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|Japanese Film, Visual Culture Studies, Gender Studies, and Feminist and Critical Theories Hikari Hori received her Ph. D. in gender studies and Japanese visual cultural studies from Gakushuin University, Tokyo, in 2004. She has worked as a research associate at the National Film Center, Tokyo, and also as a film program coordinator at the Japan Society, New York. Her current research interests include the representation of the Emperor in modern Japanese visual culture; a history of women's activism in modern Japan; war, state and gender represented in arts and film; the representation of sexuality and film censorship; and shojo manga in Asia. Recent publications include: "Aging, Gender and Sexuality in Japanese Popular Culture: Female Pornographer Sachi Hamano and Her Film "Lily Festival" (Yurisai), " in Matsumoto, ed. Faces and Masks (Stanford University Press, forthcoming); "Oshima Nagisa's 'Ai no korida' Reconsidered: Law, Gender, and Sexually Explicit Film in Japanese Cinema," in Creekmur and Sidel, eds., Cinema, Law and the State in Asia (Palgrave, 2007); "Written by a Woman's Body: Atsugi Taka and Wartime Representation of Women," in Saito and Yomota, eds., Nihon eigashi sosho (Shinwasha, 2006); "Migration and Transgression: Female Pioneers' Documentary Filmmaking in Japan," Asian Cinema Journal Vol. 11 (2005).


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Feeding cooked chicken bones for 1 year
I have been feeding cooked chicken bones+ chicken flesh to my german shepherd for 1 year now since he was a puppy, now here is almost 2 years old.
Recently i got to know that cooked bones are not good for dogs. So i will stop feeding them to him now.
Do you guys think he has anything damaged internally? he behaves fine most of the time, like he is always active and excited. Never seemed to be sick,
any suggestions on what to do ..
Hey Kevin,
The danger of cooked chicken bones is internal perforation - if he is well, then you have been lucky. I used to feed cooked chicken bones to my first dog also, many years ago, not thinking anything about it. He was fine, but as soon as I learned how dangerous cooked chicken bones are (or any cooked bone), I stopped. Just not worth the risk.
You can, however, feed raw chicken bones - they are quite soft and dogs can digest raw bones, but not cooked bones. I feed my dogs a raw diet, raw chicken bones and all, and they are doing just fine.
You can also feed cooked chicken bones if you either cook them in a pressure cooker, or with vinegar. Cook them until the bones are rubbery/spongy and you're good to go.
Very glad this topic came up. I have NEVER fed my dogs cooked chicken bones but my 10 yo daughter threw two drumstick bones in the garbage 2 days ago and forgot to lock the lid-and quick as a wink Brutus chomped them down and I was pretty worried about him so its good to know that he will probably be ok from this isolated incident.
Giving your dog cooked bones is like giving them a sharp stick to chew on. They are very brittle when they are cooked and can shard very easily, not safe at all. I've even heard of dogs swallowing bones whole before and having to get them surgically removed because of it.
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Trustees express concerns about marijuana, beer festival
John Scarffe, Nederland. Zephyr Adventures of Boulder proposed a new food, beer, marijuana, and music festival to the Town of Nederland Board of Trustees during the regular meeting on Tuesday, July 1, at 7 p.m. at the Nederland Community Center. Mayor Joe Gierlach and Trustees Kevin Mueller and Charles Wood were absent, so Mayor Pro-Tem Peter Fiori led the meeting.
Town Administrator Alisha Reis introduced the application for a special event on Town property called "Buds, Burgers and Beers," which includes a marijuana element, with the proposed date of Saturday, September 6, from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Guercio Ball Field. Staff held a Technical Review meeting with the organizers on June 10 and the application was deemed complete at that time.
Due to the nature of the event, staff felt it was prudent to refer this application to the Board of Trustees. The organizers of the event, Allan Wright, 18-year owner of Zephyr Adventures (active and food and drink tours around the world) and Allan Parr, local attorney, would like to encourage the normalization of the marijuana industry by including it in a festival with other popular cultural items, such as food, beer, and music, rather than making marijuana the sole focus of the event.
