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water leaking out heating furnace
I have a Heil furnace that has a problem it leaks water that is supposed to go to the condensation pump, this leak comes from the exhaust pipe that goes out from the induce motor. I am wondering how can i correct this. Please help any body.
You should be able to clean out a trap of some sort, then just make sure all clamps are tight.
Hi eazacon2001
There are rubber grommets that attch the PVC pipe to the inducer assy. Check the clamps on these, they are also a potential place for a condensate leak. You will also have a piece called a condensate trap as acefurnacefixer pointed out. The rubber hoses going to these sometimes swell and will split. Check all this stuff, if you need more help one of us on here will give it a try.
Good luck
I have a Heil 7000 gas furnace which is about 14 years old and it leaks water down onto the basement floor. This furnace has a weird looking PVC exhaust pipe with a cuplike fitting that loads up with water and overflows down onto the floor. Called a furnace man who came out and he took the PVC piping apart and cleaned it. He said he could hear some kind of a float inside it which he assumed was dirty and got stuck causing water to accumulate and overflow down onto the floor. He reassembled the piping. It is still loading up with water and spilling down onto the floor near the drain. The water runs the other way towards the sewage ejector pump pit.
Is it normal for the cuplike fitting in the PVC exhaust pipe to load up with water and overflow?
is there a better solution for this problem?
so far the furnace man has had no luck locating a new PVC exhaust trap for my Heil 7000 gas furnace,,,Model Number NUGK100DH11. That is the part that is accumulating water and leaking. Anyone know where I could possibly get one?
here are the links showing the PVC exhaust pipe contraption leaking water down onto the basement floor.
the furnace guy said it wasn't normal to have this amount of water buildup in the cuplike contraption.
If he can't fix that call a new contractor, that should have been a one shot repair.
It's going to take him two shots because he said he had to order a new part for that PVC exhaust pipe-trap where water continues to accumulate and spill over onto the basement floor. We shall see.
Update: a new PVC exhaust/trap contraption was installed on my Heil furnace but the new one also started loading up with water and leaking down onto the basement floor. Today I learned that the installer failed to glue the PVC joints and that caused the water leakage. The installer glued them and I am waiting for the glue to dry before firing up that downstairs furnace.
I have a similar heater from 1990 labeled Kenmore but made by Heil. I installed it myself. In my system all 2" PVC pipes are glued except the connection to the exhaust fan (rubber boot with stainless clamps) and the threaded cap on the end of the vertical pipe. The runoff should come from the vinyl tube extending down although in your closeup pic it doesn't look as it is facing the drain but out of it. You may need to move or trim that hose so it faces the drain like the AC 3/4" pipe shown to the left.
Handyman, thanks for the wise advice. Much appreciated.
BigMike and Handyman had the same suggestion to get that vinyl tube positioned correctly over the floor drain. My furnace man finally did this yesterday morning and the water leakage problem now appears to be resolved.
A relatively simple fix !!!
Handyman, it may have been a simple fix but it took them approximately 3 to 4 attempts to finally get there. BigMike and you gave me the solution and I passed it along to the furnace guy.
Hallelujah!!!!! No more water flowing around on the basement floor by the furnace.
3 or 4 ? WOW!!! In my situation the tube goes directly into a condensate pump (same pump used for AC condensation) since I have no basement floor drains.
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Sooo cheesy. That's all I can think of when I see that speaker.
Oh goodness, Woot. I love you little adorable tramps. How many of these things did you guys buy? I've seen you guys trying to get rid of these things for like the last 50 Woot Offs.
You almost got me this time. Is the "plant" removable via force? If so, you may want to mention that. I'd buy a cheap, non-plant related speaker.
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On June 4, 2008, the MessageLabs Researchers revealed that hackers are exploiting an option of mail forwarding used by many recruitment companies, which sends an appropriate CV to customers when a new candidate uploads his resume to the site of recruitment company.
The attackers make use of an authentic ad on an anonymous site of an Australian recruitment agency to apply for a job by filling the online form and attaching a covering letter.
MessageLabs discovered an outbound Word (RTF) document from the recruitment firm (company's name disclosed) which also included an attached PDF file, containing information of an applicant applying for the post of accounts officer. But it contained a harmful executable software made to open user's computers for back-door Trojan attacks.
If the recipient clicks on the PDF file, nothing happens on the screen, but in the background the harmful file installs itself on the system and left a window open for attackers to invade corporate details.
Unfortunately, the attackers are trying to break the trust between companies and recruiter. The recruitment company has been restricted from auto forward the mail, which is sent to every member looking for qualified candidates and appeared to have come from an authentic source.
The MessageLabs Spokesperson said that there is a possibility of danger who has established that option. As a company sign up for the service of not to receive threats, a possibility of getting a clean mail increases.
This method is a modification of earlier scams. In September 2007, MessageLabs noted an increase in attacks aimed at businesses by forwarding C-level employees mails appearing to be from recruitment companies. The mails also contained the same RFT documents that were fixed with harmful screen saver files.
The researches also revealed that the perfect attacks are a zero-day attacks accessing rootkit-cloaked Trojan sent to a HR manager, who, because of policy of company, is bound to open the document.
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I just put inch and a quarter rough country boomerang shackles on my jeep and my have them upside down. I have the open end facing out but is the short side supposed to be on the top or bottom. Thanks.
got mine on bottom.
I have mine there to but my friend is telling me the short side goes up, does it really matter I dunno???
