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Part Number WP40113801 replaces: 14218937, 40113801, 62600, WP40113801VP.
PartSelect Number PS11742274
Manufacturer Part Number WP40113801
Manufactured by Whirlpool
Meant as a backup to a high limit thermostat, this fuse is typically set to trip at a higher temperature than that of a high limit thermostat. This is a one-time use fuse, so when it does trip, you do need to replace it. It's letting you know that something is wrong with your dryer.
This part works with the following brands: Amana, Maytag, Speed Queen, Crosley, Magic Chef, Admiral.
This part works with the following products: Dryer, Washer Dryer Combo.
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Part Number WP40113801 replaces: 14218937, 40113801, 62600, WP40113801VP.
Dryer suddenly won't turn on, power is getting to it. Is the 5 buck fuse you sell the only fuse that i should replace? Is there anything else that could cause this?
Hi Tom,
Thank you for your question. It is more than likely your fuse that is the issue. You can test it with a multi meter to double check. You can also test your thermostats and your door switch as well. Those parts can also cause this issue as well. Good luck with your repair.
If i push the start button it starts but as soon as i let go it stops. If i push and hold the button it runs while i hold it but will quit while holding. Do you no the problem? Thanks
Hi Jason,
Thank you for your inquiry. It sounds like it could be an issue with the start switch, part number 33001618. If so this part has been discontinued by Whirlpool and you will need to contact them for a replacement. Their telephone number is 1-866-698-2538. If this is not an issue \here are some parts that you will need to check to see which one is causing the issue. You will need to check the door switch, the high limit thermal fuse, the door catch and strike, the motor, the high limit thermostat and the belt. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!
First I unplugged the dryer from the wall outlet. Then, removed the access panel in the lower front (held on by 2 screws near the floor). Then, I removed the black plastic air duct (held by 3 screws) in front of the blower. Then, with a Sharpie marker, next to each wire terminal lug, I labeled on the chassis the COLOR of each wire where it plugs on to a terminal lug (for proper wiring re-assembly later). Then, thru the lower front, I reached into the lower left rear of the dryer to remove the heating element assembly from its metal duct (held by 3 or 4 screws) - it slides down a bit, then it is easily removable. I layed the element on the floor in front of the dryer - all wiring still intact. Then, using the NEW HEATING ELEMENT and SENSORS ordered, I assembled them to match the original, re-using screws off of the old unit - and moving the wiring one-by-one from the original to the new assembly. I then installed the new heating element assembly into the duct at the lower rear of the dryer. I then replaced the 2 sensors on the front metal panel of blower housing, with new parts from my order, re-using the original wiring and screws. Then I re-installed the black plastic duct onto the front of the blower. Then, on the top of the dryer, I dissassembled the control panel from the rear, by removing 5 screws. I then found the resistor mounted on the back of the timer, and replaced it with the new one. Since the new resistor did not come with terminal lugs crimped on its wires, I had to cut the terminal lugs off of the original resistor and solder them onto the new resistor. I then reassembled the control panel. I then plugged the dryer back into the wall outlet and did a test run with no clothes. IT WORKED !! Then I reinstalled the lower front access panel and ran the dryer with wet clothes. IT WORKED !!
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Replaced heating element, which had a fuse and high limit thermostat attached to it. Remove 2 screws to pull the bottom cover plate on the dryer, remove 3 screws to pull the blower inlet shroud and then remove 2 screws to pull the heating element off the air inlet duct at the back of the dryer. Remove 2 screws each for the thermostat and fuse. Installed the new devices back onto the new heating element. Power leads to the element are long so you can pull the whole thing out very easily. Couldn't have been any easier to fix.
I did reseach online and the first thing they told you to check were the thermostats and the thermal fuse, so I ordered those parts. I took the dryer apart, found the parts and tested them with my ohm meter and they all tested fine. I should have tested them initially before ordering them. Then I did more research and found out that if the thermostats are fine, it is more than likely the Coil Valves and there are 2. I also learned that you can test these parts and they may test correctly, but they will test differently when they are hot versues cold. I seemed confident that these would do the trick. I ordered the parts and replaced them, which was very easy to do. Then I put the dryer back together, started it and it worked perfectly!!!PartSelect website was very help and I received the parts very quickly. I'm returning the parts that were not used for a refund.
This dryer required complete take apart to get to heating element, including removal of drum. Multimeter indicated thermal fuse blown. I replaced it and it blew again. I replaced fuse(again), heating element, limit thermostat, and cycling thermostat to eliminate all potential causes. Dryer works like new. Cycling thermostat had been bad for years, but I never knew it, just had to run dryer two cycles all the time.
Based on my research, the thermal fuse could be blown out so I tested it and it was. I've replaced the thermal fuse, high-limit thermostat and cycling thermostat. bam! it's up and running again. I'd highly recommended ordering your parts thru PartSeclect..the order was easy and shipping is quick. Thanks
This was the second time we lost the High Limit Thermal Fuse. My wife dried some new towels and the lint filter completely plugged before the cycle was done and popped the high limit fuse. I went throught this before and paid a fortune for a repairman and ended up installing the thermal fuse myself so I did it myself and saved about $100. I also ordered an element kit so I have it. I will just swap out element units if there is a next time. Maybe the next time we buy new towels. It only takes few minutes to remove the front lower panel and unplug two wires, remove two screws and the element assembly with both the fuse and the thermostat are out. It is easy to replace the fuse with the element assembly in your hands and in good light.
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took off lower front panel was able to reach all parts ...all parts i ordered were perfect matches........