Marijuana and alcohol cannot be consumed "openly and publicly" as per State Law. Town Attorney Carmen Beery and Parr have been engaged in discussion, and the organizers feel they have addressed this by constructing an opaque fence around the entire site and adding an enclosed, well-ventilated marijuana consumption tent for those who have brought their own. No sales of marijuana will be tolerated.
Since liquor is involved, as per State Statute, proper noticing of a Special Event Liquor Permit was posted. Reis told the Board the applicants have met all requests of Town Staff.
Mayor-pro-tem Fiori said he had never heard of the applicant before this meeting and didn't know his name and business were on the application. "I think that's sloppy to throw me on there," he said, explaining that he is not going to recuse myself since he has not heard of the project before.
Wright explained that he didn't want to involve him in advance so Fiori could take part in the meeting. He was using Fiori's business as an example.
Wright said Kendall Norris is one of the organizers and a former Nederland resident who knows the town. He said safety is a big issue. They had long discussions with the Police Chief and those are referenced in the application documents.
"We don't condone impaired driving," he said. "We have ideas to limit impaired driving, such as deals with hotels, designated drivers, encouraging staying locally, and transportation alternatives." They also will try to employ local people and offer discounted opportunities for businesses and discounted tickets for residents.
Wright said: "We're also amenable to delaying this until next year. That idea works for us as well. We're two months out. It's pretty tight."
Parr said: "We see this as not open. It also will have a tent over it so it won't be open to a helicopter. It's an opportunity for Nederland to show how this can be done and start a festival that will be great for years to come."
Kendall Lawrence, who has been organizing events for ten years, said events are the most wasteful activities other than construction work. She said Zephyr will work with local providers to compost and recycle for less of a footprint. They are absolutely open to a Zero Waste event.
They also are working with medical providers. "These guys approached me with this great idea," Lawrence said. "I've been a Colorado resident for 20 years now and have a great affinity for this little town.
"This could be a feather in the cap for the Town, on the cutting edge, brand new to the U.S. It's a great opportunity to work with professionals to host an event that will go down in history."
In response to questions from the Board, Lawrence said the music will not be at concert level. They are finding local bands that fit the vibe of a food and beer festival, but the music is really secondary. "We would look to experiences learned from NedFest and Frozen Dead Guy Days," she said. "This is not your first rodeo. We want the experience of folks who have had the experience before."
Fiori said he was skeptical the event could be pulled together in two months and asked if they had set a sellout number like 1,500 to 2,000. "We can't have any more open festivals," he said.
Reis said the applicants have a professional background in events and she liked the concept of having a marijuana element incorporated and controlled in a professional manner. "The thought of having a model we can look at is pretty intriguing to me and they were willing to jump through all the hoops."
Stephen LeFaiver, executive director of TEENS, Inc., which includes an alternate high school, Chinook West, said the organizers had approached him for use of the parking lot, because it's right next door to the ball field.
"We can't support it," LeFaiver said. "It's not healthy to have a marijuana festival with a school right there. Normalizing is opposite of what we're trying to do with our campaign."
"It sends a message to youth that it's okay," LeFaiver said. Nederland has an issue with marijuana in the schools, and its use is higher than elsewhere in the Boulder and St. Vrain Valley school districts.
"Our school has a waiting list. Substance use is a big player in that," LeFaiver said. "We can't support it and will not let our parking lot be used. There will be youth all around down there. It's going to attract young people if they can't go in, and the school will be open on September 6."
Trustee Topher Donahue said his biggest concern is how close it will be to the school. Another place like Chipeta Park would be better. He called RTD to find out how they could arrange for a bus and they couldn't do it this year.
Donahue is concerned about intoxication and driving. A charter bus would be $450. "It would be good to try to button up some of those things," he said.
Reis said the Town is trying to move events out of Chipeta Park. In the future the ball field space will be more open.
Fiori said 73 percent of the town voted to regulate marijuana like alcohol and has a brew festival. "That's a staggering percentage," he said.
