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Emergency power backup via power inverter
Hi everyone,
After the last batch of storms here in Illinois with power outages I plan on installing a 1800w Xantrex freedom hf with 2 gel marine batteries for lighting and small loads. It has a built in 30 amp transfer switch and 40 amp charger and is made to be hardwired. I will install a 30 amp breaker from the AC panel to supply the inverter power and have a sub panel(2 space 4 circuit). I purchased slim line breakers which have 2 20 amp circuits on each breaker. The circuits I plan on powering are necessities such as fridge and kitchen lighting and outlets, no high load items.
I have been planning this out for a while and have most of the items, just waiting on a t-fuse and battery cables to arrive. I have installed many transfer switches with generators and am very comfortable with wiring. The reason for home battery backup is because the wife can't start a generator and to be honest am afraid she would blow up the house. So a built in transfer switch to save the fridge and give her lighting is my main goal. Question I have is about the sub panel since I never wired one. The inverter output will have 10 awg 3 wire(line neutral ground) which I will wire to the sub panel.
The sub panel has two lugs. one supplying each breaker I presume. The inverter has only one output lug(3 wire). Does the sub panel provide power to both breakers if I wire one lug? Are both lugs in there for 240? It doesn't look like they are bonded to each other. I want to supply power to both breakers(120v) but will have the inverter output to one lug. Hope this makes sense. Everything else looks very straight forward. Thanks for any input...
You can remove the 240 volt feed from the subpanel lugs and then connect the single 120 volt inverter feed to both hot lugs of the subpanel to power all of the breakers in which case any 240 volt equipment will get zero volts.
The transfer switch cannot be in the inverter unit with just one cable coming out. There must be a transfer switch in the current path from the main panel to the subpanel if you are going to power that subpanel with the inverter.
The common terminals of the (double pole) transfer switch are attached to the subpanel top feed. The side of the transfer switch (two sides; double throw) that accepts the inverter has two lugs for the two hot poles. Connect the hot lugs together (bridge them; bond them to each other) at this side and attach the single hot for the inverter feed. (Connect the inverter neutral to the neutral lug. Connect the original feed from the main panel to the subpanel to the other side of the transfer switch.)
Hey Allan,
Thanks for the reply. After reading your response, can you tell me why the transfer switch will not work in that configuration? The main panel is not attached per say because the built in transfer switch sees there is no power coming from the main ac panel. Once power is restored, then the transfer switch cuts off the battery side and the main ac panel is now supplying power to those circuits as well as charging the batteries. That is the intended use per Xantrex for hardwiring the inverter? All other Xantrex inverters have the same configuration. This transfer switch is the same as generator transfer switches,but automatic and both prevent backfeeding to the ac panel.(i.e no injured workers) At no time is power coming from both sources.(batteries versus ac grid) I understand both lugs providing 240 volt and each side is 120 volt, my question is if I wire one lug, are both sides receiving 120volt? Could you please explain? Thanks!
Thanks Allan,
You must have been editing your post while I was typing. I think we are both on the same page now. I am going to wire one lug of the sub panel with the inverter output so both sides of the sub panel are getting 120 volts. there will be no need for 240 volts. The transfer switch is between the sub panel and the main ac panel, there will be no backfeeding of power to the ac panel. Thanks again for taking the time!
You will be backfeeding the entire electrical system with 120 volts by doing what you are proposing.
The power from the inverter will be going into the subpanel and on through it via the conductors and te breaker feeding ths sub panel from the main panel.
A transfer switch is required to isolate the utility power from the emergency power. The inverter transfer switch does not do this.
Thanks for pointing that out b. What is the easiest way to fix that? Another transfer switch or something between the main breaker and inverter?
You may not connect the inverter output directly to the subpanel without first unscrewing and removing the wires going to the main panel.
Exception: The National Electric Code does allow separate breakers or switches to connect the main panel feed or the inverter feed to the subpanel but with cams and/or levers and/or sliders that prevent both sets of breakers/switches from being on at the same time.
One option would be a GE TM830CUGEN manual transfer switch. About $100.00. You install it as a sub panel with the circuits you want to have for back-up power. The inverter is also fed to the switch. It prevents utility power and back-up power from being connected at the same time.
Hey Br, Allan
Thanks again for the time to answer these questions! Let me take another stab at this..Brr,after looking at the manual again I don't see how this will backfeed into the main ac panel. The 30 amp breaker from main ac goes to power inverter for power. internal transfer switch looks for power on either side so no backfeeding there. If main ac panel loses power, transfer switch sees this and transfers to batteries and inverter output supplies sub panel(4 circuits). These 4 circuits were removed off the main ac panel and relocated to sub panel. so when power is restored, main breaker supplying power inverter is also supplying those 4 circuits and when power is lost "only" those 4 circuits are being powered by the batteries. There is no tie between those 4 circuits and the rest of the ac panel. Does that make sense? I'm trying to visualize this and type in a coherent manner at the same time:)
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Connect the (30?) amp cord from the back of the inverter to the main panel. (You can leave the plug attached to the cord and install a matching receptacle in a box near the main panel connected to a matching (30?) amp breaker in the main panel)
For the side of the external transfer switch (between subpanel and main panel) intended for the inverter, connect this to the receptacle on the front of the inverter using another cord. Connect the hot wire of this cord to both hot lugs on this side of the breaker. Do not bond to each other (bridge) the two hot lugs on the common part of the external transfer switch connected to the subpanel.