Short side down.
I was under the impression the short side went up, to act as a stop when it hits the frame.
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Looking at the front, it appears he has the short side up, but has it down in the rear...
Perhaps 183Beast can verify how and why he has his this way.
Short side goes down. You DON"T want it hitting the frame, it's not like a bumpstop.
You are right....boom shackles point to the center of the Jeep.
Like the TJ flares, been thinking about going that route.
Short side up in the front(prevents shackle inversion) and short side down in the rear for frame and bumper clearance when compressed.
Ah okay that makes sense I knew there was a certain way to put them haha.
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Them are some good looking holsters
This is a discussion on The Forgotten Holster Makers within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Let's Take A Minute Out To Remember The OTHER Great Beautiful Holster Makers. Our Native American Crafts-Persons. Exactly Like all of us...they obviously took THEIR ...
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Exactly Like all of us...they obviously took THEIR personal carry rigs Very Seriously.
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Them are some good looking holsters
Stunning work. I would really like to have an example of that kind of craftsmanship. That was a time when one could "show off" his or her gun....
Thanks for posting the photos!
those are real nice! We just had "Red Earth Day" here this weekend where they have a lot of dancing competitions, parades and such.
are those part of your colection qk?
sure are nice
No...I wish that they were mine. They are just some of my reference photos.
I love and appreciate the work though.
Funny...years ago I had a beautiful brain tanned moose skin coat that was given to me by a Native American friend.
It was VERY OLD but, still supple & perfectly wearable.
The abundant hand bead work on it was breathtakingly magnificent.
I loved it and had kept up in a cabin that we owned here in PA many years ago.
That cabin got hit by lightning & burnt to the ground.
I angered the Thunder God I guess.
I lost some other really valuable & sentimental things in that fire.
I was not in the area at the time of the fire but, no difference as the place was so remote that there would have been no way to extinguish the blaze anyway.
I just consider my loss to be my Burnt Offering to the Gods.
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I know it's just me, but I think bead and quill work goes much better on knife sheaths. That las holster just looks over done to me.
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Not entirely my choice of designs for the purpose but - that is not to denigrate the lovely crafting work.
The bead application is a labor of love and patience - most pleasant on the eye just as artforms.
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Red Earth - great weekend! Went several times while living in OKC.Originally Posted by soonerjh
The bead and leatherwork is magnificent! It looks like the first pic MAY be of porcupine quills - QK? I haven't since quillwork like that outside of a museum in ages.
Thanks for the pics, QK!
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Very Cool, thanks for the pics! Can I get one for a Glock?
I agree - with jeans and a t-shirt it would be over done - but think of it on the traditional Indian clothes - beautiful!Originally Posted by rstickle
Though it would look better in orange....
Those are some good looking holsters. One sees the holster before he sees the weapon.
Nice work. Not for casual dress now adays, but would not be bad for the cowboy action shooting crowd.
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The only thing that stops bad guys with guns is good guys with guns. SgtD
Very cool looking stuff!
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The Native American holsters for the GLOCKS use only Green & Black Plastic Beads.
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Spiritgreen wrote:Hey, you're a wonderful artist - more than entitled to some artistic license now and again.
Heck yeah, I cannot agree more. This is a wonderfully done image, Patrick!
Re: Evolution is so unpredictable
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Re: Monarch Duel
Definitely got my vote!! Love the coloring!
Re: Demon Queen
Demon queen: queen of the demons.
Re: Kids Kingdom
Special thanks to my son for building such a rad castle for me to work from! Hope you enjoy the design. A child's imagination can build an empire on its own.
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The perspective on the chessboard makes it look like an epic battlefield of turmoil and bloodshed! SO AWESOME! +1
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Awww...sad hill is sad! Haha, this is so good! Your characters are great as always. GMV!
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Totally not a guy thing. I got it.
Of course, I also really liked the "I thought they slept together" interpretation...
SqueakerTH2 wrote:Totally not a guy thing. I got it.
Of course, I also really liked the "I thought they slept together" interpretation...
Wow, I think that got derailed and sent to the wrong spot... Let's see if I can post this comment back where it belongs...
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Totally not just a guy thing. I got it.
Of course, I also really liked the "I thought they slept together" interpretation...
SqueakerTH2 wrote:Totally not just a guy thing. I got it.
Of course, I also really liked the "I thought they slept together" interpretation...
Ok, now woot is just warping with me...
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I like the pop-up book look that the drop-shadows make combined with the two-dimensionality of the illustration. Very cool
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Uh ohz, something tells me the "Q" isnt going to pass the rejectionator...
fventz wrote:Apart from being a rather Jatravartid pop culture reference the design also isn't very well executed.
Thats harsh. I spent a whole 30 min making this. Plus, im not too huge of a fan of the cartoony style, but im slowly learning that my target audience thinks otherwise. Ive only found about this site a week ago.
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Yellow queen counterclockwise along the z-axis.
Wonderful style (as always). I love how here glowing orb kind of pulls you in.
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I really really like this, even butterflies can be awesome if you give them swords and mustachios!
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200% better than your prederby version. +1
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Nice work!
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I love this, I think I like your dark side Diana. ;) I already have "Be my chum"!
Personally, black cats have always been good luck for me.
Great job Brett! What an awesome character, you're a great cartoonist.
One of my favorite characters ever.. :-D I want more cranberry shirts and I really hope this prints.
Glad to see this made it! In for one!