"We have an opportunity to do this. Let us push this through the public process and have public hearings and do this next year. Marijuana isn't cocaine. It isn't ecstasy, and we can talk about how smoking particulates is unhealthy.
"We need to be inebriated as part of our recreation. We can set a precedent with a zero waste event and everything at a festival can be recycled and composted. We can use you guys to improve our events. That's something we can be truly proud of. If you want to smoke, smoke it over there. They have answered that question. I would implore Stephen to think of some options. This is a great opportunity. Please don't let it slide by."
Trustee Randy Lee disagreed. "I can't find a single positive thing about this concept. Outsiders bringing an event to Nederland. A recent survey found residents think the frequency of events is just right. It's not like there's a demand for this.
"This is an example of bringing an event to a saturated market. It will create gridlock on the eastern side. The idea is consumption. It's not like you get together to hear music and have a beer, but the reason is consumption," Lee said.
"You put alcohol and marijuana together and you have a very dangerous situation. People are going to consume and then drive down the canyon. It continues to send the harmful message that Nederland embraces the drug culture."
"That's the reason hard drugs are continuing to come into this town. Youth are susceptible to the message that this is cool stuff. It's absolutely reprehensible we would let that happen."
Trustee Kristopher Larsen pointed out the event is primarily a marijuana festival. It is intriguing and we should do it next year and not try to push it in two months. "Then we'll have time for more discussion about that.
"If we have 14 months, I'd like to hear input from rest of Board," Larsen said. The Board agreed to table the event permit for now and allow all boards to provide feedback. The item will be on the Board's agenda at the August 19 meeting.


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Joseph de Maistre's reputation as a writer is legendary. His style, unique and alive, moulded the French language anew. It sabotaged his attempts at anonymous publication and earned him, through the centuries, the praises of enemies and admirers. Yet the relationship between Maistre's thought and writing remains ill-known. This collection is the first to examine how Maistre's ideas – including his denunciation of the written word – intersected with his writing practices and personas. The essays disclose an author formed by duty and affectionate relationships, by the conventions of public combat, by an intense sense of history, and by the imperatives of Revolution.
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First published in French in 1974, David D. Bien's essay on the nature of nobility in old regime France pivoted around the 1781 "Ségur regulation" that required four generations of nobility for most officers entering the army. Once seen as a classic manifestation of the so-called "aristocratic reaction" against commoners, the loi Ségur, in Bien's deft analysis, instead emerges as a telling sign of tensions within an increasingly divided nobility. While exploding crude myths about class conflict and its causative role in the Revolution, Bien mounts a strong case for viewing eighteenth-century social tensions as the product of professional identity as much as social class. This study is presented here for the first time in English with a short preface by Rafe Blaufarb, and a wide-ranging introduction by Jay M. Smith that places Bien's work in the wider context of historical thinking over the past half-century on the origins of the French Revolution.
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Revisiting Geneva: Robert Kingdon and the Coming of the French Wars of Religion
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The late Robert Kingdon's Geneva and the Coming of the Wars of Religion in France, 1555-1563 (1956) was not merely an engaging and challenging piece of scholarship, it came to dominate the study of Genevan Protestantism and the city's relationship with other Reformed communities, particularly those in France. Based on the rich archival records in Geneva, Kingdon's work would inspire many subsequent scholars to investigate the questions he first raised in the 1950s. This volume is testament to the breadth of material he first covered, and demonstrates the variety of fields in which he came to have influence, including printing history, the role of the nobility in the Reformation, the functioning of the Consistory and the lives of pastors. Born out of a conference celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of his original book, this volume now stands as a memorial to a life of exemplary scholarship
"For the salvation of my soul": women and wills in medieval and early modern France.
