not until the 1980s that they became an identifiable group. This was particularly so in Sydney, where they were sometimes tagged the "new boat people" (South Africans quickly seemed to acquire one). Meanwhile, in South Africa the term "Packing for Perth" entered the language, partly as a play on the initials of a reformist political party.
So the second moment of close contact between the two countries was overtaken by events, and by the rising hostility in this country to apartheid. This was dramatised at the time of the Springbok rugby tour of 1971. Joh Bjelke-Petersen declared a state of emergency in Queensland, an event made even more grotesque in that we lost the game. The dithering Liberal government of Billy McMahon for once did something decisive - and did the wrong thing, using the air force to ferry the South Africans around the country, in effect from one demonstration to the next.
It has to be said that while people truly cared about apartheid, the Springbok tour also had great significance as a symbolic issue, reflecting the political tension as Australia moved towards the Whitlam victory of 1972.
The end of apartheid has pushed the story of contacts between South Africa and Australia into a new phase. There was always a trickle of black activists coming here during the years of the struggle, and one or two Africans now in positions of power studied here on scholarships. We have had visits from Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela, in part designed to thank Australia for its support against apartheid. Unions and churches may have led the way, but the unflinching opposition to racism of Malcolm Fraser indicates that such hostility had come not only from the left.
While many whites in South Africa genuinely accept the change of government, they have found it difficult to live with the accelerating levels of crime that accompanied the breakdown of the old order. For younger white South Africans, their career opportunities increasingly circumscribed by affirmative action policies, Australia is now the land of opportunity. So South Africans have, for the past 10 years, been arriving steadily at 4000 to 5000 a year, around 5 per cent of the migrant intake. Some 100,000 would now have come since 1960.
Now that the apartheid policy and the old order have been dismantled, a complex set of relations with South Africa is gradually being put in place. The apartheid period is looking more and more like an interruption. Australian-South African relations are returning to normality - and could be at the beginning of a third moment of intensity.
When I first went to South Africa, in 1967, contacts between the two countries were slight. Links with New Zealand, on the other hand, were strong; it was as if that country lay off Australia's west coast rather than the eastern. The thing that made South Africans sit upright and reconsider Australia, in around 1980, was the quality of our films: in particular, the telling realisation of the Boer War story Breaker Morant.
South Africans are now much more conscious of Australia. Since we have a similar climate and terrain, and a larger economy, we are seen as being often best placed to provide solutions to South African problems. Australia has already given assistance in broadcasting, agricultural ventures, and the universities - although Monash's attempt to help itself by establishing a campus there has not been particularly successful. Australian business has sought new markets there too. Particularly enterprising was the promotion, a few years ago, of an Australian-designed cheap house built from raw earth.
Contact extends across a number of levels. There are visiting Australian sports coaches and bellringers, exchange students and soccer players. But cultural exchange is limited. When approached by South Africa to conclude an agreement to encourage and sustain it, the Australian government replied that that kind of thinking belonged to the Cold War era. We don't do that sort of thing now.
Nevertheless, exchange occurs. A few years ago the Perth Festival had a Durbs (Durban) to Freo component, and musicians regularly cross the Indian Ocean. At a more cerebral level, the Melbourne-based South Project is dedicated to creating links between South America, southern Africa, New Zealand and Australia. The aim is to share perceptions arising from parallel experiences, and to help redress the cultural domination by the North - America, Europe, and perhaps India and China. Australia and outlying continents, says director Kevin Murray, "are south by virtue of their appearing in the shadows". Creative artists and writers are brought together each year, on one continent and then another: Santiago is the next venue, in 2006.
One thing is plain: if links with South America are often being forged for the first time, those with South Africa are essentially being revived. Many Australians have gone that way before.
Jim Davidson is professor of history at Victoria University, Melbourne, where he teaches a course on the Rise and Fall of Apartheid. The exhibition Cape Town: Halfway to Sydney, 1788-1870, is at the Museum of Sydney until August 7.