Imo.... Great concept + refined execution = Walmazan
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Prince Orca and Princess Beluga on their royal wedding day.
I would love any comments or critiques.
LOVE IT!@$!@#%#$^. Sadly, I'm new here and I currently cannot vote BUT this and your "I am King of You!" shirts would definitely be the first that I get (if they get top 3, which I don't see why not) :D
Love the colors you chose for this one! That orb is so glowy and shiny.
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I keep chuckling every time I see this design. I told my friends about it this afternoon...one of which is a big Arthurian fan - he thought it was hilarious. Great work, SG!
frickin' sweet! I always dig your bendy stretched and googled ghost-eyed creatures! well-done!! +1
The expression on the lion is absolutely hilarious. So much character you captured there and such a fun little moment. The coloring is well done as well! Looks great on the shirt! +1
Want, want, a thousand times want. Can you tell I want this to print?
MUCH better than the original, and you now have my vote.
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thanks everyone for the support of the design. very surpirsed its doing as well as it is. Please keep the votes coming. I don't mind. ;)
this is really cool. nice focal point on the crystal ball :D
wonderful expression on the lion! you somehow got a nice composition out of these elements. well done!
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really love this design, hope you get a chance to submit it in another derby soon.
I feel... drawn... to that orb too!
What a beautiful design...which alas, I could never wear (and thus cannot vote for), as it is sadly on cream. Maybe consider submitting on another background colour? White would definitely work, and provide more contrast allowing the design (especially the red) to 'pop' more vividly.
Good get-ready-for-Halloween shirt. Can we get a glow-in-the-dark orb?!?!?
Re: The Fisher King
This is a gorgeous design, but the brown shirt isn't working for me. Admittedly, I don't like brown much, but I do also think that it seems rather 'dull' relative to the bright colours of the design. I think navy, or royal blue, or even yellow would work better. You'd have to change the branch colour(s) but that wouldn't be too hard.
Maybe it's just me and everyone else loves the brown...?
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how long do small dogs bleed while in heat for the 1st time?
I have a terrier/chiauaha mix she is swollen HUGE! I made her little panties with pads but I don't know how long it lasts. I worry about bllod getting on everything
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I have a Boston Terrier and she got REALLY huge too, but she didn't bleed to much, plus they clean themselves.
Gracie answered on 12/15/07. Helpful? / 1
It varies with different dogs. The best and most effective way to make sure blood doesn't get on "everything" is to have her fixed, AKA spayed or altered. It costs more to have your dog spayed while she is inheat. For now, just use those pads!
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Your female's season will last for a total of 28 days. Each female is different in terms of how long and how much they will bleed. I have also had females bleed different amounts on different seasons. Some females bleed almost to the end. I was worried about Jelly on one of her seasons because she had quit bleeding and then she started up again at the end. The vet said that is natural although I had never seen it before. She said that it is natures way of "flushing" the system clean after a season. If you are not planning on showing or breeding your girl you should consider spaying her after her season. A discussion with your vet on this topic would be a good idea. There are many health benefits to spaying and it also avoids any unplanned puppies.
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Note that the description is very deceiving. The active luminescent area is not 15mm wide, it's more like 10mm wide and that it's the side with the removable plastic film on it. The wires are also soldered to the luminescent side, which makes it a real pain when replacing burnt out LCD backlights….
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I am thinking about doing the same thing - Did you have any luck?
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It should work, but there aren't any tutorials for splicing EL tape, so you're on your own.
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From Streatham to Banstead: Francesca De Franco with daughters Sofia, five, and two-year-old twins Maria and Gabriella. Image: Rebecca Reid
Despite being Streatham born and bred, and a lover of the buzz and whirl of city life, Francesca De Franco joined the legions of Londoners living in the Home Counties.
She and her expanding family moved from the capital two years ago in search of the home makers' trinity: good-value property, better schools and a convivial community life.
Surrey was as far as she would go from the city, so Francesca, 34, her husband Matthew Collom, 36, who works for a financial website in the Square Mile, and their children Sofia, five, and twins Maria and Gabriella, two, went for Banstead.
"Being in the middle of nowhere wasn't for me. Nature is nice for a week's holiday but not full time," says Francesca, founder of parenting website theparentsocial.com.
"I wouldn't want to be on my own with three young children and with Matthew at work and nobody around me for miles."
Francesca and her family left London in August 2011, selling a two-bedroom cottage in Streatham and buying a five-bedroom, detached Twenties house in Banstead for £620,000. "Surrey is not exactly cheap but if we had tried to buy a house like this even in Streatham it would probably have cost £1 million," says Francesca.
For her the choice of a town has paid off. There is an Ofsted-rated "excellent" primary school, quality shops and children's clubs within walking distance, and, door to door, the journey to London is less than an hour. There are also plenty of pubs, restaurants and cafés.
"I could never live anywhere I had to drive for 20 miles to do anything. Or get in the car for a pint of milk."
£600,000: this cottage in Purleigh, Essex, is surrounded by open country. Through Hetheringtons.
Moving out of London is a huge decision and it is inevitably followed by the challenge of deciding whether to opt for one of the small towns around the capital, or to plunge deep into countryside living.
The decision is not only about lifestyle. At the end of the day it is about money and, surprisingly, a remote country house is more expensive than one in a county town.
Exclusive research from Savills on the town vs country price differential finds a 25 per cent premium on homes in the middle of nowhere. They cost an average £370,485 while in the Home Counties you pay an average £301,247. Nowhere is this "privacy premium" more marked than in West Sussex, where a home in a town will cost an average £259,123, while a rural property averages £361,665, a difference of 39.6 per cent.