Subpanel power capacity: Normal -- whatever the main panel breakers for the subpanel are up to the panel rating. Power outage -- 15 amps.
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Alternate connection, max 15 amps 120 volts and no 240 volts to the subpanel at all times. (The inverter is 1800 watts as you stated)
Connect the cord from the back of the inverter to the main panel as above.
The only power feed for the subpanel is a cord to be plugged into a receptacle on the front of the inverter (or any other receptacle). Connect the hot wire of this cord to both subpanel hot lugs and connect the neutral of the cord to the neutral lug.
No separate transfer switch needed.
With utility power normally on, the power passes through the inverter directly to the output receptacle and on to the subpanel. The utility power also charges the battery. During a power failure, the transfer switch inside the inverter disconnects the main feed and connects the batteries to the output receptacle.
Only by using this alternate connection will the inverter not backfeed the utility power if you omit the external transfer switch.
Hey Brr,
Yes, here is the link... 3rd document installation instructions page 1-7. When A/C power is up it charges the batteries and passes power to ac loads in sub panel. Sub panel circuits are completely isolated from main breaker panel.
Hey Allan,
I would take the necessary circuits off the main panel and relocate them to the sub panel via twist nut ties which are approved in my area. So the main panel is still supplying these circuits via the 30 amp breaker to the inverter, but once power is lost the inverter transfer switch only allows power from the batteries and doesn't allow back flow via the 30 amp breaker. Since the 4 circuits were relocated from the main to sub panel, there are no ties to allow back flow.
After reading most of the instructions I would say you are correct about the feed-thru. Looks as if you're good to go.
Thanks brr and Alan for taking the time to confirm this. Great forum!
Just found the part in the Xantrex manual allowing a hard wired cable from the inverter output as the sole feed to the subpanel, in lieu of cord and plug to the inverter front panel receptacles and allowing a power usage of nearly 30 amps with utility power on. (This is not the same cable that comes out the back of the inverter to go to the main panel)
Thanks for checking it out Allan....
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"Witch Hunt" in the Silicon Valley
At the start of this year, word began to spread around Silicon Valley that the Securities & Exchange Commission was on the prowl for companies that improperly accounted for stock options grants during the Internet boom. For a while, executives whispered about which companies were most at risk. But now, many executives are surprised by the breadth of the government's probe, which has resulted in SEC investigations into 80 companies and criminal indictments against former executives at Brocade Communications (BRCD) and Comverse Technology (CMVT). In the latest development, on Aug. 14, Sanmina-SCI (SANM) and PMC-Sierra (PMCS) revealed potential problems related to their stock option grants.
Already, most tech companies have launched their own investigations of their books, to spot irregularities before the feds or the press does it for them. But many tech executives are now beginning to use the phrase "witch hunt" to describe the growing scandal. While few doubt there were cases of outright fraud that should be punished, they fear that the widening probe has now reached a counterproductive level. Rather than just catching scofflaws, well-meaning companies and executives are being wrongly impugned by the scandal, in their view.
This view is as common in Silicon Valley as startups and circuit boards, but few executives have expressed it publicly, given the legal exposure and intense political and media pressure. But Daniel Warmenhoven, who has been CEO of storage gear maker Network Appliance (NTAP) for the past 12 years, agreed to speak publicly about his views—in large part because his company has already done a comprehensive review of its books. NetApp commissioned an independent investigation of its accounting to head off any problems. The SEC has asked for information on NetApp's options program, but has not expressed any concerns, he says. Here are edited excerpts from three recent phone interviews with Peter Burrows, the Computers editor in BusinessWeek's Silicon Valley bureau.
What's your overall sense of the stock options scandal?
I think it's become a witch hunt. I think the government is looking to find some egregious examples [of wrongdoing] and to publicly hang people for them. That's fine. But where does it stop? I'm not saying the past practices were all good. But I thought the SEC's role was to build investor confidence. What they're doing right now is destroying it, and I don't see the purpose.
They're penalizing today's shareholders for events that occurred five years ago. But who is this protecting, exactly? With Enron, every shareholder in the company lost money. The same with Qwest, and with MCI-Worldcom. But I don't know who the injured party is here.
The victim was the investor, who was not getting accurate information about the options their companies were doling out. And in the case of backdating (in which shares are granted at prices below the market price on the day of the grant, guaranteeing the recipient paper profits), insiders were getting a better deal on shares than the company's public investors could get.
First of all, backdating options wasn't illegal. You just had to make sure you disclosed it and properly expensed them. And the laws have changed since [then]. Now, [because new regulations compel companies to expense all options, not just special cases like backdated "in the money"options], the basic fraud issue has by definition gone away. And let's not forget that most companies' options vest over four years, so most of the guys who got these grants in 1999 and 2000 never got a chance to cash out anyway (since most tech stocks are trading far below even the backdated prices).
So backdating isn't illegal if it's fully disclosed to the public and properly accounted for. But an awful lot of tech companies are admitting now that they didn't properly disclose and account for them. Why was this so common?
This is going to sound weird, but what difference did it make [if the options expense was recorded on company's official financial records using generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP]? It was going to be removed for the pro forma reports anyway, and that's all the investment community cared about. And there was no rigor around the enforcement of this [by the SEC]. I'm not trying to defend the practice. But [properly disclosing and expensing in-the-money options] just wasn't viewed as a high priority by anyone. It generally wasn't even audited by the audit firms. The view was that close enough is close enough, which is why some people crossed over the line.