I opened the front panel and removed the heating element from the rear of the dryer by removing the two screws that held it in place, and slid the element out. using a mulitester I checked the High limit Fuse and it was not working.I ordered the part and replaced it. Everything worked great for two days and the dryer stopped heating again. My brother asked if I had replaced the thermostat because something burned out the fuse. He was right. I ordered both parts and replaced them. Every thing is working just fine. Save some money and time by replacing both parts at the same time.
first i checked the power supply then i checked each of the switches and limit fuses for continuity.to do that i had to take the front of the drier off, four screws there. then i removed the bad limit switch 2 screws,the door switch was bad so i replaced it, no screws. since i had the front off the drier i removed the four screws that held the drum in place and replaced the belt. assembled the drier in reverse order when the parts came. 1/2hour total labor.
I purchased the "m" series ignition coil kit per" ask how repair man". Installation was straight forward. Simple repair when correct parts are used.
Determined that the 2 completely worn off front & rear drum seals were causing dryer to take too long to dry clothes.Removed the front bottom panel first, then the middle panel and then the top panel. After removing the belt from the drum, it came out easily. Replaced both thermostats and fusejust so they would be new in the unit.Reglued the seals in place and waited til glue dried. Then reassembled everything back. Also lubricated the drum wheels. Everything worked and was quiet!
Removed the top and opened the front cover had to use a 1/4 inch socket with a 5/16 and a short adapter to remove the sensors. The push on wire clips were very hard to remove so I used a pick to open them a little. Before replacing the wires I sqeezed them back to normal so they would not vibrate off. Not much space to work if you don't have the tools but it could be done by removing the gas tube and the heat tube but it will take more time. We have put perhaps 30 loads into the dryer this week and its working better than ever. The Thermostat limit switch was blown used a voltmeter to test for continuity. and I accidentally broke the ends of the high limit switch off while testing due to the tight clips. Maytag sure cant make them like they used to but glad I found a place to get the parts which are easy to replace and the instructions are great to figure out the problem.
I first unpluged the dryer then removed the bottom cover (two screws) then found the correct socket and removed the components and replaced them wire for wire. PLugged it back in and strated the dryer and watched the process. Unforunately it cycled twice and then stopped working. I went to a local appliance store to buy another high limit fuse because I thought it blew and happened to talk about the situation to a man behind the counter and he insisted it was the gas coils so I bought some and replaced them and its working fine now without replacing any more components. Im not a aapliance repair man but mechanically inclined but experience does pay. Hey, everything is easy if you know how...
Remove screws to top of appliance lid and control panel paying close attention to location and type of screws. Lift back of top panel and lift off front top lid until it snaps up. Slide top panel to side and remove upper front panel screws from the inside of dryer one on left and one on right. Be careful to not let front door fall outward. Slide door panel up off of hooks at base of panel. Remove duct assembly by removing three screws located on the inside of the dryer at the front. Slide out and remove air duct assembly.Removing the High Limit Thermal Fuse was straight forward. Didn't really understand the online instructions but performed a continuity test across terminals and there was no continuity, so I replaced.Repare took 1-2 hours, next time will probably cut in half now that I know where to remove screws to access motors & fuses and dryer assemblies at base of dryer.
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Bonjour Patrick,
Belle image avec beaucoup de détails, j'aime le regard de curiosité des deux jeunes et les couleurs douces des maisons. J'aime beaucoup!
baclama (18952) 2012-05-14 3:00
encore et toujours de superbes portraits dont on ne se lasse pas!!!
tout en douceur....
timecapturer (49288) 2012-05-14 3:10
Hi Patrick
a compelling double portrait. The eyes have it here - and your capture is both powerful and mesmerising. Your usual flawless execution and absorbing presentation. Excellent!
Have a great week - regards Brian.
SnapRJW (31629) 2012-05-14 3:11
Hello Patrick - The detail and colours in this shot are lovely and I can understand why you have included the young man against the turquoise wall. Composition-wise, I am not sure; the man in the FG has such a compelling look with fantastic eye-contact the man behind seems to lose significance. I have looked at possibly cropping the shot towards the LHS of the pillar, you would lose the gorgeous wall but to my eye the shot may be more powerful. Just a thought. Have a great week. Warm regards Rosemary
joso (2417) 2012-05-14 3:40
hi Patrick,
about technic, there's no need to say something...
interesting the composition - the intensity ot the look growes immensly from one to the other
good low POV
holmertz (64602) 2012-05-14 7:58
Hello Patrick,
You certainly captured the total attention of these two young men. They don't really seem to enjoy the situation, but the intense contact between their eyes and the camera makes the picture quite remarkable. I also like the faded colours of the wall and the details of the pillar. The composition is a bit heavy to the right side, where the cropping is also very tight, but it's not a big problem.
Kind regards,
sacimar (32325) 2012-05-14 8:38
Hello Patrick,
this is an interesting image, I like the face expression of the man, the point of view is good, it's a nice daily life picture,
Best regards,
faubry (35447) 2012-05-14 10:07
Bonsoir Patrick, j ne me lasse jamais de tes portraits de cette région, j aime particulièrement le regard de l homme de droite, belle scene
passe une bonne soirée
patdeph (35748) 2012-05-14 13:08
bonjour Patrick
de bien jolies couleurs pour une très belle scène qui me fait plus penser au Cashemire qu'au Shekawati.Comme Francine, j'aime beaucoup le regard intense de l'homme de droite.
Sonata11 (34009) 2012-05-14 21:00
Hello Patrick,
An interesting composition of daily life. You captured this marvellous scene of two yound men. Accounted for as great in terms of color and sharpness. Beautifully photographed with fantastic POV. I really like it. Thanks for sharing.
Best regards,
jhm (167752) 2012-05-15 3:30
Bonjour Patrick,
You certainly captured the total attention of these two young men, the man in foreground his eyes are alert to the photographer.
Sharpness and clarity are excellent.
Good composition nice presentation too.