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This volume seeks to investigate the testamentary practices of women in medieval and early modern France, examining the experience of a cross-section of the population, from artisans to the elite, in Aix-en-Provence, Avignon, Marseille, Montpellier, La Rochelle, Brittany, and Burgundy. The making of a will was perhaps the single most prominent moment in women's lives for the assertion of agency. Though constrained to some degree by customary practice and the increasing influence of Roman law, women demonstrated remarkable initiative in the formulation of their last wishes. Wills permitted women to reward friendship and loyalty, to designate universal heirs as major beneficiaries, to stipulate conditions of inheritance so that last wishes were carried out, and, perhaps most importantly, to make pious donations to the Church for the salvation of the testators' souls. They chose their burial sites and arranged for funeral processions, and they endowed anniversary masses for their souls in perpetuity. Individual testamentary decisions differed, as did spousal strategies, but the reinforcement of family ties, even the assertion of relationship, was possible in wills.
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Hold Still, Madame: Wartime Gender and the Photography of Women in France during the Great War
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This study investigates French images of women during the First World War, the feminine postures and roles captured by photographers, how female images were used in the wartime media and by the state, and how captions and other textual modes strengthened an overarching message of total consent. By analysing the three most prominent genres of female imagery during the period – women in distress, feminine devotion, and women toiling for the war effort – this book seeks to demonstrate how photography assisted in the gender work of the war. Photographers and publishers showed how traditional feminine traits could contribute to a male-designed and directed war effort, while also concealing instances of female dissent, which included feminist, socialist, popular and pacifist objections to the war. Yet, although the archives contain few wartime images created by French women themselves, this work also introduces a small group of period photographs, lithographs, articles and literary works that disrupted the visual narrative of subordination.
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Bullets and Balloons. French Airmail during the Siege of Paris
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This weekend was GREAT! Friday night my papa James found out that my former foster mama paid my adoption fee and all he needed to do was to get my rabies shot updated to get my official license. He gave my foster mama a hard time for paying for me. She still loves me a lot so I know she did it because every time she sees me, she's so happy that I'm happy. Later that night my former foster papa came over and brought Yogi to visit. We didn't do much because it was pretty late. My 2 papas played video games while the 2 of us slept most of the time. Saturday night we went to see my foster mama and papa, Erika and Dennis. My Papa James and them had dinner and played rock band while I played with Yogi and Smokey. Everyone had great night. Then yesterday Papa James took me to Pet Pals to get a Christmas collar and a yucky shot. He promised me cookies for the pain and suffering which he made good on. Then after we went back to Animal Services. There I saw all of the people who work there and they were so excited to see me. I was excited to officially be BELLA RUBLE and no longer property of the County. I am the most loved bully, piggy, sweet girl in the City of Santa Cruz, just ask anyone who knows me!
So mama bought my dad a stuffed doggie for Valentines Day...of course on sale after Valentines day because Mama and Papa don't submit to "The Man" and his made up holidays. Anyhow....so I've had my eye on that pup...trying to figure out it's evil plot to take my place. Finally last week it made it's move...it was sitting on top of the dresser and fell off onto my mama's feet one morning before her shower. It was early so mama didn't bother with it. Whew! What a relief. I know she loves on me no matter how early it is. Then I was on the attack....I got the pup into my grasps and now half of the inside of it is on the floor, it's missing a chunk out of it's butt and head. Yippee!!!! No worries about that thing.
So my mama and papa have been loving on me so much lately that I forget to write to update everyone. Here's an update on my life as a floppy eared girl....
There have been these strange dirty smelly guys coming over to our house everyday for the last couple of weeks. I don't like them at all but mama and papa say they're fixing the house, so that's good but I don't like that they take away from my morning cuddle time with papa. They make a bunch of loud noises and it really upsets me.
I've become friends with Mama and Papa's friend Steve. He's nice to me and always gives me cookies. How could I not like him? He even lets me lay in his lap when we're in the car together. He likes to sleep as much as I do...that's a good hobby to bond over. :)
Papa attempted tot take me to the beach one day while the smelly guys were there. I didn't like the way the sand felt. It was kind of yucky. We also met a new friend, Pula. Pula was nice and chased me around the park but I didn't know I was supposed to chase her too. Oh well. Mama and Papa are both very proud that I was so good around another dog. I haven't really been friendly with any dogs in the neighborhood or anything. I haven't been bad either. Papa was happy to see me having fun with another dog.