So do you think we'll see lots of companies found guilty, and see executives go to jail?
I think so. It's pretty clear that the SEC wouldn't prosecute cases if they didn't think there were egregious actions at the most senior management levels that were tantamount to fraud. I think they will bring many cases, and probably prevail on many of them.
Putting aside cases of outright fraud, explain why so many other companies are getting caught up in this scandal.
I think it falls into three buckets. First, there were companies who were very aggressive about using options on the recruiting front, who used a very loose interpretation of the rules, and didn't pay attention to disclosure like they should have.
Then there were the opportunists, who would take advantage of the fact that they had information the public didn't have [to time grants ahead of good news so recipients would get an immediate bump in the value of the underlying shares]. For example, we used to grant options to executives on the day our compensation committee did the annual executive performance reviews. This meeting took place a week or so before we announced earnings. Now, if we knew we were going to stink it up that quarter, you could ask yourself: Should we wait two weeks [to grant the options, after the stock had crashed]? We never did this, but it would have been legal.
Finally, there were companies that made administrative mistakes. For example, we do an audit at the end of each quarter just to make sure all our options paperwork is complete. At the end of the April quarter in 2003, we found that we didn't have the faxed signature from one of the members of the compensation committee for a grant we'd made to one of our executives. The director said he had sent it, but we couldn't find the paperwork. So we got him to send a new signature, and we closed the books on the transaction the following quarter. Officially, there was no problem. We had obtained all the proper approvals from the compensation committee to grant the options. But then there's that last administrative step: getting the sign-off on the grant itself, and having the documentation to prove it. And that last step is where a lot of the SEC focus seems to be now, and it's where there was a lot less rigor on the administrative side back then.
What would you guess is the ratio between outright fraud and honest process mistakes like this one?
At the end of the day, I think you'll find almost every company has some impaired records like this. I'd bet there will be 10 cases of egregious behavior for every 1,000 cases of clerical mistakes.
Even if tech companies didn't think the price of an option was a big deal, it doesn't prove they were, in fact, being careful to make sure options programs didn't unfairly benefit insiders. If not price, what were you and your fellow CEOs focused on to make sure you did right by shareholders?
There was a lot more focus on the number of shares we granted than on the price. The number of shares is what creates dilution, and we manage the number of shares being granted every year within a dilution cap. Every year, I talked to my big shareholders and asked for their support [for the year's options program], and explained to them in great detail what the options will be used for—to attract new hires, for executives, whatever.
Many of the allegations in this scandal center on overaggressive use of options to hire and retain employees. To what extent can the trend be blamed not on corporate greed, but on the necessity to recruit talented employees in a very competitive market?
I never thought it was necessary to do those things to attract people. If someone we were trying to recruit said: 'I won't join unless you give me a discounted option', my answer was 'I don't think you belong here.' After all, our stock price back then was generally up and to the right. That little differential [between the price of the option a few days or weeks before, rather than on the person's hire date] shouldn't affect someone's decision to come and make a career with us.
Some executives I've spoken with say it's preposterous to think that so many executives were so focused on options accounting fraud—if only because there were so many more powerful legal ways to pump up their stocks.
Absolutely. Almost anything I did would have more impact on the company—calling on customers, driving down cost of goods sold to get the gross margins up, signing up a partner. Fiddling with stock options didn't return much in the way of a business result.
And stock options don't vest for at least a year, so we're talking about a form of long-term compensation. To take such a short-term view [such as cooking the books to avoid options-related expense] would have struck me as, well, like the millionaire that clips coupons. If I can't make the stock move more than that by the time the options vest, I'm not being very effective.
How is this scandal affecting you personally, and your friends who are executives? Does it make you want to retire sooner than you might have?This is one more straw on the camel's back, but not the one that would singularly cause someone to change their career path. A few years ago [before the options scandal], my CFO walked into my office and quit. He said "I'm just tired of being a CFO," and he's as pure as the driven snow. He said, "I'm tired of going to conferences and speaking with investors and always feeling like I'm guilty of something." He said all the fun was gone. So I put him on the board. He used to work for me. Now I work for him.
Are you resentful of the government's treatment of tech?
It's like this. Did you ever drive the speed limit on 280 (a highway in Silicon Valley where traffic typically moves along at 80 mph or more)? Of course not. Nobody does. Does that make you a bad person? That's what this feels like. It's like the police come to you in 2006 and say,"Hey, it turns out we have videotapes of everyone from 2000, and we have video of you speeding 18 times. Here are your tickets."On the other hand, I don't think [the SEC] has much of a choice. When academics start publishing their data (on all the companies that issued options at suspiciously low prices), what are they supposed to do? Ignore it? They have to do something with it. And the more rocks they turn over, the more snakes they find. The trouble is that there are people who I think have high integrity who are going to go through a period of duress. They're going to go through hell.
Are you surprised by anything else about this scandal so far?
I'm surprised that companies like Yahoo! (YHOO) and Google (GOOG) and eBay (EBAY) haven't been mentioned. They were all really aggressive hirers at the time, but they haven't shown up in the press. Maybe [the SEC] hasn't gotten to the Y's yet, but they're past the E's.
What impact do you think the scandal is having on tech stocks?
The more airtime it gets, it creates real issues of investor confidence. We're all being tarred with the same brush right now. Tech stocks aren't just down because Dell (DELL) or EMC (EMC) or whoever missed a quarter. I really think there's something in the water. If you're an investor, what tech stock can you buy that you're sure won't be a target next week?