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Water Heater Electrical Requirements
I got a free water heater from my electric company and am trying to install it. My weak point(more like no clue) is the electrical part of the installation. I was installing it in a utility room that has 2 220V plugs.
Is there a way to use that plug or the wiring from that plug to hardwire the water heater? I just spent a fortune upgrading the wiring and I didn't think about this when they were out because I was going to get gas.
I would say hard wire it. Are the recepticles 30amp?
Yeah, it is. I'm trying to cheat the system somewhat. My electric company offers a free water heater and my gas company offers $800 to switch to a tankless. I'm trying to get this up so my electrical company is happy and then converting to a tankless.
I may end up keeping the electrical heater if it is sufficient though. My box is full and the electrical company wanted $1000 to add a subpanel.
Well if the recepticle is near the water heater, you could remove it and put in a junction box.
Then run 10/3 from j box to water heater.
If the panel is nearby, it would be best to run new 10/3 from the existing 30amp 2 pole breaker.
Is there a safe way to add more of the same wire so that I have enough from the j box to the water heater? It's new wiring so I'd be able to get the exact same wire but as far as connecting them. On my jeep I'd use electrical tape but obviously you would not use that in this situation.
Yes, it should be #10/3. That is two hots, one grounding conductor, and bare ground. 4 wires, black red white bare.
Get the length you need to run from the j box to the water heater. Obiously not straight, the wire must be secured from A to B.
Yah, black tape is not sufficient. Use proper sized wire nuts instead.
Also if the j box is metal you must attach a piece fo bare copper to a ground screw(sold separately) on the metal box.
Then twist together this "pigtail" with the other two bare copper wires, and nut them.
When nutting wires, use linesman or needlenose pliers to twist them together first.
Simply putting a wire nut on is not sufficient to hold wires together.
A water heater should only need a 10/2.
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BTW, I twist sometimes, usually out of habit from being in the trade (x) amount of years.
Glad u guys chimed in anyway:)
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Grandparents enjoy special rights when it comes to visitation and physical custody of their grandchildren. Before filing for either type of custody/visitation, grandparents must first establish standing. Pennsylvania is among the states offering protection from lawsuits to intact families. In other words, if mom and dad are still together, grandparents cannot file for custody.
Grandparents may file for visitation only in specific circumstances: if the parent who is their child has died; if the parents are divorced; or if the parents have filed for divorce or have been separated for six months or more. In these circumstances, the court is instructed to consider the amount of personal contact that took place before the application.
In an additional scenario, if the child resided with the grandparent for twelve months or more and was removed from the grandparent's home by parents, the court may award partial physical custody or supervised physical custody, but suit must be filed within six months after the removal.
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Indeed my Governorate variable had differnt values in each dataset. I
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This week England's newest South Africa-born batsman Jonathan Trott has been talking with an infectious, meandering wistfulness about returning, as he did yesterday, to play at his childhood ground in Cape Town. Along the way it was quite easy to get caught up in the aw-shucks romantic symmetry of it all, to be seduced and touched and even made slightly jealous, lost suddenly in memories of our own nonexistent South African childhood: living close to the slow-baked soil, squinting into that vast African sky, the taste of revolting stringy dried purple meat between our teeth. This is the effect Trott has had so far. We've come halfway to meet him. We've said that this is just the way the world is now, and clasped him to our fraternal bosom, hoping, dimly, that in time the spark might come, that after quite a lot of respecting him and admiring him, we might even come to sort-of-love him.
Except, it hasn't really happened for me yet. Trott playing for England still feels, if not exactly wrong, then strangely deflating. Watching the match yesterday I realised, with a sense of creeping shame, that I could picture three possible outcomes: 1) England win; 2) England lose; 3) England win with Trott scoring the runs. And that while 3 was better than 2, it was still a little bit short of being as good as 1.