The only anomaly is in Buckinghamshire, where there is almost nothing to choose between the price of urban homes, at an average £360,873, and country houses, at £362,964. This, experts believe, is thanks to the influence of Beaconsfield, named by Lloyds Bank as the most expensive market town in Britain, with almost exclusively wide avenues of large homes — average property price £861,371. The value of homes in this affluent town skews the figures for the entire county.
A key reason rural prices are so much higher is that country houses are generally larger than those in towns and have bigger gardens with, possibly, paddocks and outbuildings.
Guide price £995,000: five-bedroom Kentwater House, Cowden, Kent, has original fireplaces, views over the High Weald and a 1.3-acre garden. Through Jackson-Stops & Staff.
Savills calculates that prime properties in the semi-rural/rural locations — defined as the top five per cent most expensive in each region — are on average 40 per cent larger than prime urban properties.
Sally Randall and her husband Michael Reynolds went for a full-on country experience after more than 20 years in London. Sally, 49, a PR consultant for Hobbs Parker estate agents, and Michael, 51, who works in IT and still commutes to work in London, left their terrace in Crystal Palace for a converted oast house outside the village of Woodchurch, Kent, in 2005.
They have two children, Jay, 17, and Hope, 11, and went to Kent for the grammar schools, choosing a rural home partly because they fell in love with the property. They also felt that if they were going to quit the city, they might as well "do it properly". They sold their London home for £560,000 and their new property cost just over £700,000. Sally works from home but says she does not feel lonely, though she admits there are times that "it gets to 4pm and I realise I've not spoken to another adult all day. I think I am just one of those people who does okay on their own."
Sally made friends at the school gates when the children were at the primary in the nearest village and found local people friendly. Although having to drive to the village shop (run by another ex-Londoner) if they run out of milk or want a newspaper is annoying, she made sure before they moved that supermarkets would deliver to the house and that it was served by broadband.
"You do need to get a lot more efficient about planning your life, and you have to work harder on your social life than you would in a town but it was worth it," says Sally. "When we saw the house we just said, 'Wow', and we have got a great school for the kids and a really good life. It was worth the commute."
TOWN: a four-bedroom, period end-of-terrace house in the centre of Weybridge, Surrey, below. South-facing gardens and one mile's walk from the station. The guide price is £595,000 (johndwood.co.uk).
COUNTRY: Cameo Cottage, a Grade II-listed property in the village of Purleigh, Essex. The cottage, dating from 1778, is full of listed features and is surrounded by open country. Nearest station is North Fambridge, 3.7 miles away. The property is on the market at £600,000. (hetheringtons.co.uk).
TOWN: Wodeland Avenue, Guildford. A three-bedroom, period semi-detached house, below, in a great location 500 yards from the high street. The garden has a terrace and barbecue area and the price is £795,000 (savills.co.uk).
COUNTRY: Philpots, a Grade II-listed detached house (three bedrooms) dating from the 16th century and set on the outskirts of the village of Hambledon, Surrey. Witley station is 1.6 miles away. Philpots is on the market at £800,000 (struttandparker.com).
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TOWN: Wisteria Cottage, Esher, Surrey. A 17th-century terrace cottage, below, with plenty of original features. The property has four bedrooms and a 150ft back garden with a detached office annexe. The cottage is within an easy walk of the station and town centre and is on the market for £995,000. (johndwood.co.uk).
COUNTRY: Kentwater House, Cowden, Kent. A Grade II-listed detached house, dating from the 16th century with original beams and fireplaces. There are five bedrooms, and views over the High Weald from the 1.3-acre garden. Guide price £995,000 (jackson-stops.co.uk).
Buckinghamshire: urban £360,873, rural £362,964 (rural premium is 0.6 per cent).
Essex: urban £235,718, rural £295,065 (rural premium is 25.2 per cent).
West Sussex: urban £259,123, rural £361,665 (rural premium is 39.6 per cent).
Kent: urban £226,497, rural £306,188 (rural premium is 35.2 per cent).
Hertfordshire: urban £319,493, rural £443,954 (rural premium is 39 per cent).
Surrey: urban £405,776, rural £453,076 (rural premium is 11.7 per cent).
Home Counties average: urban £301,247, rural £370,485 (rural premium is 25.2 per cent)
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This is a fluid pressure problem within the transmission or in the torque converter (which is external to the transmission but connected to it). It could be simply dirty fluid or a clogged filter which restricts fluid flow within the transmission and a fluid and filter change will fix this. If there is a dirt clog in the valve body, you probably need a replacement valve body since it's very hard to find someone who will rebuild a valve body on a ZF. If it's the torque converter, the torque converter should be replaced before the slamming damages the transmission clutches. The automatic transmission depends on free flow of the transmission fluid through the valve body so that the proper gear can be selected at the proper time, all of which is controlled by fluid pressure. When there is a small blockage, the transmission can't change gears in alignment with engine speed and you get the slamming. Slamming is a different problem than slipping which would indicate that the friction surfaces on the clutch packs are worn and heading to failure.