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Freeman does a nice job in researching and discussing the origins of social network analysis (SNA) or the use of structure within sociology. Some would argue that social network analysis is what sociology is all about. This book is not a discussion of the content of SNA, but rather how is the field becoming a science in it own right.
The author does a nice job of creating a definition of the field of SNA and then evaluating each academic center in how many of the elements of SNA the center achieved. Some suggestions as to the early root definitions are: "the study of the patterning of interaction and the patterned social interaction based on systematic observation. Freeman defines SNA as having to comprise the following four components:
1. Social network analysis is motivated by a structural intuition based on ties linking social actors,
2. It is grounded in systematic empirical data,
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A nice addition to the book would be a set of graphs which build through the book as new researchers and new centers of research are introduced that would illustrate these four components. It is only in the very last chapter that we see a single map generated from forty questionnaires that describes who the current luminaries in the field believe contributed the most to the development of the field of SNA. However, it is pointed out often in the book how multi-disciplinary the field is and thus how difficult it has been for the researchers to find each other.
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While there was a difficulty in getting organized, Freeman suggests that the thread of mathematical precision within publications has kept the field from degenerating into academic squabbling. âÂÂThe relative precision of these mathematical treatments gave social networks an advantage. Because of that precision, the network field did not generate the same kinds of quibbles and misunderstandings over terms and concepts that lead to conflict in other fields that are wedded to a natural language.âÂ? P. 136
For those interested in developing a new field of study or coalescing a field of study, Freeman identifies the âÂÂsocial networkâÂ? activities that led to the organizing of the field of SNA. These activities were:
1. Some academics moved from place to place and in so doing, bridged diverse collections of social network scholars
2. Some produced computer programs that standardized the analysis of social network data
3. Some organized conferences designed explicitly to bring previously separate groups together
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The director of the new film "Fair Game" - released Friday - is either blatantly dishonest, or astoundingly lazy. The movie, starring Sean Penn as former U.S. diplomat Joe Wilson and Naomi Watts as his embattled wife, CIA agent Valerie Plame, makes a number of claims on controversial issues that are demonstrably false.
The Daily Caller's Jamie Weinstein did the legwork in demonstrating just how far from the truth some of the film's central claims are. Chief among them, perhaps unsurprisingly, is that Scooter Libby, Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, and other White House officials exerted political pressure on intelligence officials to cherrypick intelligence favorable to claims that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction.
In fact, not only did Libby do no such thing, but according to the Robb-Silbermann Commission, which investigated the intelligence behind the Iraq war, "The analysts who worked Iraqi weapons issues universally agreed that in no instance did political pressure cause them to skew or alter any of their analytical judgments."
Weinstein asked "Fair Game" director Doug Liman if he had read the Robb-Silbermann report. He had not.
But other blatant falsehoods pervade the film that could be disproven with a simple Google search. For instance, it is near-common knowledge by now - except among politically interested Bush-bashers - that neither Libby nor then-White House advisor Karl Rove leaked Wilson's wife's name to the press. In fact, State Department official Richard Armitage dropped the name to the late columnist Robert Novak, setting off a political firestorm.
But according to Weinstein,
You wouldn't know this by watching Liman's "Fair Game," since Armitage is nowhere to be found — except in script at the very end. The narrative that Karl Rove and Dick Cheney's Chief of Staff Scooter Libby were nefarious behind-the-scenes players intent on destroying innocent reputations while pushing the nation into war on false pretenses fits too nicely into Liman and Hollywood's leftwing vision. You can't, after all, let facts spoil a cinematic anti-Bush diatribe.
And true to form, the film goes on to push more falsehoods about Iraq war intelligence. It implies that Joe Wilson's work in Niger disproved President George Bush's infamous claim that "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."
According to Weinstein, the fictional Wilson "suggests his report to the CIA definitively debunked the Iraq-Niger claim." In fact, Bush's statement was accurate: British intelligence had discovered just that. A bipartisan report from the Senate Intelligence Committee found in 2004 that Wilson's report "did not refute the possibility that Iraq had approached Niger to purchase uranium" and "did not change any analysts' assessments of the Iraq-Niger uranium deal."
In short, the film is a left-wing, Bush-hating fantasy. The only question is why the director allowed such untruths to remain throughout the film. Allow me to suggest three potential reasons:
1. Liman is being dishonest in order to push a left-wing agenda.
2. Liman is being dishonest because the factual story is far less interesting than the fictional account released Friday.
3. Liman is completely ignorant of the facts, and too lazy to do even a little research.
Or maybe it's a bit of each. What do you think? Let us know in the comments..