This isn't fair, of course. I might try to justify it with some vague talk about sporting provenance and being native to wherever you got your cricketing education; but this can be easily undermined by questions about exactly where you draw your pathetically arbitrary line, so that the only person who ends up being eligible to play for England is Ray Illingworth in a Morris dancing outfit drinking a yard of Pot Noodle through a John Betjeman mask. Instead, it's a purely emotional response. But then sport is an emotional business and the reasons for caring about it at all don't often hold up to scrutiny.
The problem with Trott is that it's all so seamless and comfortable. If one Trott, why not three Trotts, or 10 Trotts? It's different to the apartheid‑era England players, who at least had a twisted kind of romance about them. Allan Lamb, for example, with his flinty, state-less, moustached charisma, the look of a low-budget action adventure mercenary jungle trail boss, who goes goggle-eyed and pulls a gun on Jeff Goldblum's idealistic scientist when the strange baboon-like creatures first start eating his henchmen, but who ends up being nobly impaled just as the helicopters arrive.
Similarly, Kevin Pietersen has always had the air of a faintly ridiculous exoticism. Pietersen seemed like the most improbable of infidelities, a one‑night stand with an ostrich feather‑draped Las Vegas showgirl. Whereas with Trott, it just feels like we've settled for him: the attentive, solvent divorcee with his executive saloon, his vasectomy, his static caravan in Bridport. And it's for the best, really.
Trott does seem likable and adept and – again, jarringly – not in any sense embarrassing. The problem rests with the notion that England have to pick him because he's the best available player. This is a basic misunderstanding of what international cricket is about. International cricket isn't about winning. It's about the occasionally upsetting tectonic collision of regimes, a cold war of talent-buffing schools and development empires. If Trott wasn't around we might be watching Ian Bell flinch his way to a disappointing 37 so fluently contradictory in its elegant stodginess, so swaggeringly meek, that it makes you want to jab yourself in the eye with a steel kebab skewer. But this is still the basic appeal of international cricket. It's like a successful sitcom format: we're all stuck here. This is us. This is what we've got.
Except, it turns out, it isn't any more. Now we can just get someone else in and this is apparently fine because I can already hear the jeers and the hoots and picture some frictionless global citizen type rising suavely to his feet in order to debag my cobwebbed arguments, even as I'm slinking shamefaced from the municipal debating chamber. But not, it has to be said, without a tiny but indelible sense that I am still right.


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Meet the NHL's salary cap killers
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Total contract: $37.1 million over seven years.
Annual cap hit: $5.3 million until 2019-20.
Why he got paid: He scored 20 or more goals for six consecutive seasons earlier in his career.
Reality check: His first official act as a Blue Jacket was undergoing shoulder surgery that could sideline him into 2014. At least he won't be at risk of suffering another concussion during his down time.
Damning quote: "I've just been kind of waiting to get it done. I'm definitely going to have surgery. Hopefully in the next week, early week, we can figure that out and get something done, and the sooner the better. I think the recovery is four to six months. I'm hoping four, and I think everyone else would in my situation. I just want to be 100 percent and come back and never have a problem with it again." –Horton, on needing surgery.
Total contract: $27 million over six years.
Annual cap hit: $4.5 million per year until 2016-17.
Why he got paid: He broke out for 53 points for a loaded Flyers team right before billionaire Terry Pegula bought the Sabres. Like a kid shopping for souvenirs on vacation, Pegula spent irresponsibly on the first few free agents his staff went after.
Reality check: Leino produced just 25 points in his first season in Buffalo, then missed the bulk of last season with a hip injury.
Damning quote: "It took me a really long time to get used to all the stuff. Sometimes the flow in our game wasn't the way that it should be. We didn't get the puck. Our defense didn't get the pucks to forwards. We didn't make enough plays. We didn't have the puck enough. The flow of the game, it wasn't quite there. Sometimes when you go out there and play, it's easy. It's just hockey. You go. But sometimes this season I felt like it was a different game. I wasn't feeling comfortable. I wasn't feeling like I was just playing hockey. Sometimes I had to think too much or it just was not coming naturally." – Leino, complaining about Buffalo's team play in 2011-12.