Very well done, TFS.
chrisvek (7003) 2012-05-15 7:00
Hello Patrick
So interesting expressions of these people.Very nice details and POV.Great framing and atmosphere.Well done
smruti_damania (91) 2012-05-15 10:41
I like how the men are looking directly into the camera, and the intense expression on the face of the man closest to the camera.
jusninasirun (17529) 2012-05-15 18:48
Hello Patrick.
I like this street scene with young Muslims captured well in the frame. The eye contact of both of them in the frame add interest in this shot.
Thanks and have a nice day.
abmdsudi (63581) 2012-05-16 21:02
Hi Patrick
Excellent street photography again, a delightful image well framed by the columns and full of life with a mix of curiousity but wonderfully blended into the background. It's a lovely timed shot of a natural candid that conveys the feeling of a moment of relaxation perfectly. Very neatly caught in wonderful light, tones and the touch of blue makes alot of different to the shot. Lovely atmosphere, a well taken shot, TFS
Best regards
notrap (6239) 2012-05-22 11:38
Hello Patrick,
very good colors, I like especially the mix between the remote white/grey and brown tones and the refreshing orange and turquoise areas. Also I like the fact that it is no candid shot, but the persons look right into your camera.
Kind regards,
konrado (371) 2012-05-25 11:02
Hi Patric,
once again I have to admire your skills of composition. Great work!
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- Genre: People
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- Date Taken: 2010-08-30
- Categories: Daily Life
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- Exposure: f/8, 1/200 seconds
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Representative Mike Kelly Calls on EPA Administrator to Explain Longer Waiting Period for Coal Mining Permits
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Representative Mike Kelly Calls on EPA Administrator to Explain Longer Waiting Period for Coal Mining Permits
Washington, D.C. — Today, Representative Mike Kelly (PA-03) submitted a letter to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lisa Jackson requesting answers behind a policy reversal that partially rescinded a 19-year agreement between the EPA and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PaDEP) regarding coal mining permit applications. As a result, over 60 permit applications have been sent to and remain backlogged within the EPA.
"For reasons unclear, the EPA recently extended the period of time that mining companies have to wait before getting a permit to mine for coal," said Rep. Kelly. "This prolonged permit process has impacted at least 20 companies, affecting the sale and production of coal at a time when access to energy is critical to the economic well-being of Pennsylvania and the nation."
Under the Clean Water Act, miners are required to get a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit to ensure that industrial pollutants discharged into water sources are monitored, measured and reported to maintain the water quality standards established by the EPA. Since 1991, the EPA has authorized PaDEP to process and approve NPDES permit applications without EPA review or approval. In September of last year, the EPA partially reversed that 19-year precedent by requiring applications already reviewed through PaDEP's rigorous permit process to undergo additional scrutiny through the EPA.
"How can we meet our vast energy needs and grow our economy if we keep creating regulatory barriers that are duplicative in nature and don't allow our private sector industries to provide the products and services that literally fuel our nation?" said Rep. Kelly. "I look forward to hearing Administrator Jackson's justification for reversing a long-established process that has protected the environment while allowing the mining industry to create jobs and energy for the Commonwealth."
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Dublin event to mark anniversary of Burma uprising
An event is due to be held on Dublin's O'Connell Street this afternoon to mark the 20th anniversary of the pro-democracy uprising in Burma.
Up to 3,000 people were killed and thousands more were imprisoned during widespread protests against the country's military dictatorship in 1988.
Today's Dublin event is part of a global day of action to remember the uprising.
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Humanitarian groups and governments around the world yesterday launched the largest relief effort in history in a desperate race to save thousands of survivors of Sunday's earthquake-driven...
WASHINGTON — Humanitarian groups and governments around the world yesterday launched the largest relief effort in history in a desperate race to save thousands of survivors of Sunday's earthquake-driven tsunamis from a new threat: deadly diseases.
The catastrophe — spanning five time zones, 12 countries, three civil wars and thousands of miles of ocean — had killed as many as 68,500 by last night, according to reports. Twelve Americans were among the dead, and scores were missing. Health experts warned that illnesses linked to contaminated water, poor sanitation and cramped living conditions could add tens of thousands of victims to the death toll.
"Tragic as it is, for the … dead, there's nothing we can do for them now," said Ed Fox, assistant administrator for the U.S. Agency for International Development. "The real tragedy at the moment is if we don't do things to prevent further deaths from the spread of epidemics or communicable diseases."
The magnitude of the disaster spawned by the magnitude-9.0 earthquake overwhelmed relief agencies.
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"It is in a class by itself completely because of the sheer scope of the disaster, the area covered, the number of countries and the sheer suddenness of it," said Arjun Katoch, a senior disaster-relief specialist with the United Nations in Geneva.
World Health Organization officials urged survivors to shift their focus from dealing with the dead to protecting the living from gastrointestinal illnesses, malaria, respiratory infections, dengue fever and other maladies that stem from unsanitary living conditions.
Health officials believe many wells close to shorelines are likely to have been contaminated by rushing seawater, forcing the thirsty to drink from puddles and streams running past corpses and hastily dug toilet pits. The full effects of malaria- and dengue-carrying mosquitoes would not be known for weeks — the incubation time of those diseases. It takes more than a month for hepatitis to gestate.
"There is certainly a chance we could have as many dying from communicable diseases as from the tsunami," said David Nabarro, a spokesman for the health organization.
The United States increased its aid contribution from $15 million to $35 million, but that's only a start. About $4 million will go directly to the Red Cross relief effort.
More than two dozen other countries offered cash or assistance. The 25-nation European Union pledged $30 million, Japan $30 million, Saudi Arabia $10 million, Australia $8 million, Canada $4 million and China $2.6 million.
Israeli governmental and nongovernmental organizations dispatched hundreds of relief workers to disaster sites, and the Israel Defense Forces planned to send more than 140 search-and-rescue workers.
"We know the needs will be greater," State Department spokesman Adam Ereli said. "This is a disaster of almost unimaginable dimension, and it's going to require a massive support for some time."