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Publication Type: Experiment Station
Publication Acceptance Date: 8/16/2012
Publication Date: 8/17/2012
Citation: Wortman, C., Varvel, G.E. 2012. Corn stover harvest: Likely effects on soil productivity. Extension Publications. Available: http://cropwatch.unl.edu/web/cropwatch/archive?articleID=4968806. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Demand for corn stover for cattle feeding is likely to be especially high this year because of poor rainfed corn performance and because drought stressed pastures and rangeland are likely to be slow to recover in 2013 and stover will be needed to feed cows. Corn stover harvest is addressed in more detail in the recently revised NebGuide 1846 Harvesting of Crop Residues. Many are concerned that occasional stover harvest will reduce yield potential. However, the results of two long term studies conducted by the USDA-ARS at the UNL-ARDC do not suggest a reason for concern for many eastern Nebraska fields and for irrigated land. The soils at the trial sites of silt loam are 2-3.5% soil organic matter. The effect of N rate with 0 or 100% crop residue removal for continuous rainfed corn was higher yield with 120 compared with 60 lb N/ac applied in an ongoing trial initiated in 2000 (Table 1). Residue removal did not have a long term effect on average grain yield (Table 1). Grain yield was generally reduced by residue removal in 2002, 2003, and 2006 but increased in 2005, 2010, and 2011. In an irrigated trial started in 2001, residual removal did not affect yield with no-till but yield was reduced by residue removal with disk tillage (Table 2). Soil organic matter has not been affected by residue harvest. These results are solid evidence that grain yield is not likely to be reduced by occasional residue harvest for medium texture soils in eastern Nebraska, especially with no-tillage. We cannot extend these results to sandy soils, to rainfed conditions in drier parts of the state, and to low organic matter soils.


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Question on WRONG glue used on ABS
Well, after putting everything together and cementing it, I found that the cement that the Home Depot employee recommended for me to use for ABS was not ABS cement but ABS to PVC transition cement (the green cement). Can anyone let me know if I should be safe with this, or if I should take out what I have done and start over?
What I have contructed is a replacement drain and vent for a sink, 1-1/2" ABS. I plan on covering up all the plumbing, so if this cement will not hold, I would rather start over to be safe (but if it is okay, that would be great).
I feel like kicking myself for not looking more closely at the label (along with a kick to the HD employee as well).
As a licensed plumber myself I have never had any faith in these "Miracle" glues. I am not allowed to use it here because of code. If I need to run PVC to ABS then I have to use fittings dsigned for this purpose. This is because the inspectors also do not have faith in this stuff. IMO, I would start over. While it "May" hold why take the chance? I do not play games like that, a lot of plumbers do, but I am too buisy to have to come back and replace it again.
I have never seen the green glue but if is meant for ABS to PVC it should work. If it makes you feel better take it out and redo it. It has been years since I have even used ABS pipe (in California) and don't remember what the regular glue looks like. ABS is not allowed in Texas and you can't even buy it in the stores.
ABS to ABS glue actually melts the plastic to form a chemical and mechanical bond. I am not aware that the glue you used does this. If it just makes a mechanical bond, I would pull it all out and do er right.
This is going on my list of reasons people should not shop at Home Depot. No one listens though and that 20% or so saved saved is sure worth it when your home floods or you need to replace everything in two years.
Anyone that does work should understand what they are doing. Product wise it pays to find out what product is for what purpose (yourself). I understand you are kicking yourself but just take it as a lesson learned and educate yourself next time.
Relying on a HD or any other employee to give you what you need is a thing of the past. As stated above some just don't and the ones that do are getting fewer and further between.
These employees should be taught to say "I don't know but I will find someone who does". Until then rely on your own to find it out. It is all on the labels of 90 percent of product. The other 10 if you don't know you shouldn't be working with it.
i have seen this type of glue, the can says for all types of plastics. and thats right. but the code says no you can`t glue PVC to abs. you can join with a mechanical shielded coupling made for it. of a fernco type coupling. some codes do not allow the fernco anymore because of allowing the pipe to move off center blocking the pipe
The green glue is transition glue, designed to joins pvc to abs and only pvc to abs, it is not all purpose, code dictate when and where it can be used. Here on one joint one joint only, and on the outside of a building only. All other uses for this glue is not allowed.
Ranman469 you need to read up on codes, you make no sense.
quote me the section and book so i can get informed. there is
more than one code
ok i found it. section of the upc 316.1.6 yes you are right. but he is talking in side the home. a recomendation for something that can only be installed outside makes no sense.
Thanks for the replies everyone. Looks like to be safe, I am going to redo the drain and vent with proper cement, and chalk this up to experience.
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Was not making any recommendations, was only talking about the glue he bought, and just was trying to set the record straight about the green transition glue he purchased from HD
Recommendation here is to cut out and replace said fitting/s using the correct glue intended for the application. Green transition glue is never allowed inside a building, and is not used to glue abs to abs.
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In Reply to: Re: Whatever happend to center tapped chokes?? posted by fatbottle on June 18, 2002 at 02:34:32:
it would work, but don't expect to put more than 115vac across the primary--more than that (i'd say around 130) will saturate the core.
you could test the max input voltage with a variac and a current meter... with just the primary across the line, slowly increase the input voltage. the large reactance of the winding @ the line frequency will prevent much current from flowing. as you continue to advance the input voltage with the variac, when the current drawn from the line increases greatly you know you have reached the point of saturation, and that represents the max primary voltage that will be tolerated.
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Hi Ken,
What I don't understand is the voltage part. Is it not current that determines saturation. Or is it the combination of the 2..
its a combination of the two.
its AC voltage and DC current that causes the core to saturate.
the more DC current the less room you have for AC voltage.
On mains, which is more or less unlimited currentwice, a 30% voltage overload would make the flux to "break down" and one has a current rush...
A 2*110V 50Hz will have a larger margin than a 2*110V 60Hz, and a 0/230/480-50Hz would make it :-)
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do all roms work for a droid 1 flashed to cricket or does it have to be a cricket rom?
All roms work while on cricket, sorry for such a late response.. I don't hang around the D1 forums.