Total contract: $25 million over five years.
Annual cap hit: $5 million until 2017-18
Why he got paid: General manager Steve Yzerman needed a No. 2 center after buying out Vincent Lecavalier. He knew Filppula, a 66-point scorer in 2011-12, from his days in Motown.
Reality check: The Red Wings let Filppula walk because the hockey staff didn't see him as a viable No. 2 center. Now he is hitting his 30s and replacing the beloved Lecavalier.
Damning quote: "We liked Fil better as a wing. Now we've got (Stephen) Weiss, we think he's a great fit. We think with our group, and the leadership we have, that he can be a real good player for us." – Red Wings coach Mike Babcock, on upgrading from Filppula to Weiss in free agency.
Total contract: $60 million over nine years.
Annual cap hit: $6.67 million until 2019-20.
Why he got paid: He delivered 91-point seasons for Tampa Bay and Dallas earlier in his career.
Reality check: Then-coach John Tortorella scratched him from the lineup as the Rangers fought for their play playoff lives.
Damning quote: "Brad Richards is a hell of a hockey player. He has had struggles here. It continues. Me putting him in that (fourth-line) role does not help him. So I'd rather have him out and identify how we're going to run our fourth line. So none of ya's, don't put words in my mouth, it's not blaming Brad Richards. I've already heard enough of that crap already, as far as this is concerned. He's a hell of a hockey player that's having a hell of a time. So I need to make decisions for what I feel is right for this team." –Tortorella, after banishing Richards from the lineup.
Total contract: $33 million over six years.
Annual cap hit: $5.5 million in 2016-17.
Why he got paid: He scored 51 points while splitting the 2010-11 season between the Canadiens and Islanders.
Reality check: Injuries and a suspension limited him to 78 games during his first two seasons in Columbus. He scored 41 points in those games, but with a minus-14 rating. He fell to the third paring last season.
Damning quote: "Wiz and Jack have great offensive ability, but sometimes you need that guy — that calm guy — on the back end who can let his partner go out and do different things." –Blue Jackets coach Todd Richards, after taking Wisniewski off the top defensive pairing with Jack Johnson.
Total contract: $28.8 million over five years.
Annual cap hit: $5.76 million until 2016-17.
Why he got paid: He was a big defenseman with a big shot in Minnesota. He once scored 17 goals for the Wild.
Reality check: Sharks coach Todd McLellan moved him to the wing last season to keep him in the lineup.
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Wests Tigers coach Mick Potter knows his NRL coaching career could end on Saturday.
He knows that regardless of the result against Cronulla at Leichhardt Oval, three people yet to be appointed will decide whether he should remain for another season.
"Yeah, I understand how it all works with contracts," he said.
"Obviously you don't want it to get to this point where it's unknown, you don't know what's happening after the last game. But that's how contracts work, that's the lie of the land at the moment. The club is trying to get better with bringing a new board in and making it holistically better financially and more stable.
"That's a good thing. I encourage that, I want that and I think the club needs it. It would be a really good thing for the Wests Tigers to become a powerhouse and I think that's very possible with a new board coming on with savvy businesspeople. I'm excited about it and want to be part of it."
Under the most trying of circumstances, Potter has maintained his dignity. An attempt to oust him mid-season failed, and the club is now determined to make a call when three NRL-appointed directors join what has been a dysfunctional board. Whether it was simply a stay of execution remains to be seen.
The Tigers were flying high when officials commissioned another clipboard holder, Brian Smith, to review the club's operations. While powerbrokers maintain the exercise was never intended to undermine Potter, the continuing speculation about his tenure – coupled with a horror injury toll – all but torpedoed the Tigers' finals hopes.
"I don't want to use things like that as an excuse to say that's why we dipped at the back end, that's for others to pass an opinion," Potter said.