My dog nails have been getting long so mama and papa bought me a pedipaws. Mama said that she hoped it could make my dew claw not so dangerous. Papa got me use to the sound but i didn't really like the vibration. He was able to do both of my front paws and the little machine worked good but I still didn't like it.
Things have been so good with mama and papa. They don't want to let anyone else adopt me because they love me. Recently mama and papa have been saying that I have really become an adoptable girl. I think they mean, I'm so much better behaved than I was before. I don't pee or poop in the house anymore. They've left me at home by myself a few times and as long as it's not for whole day, I'm good. I usually just sleep. I have even slept on the floor a couple of times. It freaked mama out because I was squeezed in between her and papa. She said that I've even began to snuggle feet and she loves that.
Over the weekend Mama and Papa took me to the park and while mama practiced hitting the pink ball with a big metal net looking thing...mama called it Tennis, I chased one of the pink balls and actually learned how to play fetch. They were so proud of me. I got to eat a bunch of cookies.
Well there's my floppy girl update. I hope everyone is getting lots of love and petting. :) It's almost summer, so stay in the shade or AC, which ever one you have and drink lots of water to stay hydrated.
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Social entrepreneur Alex Salzman '07 spoke Wednesday night as part of the Imagine series hosted by Career Services. Rather than speak specifically about his business ventures, Salzman spoke about personal habits he has adapted and engaged in dialogue with the intimate audience.
Salzman opened by asking students what their majors and what their passions were. Individual answers often contained no overlap, and students' passions ranged from social justice to surfing. Economics majors in the audience explained they were there to explore options beyond investment banking, and Salzman, an economics major himself, empathized.
A Toronto native, he came to Princeton looking for something beyond achieving a perfect 4.0. His high school years had been academic, he said, and "to do it all over again doesn't seem logical." Students in the audience agreed. "Oh God, is [college] going to be like high school all over again?" said one, admitting that this was a fate she wanted to avoid.
At Princeton, Salzman lived the entrepreneurial life. Not one to pursue extracurriculars like Triangle or DiSiac, Salzman was able to take a leave of absence as an underclassman to assist in the launch of TerraCycle, Inc. Beyond these activities, Salzman said he was also grateful for the connections he made through Princeton, saying he had found "trusted mentors" through the Princeton Entrepreneurs Network, which he is currently working to reboot.
Several of the personal habits Salzman shared are applicable to the daily grind at Princeton. He is an advocate of meditation and suggests that students build 90-day plans to accomplish goals. A year, he said, is too long, but 30 days is too short. He advised that students view their lives holistically, balancing day-to-day routine with the big picture.
To close, Salzman re-stressed the importance of taking initiative in one's daily life and not waiting until graduation to begin big projects. To learn more about Salzman's current business, including what he calls "an eHarmony for business," visit www.viscapfunds.com. In the meantime, think about what dream projects you have for yourself, because Princeton is more than just the diploma. "Oh God, is [college] going to be like high school all over again?" Only if you don't do anything about it.
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Im new to diy audio, im interested in learning more about electronics and thought I might try some audio while im learning.
Im thinking of starting with a cmoy headphone amp, then a simple amp and simple pair of bookshelf speakers and if I can mange that then who knows what else :)
Need to learn more about electronics, parts, diagrams etc before anything though so might be a while before I start.
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Here is a link to a good site to learn a bit about those electron thingies
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Every time I see a very radical and irrational comment about respecting women to the point that actually ignores the very meaning of genders, I get the feeling that either the author was completely asexual, or trying hard to score a feminist hot-chick.
Anyways, there are things that men prefer, and there are things that women prefer, and it has nothing to do with using each other, or being disrespectful or sexist. It's more or less dictated by or genes (and to a lesser extent by our culture). It has kept us alive and ensured our survival. Struggling against it is absurd, completely pathetic and insane.
Women do like things too, but hardcore gaming industry is more or less male dominated. It makes sense to try to please them. Some magazines, TV shows, etc. are trying hard to please women by sexy photos of body builders (or please men, by sexy photos of super models) for a very long time and I haven't seen people complaining about them.