Long as you have the correct programming, NV Items, and using QPST for the MIP password (cricket), everything should work fine. The rom actually has nothing to do with the radio. Unless you are on the 45 plan instead of the android plan, in that case you need either Greenk45 or autostart + u2nl to make 3g work.
Personally, I prefer Page Plus, much better services (since it's a Verizon MVNO) and no flashing required. Verizon's towers are stronger than Cricket's, I used Cricket for awhile and it uses a lot of battery + heats up trying to keep a good connection in GOOD signal areas (3g connection is better than 1x, which is used for talking). -100~-95dBm on cricket vs -75~-68dBm on Page Plus in the exact same location.
On the 'high' end of pricing, 55 on Cricket is Unlimited talk/text and 1GB of data before a MASSIVE throttle to like, 100kbps. To begin with, their data is slow already. 55 on Page Plus is Unlimited talk/text and 2GBs of data at verizon's 3g speeds.
I'm not plugging for Page Plus; I'm just giving you a comparison (though it seems like it though doesn't it? ) and possibly easier time with smaller carriers. Though if you live in a good Cricket area, by all means go for it. If you have any troubles flashing anything, just ask. I've flashed several phones (D1, D2, and DX) to cricket with full working everything (though MMS is really flakey, works about 20% of the time).
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Scratching, but no fleas?
My puppy Koda is a little over 3 months.
I've noticed that he has been "fleaing"himself and scratching. I haven't seen any fleas or ticks, and have given him treatment for fleas.
What are you feeding him?
Indie was itchy for a while for no real reason I could see. Lamb instead of chicken seems to have cut that way down. It was quite a bit of trial and error.
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Could be allergies.. environmental or food or both. Did this just start? has it been going on? Did you start a new food?
This time of year, I would think mosquitoes before I'd think food allergy.
Could be Natty flies or No-see-ums this time of year.
What flea treatment did you use?
When was his last vaccination and what was in it?
The Homeopathic below could help:
Only Natural Pet Skin & Itch Dog & Cat Homeopathic Remedy Give it away from food (20 minuets before and 20 minutes after) for best results.
But also look at his food as others have suggested.
Many have had great results with USDA Organic Virgin Coconut Oil (Non GMO, NO Hexane) purchased from a health food store.
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Check him very, very carefully to see if he has any patches where the hair has thinned (like bald patches). They are obvious if on the face, but less obvious elsewhere if the hair covers them.
Hans was diagnosed with demodex after he scratched mercilessly. We gave him a few weeks to see if his immune system would get rid of it but in the end had to put him on ivermectin.
If he is just scratching around his collar and you just put it on him recently then that is normal. Our little guy will scratch at his collar here and there (been getting better, hardly does it now) because he was not used to it at first.
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:smt023Very nice gun, Got the same combo .357-.40 a few days ago. I was able to make it to the range today & it shoots great, better than my .40 xd. some reviews i was reading about the p2000sk were complaining about the accuracy not being up to par with some of the other highend ccw's, not a problem with mine maybe they need to spend a little more time at the range. Congrat's on the new purchase!!!
Nice gun, congrats.
Are you aware of gun safety rule #3?
I have the same gun and I love it. You just can't find a better polymer gun in my opinion.
PS: What holster will you be using to carry it. I finally discovered that the Blackhawk Leather holsters made for the baby Glocks fit it perfectly. Other holsters made for the baby Glocks probably do too.
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keep yer booger hook off the bang switch till yer ready to fire. :smt1099
nice gun.
Looks like it could use a thorough cleaning.
So what is the benefit of having the .357sig and .40SW barrells?
Where did you get the flat magazine baseplate?
I have the regular P2000 and want to replace my G19.
I think the flat bottom will conceal easier.
A guy I know on another board that bought one in .40S&W and it came with two extended mags. Mine came with two flat plate mags. We simply switched and now we each have one of both.
That is a very nice gun.
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Most of the city grinds to a halt in August, cinemas included; but one of the great things about summer in Milan is its open-air cinema season. Look for listings under the heading 'Cinema all'aperto' in daily papers Corriere della Sera and La Repubblica.
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What a fun day today was!!!
Florida Boxer Rescue, all the nice people who kept me alive until Dadoo adopted me, had their annual Boxer Bash today. It was really neat. Lots of stuff for dogs, a costume contest, and auctions to raise money for other boxers.
Everyone from the Rescue remembered me!! They called me Gabe, but they remembered what a people doggy I used to be. Dadoo could tell that they remembered how I didn't get along too well with other dogs though. You could see it in their faces whenever I would growl at other dogs.
Anyhow, there were LOTS of boxers there--fawns and brindles, a lot of white ones, an old girl with a wheeled thing she could walk with because her back legs didn't work. I didn't win the costume contest--that went to a little girl dressed like a pea pod! But Dadoo won the silent auction for a three dimensional boxer face made of stained glass. Mamoo wasn't all that impressed with it. Of course, she didn't go. But I am so glad I was there!!
Dadoo and I ran the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure on Saturday. O.K. We walked. Half the race. Then we sat in the air-conditioned car for a while. It was reallllllllllllllly hot and humid. Too bad we quit; I think I would have won the dog prize.
It's kind of nice having a permanent home. There are a lot of really tasty couch cushions for me to eat!!!
And I like playing with the cat---If I catch her, I bet she'll taste better than the cushions!