"What I'd like to think is we've improved since 2013 and there's a lot of upside in the club in the next couple of years and I'd like to be a part of that.
"To actually have some improvement there is a good and promising sign. The players, being young, have so much upside. It's exciting and I'd like to be the man who is coaching them."
Much has been said about whether Potter has the support of the playing group or the present board. The fact that neither will determine his fate will increase his chances of staying on. One thing, however, is certain – the dual Dally M medallist believes he is a better coach for the experiences of the past two seasons.
"Definitely, if you're not learning it's time to give it away," he said.
"I've learnt a whole heap from the players and also from being in a new system and set-up here, it's quite unique. It's been challenging but I think I've managed it quite well. There have been some things out of my control that have played a part."
Injuries have again conspired against the Tigers. The teams at the top of the ladder are typically those that have used the fewest players. The Roosters have used just 25 before the final round, Manly 26, and South Sydney and Melbourne 27 apiece. The Tigers have used 32. Only Saturday's opponents, Cronulla, have used more – 37.
Potter believes the loss of stalwarts Braith Anasta and Liam Fulton hurt the most, but he makes no excuses.
"Looking back, it's been a real pleasure to take a group of young men that are determined to improve themselves, and I've been trying to assist that," he said.
"It's just been unfortunate with how the seasons have rolled. We showed a lot of promise early and you know what's happened of late, there's been some instability there on the back of losing a lot of players. They consequently lose confidence and that's reflected in the results.
"Everyone is at that stage, where they are looking forward to taking a deep breath after the game and saying 'that's the season over'.
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It's all moot anyway. You are correct, the vast population is totally ignorant of the magic of the time value of money. Most are screaming for SSI to be left alone so it will be. Hillary will win the next election and we will have Hillary care - 'free' health care for everyone.
I actually don't care 'cause I have pretty well taken care of myself!
I just feel sorry for my kids and grand kids 'cause they will be living in a pretty much totally socialist society and as we saw with the Soviet Union, that is not a very happy condition for mankind to be in.
Of all of the professions that need to be regulated, the health care industry is it.
Personally, I feel that if it's left up to good old capitalism, that nobody but the wealthy will be able to afford it. That's how it is now. The health insurance I buy for my family sucks, and it doesn't pay for any basic health services, so I don't go to the doctor unless I'm ready to die. It's probably going to effect my family's health long term. I'm going to have to re-vamp my entire financial portfolio so I can afford to pay $850.00 per month for decent insurance. To me, this is outrageous. If regulation is not the answer, then what in the hell is? Leave it the way it is, where only wealthy people can get service? Baloney! Of all of the professions in the world, this one should be more noble than it is. It has become a cess pool of greed and people die because of the old bottom line. I think that doctors and medical technicians should be paid well, and very well, but who in god's green earth is worth the kind of money that they charge for medical service these days? It's ridiculous.
I think that the pharmceudical industry needs closer scrutiny, it's out of control and they are way too powerful. Why should the same drug that I get for my dog cost 10 times the amount for a human?
My daughter was born with a birth defect that has made her ineligible for my personal insurance. She is covered by a government plan otherwise she would be uninsured. I pay for the insurance, and it's dirt cheap compared to what I pay for my wife and I. The insurance is better than what I can buy.
If my insurance does not pay for something I need, then I won't get the service. I will get just receive "life stabilizing treatment" and I'll die because it's unprofitable for them to save my life.
Of course now, they can charge me a quarter million dollars and save my life, and now, with the current bankruptcy laws, they can slowly kill me as they collect the money from me after they've saved my life.
I agree, let there be more competition. Open the door back up for Canadian drugs. Who shut it anyway?
The whole deal makes me want to puke. It's kind of like the bankruptcy laws that favor the credit card companies. They should change the usery laws so they can't snare people so easily to go with these tough new bankruptcy laws.
Same goes for the medical profession. It can't be fixed, until the corruption is removed from it. Some of the big bucks should be removed from it, then the common guy could have a little more for himself.