If the author had spent more time on the streets, perhaps he'd notice that most people (female or male) prefer to be 'used' that way.
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THOUSANDS of people hemmed in by riot police protested outside the Japanese embassy in Beijing over a territorial dispute, as state media commemorated an attack that led to Japan's World War II occupation.
As a helicopter hovered overhead, demonstrators waving Chinese flags marched up and down a street outside the embassy that had been blocked off. Japanese retailers in China closed their doors and covered up their logos to thwart attacks after car dealerships were torched over the weekend in spreading protests over Japan's plan to buy the islands.
The protests - over the islands known as Diaoyu in Chinese and Senkaku in Japanese - coincide with a once-a-decade leadership transition in China that has already been clouded by the ousting of Politburo member Bo Xilai and a two-week absence by Vice-President Xi Jinping, who is in line to take over the top job.
China and Japan's worst diplomatic crisis since 2005 is endangering a trade relationship that has more than tripled to $340 billion in a decade.
''We're not just protesting Diaoyu Island,'' said Liu Lin, 53, who took a day off work to demonstrate. ''We're angry because the Japanese did not learn their lessons from World War II like Germany. Instead they are trying to steal our territory again.''
China Central Television observed a moment of silence yesterday to commemorate the 81st anniversary of the Manchurian Incident, an attack on a Japanese railway that historians say was used as an excuse to start an invasion that would see Japan take control of most of China.
More than 100 Taiwanese activists burnt a Japanese flag in a protest outside Taiwan's Parliament in Taipei, as anger over the disputed islands spilt over from Beijing.
''When our compatriots in the mainland are striving to protect the Diaoyu islands, we people in Taiwan cannot remain silent,'' said a spokesman for the small Union Party, the organiser of the protest.
Taiwan, China and Japan all claim the uninhabited islands, 400 kilometres from the Okinawa capital of Naha and 200 kilometres from Taiwan.
The protesters called for co-operation with China to get back the disputed islands, which they said were ''stolen'' by Japan, and blamed the United States for favouring Tokyo.
The protests in China began last week after Japan's cabinet approved the purchase of the islands claimed by both sides for 2.05 billion yen ($26 million) on September 11. China, which has said it doesn't accept the move, dispatched government vessels to the area.
A Chinese fishing ban in waters surrounding the islands ended on Sunday, and Chinese and Japanese media aired footage of fishing vessels heading out to sea. The state-run China News Service reported that 1000 fishing boats typically go to the region and the government would send more vessels than in recent years.
At the Japanese embassy in Beijing, protesters threw bottles and branches at the building's walls, which were spattered with eggs and paint. A recording of a female voice, played in a loop over a loudspeaker, urged protesters to display their patriotism ''in an orderly manner'' and avoid behaving ''impulsively''.
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Trying the diagnose....
Have done a power on/off reset. Blower comes on for 90 sec. IDM comes on (sometimes), when it does stay on, igniter ignites, main blower comes on, heater heats to setting.
When it does not stay on (IDM) I get a code of 13.
If I tap the side of the housing unit - not the IDM - the IDM will come on and stay on - heater then heats.
Sometimes the IDM will not stay on (it tries - I can hear it)..It will start then stop, then try to start again. then nothing - code 13
Could it be:
1) IDM relay ( If I tap the housing IDM comes on - stuck relay??)
2) Capicator??
3) Bad IDM??
4) Bad Ciruit Board??
Any Ideas????
just came down from attic. Was listening to the circuit board following a power off/on test. When I get to the IDM I hear a click/squeal noise.. like a relay trying to engage. As I tap the black cover on the PCB the IDM will come on, followed by the igniter, gas valve, then main blower, then heat..
I'm gussing the IDM relay....Can this relay be replaced or does the entire PCB need to be replaced?
Checked the gas vent. no obstructions..Checked the condensate hoses. no obstructions - water does flow when the unit is on.