Katoch, a veteran of about 80 international disasters, predicted that the long-term recovery effort would cost billions of dollars and take at least five years.
Organizations trying to deliver help faced a logistical nightmare. Clean water was the priority in almost every affected area, but some countries had special problems.
In Sri Lanka, the site of a long-running civil war, rushing water from the ocean scattered land mines and washed away warning signs on known minefields. Some parts of Indonesia, the hardest-hit country with almost half the reported deaths, still were inaccessible. Thailand issued an urgent call for more body bags.
Communications with many parts of the region were cut off. The Maldives, a nation of 300,000 people stretched over 200 islands in the south-central Indian Ocean, lost touch with 19 inhabited islands, raising fears that some could have been swallowed by the sea.
The initial response was a bit chaotic as relief organizations scrambled to assess needs and deploy resources. Jan Egeland, the United Nations' emergency-relief coordinator, angered U.S. officials Monday by complaining that some unnamed rich countries had been "stingy" in their commitments to help.
Secretary of State Colin Powell responded yesterday with a vigorous defense of the United States. "The United States is not stingy," he said. "I wish that comment hadn't been made."
The U.S. government pledged an additional $20 million, on top of $15 million offered earlier, and Powell said more would be coming.
Although Egeland withdrew his earlier comment, domestic criticism of President Bush surfaced. Skeptics said the initial aid sums — as well as Bush's decision at first to remain cloistered on his Crawford, Texas, ranch for the Christmas holiday rather than speak in person about the tragedy — showed scant appreciation for the magnitude of suffering.
After a day of inquiries about his public absence, Bush late yesterday announced plans to hold a National Security Council meeting by teleconference to discuss several issues, including the tsunami, followed by a short public statement. Bush also authorized military assistance, including the dispatch of two U.S. carrier task forces carrying thousands of Marines and their helicopters and landing craft from Hong Kong and Guam, and a dozen C-130 transport planes to deliver tents, water, clothing and other supplies.
Earlier yesterday, White House spokesman Trent Duffy said the president was confident he could monitor events without returning to Washington or making public statements in Crawford, where he spent part of the day clearing brush and bicycling.
Some foreign-policy specialists said Bush's actions and words communicated a lack of urgency about an event that will loom as large in the collective memories of several countries as the Sept. 11 attacks do in the United States. "When that many human beings die — at the hands of terrorists or nature — you've got to show that this matters to you, that you care," said Leslie Gelb, president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations.
There was an international outpouring of support after the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, and even some administration officials familiar with relief efforts said they were surprised that Bush had not appeared personally to comment on the tsunami tragedy. "It's kind of freaky," a senior career official said.
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But the Gulf of Maine isn't just important to wildlife. Millions of people rely on the Gulf's resources as well. Fishermen have plied the waters for its riches of cod, haddock and flounder for centuries. And its seas and shores provide ports of commerce, protection from storms, and a beautiful natural world for sailing, swimming and beachcombing.
Today, the Gulf is showing signs of distress. Many of its historic fish populations have been depleted. Critical coastal habitats have been developed or degraded by pollution. Storm surges are stronger and sea levels on the rise.
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Under the Gulf of Maine Permit Banking Program, the Conservancy will work with partners to buy groundfish permits and make them available to fishermen to perform research on sustainable fishing practices, as well as on the current distribution of groundfish species. The results of the research will be promoted among the scientific and fishing communities and to the various governmental agencies that regulate Gulf fisheries. In the long term, the Conservancy may expand this program in partnership with coastal communities, to further scientific understanding of the Gulf and to support increased adoption of sustainable practices.
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The same rivers used by alewife, shad, salmon and sturgeon bring essential freshwater flows to the Gulf of Maine. But many of these rivers and streams have been blocked and degraded. In watersheds throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine, the Conservancy is working with partners to restore migratory fish habitats by removing dams and installing fishways. And in the country's most ambitious river restoration project, we are restoring access to more than 1,000 river miles of Maine's Penobscot River watershed, while minimizing the loss of generating power.
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Along the Gulf's coast, shellfish beds, salt marshes, eelgrass beds and coastal creeks provide nurseries for fish, feeding ground for shorebirds and a more stable shoreline. For humans, this habitat buffers the flow of pollution coming from land to sea and protects inland areas against storms and erosion. The Conservancy is repairing damage in areas like Wellfleet Bay where we are launching Massachusetts' first-ever oyster reef restoration project.
Looking to the Future
As our marine program grows, we will continue to look for innovative ways to adapt the market-based approaches we've used successfully on land. For instance, we'll evaluate how tools like easements and lease agreements can be used to restore degraded coastal habitats and protect particularly vulnerable areas. We will also explore new ways to achieve better conservation by increasing our proprietary interest in selected fisheries. And as we explore alternative approaches to fisheries management, we will continue an open dialogue with fishermen. While we pursue all of these strategies, we'll also delve deeper into exploring the effects of climate change on our oceans and coast.
Through all of these efforts, we hope to create solutions in the Gulf of Maine that are smart, sustainable and beneficial to both nature and people.


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A Dublin Bus was evacuated on Dorset Street today after a small engine fire.
The incident occurred on the 122 bus at around 12.30pm as it made its way to Drimnagh.
Sarah Magliocco was a passenger on the bus at the time.
"I was on the upper deck of the 122 bus and as it was driving down Dorset Street," she told Independent.ie.
"There was a weird bang which I couldn't hear exactly because I had my headphones in, and then I looked out the window and saw huge plumes of smoke emitting from the back of the bus, before the driver shouted up the stairs for everyone to get off the bus immediately.
"I was late for a meeting so I didn't wait around for an explanation, just walked into town and caught another bus."
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The Jay Bilas Effect? Following a downpour of controversy over a series of tweets by ESPN college basketball analyst Bilas on Tuesday, NCAA president Mark Emmert announced on a conference call today that the NCAA would no longer be in the sports memorabilia business.