It seems that new car dealers, particularly the European brands, view transmissions much light bulbs: If it doesn't work right, screw in a new one. They don't seem to have much interest in what happens inside the transmission case or any idea how to fix, or even diagnose, an internal transmission problem. There must be some economic or political reason for this lack of knowledge or interest. I don't know what it is. The best bet is to find a really good transmission specialty shop that has experience with ZF products. A fluid and filter change is probably only a couple of hundred dollars and it's important that it's done correctly since some ZF transmissions need to be filled according to the temperature of the fluid which is monitored as the fluid is added.
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Converting a mapping into a well-defined function
Dear Mathematica User Friends:
I need to build a module that takes a non-empty set A
(whose elements are 2-tuples), and appends (or not) those 2-tuples
to a set B according to the following criteria:
(1.) if the abscissa of a 2-tuple in A is unique (among the abscissas
of all the other 2-tuples in A), then the module appends that 2-tuple
to the set B.
(2.) if there are n 2-tuples in A that share the same abscissa, then
the module appends the first of those 2-tuples to B ("first" here means
the first of such n 2-tuple encountered, as you read A from left to
right),but does not append the rest to B.
(3.) the module does not attempt to sort the set B, after the appending
process is completed.
If A = {{a,5},{b,27},{a,14},{c,4},{e,94},{b,6},{d,9},{e,4}}
Another way to re-phrase the above example;
if A defines a mapping:
A(a)=5, A(b)=27, A(a)=14, A(c)=4, A(e)=94, A(b)=6, A(d)=9, A(e)=4
them the module converts the mapping A into a well-defined function:
A(a)=5, A(b)=27, A(c)=4, A(d)=9, A(e)=94.
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At the time, it may not have seemed to matter. Playing time was rare, and the sideline seemed more like a perpetual purgatory rather than an opportunity to get better.
Until this season.
"It's a lot easier now that I'm playing," Dowtin said. "The plays come a lot easier, the game comes a lot easier. Instead of just standing on the sidelines and hoping I'm going to get in, I'm standing on the sideline now looking at different things in the game that will help me when I get out there."
Both by design and by necessity, Dowtin hasn't had as much time to daydream this season. From Georgia's opening game against Oklahoma State to his strong performance a week ago against Arizona State, Dowtin has been a big part of the action.
After seeing sporadic playing time as a freshman last year, Dowtin's role figured to increase this season. As linebackers go, he already looked the part. He was strong, athletic, and his football instincts were already well refined.
It was the little things, however, that eluded him.
So this offseason, Dowtin spent as much time working on the subtleties of his craft and sharpening his focus on his goals as he did hitting the weight room and practicing drills on the field.
"Just staying focused on the things I've got to do on a daily basis on the field and off the field has better prepared me for when my chance comes, using it to the best of my ability," Dowtin said.
The chance came almost immediately. With starting linebackers Akeem Dent and Darius Dewberry battling injuries throughout the preseason, Dowtin saw increased reps with the first team.
As the injuries lingered into the regular season, Dowtin found himself playing an integral part on Georgia's defense.
In the Bulldogs' opener, the sophomore tied for the team lead in tackles. A week later, he chipped in with six more tackles, and last week he added four tackles during a defensive performance that held Arizona State to just 204 total yards.
For the season, Dowtin ranks third on the team with 21 tackles – just one shy of Darryl Gamble – despite serving mostly as a reserve linebacker.
"I think Marcus is making great progress," linebackers coach John Jancek said. "I'm pleased with the things he's done. He's really shown that he's learned a lot about our defense. He's becoming very trustworthy out on the field."
Trust is a big issue with Georgia's coaches, and it's something that has to be earned.
Dowtin's career at Georgia started out on the wrong foot when he was involved in a brawl outside an Athens night club just days before fall camp began his freshman season.
On the field, however, he showed great potential. His natural ability made him an instant success on the practice field, and his potential seemed nearly limitless.
"Dowtin can be as good as he wants to be," linebacker Rennie Curran said. "He's awesomely talented, one of the most talented players on our team. He's got the size, the strength, the speed. It's all mental for him and as long as he keeps progressing he can be a great player."
That's what Dowtin has been working on, and the progress he's made in just a short time has been enough to underscore how important all those little mental hurdles can be.
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Dent will miss this week's game with LSU, and Dowtin will once again be a feature player on Georgia's defense.
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> > > >In reply to Aram Mirzadeh who said > >> > >> Hmm... should we ask to have a patch number included in each of the commit > >> entries made so we all know what patch we're talking about? So if you want > >> to commit a patch, in your log entry, add ( PATCH 1.1b0a - #1234 ) - list > >> of changes, and other info? > >> > >> Otherwise how are we going to know which patch we're voting on? > > > >I don't see it working like that. When it comes to voting on the suitability > >of the tree for a snaphsot release you either think it's basically in > >good shape or you don't. if you don't think it's in good enough shape to > >release then simply state why you think so. There won't be any need to > >specify the exact commit that you disagree with. > > This completely ignores a very important method of Apache testing; other > programmers actually examining the changes that a patch makes. > > This validation is quite different from simple minded testing of an > Apache distribtion as a black box; whilst more time consuming it can > result it a better product. > > With CVS, programmers have to actively find someone to look at their code; > previously the diffs were easily available to all for other programmers > to examine. They are still available for all other programmers - using cvs rdiff. In order to reduce the load on hyperreal it might be good to make the diffs available for ftp - perhaps automatically on each commit, or perhaps a "round up" of diffs at regular intervals? Every time I come to doing a cvs update, I also look at the code changes. I assume that others do, too. Also, at each release, we will, presumably, look at the combined diffs from the previous release, dissect out any bits that are dubious, and vote on the resulting collection. I admit that this may be slightly less convenient than the old method, but I feel we are compensated by the increased convenience of the rest of the stages. BTW, if there are any diffs lying around which people want committed, please let the committers know. Cheers, Ben. > > David. -- Ben Laurie Phone: +44 (181) 994 6435 Freelance Consultant and Fax: +44 (181) 994 6472 Technical Director Email: firstname.lastname@example.com A.L. Digital Ltd, URL: http://www.algroup.co.uk London, England.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- When Gustavo Chacin was a prospect in the Toronto Blue Jays' minor league system, Kelvim Escobar was one of his mentors.