I've never had a diary before, so I might not do too well in putting this together. But I've spent most of my life moving around from house to house. I don't even know how old I am, but they called me Gabe and moved me from the East Coast of Florida to the West Coast, and then up and down the West Coast.
But last week, while I was staying at Doggy Daycare in Masaryktown, some really nice people came and took me away! They brought me to a new house, and started calling me Smike, and told me that I was a good dog. I've been getting a lot of petting and hugging, and walking around the neighborhood. The other day we went to a dog park, and I got to run around with 7 or 8 big dogs. That was a lot of fun, and we wrestled and barked.
I'm not the only animal living here. There's a little orange cat, who calls herself Annie Hall, who thinks she owns the place. She hasn't messed with me, and I've just ignored her. I hope she likes to play, if she ever gets friendly. So far she's just really stuck up!
I do think I'm going to like it here. Except the house mom won't let me up on the couch! It's the most comfortable place in the house, right under the window where I can watch people come and go. Well, we'll see if that changes. So far, it's a small price to pay for a nice place to live. I think they like dogs like me.
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(New York, September 30, 2005) — Statement by Jon Givner, HIV Project Director at Lambda Legal who testified before the Assembly Health Committee in favor of passage of AB 228, a law that bars providers from denying organ transplantation based on HIV status alone.
The law says, "A health care service plan shall not deny coverage that is otherwise available under the plan contract for the costs of solid organ or other tissue transplantation services based upon the enrollee or subscriber being infected with the human immunodeficiency virus."
(New York, September 29, 2005) — Statement by Lambda Legal Executive Director, Kevin Cathcart on the confirmation of John Roberts as Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
(Philadelphia, September 27, 2005) — The Superior Court of Pennsylvania affirmed a lower court ruling awarding custody of twins to Patricia Jones, a lesbian mother, ruling that Jones would provide a better home than her ex-partner, Ellen Boring (the children's biological parent).
(New York, September 19, 2005) — After careful consideration, Lambda Legal announced today its opposition to the nomination of John Roberts for Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Kevin Cathcart, Executive Director of Lambda Legal, made the following statement:
(New York, September 7, 2005) — Statement by David Buckel, Marriage Project Director and lead attorney in Lambda Legal's case seeking marriage for same-sex couples in New Jersey, on the death of plaintiff Marilyn Maneely, who died earlier today of ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease).
"Today is a very sad day; sad because illness took Marilyn too soon and sad because Diane and Marilyn didn't get to see the day they could be married.
(Holmdel, NJ, September 7, 2005) — At a press conference today, Lambda Legal announced a lawsuit filed with the Superior Court of New Jersey in Monmouth County on behalf of a lesbian student who was verbally and physically attacked for two and a half years in Holmdel High School. While the abuse was brought to the school administration's attention time and again, no effective measures were taken by the school to end it.
(New York, September 6, 2005) — Statement by Lambda Legal Executive Director Kevin Cathcart in response to the death of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and the president's nomination of John Roberts as his successor.
(New York, August 22, 2005) — Today Lambda Legal launched a petition campaign seeking signatures of concerned citizens to deliver to senators urging them to ask Judge John Roberts 30 law-based questions about LGBT civil rights during the confirmation hearings that will begin after Labor Day.
(Los Angeles, August 22, 2005) — Lambda Legal issued the following statement regarding the decision by the California Supreme Court in three cases involving lesbian parents.
Jennifer C. Pizer, Senior Counsel in Lambda Legal's Western Regional Office in Los Angeles said:
"Today's decisions build on a solid foundation of California statutory and common law intended to protect California's children, regardless of the sexual orientation of their parents. These cases highlight the need for a Family Code that protects all families—all kids—equally.
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Fewer Americans commuting solo
The dismal economy and skyrocketing gas prices may have accomplished what years of advocacy failed to: getting more people to stop driving solo. The share of workers driving to work alone dropped slightly from 2010 to 2011 while commutes on public transportation rose nationally and in some of the largest metropolitan areas, according to Census data out today Thursday.
Group commuting -- riding buses, trains, subways or sharing cars or vans -- rose from 2005 to 2011 in more than a third of 342 metropolitan areas for which data exist, according to a USA TODAY analysis.
About two-thirds saw jumps in residents using public transit. The share driving to work alone dropped in about two-thirds or more than 200 metros.
New York City, by far the national leader in mass transit use, saw a two-percentage-point jump. Now, almost a third of residents in the New York metro area use public transportation.
Ride-sharing "a lot of times is a response to higher gas prices," says Eddie Caine, who heads the van pool program for Valley Metro, Phoenix's regional transportation agency, "but once people try van pooling, they tend to enjoy not having the stress, saving money and they make friends."
The national average price for regular gasoline is $3.85 a gallon, according to AAA and the Oil Price Information Service. That's up from $3.72 a month ago and $3.59 a year ago. The record is $4.11 set in July 2008.
The Phoenix agency just added bike racks to its vans for people who don't want to drive to their pick-up points.
This week, the American Public Transportation Association reported the sixth consecutive quarterly increase in ridership -- up 1.6% in the second quarter. Rail showed the biggest jump. Several public transit systems in small and large cities (Ann Arbor, Mich., Boston, Oklahoma City) reported record ridership.
Almost 60% of trips on mass transit are work commutes. The surge in group commutes is showing up in some areas where van pools shuttle employees from train stations or suburbs to job centers. Overall, the percentage of workers carpooling held steady at 9.7% but is still slightly below pre-recession levels -- a likely effect of high unemployment in sectors such as construction and manufacturing.