"There's no compelling reason the NCAA should essentially be re-selling paraphernalia from institutions," Emmert said. "I can't speak to why we entered into that enterprise, but it's not appropriate for us, and we're going to exit it."
So that's the latest domino to fall following Bilas' Twitter broadside, in which he highlighted apparent NCAA hypocrisy by typing player names such as Manziel and Teddy Bridgewater into the NCAA Shop site's search function, and getting examples of those players' numbered jerseys.
The point being, if athletes are getting into trouble for allegedly selling their autographs and sports memorabilia, why is the NCAA at the same time profiting from it?
It's a rare moment indeed when the NCAA not only admits hypocrisy (it immediately took down the search function on its web site following the Bilas tweets, and later from its mobile app), but an even rarer one when it physically does something about it.
My favorite Bilas tweet of the string, by the way, was this one:
Go to http://t.co/qpH4tNnIpH and type "NCAA Executive Committee" in upper right search box, hit enter. This comes up. pic.twitter.com/7mwaNKO3TA
— Jay Bilas (@JayBilas) August 6, 2013
I guess one could say that Bilas won the Internet this week.
Why it took a reporter's Twitter feed to spark this decision is a mystery: other writers, and fans, have actually been pointing to this hypocrisy for years. Just one example is this 2011 post on Tauntr.com, showing a rack of game-worn football jerseys being sold at Boise State (photo above).
But in one way, Emmert and the NCAA totally win here. Many people were expecting the fallout from the Bilas tweets to be the beginning of the end of the current NCAA structure. If Emmert had ignored this, it may have been. But by admitting the hypocrisy and ending the merchandise sales, Emmert has actually strengthened the NCAA's position.
Alex Rodriguez could actually learn a thing or two from this. By admitting your mistake and moving on, you take leverage away from your detractors and make people more inclined to forgive you. The NCAA has a lot bigger problems than A-Rod does, but in this case, Emmert played it smart.
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Beyonce revealed that relishing in her past was a moving experience. "It felt so emotional when I was trying on all those costumes from my past," she admitted. "I was surrounded by so much of my history — especially on the 10th anniversary of 'Crazy in Love!'"
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Last fall I upgraded my furnace from a 88,000BTU 80% to a 44,000BTU 90%. My gas bills are at record highs, although I'm sure some of it can be attributed to the record cold weather we've been having in Moore Oklahoma. I've talked to friends/neighbours/co-workers and they have said theirs have "gone up some" but won't give specifics.
Where do you find HDD data and how to you calculate the increased "load" from colder weather? I downloaded the HDD file using a 60 degree base temperature. Heat doesn't run when it's above 60 outdoors.
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One more, this time use is LOWER than mine.
Last 12: $485.23/35.797 DTH (46% less than mine)
Previous 12: $279.60/11.784 DTH (73% less than mine)
Previous previous 12: $191.40/10.472 DTH (78% less than mine)
I'm getting details on this one, seems very low.
Sorry I'm slow Bob, I'm still back trying to decide if JW's mean temperature vs avg btus is giving us anything different to look at.
But your last set of data seems to indicate you improved in the last 12 month cycle as oppose to the two older time periods, although the other examples do not.
There are also 2 presumed improvements in efficiency here. One is the "80% to 90% combustion upgrade" and the other is the "right size" match to reduce cycling losses. If both of these were working as we would normally anticipate (or promise our customers) then you should be seeing more than a 10% improvement. At present we are stuck having to accept the paper promises in lieu of being able to sort out the extreme seasonal variations we have had. But keep crunching as either a solution will surface or more data will provide an answer.
I'm convinced that the new furnace is the more efficient 'box'. Flue on the old furnace was a 4" metal double wall pipe, new furnace uses a 1.5" PVC pipe. You can hear the water dripping from the condensate line as the new furnace runs, it's getting the latent heat that the old furnace sent up the flue.
I have changed the thermostat to 2CPH from 4CPH so the total BTU delivered per cycle/temp fluctuation will more closely match that of the old furnace. Unfortunately winter will be over before the results are in.
As far as selling customers go, comfort is key. You can never win selling based on efficiency numbers, the math just doesn't work. Gas is too cheap, the premium for the 90+% furnace can't be justified unless there are significant rebates involved or you can buy the 90+% on clearance. Downsizing the furnace will improve comfort due to the more even temps and quieter operation. Less drafts/"cold blow" at start of cycle due to the lower airflow rates. Smaller furnaces are also more "compatible" with ductwork that was marginally sized for their old furnace. Old furnaces were good with 100CFM per 10K BTU, 80% needs 130CFM, 90+% needs 150CFM.
Agreed, it looks as if the "more efficient" furnace is a farce.
Question, if you had not made the change and had gone through this deep cold cycle with your old furnace, do you think the results would have been better?
Reviewing James chart, no different than the btu vs HDD analysis, just a different way of displaying the data. But that is what graphs do, help you visualize the information.
So, what ate up the savings from the improved combustion?
That is the $1M question. 10% is such a small savings it's difficult to detect. Part of me thinks downsizing the furnace caused duct losses to cause a greater impact on heat loss. 10% greater losses due to more time spent with ductwork warmer than attic temps. 10% could be higher wind chill factor or more water heater use.
I've never seen proof positive results of lower gas use for any furnace upgrade, but I've never cut a furnace size in HALF before. I've considered buying a 24VAC timer to log the number of hours the gas valve is open vs. HDD/Monthly temp data, but that will be a project for next winter.
AC system replacements have made PROVEN results in energy bills, but I suspect that has as much to do with the old unit not delivering rated capacity as it does improvement in SEER ratings.