Chacin showed he was paying attention, outdueling the Los Angeles Angels' right-hander with seven strong innings Saturday night in the first matchup between the two Venezuelan pitchers, and the Blue Jays got RBI doubles from Adam Lind and Frank Catalanotto in a 2-1 victory that snapped the Angels' six-game winning streak.
"He's one of the guys I took under my wing when he was a rookie," Escobar said. "We played on the same team in Venezuela and then in Toronto when he made the 40-man roster. I lived with him a couple of times in spring training and I talked to him a lot about pitching. Tonight the guy on the other side pitched better than me."
Chacin (8-3) threw just 87 pitches, allowing a run and six hits in his fourth start since coming off the disabled list and escaping a bases-loaded jam in the first inning. The left-hander is 3-0 with a 2.05 ERA in four career starts against the Angels.
Chacin has been limited to 14 starts and 71 innings because of elbow problems that landed him on the DL twice while missing 11½ weeks. Last year he tied the club record for most starts by a rookie, set by Jerry Garvin during the franchise's inaugural 1977 season, and became the first Blue Jays rookie since Garvin to pitch at least 200 innings.
"In about a year and a half in the big leagues, he's got 22 wins. That ain't bad," Toronto manager John Gibbons said. "He's got a chance to get to get 10 wins under his belt this year, which would be a heck of an accomplishment for him after missing a couple of months. It's all about location for him -- keeping the ball down and throwing strikes. He's been locked in his last three starts."
Brandon League pitched a perfect eighth and B.J. Ryan got the last three outs, retiring Orlando Cabrera on a grounder to second for his 32nd save in 36 attempts after issuing a pair of two-out walks.
Escobar (10-13) allowed two runs and nine hits over seven innings and struck out five. The right-hander, who spent his first seven big league seasons with the Blue Jays, is 2-3 with a 2.12 ERA in five career starts against them -- including a 3-0 win on May 6 at Toronto.
Escobar is running out of adjectives to describe his frustration over the his lack of run support. This was the 11th time in his 27 starts that the Angels scored fewer than three runs. In eight of his 10 wins, he has allowed fewer than three -- including last Sunday's 2-1 gem at Detroit.
"It's tough. I've got to be patient and wait for my next turn and keep doing what I'm doing," Escobar said. "I know I've pitched well enough to have a better record than I have. Every time I go out there I'm giving the team a chance to win. That's all I can control. I can't control the rest. I can't be perfect."
The Blue Jays improved to 6-3 against the two-time defending AL West champions, clinching the season series for the fourth straight year with one game remaining. The Angels squandered an opportunity to slice a full game off Oakland's lead in the AL West and remained 5½ games back.
Reed Johnson led off the fifth with a single and scored on a double to left-center by Frank Catalanotto, giving Toronto a 2-1 lead.
Bengie Molina, who spent seven seasons catching for the Angels before signing with Toronto last winter, led off the fourth with a single and stunned the sellout crowd of 44,007 by stealing second ahead of the throw from younger brother Jose on a hit-and-run play with Aaron Hill at the plate. It was just the third steal in 819 big league games by Molina, who scored the tying run on Lind's one-out double.
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An article in the July 25 edition of The Washington Post by staff writer Peter Baker asserted that despite President Bush's low approval numbers, "the president's team takes solace from the fact that the public holds Congress in low esteem too," adding that "[m]ore than half" of respondents in a Washington Post/ABC News poll taken July 18-21 "disapproved of Congress generally, and Democrats in particular." In fact, according to the Post/ABC poll, congressional Republicans have a substantially higher disapproval rating than congressional Democrats.
The Post/ABC poll found approval of Congress at 37 percent, with 60 percent disapproving, but it also found that congressional Republicans had a significantly higher disapproval rating than Democrats. Sixty-four percent of respondents disapproved "of the way the Republicans in Congress are doing their job," compared with 51 percent who disapproved of the Democrats' performance; 34 percent approved of congressional Republicans, while 46 percent approved of congressional Democrats.
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Bush advisers clutch at Truman as if he were a political life preserver. If Bush has experienced a similar collapse in public support while in office, they hope he will enjoy the same post-presidential reassessment that has made Truman look far better today than in his time. A 2004 poll by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner found that 58 percent of Americans viewed Truman favorably.
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You know it'll be one of those days in the sports news biz when it starts the way Tuesday did ...
12:34 a.m.: Email alert dings. It's from a source I've trusted a long time, and it's just two words: "Bedard released."
Wow. He's been awful, but I didn't see that coming.
Kind of late. No point trying to call anyone to confirm.
8:56 a.m.: The Pirates dispatch, also by email, that they've "unconditionally released LHP Erik Bedard."
First thought: Need a coffee.
Second thought: Bedard has stunk for so long — 7-14, 5.07 ERA — it's surprising he stayed in the rotation as long as he did.