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i have a really old gateway laptop that i bought really cheap. the old owner had a virus and wiped everything off the computer and only reinstalled microsoft xp. the hard drive is only 2 gigabytes. XP takes up too much room. i would like to delete it and install 98 instead but i am not sure how to do this. di i uninstall xp first? or do i install 98 first? HELP!!
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Am assuming the old Laptop has a Floppy Drive.
Make a Boot Disk and Format the HD.
Install Win98 from CD.
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Go to MS and search for Win98 update info.
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- This week's run is at Bear Creek Lake Park. The early group starts at 5:30; main group at 6:15.
Directions: Meet at the dirt lot, at the intersection of Rooney Rd & hwy 74, just W of C470.
Hwy speed maps and traffic cams - http://cotrip.org/
To avoid heavy traffic on C470, you can take I70 to the Red Rocks exit, #259; go S on hwy 93 for ~2mi to Morrison; L at the T intersection, hwy 74, for ~1/2mi.
Run notes: Because of last weekend's storm and the relatively warm temps this week, we'll probably stick to the roads. DTR does not run on muddy trails.
Start on the bike path, on the S side of hwy 74, and follow it E, under C470, into the park. The basic route is a 7mi loop. Stay left at the fork just past the toll booth. Follow the road out to the base of the dam. Go right on the service road, across the base of the dam, to the bike path. Go right on the bike path, and follow it back to the W. At the second bridge crossing, just E of C470, go left on the path for 1/3mi to the finish.
For those going shorter, please do an out-and-back. It's 2.5mi to the base of the dam. For a little more, go L there instead or right, and climb ~.4mi to the top of the dam.
For those going longer, there are a couple of options. We can either climb to the top of Mt. Carbon (7.8mi), or go around the back of the dam (9mi). We can discuss this at the start.
If you are not familiar with the trails, please review the map in advance.
We usually suggest several routes of different length at each run. The different routes are designed so that runners of different abilities can start and finish at about the same time. Please pick the appropriate route for you. Don't necessarily follow the people in front of you. The sub-groups/routes are approximately defined as follows:
Extra-Long: sub-40 10km (road race time, not the pace run at DTR runs)
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Intermediate: high 40s to mid 50s 10km
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DTR runs are not races. We ask the faster runners to start slowly, to keep the group together for the first 5 minutes. After that, we spread out and naturally form smaller sub-groups. We ask experienced runners to wait at key intersections to help guide newer runners.
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Georgia Wins Fourth In A Row, Beats GWU 52-41
Jan. 4, 2013
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ATHENS, Ga.--Nemi Djurisic scored 17 points, including four straight in the final minutes to help Georgia to a 52-41 win over George Washington Friday night at Stegeman Coliseum.
It's the second consecutive game that Djurisic has at least shared the lead in points for Georgia. Sophomore guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope also scored 17 points. Junior forward John Florveus led the Bulldogs with a career-high ten rebounds.
"That's a good win," said head coach Mark Fox. "We won the rebounding battle, and we shot well from the field. There are some nice things on that stat sheet. Then you see the turnover column and we have 25 (turnovers). I thought in the first half we looked like a team that needed school to start. We just had to grind through because we've been working hard. When it really mattered, though, I thought we got our energy back and our spirit back, and we beat a good team. I was really proud of a lot of our kids' effort."
The Colonials used a 10-3 run late in the first half to build a 21-18 lead at halftime. Both teams combined for 19 first-half turnovers and 2-for-9 from behind the three-point arc.
Georgia took the lead on a Caldwell-Pope slam dunk with just under 14 minutes to play in the second half. Later, senior guard Sherrard Brantley capped off a 7-0 Georgia run with a three pointer to take a 32-28 lead.
Both teams traded the lead until Georgia built a 46-39 lead off of a layup from Djurisic with two minutes remaining. Georgia shot a perfect six-for-six from the free throw line in the final minute to its fourth win in a row and sixth win of the season.