13 is a limit switch lockout, which says check filter or blocked air flow. Just changed the return air filter and checked for blocked flow. No blockage.
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I replaced the PCB. Heater ran fine for several days...Then a relay clicking began. The duration of the clicking shortened then stopped after 3-10 clicks over 1-3 minutes. The IDM would try to start at each click, then eventually start. Then heat as per the thermo setting.
no error codes generated.
Thinking it could be the IDM capacitor or the IDM.
Any way to determine which it would be?
What type of thermostat do you have? Older electronic type? They fail when old and I had a cheap no name type cause a low voltage signal 18 volts instead of 24v to a board. This may be causing the board to malfunction. The IDM relay will be the first to pull in. Try a new Honeywell Vision Pro or Focus Pro type.
have duel thermo's - maple/chase led type (1994) - that go to a control module, then to the PCB
when the pcb was replaced the IDM relay was also sense it is on the PCB. PCB was procurred from a Carrier auth dealer - ICM 282 which was replacement for HK42FZ2007 (original pcb)
are you thinking that the voltage to the relay might be less than 24v? It does eventually catch. How necessary is the capacitor to the IDM..if it does not hold a charge to assist with the start the motor - couild the idm still start??
system has cycled several times today - i.e. call for heat, then heat
there is a transformer (115v/24v) located off the PCB that powers the pcb and the control module that feed the thermostat.
the other two relays - main blower and HSI - both function normally and are similar in that they have 24v on one side and 115v on the other. therefore there should be 24v to the IDM relay...
I suppose the IDM relay on the new PCB could be bad?
I have never had one of those fail on a ventor fan but it is possible. It gives the motor a boost to get up to speed. The motor will run w/o it but at a lower speed and eventually overheat. You can check the amp draw of it. Sounds to me like you may have an electrical problem between the board and the other module. Low voltage or a backfeed can cause some weird problems.
I read your post. Im having the exact problem, I was wondering if you have resolved it yet. If so, if you wouldnt mind filling me in; I would apreciate it.
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Negotiating Syria's political minefield
Last week a body named the Syrian National Coalition for Opposition and Revolutionary Forces emerged out of a protracted and acrimonious discourse in Doha amongst the various factions now positioning themselves to influence the course of events in post-Assad Syria.
Following what is being reported in some sections of the Western media people might be seduced into believing that the new anti-Assad coalition that emerged from the Doha discourses amounts to a Syrian government in exile. Nothing, frankly, can be further from the truth. There is still too much that we do not know about the dynamics of the Syrian conflict.
Myths about the conflict in Syria shaped in the crucible of some Western media reportage are now unravelling at breakneck speed. One such truth is that the Free Syrian Army (FSA) is a monolithic whole. Again, nothing could be further from the truth. The FSA comprises factions of fighters who may well not hold together beyond President Assad's ouster.
The same can be said for the new coalition. It is a contrivance that has emerged from the dissonance of an earlier political grouping, a repositioning of the factions, a microcosm of the continual evolution which the Syrian civil war has undergone. It too runs the risk of holding together only so long as the common enemy, President Assad, remains in power.
The West understands that the removal of the Assad regime is not to be perceived as an end in itself but a means to an end. It is the post-Assad stability of Syria that is the end and it is this that is generating anxiety in the West.
There exists an entirely justifiable fear that the immediate post-Assad period could witness a wider, far more protracted upheaval, an internal power struggle that will witness the Syrian 'revolutionaries' turning their guns on each other and radical forces, both inside and outside Syria becoming a part of the affray. By then the regime that provided motive for common cause amongst the fighters would have ceased to exist and their own separate causes are likely to come to the fore to devastating effect. There is also the fear in the West that a post-Assad civil war could spill over into neighbouring territories with disastrous consequences.
The tough talking in Doha that preceded the emergence of the coalition amounted to a diplomatic microcosm of the fractious nature of the anti-Assad forces. All that has happened is the repositioning of the various elements within the coalition for a possible post-Assad takeover – and even then there is no guarantee that the prevailing status quo will sustain itself for any predictable period of time.