Third thought: Of the 16 free agents Neal Huntington has signed for $750,000 or more, an astounding 10 — Byung-Hyun Kim, Ramon Vazquez, Eric Hinske, Craig Monroe, Ryan Church, Bobby Crosby, Lyle Overbay, Matt Diaz, Nate McLouth and now Bedard — were released or dumped in negligible midseason trades.
Fourth thought: Coffee. Now.
10:47 a.m.: Initial word tweets out - then keeps tweeting to the point the laptop sounds like an aviary - that Mike Wallace is in town and headed to the Steelers' complex.
Within minutes, a dozen reporters stake out the entrance to the players' lot. An ESPN producer in a candy-striped shirt goes further, a block up the road, presumably in search of the hot exclusive. He even steps into the path of passing vehicles to see which might be Wallace.
Finally caffeinated, I wonder: Is Wallace even among this team's best handful of players?
Nope. I can come up with six better, easy: Ben Roethlisberger, Troy Polamalu, James Harrison, LaMarr Woodley, Maurkice Pouncey and, yeah, another wide receiver, Antonio Brown.
But this is Pittsburgh, so ...
11:41 a.m.: Wallace arrives alone, piloting a white Range Rover. As he steps out, decked out in Miami Heat gear — was he taking his talents to South Beach or the South Side? — he is escorted by a security officer and team media relations man.
If he'd blown off a fifth week of work, maybe he'd have gotten a motorcade.
11:55 a.m.: All of us, even the candy-stripe guy, get beaten for the exclusive. Harrison uses his iPhone to interview Wallace and tweets it out.
Safe to say No. 92 hits harder in the field than with his questions.
The icebreaker: "We want to know how it feels to be back, you know what I'm sayin'?"
12:21 p.m.: Harrison's assessment of his journalistic work: "All I know is I beat y'all."
Time to head over to PNC ...
1:14: Car radio has word out of New York that the NHL and its players' union can barely look at each other, let alone have talks.
Honestly, people. Mess with my two trips to Winnipeg, and the elbows will be high.
3:10: The Pirates' clubhouse opens, and Bedard's stall is as clean as the bases after he gives up a homer. But unlike some trades that prompt teammates to chirp or light candles, this gets about as much reaction as the lost-in-space Bedard might have given it himself.
"Erik was quiet, but he was a competitor," closer Joel Hanrahan says. "I wish him well."
Oh, Bedard will do fine. He'll get $1.19 million to do nothing the next five weeks.
3:14: Infielder Chase d'Arnaud claims a stall in another corner. He's the latest of a Mendoza-line parade marching from Indianapolis, his average at .247 even after a two-week tear.
A middle infielder is needed with Neil Walker out, but man, is solid bench help that rare?
The Pirates' reserve bats this year: Gaby Sanchez (.250), Drew Sutton (.243), Josh Harrison (.238), Alex Presley (.234), Casey McGehee (.230), Matt Hague (.229), Jordy Mercer (.208), Yamaico Navarro (.160), McLouth (.140), Gorkys Hernandez (.083) and still-hitless Jeff Clement.
4:51: Time to check the phone for updates from the South Side, where Wallace offers no regrets: "Nah, that's the past. ... Whatever I do, that's what I did."
Say what?
Was he trying to defuse tension or confuse tenses?
7:05: First pitch between the Pirates and Cardinals. In the press box are a few of those ESPN types, presumably having used GPS to find PNC. They'll air the series finale Wednesday.
Unlike at the Steelers' place, that's quite a novelty.
"Hey, Pedro Gomez! ESPN Deportes!" shouts Rod Barajas in an exaggerated Spanish accent.
Poor Pedro turns beet red.
Bedard would have howled.
8:43: Another Pedro, Alvarez, mashes the longest home run by any Pirate at PNC, one of two monsters on the night.
"I just wanted to put good wood on it," Alvarez said.
Right. And Josh Harrison just wanted to politely nudge Yadier Molina out of his way.
9:35: Pirates 9, Cardinals 0.
It was out of nowhere, one of their finest games, speared by Alvarez and a suddenly smooth-again James McDonald.
9:48: Clint Hurdle, as only he can, sums it up with perspective: "It's the most important game we'll play all day."
He then walks out of the room.
9:55: The stadium empty, the main bank of lights blinks off.
But the lights on this stubborn season remain flickering, no matter the house-on-fire abandoning of this team by the city, as seen with only 17,492 on hand for this one?
How many will show up when PNC is lit up again, partly by the rare glare of the national spotlight, partly by the weight of the biggest baseball game in these parts in two decades?
The next 24 hours loom even larger than these.
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September 15, 2014 , 11:56 AM by Jonathon Kendall
Wendy Farmer from Voices of the Valley says residents are concerned after analysis of figures from Births, Deaths and Marriages during the Morwell mine fire.
Adrian Barnett, from Queensland University of Technology, crunched the numbers and found there was "a high probability there had been 11 premature deaths in the Latrobe Valley that could be attributed to the mine fire."
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The Mine Fire Inquiry Report said that 65% of the Morwell population was driven out of town by the intense chemical irritation from toxic smoke. As the smoke intensity fluctuated with changeable winds over seven weeks, the population probably fluctuated quite a lot too, and certainly would have gradually increased back towards "normal" by late March.
Health Minister Davis has used raw deaths data from a single postcode 3840, and noted random fluctuations of the numbers over the course of the six years 2009-2014. But his statements in the radio interview failed to make *any* allowance for a significant drop in population in Morwell during February-March 2014.