George Washington was paced offensively by Kevin Larsen who scored 14 points.
Georgia outrebounded the Colonials 39-31. It's only the third time this season that George Washington has been outrebounded.
Georgia's defense, which held George Washington to just 24 percent from the field, kept the Colonials without a three-pointer--the first time a Georgia team has done so since 2004.
Georgia returns to the hardwood for its SEC-opener Wednesday, Jan. 9, against Florida in Gainesville. The game will tip-off at 7 p.m. and will be televised on CSS.
Worth Noting...
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Vincent Williams, Brandon Morris, John Florveus and Donte' Williams were the starters--it's Georgia's eighth different starting lineup this season.
Georgia held George Washington without a three-pointer. It's the first time a Georgia team has done that since 11/26/04 vs. Nevada (261 games)...a team coached by current Georgia head coach Mark Fox.
George Washington entered the game with a +6 rebounding margin, but tonight Georgia out rebounded the Colonials 39-31. It's only the fourth time this season that George Washington has been outrebounded.
Tonight also marked the second-fewest field goals allowed in the Mark Fox era. High Point only converted 12 field goals (12/21/2010) and ETSU converted 14 earlier this season.
With his 17 points tonight, Caldwell-Pope is one of just 36 players in the country to score at least 10 points in every game that his team has played this season. He's one of three SEC players and one of 14 players from "Power Six" to complete the feat.
On the night, Caldwell-Pope and Djurisic combined to go 12-for-19 (63 percent) from the field. The rest of the team shot 7-for-20 (35 percent).
After shooting 9-for-27 (33 percent) in the first half, the Colonials shot just 5-for-30 (16 percent) in the second half.
After going 8-for-22 (36 percent) from the field in the first half, Georgia went 11-for-17 (65 percent) in the second half.
Career Highs:
John Florveus set a career-high with ten rebounds.
The Series: Georgia moves to 1-0 all-time against the Colonials and is now 7-6 against the Atlantic-10 conference.
Next Up: Georgia will travel to open SEC competition against Florida on Wednesday at 7:00. The Bulldogs are 62-36 in its all-time series with the Gators. Georgia upset No. 11 Florida in its last meeting 76-62 (2/25/12, Athens).
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Marillac Clinic Celebrates Safety Net Clinic Week 2014
August 4, 2014
In an effort to celebrate, support and advocate for Colorado's health care safety net, Marillac Clinic, in partnership with ClinicNET and the Colorado Rural Health Center, is participating in the 5th annual Colorado Safety Net Clinic Week.
Brad Webb, Candidate for House District 54, visiting Marillac Clinic Palisade during Safety Net Week
Every year, Colorado's Safety Net Clinics (CSNCs) and Rural Health Centers (RHCs) provide an estimated 878,000 visits to approximately 332,000 Colorado residents, many in rural and underserved parts of our state. The clinics primarily serve low income, vulnerable, at-risk Coloradans who are uninsured, underinsured or insured through public programs like Medicare, Medicaid or subsidized health plans purchased through Connect for Health Colorado. CSNCs and RHCs do not receive any supplemental federal funding to provide services to uninsured or underinsured patients. Marillac Clinic sees patients who are uninsured, underinsured, publicly insured such as Medicaid and CHP+ and limited private insurance here in Mesa County. Safety net clinics, including Marillac Clinic, need the support of the community as well as local, state and national leaders to meet the current and changing health care needs of the residents of our community.
During this time of such rapid change in health care in Colorado, the significance of supporting health care safety net clinics cannot be overstated. If you are interested in learning more about our mission and model, the patients we serve, our successes and challenges and our unique role in the community please reach out to our Development Staff at 970-298-2877.
Marillac Clinic was established in 1988 and has grown into a comprehensive health care facility in Mesa County. In 2013, Marillac served over 23,000 visits to approximately 6,000 unduplicated individuals in our medical, mental health, dental and optical programs.
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