When tell a customer it is time to consider a replacement, it is usually something running under 50% where just about anything they put in has to show up on the next bill. But I hear it all of the time, "just put in a new high efficiency furnace". They installed a new pipe line for NG from Canada about 10 years ago and dug up the nearby major city to pipe most of the streets. That created a wave of new heating systems and for awhile much lower rates. But as always, those rates have now gone up and I'm waiting to hear some long term results as to how those people are doing.
I'm surprised we didn't see more comments from the rest of the membership, this is a tug on the rug many stand on.
I've only tracked one non comprehensive project, but it did have significant results. All duct was within the envelope, the equipment was downsized making the duct more appropriate (static ranged .15-.4), and AC was downsized to a 2 stage hp.
Savings was 35% greater than we expected. If I recall correctly it was +/- $400 yr instead of $275.
Trying to dope out the error all I could figure was comfort improvement leading to less thermostat interaction which allowed the communicating system to keep itself optimized, running very low and very long. The comment that lead to that conclusion:
"Had to adjust thermostat on old system 3-4 times a day... Now if I touch it twice a week that's a lot. House just seems to be always comfortable."
Comfort with the smaller system is MUCH better, and that was my primary reason for downsizing the furnace. For $250 I couldn't pass it up, an 80% normally costs more than that.
I would not paint all "high efficiency furnaces" as fraudulent based on this one instance. It would be interesting to see before and after billing histories of other homes that have installed high efficiency furnaces.
I don't doubt that a 90% furnace wastes less heat than a 80%. Going from a 4" double wall vent pipe to a 1.5" PVC is proof enough for me. It's the lack of change in utility bills that I question. 10% really isn't that much change in efficiency considering the typical cost difference in the furnace. I would love to see a study where just the furnace was changed and it made significant reductions in the gas bill.
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NFC East preview: Who are the contenders and who are the pretenders?
Washington Redskins
COACH: Mike Shanahan (167-125)
KEY DEPARTURES: OT Jamaal Brown, OLB Lorenzo Alexander, S Madieu Williams, S Cedric Griffin
KEY ADDITIONS: S Bacarri Rambo, CB David Amerson
STRENGTH: Running game. The Redskins led the NFL in rushing offense last season, averaging 169.3 yards per game. As rookies, running back Alfred Morris and quarterback Robert Griffin III carved up defenses. If Griffin's surgically repaired right knee holds up, there is no reason why the Redskins can't re-create the ground game that steamrolled defenses.
WEAKNESS: Secondary. The Redskins have a formidable front seven, but their secondary is woeful. Washington allowed 281.9 passing yards per game, the third-highest average last season. The Redskins hope sixth-round draft pick Bacarri Rambo can make a difference, but it says a lot that they have to turn to him for help.
NOTEWORTHY: The Redskins won the NFC East crown last season for the first time since 1999.
CONTENDER OR PRETENDER: Contender. The Redskins have kept their nucleus of stars together, and assuming Griffin is able to return to form, they should have a chance to defend their division title.
New York Giants
COACH: Tom Coughlin (151-121)
KEY DEPARTURES: RB Ahmad Bradshaw, TE Martellus Bennett, DE Osi Umenyiora, LB Michael Boley, DT Chris Canty, LB Chase Blackburn, S Kenny Phillips, K Lawrence Tynes
KEY ADDITIONS: TE Brandon Myers, DT Cullen Jenkins, DT Johnathan Hankins, G/T Justin Pugh, DE Damontre Moore
STRENGTH: Passing game. Eli Manning continues to be the Giants' engine. Manning threw for 3,948 yards last season, and his best playmaking receivers, Hakeem Nicks and Victor Cruz, are back. The Giants may have to rely on Manning more than ever, depending on how quickly second-year running back David Wilson can develop.
WEAKNESS: Linebacker. Once a strength of the Giants, the linebacker corps is made up of players who are either past their prime or have limited experience. The departures of Blackburn and Boley have forced the Giants to turn to Spencer Paysinger and Mark Herzlich, who were originally signed as undrafted free agents.
NOTEWORTHY: Manning's 31 interceptions the last two seasons are the seventh-most in the NFL during that period.
CONTENDER OR PRETENDER? Contender. The Giants have shown in the past that all they need to do is make the playoffs in order to contend for a Super Bowl.
Dallas Cowboys
COACH: Jason Garrett (21-19)
KEY DEPARTURES: DE Marcus Spears, CB Mike Jenkins, S Gerald Sensabaugh, WR Kevin Ogletree, FB Lawrence Vickers, RB Felix Jones
KEY ADDITIONS: LB Justin Durant, S Will Allen, C Travis Frederick, TE Gavin Escobar, WR Terrance Williams, S J.J. Wilcox
STRENGTH: Passing game. In 2012, Tony Romo set single-season franchise records for most attempted passes and most passing yards. The Cowboys will rely heavily on their quarterback's arm again, especially now that Dez Bryant appears ready to take his place among the NFL's elite receivers.
WEAKNESS: Offensive line. Year after year, the Cowboys have struggled to solidify this unit. They could have as many as three new linemen starting against the New York Giants on Sept. 8. First-round pick Frederick seems to be a nice addition, but there is concern at the guard positions and at right tackle.
NOTEWORTHY: Last season, the Cowboys ran for 1,265 yards, the lowest total for a 16-game season in franchise history.
CONTENDER OR PRETENDER? Pretender. The Cowboys didn't make any significant improvements in their personnel in the off-season, and it's uncertain how long the transition to a new defensive scheme will take.
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COACH: Chip Kelly (0-0)
KEY DEPARTURES: CB Nnamdi Asomugha, CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, DT Cullen Jenkins, DT Mike Patterson, OT King Dunlap, DT Derek Landri
KEY ADDITIONS: NT Isaac Sopoaga, OT Lane Johnson, TE Zach Ertz, CB Cary Williams, CB Bradley Fletcher, S Patrick Chung
STRENGTH: Rushing offense. A backfield that features LeSean McCoy and Bryce Brown should be the focal point of an offense that will push the tempo. The productivity of the ground game slipped last season because the offensive line was in tatters. If that unit stays healthy, expect McCoy and Brown to thrive.