In the convoluted world of Syria's internal politics and the simplistic interpretation which elements in the Western press often lend to the conflict there is much that remains unclear. What remains unknown up until now, for example, is exactly how the loyalties of the forces fighting inside Syria are divided and whether or not and to what extent the new coalition speaks for those forces.
France – which traditionally has been well ahead of the US and the rest of Europe in taking definitive positions on issues relating to the Arab Spring has once again surged ahead of the pack by agreeing to accord the body formal diplomatic recognition. The United States and the rest of Europe have, however, responded to the emergence of the coalition with decidedly greater caution – again, with good reason. The West has learnt from events in Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East where the Arab Spring has occurred that factions and vested interests can trump even the best of intentions and that supporting what is loosely described as the opposition in Syria is like riding a tiger. Recall that not too many months ago the Western media's anti-Assad posture wholeheartedly embraced the tactic of accusing Damascus of fighting a 'dirty war.' These days – now that the reported atrocities of elements of the Free Syrian Army have reportedly been unearthed – we hear rather less about the excesses of Assad's forces.
The reluctance of the West to rush to conclusions by formally recognizing the new Syrian coalition is entirely understandable. Both Washington and London have sought to acknowledge the coalition without endorsing it. The issue here is trust. While the West is keen to see the back of the Assad regime it desperately does not want to back a movement which it still does not trust. The West understands only too well that recognition of the coalition could inevitably extend to having to provide arms to fighters on the ground. It is the lack of understanding of the political imponderables that characterize the Syrian crisis and the lingering sense of distrust of either the political or military coalition opposing the Assad regime that is tying their hands. Put differently, the West is terrified of making a mistake by simply backing the wrong horse.
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[ 3 syll. bas-tian, ba-sti-an ] The baby boy name Bastian is pronounced BAHZTiy-ahN †. Bastian's language of origin is Old Greek. It is predominantly used in English, French, German, and Spanish. Bastian is a shortening of Sebastian (English, French, German, Scandinavian, and Spanish).
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Bastian is not popular as a baby boy name. It is not listed within the top 1000. In 2015, within the family of boy names directly related to Bastian, Sebastian was the most commonly used.
Baby names that sound like Bastian include Bastiaan (Dutch), Bastien (French, German, and Spanish), Bastiano, Badin, Badon, Bogdan (Polish, Romanian, Russian, Slavic, and Ukrainian), Boston (English), Bostyn, and Bustan (Hebrew).
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Since its official launch in 2010, there has been much talk about where the next Burj Khalifa topping skyscraper will be built.
Two leading contenders have emerged over recent months: the 1000m+ Kingdom Tower in Jeddah, and the 1050m-tall Azerbaijan Tower in the nation's capital of Baku.
Of the two, it appears with Kingdom Tower will be the first to surpass the Burj Khalifa's construction peak. Foundation work is already underway, and the final license from Jeddah municipality to build the tower was formally received on February 19.
In Azerbaijan, construction work on infrastructure surrounding what is hoped will become the world's tallest building is underway. The project was announced earlier this year and will be built as part of the $100bn Khazar Island masterplan, a development that will feature 41 man-made islands linked with more than 150 bridges.
The tentatively named 185-storey Azerbaijan Tower will stand 1050m tall, dwarfing Dubai's 828m-tall Burj Khalifa.
While it may be the tallest building in the world at present, designs for more than 30 towers that surpass the Burj's summit have been produced over the years. The following pages break those down in to the following sections:
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Dow components reporting results in the week include Merck & Co Inc and Pfizer Inc on Tuesday, Visa Inc and Exxon Mobil Corp on Thursday and Chevron Corp on Friday. Lower first-quarter earnings are in store for Merck, as weak growth of its Januvia diabetes drug, the stronger dollar and generic competition for other drugs weigh on results. Pfizer is also expected to report lower first-quarter earnings, hurt by generic competition for its Celebrex painkiller and conclusion of a longtime co-promotion agreement that had allowed it to sell Amgen Inc's blockbuster Enbrel arthritis drug in the United States.
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