It is regrettable that Mr Davis attacks the statistical expert based on his alleged political affiliation. Associate Professor Adrian Barnett has used open-source software; he has provided Voices of the Valley with a written report describing his methods in some detail; he has provided the actual computer program that was run on the software; and a sample of the program's output. The analytical engine in the software uses an internationally recognised statistical technique called Bayesian regression analysis.
Because the software program has been provided and the software is open-source, it will be extremely easy for the Coroner to find another independent, politically-unaffiliated, academic statistician who can pass an objective impartial expert opinion on the validity or otherwise of the excess deaths estimate made public in ABC's "7.30" program.
The minister's advisers have provided no such detail so far. Are we perhaps comparing apples and oranges? What our expert advises us is the strongest effect is seen most clearly across the four postcodes affected by smoke, and only for the months of February and March. Rather than address that result, the minister's advisers have chosen a much smaller population, have chosen a population which crashed in early 2014 (for which fact they seem to have made no allowance), and arbitrarily chosen to add up deaths for January to June of each year, for the six years 2009 to 2014 inclusive.
No wonder the results bear no relation: it seems we are comparing apples to durians.
Page 313 of the Inquiry's report states: "No information was provided to the Board on deaths occurring in the community during the period of the mine fire."
ABC Gippsland has performed a valuable service in conducting these interviews. Nothing I have heard from the government has raised any doubt in my mind that Professor Barnett's conclusions are robust and verifiable by similarly qualified population health statisticians/epidemiologists, acting professionally and whether politically affiliated or not.
Voices of the Valley seems to be acting entirely appropriately in applying to the Victorian State Coroner for an investigation of the Hazelwood coal mine fire, in relation to premature deaths within the smoke-affected communities.
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E-cigarettes (e-cigs) have attained widespread popularity, yet knowledge of their physiologic effects remains minimal. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of a single exposure to e-cig vapor on cough reflex sensitivity.
Thirty healthy nonsmokers underwent cough reflex sensitivity measurement using capsaicin cough challenge at baseline, 15 min, and 24 h after e-cig exposure (30 puffs 30 s apart). The end point of cough challenge is the concentration of capsaicin inducing five or more coughs (C5). The number of coughs induced by each e-cig inhalation was counted. A subgroup of subjects (n = 8) subsequently underwent an identical protocol with a non-nicotine-containing e-cig.
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Turner, Richard, Veitch, Craig, Sheehan, Mary C., Siskind, Victor, Hatfield, Frith, Preston, Robyn, de la Rue, Stephanie, & Marshall, L. (2005) Epidemiological aspects of road trauma in rural and remote north Queensland: A 12 month snapshot. In North Queensland Surgeons Conference, November 2005, Townsville, Queensland.
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Michael Gaughan (businessman)
|Michael Gaughan
|Michael John Gaughan
March 24, 1943
Omaha, Nebraska
|Known for
|Owner of South Point Racing and Coast Casinos
|Brendan Gaughan
|Jackie Gaughan
Michael John Gaughan (March 24, 1943 in Omaha, Nebraska) is a casino owner and operator in Las Vegas, Nevada. Michael is the son of Jackie Gaughan and was the owner of a NASCAR race team, South Point Racing, for which his son, Brendan Gaughan, used to drive. The team was dissolved at the end of the 2007 season. He is also the father of John Gaughan, owner of Las Vegas Dissemination Company and film producer.
Early on Michael showed his interest in racing when he won the 1966 Mint 400 race. He went on to win other races. His continued interest continues to today with South Point Racing which he founded in 1999 and dissolved in 2007.
After many roles in casinos, including various ownership roles, Michael opened the Barbary Coast Hotel and Casino in March 1979 at a cost of $11.5 million. That casino, on only 4.3 acres (17,000 m2) of land, became the foundation for Coast Casinos.[1]
Michael Gaughan Airport Slots is the name of the slot operations at McCarran International Airport, which is owned by Gaughan.
In 2004, Michael sold Coast Casinos for $1.3 billion to Boyd Gaming. In July 2006, Boyd gaming announced that it was selling the South Coast to Michael for an estimated $576 million. The casino was built at a cost of $600 million.
The South Coast was required to be renamed as a part of the purchase and was renamed to the South Point.
Gaughan was elected to the Gaming Hall of Fame in 2009.[2]
Michael Gaughan Airport Slots[edit]
Michael Gaughan has been granted the rights to operate slot concession at McCarran International Airport under the name Michael Gaughan Airport Slots,[3] operating over 1,300 slot machines in all of the airport's terminals.[4] The concession is licensed by the state as Michael J. Gaughan, Airport Slot Concession, Inc.[5]
- ^ Ward, Matt (2007-02-19). "Gaughan are the days ...". Las Vegas Business Press. Retrieved 2007-07-07.
- ^ "The Gaming Hall of Fame". University of Nevada Las Vegas. Retrieved 2009-08-30.
- ^ "Michael Gaughan Airport Slots". World Casino Directory. Retrieved 2009-03-13.
- ^ "MICHAEL GAUGHAN AIRPORT SLOTS LAS VEGAS". casinozone.com. Retrieved 2009-03-13.
- ^ "STATE OF NEVADA GAMING CONTROL BOARD REPORT OF LOCATIONS" (PDF). 2009-03-02. Retrieved 2009-03-13.