WEAKNESS: Secondary. The Eagles bid farewell to Asomugha and Rodgers-Cromartie, who struggled in Philadelphia. But their replacements, Williams and Fletcher, aren't considered major upgrades. In addition, Phillips, acquired this off-season, has struggled to stay on the field in his career.
NOTEWORTHY: Kelly went 46-7 at Oregon and led the Ducks to four BCS bowl games.
CONTENDER OR PRETENDER? Pretender. The Eagles are in transition, and it could take a full season before everything coalesces. While they should win more games than they did in 2012, they're expected to miss the playoffs for the third straight season.


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IDT expands RapidIO Gen2 switch portfolio Integrated Device Technology, Inc., has added the sixth member to its portfolio of RapidIO Gen2 switches. The intermediately-sized CPS-1432 comes in response to the strong demand for RapidIO Gen2 switches fueled by the expansion of 4G wireless infrastructure and the growing industry adoption of RapidIO for defense, aerospace, server, medical imaging, and video applications.
The CPS 1432 offers more than twice the bandwidth per port compared to 10 Gigabit Ethernet switches and has an industry-leading latency of 100 ns. As a result, it was recently selected by Curtiss-Wright Controls for use in their latest DSP platform for the rugged deployed embedded military market.
The architecture of the new IDT CPS 1432 provides customers in these high-growth market segments an upgrade path for IDT's industry benchmark Gen1 RapidIO solutions that is smaller in form factor and consumes 40% less power per 10 Gigabit of data. This enables customers to meet the competing demands of higher performance, smaller size, and lower power in energy-conscious applications. The device supports eight x4 ports at up to 6.25 Gbaud per lane, providing twice the performance per port when compared to IDT's high performance Serial RapidIO (S-RIO) 1.3 switches.
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Fred Zust, vice president of the Communications Division at IDT, said: "The CPS 1432 provides the package size and lane count that our customers have been asking for and demonstrate our continued investment in this technology. Going forward, we expect RapidIO to continue to gain market share over Ethernet in many embedded markets."
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When you stay at Cairns Beach Holiday Apartment in Yorkeys Knob, you'll be on the beach and close to Yorkeys Knob Beach and Skyrail Rainforest Cableway. This 4-star apartment is within close proximity of Half Moon Bay Golf Course and Cattana Wetlands.
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Urinary incontinence is an underdiagnosed and underreported medical problem that is estimated to affect up to 13 million people in the United States, predominantly women. This includes 10%-35% of adults and 50%-84% of residents in nursing homes. It has also been estimated that most (50%-70%) women with urinary incontinence fail to seek appropriate treatment for the condition because of the social stigma. People with incontinence often live with this condition for six to nine years before seeking medical therapy. Living with urinary incontinence puts people at risk for rashes, sores, and skin and urinary tract infections. Effective treatments for this common problem are available in many cases.
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Some foods can worsen symptoms of urinary frequency and urge incontinence. Changes in diet can help improve some people's symptoms. Monitoring the diet often requires reading food labels and avoiding foods and drinks that contain stimulants. Stimulants worsen the symptoms of urinary urgency and frequency.
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Have you guys ever watched this series? They used to show it on the biography channel and I totally forgot about it until I was searching stuff up on youtube last night. Personally I have no intention of becoming an actor, writer or director but these videos are so interesting I thought I should share them with people. I know there are a lot of movie fans on this site and these videos give some great insight into some of the classics we still watch today.
If you have the time I really think it's worth checking some of these out.
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Yeah, can't remember if it airs on Sky Arts or Sky Atlantic, but used to watch it whenever it was on.
"When I was 12, I milked my eel into a pot of turtle stew. I flogged the one-eyed snake, I skinned my sausage. I made the bald man cry into the turtle stew, which I believe my sister ate. At least I hope she did."
05-07-2012 #3
It's a great show. Very informative when watching directors and writers. Actresses are boring unless you've got like Meryl Streep or Jodie Foster. Actors can go either way.
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Michael Gove invites the public to hold the DfE to account
Ministers yesterday published the Department for Education's (DfE) key policy commitments and invited the public to hold them to account on delivery.
The draft Structural Reform Plan (SRP) sets out clearly what the Department's key priorities are. It signals a reduction in restrictive and bureaucratic targets which meant little to the public. Instead, ministers are inviting the public to view and challenge all our key priorities over the coming years, including dates for completion.
The SRP will be just one of the plans published by all major departments across Whitehall. They are designed to turn government on its head, taking power away from Whitehall and putting it into the hands of people and communities. Once these reforms are in place, people themselves will have the power to improve our country and our public services, through the mechanisms of local democratic accountability, competition, choice and social action.
The SRP outlines dates for cutting bureaucracy in schools, setting up free schools and academies, introducing the new pupil premium and creating new technical colleges for vocational and technical education. We will shortly be outlining priorities for children and families policy.
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Euro future bright as clubs edge closer to deal that could save the Heineken Cup
The Heineken Cup's future looks set to become clearer this week, with representatives of the Celtic and Italian unions meeting with the Rugby Football Union in an attempt to reach a new agreement with the English and French clubs.
Rugby Football Union chief executive Ian Ritchie will have a key role in any potential breakthrough, and mistrust appears to have been replaced by rationality.
This is expected to be a "critical week" to hopes of a deal being forged to ensure that all six nations are represented in a new European tournament next season, one well-placed source said last night.
There is known to be still a significant gap between, on the one side, the English and French clubs, who are pushing ahead with their breakaway Rugby Champions' Cup having served notice to leave the Heineken Cup in June 2012, and, on the other, their Celtic and Italian rivals.