In California's thriving Silicon Valley, 31 shuttles provide transportation to work sites from 19 train stations, and ridership is up 30% over last year in San Mateo County, says Christine Dunn, public information officer for the county's bus system and the Caltrain San Franciso-to-San Jose line.
"In this area, I think people have become increasingly concerned about the environment," she says.
A survey by the agency shows that interest in helping the environment has risen 35% since 2003, Dunn says. High gas prices and more employer incentives are contributing factors, she says.
Generational changes are shifting attitudes, too.
"You have an aging population of Baby Boomers, the bulk of whom are winding their years in the work force, who have started to explore other ways of getting around," says John Robert Smith, president and CEO of Reconnecting America, a non-profit organization that focuses on transit-oriented development. "At the other end of the spectrum, you have the millennials, who many recent polls have shown do not have the same urgency to get their driver's license."
Driving also gets in the way of mobile phones, e-readers and other technology.
"This is a generation that texts, and you can't do that while you drive," says Virginia Miller, spokeswoman for the public transportation association.
Alan Pisarski, author of a series of Commuting in America books, is skeptical.
"I may be old-fashioned here, but I find it hard to believe they take transit to text," he says. "Is this a product of the current economy or is this a new normal?"
The new 2011 Census data show that the economic downturn continues to affect birth rates, especially among young women.
Fertility rates dropped for virtually every racial and education group, says Kenneth Johnson, demographer at the University of New Hampshire's Carsey Institute.
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The worst may be over for Florida, Johnson says. The state gained people from other states for the third straight year after two years of losses. Other Sun Belt boom states are still struggling. Nevada continued to lose people to other states, but Arizona eked out a small net gain.
The nation added just 430,000 households, half the average rate of the last decade. Average family size under one roof rose for the fifth straight year, to 3.25 as young adults stayed or came back home.
The marriage rate fell again. Median age at first marriage rose to 28.9 for men, 26.7 for women. Since 2005, marriage age has risen by almost two years for men and 1.4 years for women.
The rate of people who moved fell again, to 14.6%, although the rate for interstate movers inched up to 2.3%.
The share of immigrants from Latin America has dropped to 52.6%, as the slow U.S. economy and tighter border security have cut migration from there. Bigger shares are coming from Asia and Africa.
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Yusac Pakage and Philep Karma received jail terms of 10 and 15 years respectively for hoisting the flag last December.
The pair have both appealed, according to the judge who heard the case.
Papua was briefly independent in the 1960s, after Dutch colonisers withdrew, and before Indonesia took control.
Prosecutors had recommended Judge Radiantoro, presiding, sentence them to just five years in jail.
But he argued that they "showed no remorse for their actions and have repeatedly claimed they were not Indonesian citizens".
Separatist activists in the province want it to be renamed West Papua - the name it was given on 1 December 1962 as Dutch colonisers withdrew from the area.
Indonesia ignored the declaration and took control of the province in 1963.


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Robbie Deans believes the Wallabies will summon their best performance of the series in Sydney on Saturday and says the Lions have lost vital experience by dropping veteran centre Brian O'Driscoll.
Just one game remains for the tourists to prove the British and Irish Lions brand is still relevant and for the Wallabies and their coach to prove the hard yards of recent years have been worth it. The stage is set. Deans has the back line of his dreams and a forward pack that boasts a balance of abrasive exuberance and wily smarts to get the job done.
He knows it, too, and sees the tipping point on which so much hangs for Australian rugby and his own career.
''This will be our best performance without a doubt and I think that's been coming,'' Deans said.
''You look at the second half last week, when we started to get some rhythm, the combinations started to kick in. The Lions will intend to deny us that momentum and deny us ball that we can use.
''[They will play] field position once again and they'll try to spend a lot of time with the ball in their own hands, sucking the energy out of our legs. But either way this will be our best performance.''
Warren Gatland's decision to drop O'Driscoll from his match 23 raised eyebrows inside Wallabies camp, less because of who replaced him in the midfield but more for the Lions' willingness, having lost leaders Sam Warburton and Paul O'Connell, to go without the Irishman's killer instinct and inspiring leadership.
''He'll be disappointed and from our perspective it's a little bit of experience gone … We'd anticipated he would be there, but we haven't spent the time and consideration that the Lions staff will have on the matter,'' Deans said.
''Those are decisions that aren't made lightly and Warren will have given it due consideration and believes what he has put together will serve him better.''
The alternative, the Welsh midfield combination of Jonathan Davies and Jamie Roberts, is by no means an easier proposition, despite the Wallabies' familiarity with their powerful running games.
''We've played them often and have a lot of respect for what they bring to the game, they are demanding,'' Deans said. ''It's not surprising that Warren has looked to his Welsh players. He knows them well and you only have to look to that last Six Nations [game against England] when they responded at the defining moment.''
Deans has made a gamble of his own, naming a forward-heavy six-two split on the bench, leaving halfback Nick Phipps and fullback Jesse Mogg as his only back-line cover.
Deans also played down the tourists' paucity of line breaks in the second Test.
''Clearly the frames they have put into their side are designed to dent your line, zero line breaks is probably stretching it a little bit because they did get forward momentum,'' he said. ''It's going to be a big challenge, we know that. You only have to look at the previous two outings. To suggest either of those two games didn't involve a big challenge is ludicrous. It's going to be a tough game - it's going to be a great game.''


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