However, with the Celtic nations and Italy set to compromise on the demands by the English and French for a three-way split of revenues and merit-based qualification from the Pro12, there is an increasing sense that a deal can be struck.
But the biggest hurdle appears to be that of governance of the tournament.
Premiership Rugby and their French counterparts insist that their new tournament should be run by the clubs, not the unions, which would be a major departure from the current Heineken Cup set-up.
It is believed, however, that a compromise deal of each country having one club representative and one union representative on a new 12-man board will be offered.
The main area of debate is the weight of the votes that each country would then be allocated.
As for the funding distribution, the Celtic and Italian clubs have also to agree how any new arrangement would be split between the Pro12 teams.
Meanwhile two Ulster exiles played important roles for Exeter Chiefs in their six-try outing against Cardiff Blues at Sandy Park yesterday.
Outside-centre Ian Whitten scored the last of the hosts' half dozen tries, with fly-half Gareth Steenson converting four of the six as well as landing a penalty to end the day with exactly one quarter of his team's points in a 44-29 triumph.
Remarkably, Cardiff recovered from a 36-3 interval deficit by touching down four times to leave with a four-tries bonus.
That meant that Exeter had scored more points than any team in the Heineken Cup at that stage.
But just a couple of hours later defending champions Toulon beat Glasgow Warriors 51-28 in their clash at Stade Félix Mayol where, having matched the Chiefs' six tries, they managed to top the points-for chart by converting the lot as well as kicking three penalties.
Here, too, there was a great second-half fight-back which saw the Gregor Townsend-coached Scots – who had trailed 34-0 at the break – match Cardiff's heroics by rallying with a four-try post-interval salvo, all converted by Ruaridh Jackson, in the space of 20 minutes to earn themselves a bonus point.
Jonny Wilkinson captained Toulon and with customary accuracy booted home three conversions and a penalty before leaving the pitch with a hand injury.
England's 2003 World Cup hero was adding the extras and putting the French out of reach as his side moved the ball at pace and with accuracy to mark themselves down as tournament favourites.
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Click on the following link for the latest WPCC Media Release
Wimbledon Windmill was built in 1817, and to celebrate this Bicentenary year entry will be free for our normal summer weekend opening. We invite all, whether old friends or new visitors, to come and learn more about our much-loved Windmill landmark.
For school and other group organised visits there will still be a modest charge - see Visitor Info
A programme of events for the year has also being arranged. Go to the Events page to see the dates.
On Sunday, 10th September, it is Commons Open Day. The Windmill will join in this popular annual event by having free children's activities.
No visit to Wimbledon Common is complete without also calling in at the Windmill Museum. There is interest for all ages, children and adults alike. And if you don't have time for the full tour, visit the shop for postcards, books, souvenirs and even Wombles!
The Windmill has been a distinctive landmark since it was built in 1817 to serve the local community. However it only operated until 1864, when the machinery was removed and it was converted to residential accommodation. In 1976 the first floor was opened as a museum, and this was extended to the whole building in 1998.
In 2015 one of the sails fell from the windshaft, fortunately without much damage, and it was decided that complete renovation was required. With the aid of a Heritage Lottery Fund Grant and contributions from the Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators and other local benefactors, the work was completed in November, 2016.
The museum also has a display of Scouting memorabilia, commemorating the writing of part of 'Scouting for Boys' by Robert Baden-Powell in the Mill House in 1908.
The museum is administered by a charitable trust and run entirely by volunteers, which allows normal admission to be free and only modest charges for groups. It is open on summer weekends only, but school parties and group visits can be arranged at other times.
Explore the tabs above for more information, or use the quick links below:
Opening times / Map / Admission charges
Wimbledon Windmill Museum CIO is a Registered Charity, No. 1162544
After a sail fell from the windshaft in August 2015, the museum Trustees worked with the owners of the mill, Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators, to obtain external funding for the repairs, which included necessary work on the tower and roof as well as the sails. The total project cost was budgeted at £138,000.
In March 2016 we were pleased to announce that an HLF grant of £100,000 had been approved for the project. Together with several generous donations from the local community and a commitment from the Conservators to use some of their own funds, the project has proceeded as planned and the sails are fully restored.
Cooperation with the millwrights allowed the museum to remain open throughout the building work and visitors were able to enjoy the exhibits as usual.
The fully restored sails were installed on 9th November, 2016, and we look forward to running them occasionally on suitably windy days.


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Weight loss apps
My Fitness Pal for calorie and exercise tracking
Workout Trainer for workouts, specifically weight training ones
C25K for some cardio
Fitocracy is another place where I log my workouts. This one levels you like a video game. There's also Achievements and Quests. A great app if you're a gamer. They just released the Android app, so it's still quirky, but the app has been out for a while on iPhone and iPad.
Bodyrock.tv is based off of the website. It's HIIT exercises. I haven't really used it yet as I just had a baby, but it's something I plan on using.
Endomodo Sports Tracker I haven't used. I downloaded it because you can link it to your MFP account.
Fast Food Calorie Lookup is exactly what it says it is. Definitely good for tracking calories from any major restaurant chain.
Nike+ Running I haven't used yet.
Runkeeper is another app that can link to MFP. I haven't really used this one yet.
Runtastic is again an app you can sync to MFP
I've tried a couple of apps other than these. Noom was one of those and I honestly didn't like it. It groups foods based on their perceptions of how healthy they are and I didn't agree with some of them. Nexercise was similar to Fitocracy, but it started glitching really badly.
I use Sparkpeople to keep track of food and workouts and Bodybuilding.com to track my measurements.
I use MyFitnessPal when I remember to . But my newest & favorite is Sports-Tracker. It doesn't include the food/calorie counting stuff...only tracks your workouts, calories/energy burned, heart rate, etc. I use ST & MFP together to keep everything in sync.