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As we strive to align our attitudes and actions with righteousness, then the Holy Ghost becomes for us today what the Liahona was for Lehi and his family in their day. The very factors that caused the Liahona to work for Lehi will likewise invite the Holy Ghost into our lives. And the very factors that caused the Liahona not to work anciently will likewise cause us to withdraw ourselves from the Holy Ghost today.
Righteousness and faith certainly are instrumental in healing the sick, deaf, or lame - if such healing accomplishes God's purposes and is in accordance with His will. Thus, even with strong faith, many mountains will not be moved. And not all of the sick and infirm will be healed.
Receiving the authority of the priesthood by the laying on of hands is an important beginning, but it is not enough. Ordination confers authority, but righteousness is required to act with power as we strive to lift souls, to teach and testify, to bless and counsel, and to advance the work of salvation.


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About Permanently Closed - The Blind Rabbit - Riverside
This restaurant is permanently closed. The Blind Rabbit is a southern gastropub offering an eclectic ambiance in a polished casual setting with great food and a big city bar promoting the best local ingredients.
Jacksonville, FL 32204
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
Gastro Pub, American, Creole
Hours of Operation:
Daily: Hours: Monday - Thursday: 11:00am - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 11:00am - 11:00pm,
Sun: 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Cross Street:
College Street
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(904) 337-0146
Executive Chef:
Jeff Stanford
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Takeout
The Blind Rabbit - Riverside - Permanently Closed Ratings and Reviews
my family and I went for a brunch on Easter. The host and wait staff were very attentive. They offered a kids menu for our 7 year old. There was a Brad selection of brunch items. We loved our appetizers- deviled eggs and friend green tomatoes. Both were really delicious. I ordered the chicken and waffles and my husband ordered the braised pork skillet. Both were good but not great. My chicken was slightly under-salted and my husband's skillet had too much gravy and peppers. My son's cheeseburger sliders were good. He didn't like the buns but my husband and I did. I thought the kids meal had a very generous portion. Overall we would recommend and go again. We just had high expectations based on other reviews.
Parking was a tad tricky but once inside we had a nice dinner. Great staff, timely food presentation and laid back atmosphere. Highlights were the coconut shrimp and the amazing fried green tomatoes. Delicious burger but slightly disappointed in the Mac-n-Cheese as I had been told it was awesome and a signature side.....but I was way less than impressed. Definitely give it a try if you have not visited.
We had a date night for Valentines evening and had a great time! From the hostess who sat us, the waitress who took great care of us, and the bartender who is a true expert on whiskeys and Bourbons… It was a wonderful experience! Highly recommend the bourbon flight for value and overall experience. Stephen, the bartender, won't steer you wrong if you tell him what you like and let him decide which Bourbons you should try.
My wife took me here with our family for my birthday. I was a little worried, because it was super bowl night and we had a 5 o'clock reservation. But the staff was great and the crowd was good. The food is pretty good and innovative. Drinks are great. Overall it was a great time. Prices are very reasonable. We will be back
I made a reservation for 13 people for a birthday and they accommodated us. They called me that day for a confirmation and when we got there the table was already set up and waters waiting for everyone. The server was great, very friendly and helpful and was patient with us. Food was great. I would recommend this one over the one located in Jacksonville beach.
I have been to the Blind Rabbit four or five times now and have never been disappointed. The food that has been ordered by me, or the people I am with ,has always been quite good. I especially enjoy getting a great hamburger there. The service has always been good and friendly! I recommend you give this restaurant a try!
We have dined at The Blind Rabbit maybe 30-40 times now. We keep returning for one main reason. Executive Chef Jason Swank is that reason. His food has thought and heart behind it. His crew prepares it as well as he wants it to be prepared. The restaurant has been there for many years now and I have been eating here since the beginning. I have known the owner since he started in a truck the Salty Fig with his brother. Things in the beginning were really good then it went down hill and Jeff came in and shook things up. I almost gave up on the salty fig turned blind fig turned blind rabbit. Then came in Chef Jason. He has turned this place around and with that we started to return again and again. I will always sing the praise of Chef Jason. Jeff don't get rid of this man. The food is fabulous and his imagination keeps us returning. We haven't eaten off of the main menu in a while. I just walk in to see chef and his brigade and order off of the special cause we know it will be good and probably like nothing we have eaten before. Chef Jason Rocks.... Hands down
After waiting 45 minutes for our drink order which never came we decided to eat elsewhere. Reservation do not seem to matter as we had to wait 10 min for our table to be wiped off. We should have taken that as a sign that things would not get any better. Granted it was New Years Eve, but it did not seem overly crowded or a line of people waiting to get in. The ambiance of the place seemed decent and the food that was coming out looked pretty good. We won't know what it tastes like, nor will we ever be back to find out. The manager that we asked for after the first 30 minutes of waiting was never called to our table and to top it off a waiter dropped salad dressing as he walked by which splattered all over my seat and my shoes. We asked our waitress how much longer till we get our drinks yet alone our food and were given an "I don't know"- "maybe another 30 minutes"!! As we were leaving, we spoke to a manager that could not give two hoots about us not getting any service. Went down the road to another burger and shake restaurant and were treated like a valued customer.
We visited based on both an experience at the Beaches location and their ability to accommodate our party of 12 with a reservation through Open Table. Even though this was on a Sunday evening and they only had a handful of tables occupied throughout our entire visit, we would never return to this location. To start, even though they had our reservation the table was not set up. Once we were seated, our table was split in the middle so that "the server could have better access." Our menus were grimy and had food on them. These things were just the beginning of a wasted night at The Blind Rabbit. The macaroni and cheese was dry as a bone for the 4 people that ordered it as an appetizer. The Gorgonzola cheese chips were one of the few dishes we would choose to order again. Salads ordered at the beginning of the meal were served after the entrees came out. My medium rib-eye steak was done medium well and the person sitting next to me ordered the same exact thing and their steak was way beyond well done (my mom orders her steak "well done burnt" and that steak would have satisfied her completely). Needless to say I struggled through my steak and the other guest sent theirs back. The second time it came out rare/mid-rare, which they suffered through for fear of getting another way overdone steak. The water service was abysmal. My glass was empty for in excess of 10 minutes. When I requested a refill it took another 5 minutes and the server used water that had absolutely no chill. It took another 10 minutes to request a glass of ice and then another 10 minutes to receive it. Alcoholic beverage service was a little more attentive, but not on par with industry standard. The alcoholic beverages were good, so this might be a good place to come for just that. The feedback from other guests was that their burgers and fries were quite good, but other side items were a disappointment, especially in comparable portion size. See yelp for more.
We went to the Blind Rabbit for dinner on a Saturday night and had made reservations. We were running a little late and when I called to let them know, they had no problem with it. Parking was a little tight, but we were seated right away when we arrived. The service was prompt and even though our server was a little new, he still did a good job. The food was delicious and we didn't have to wait to long for it. We both ordered burgers and they were phenomenal. If you like fries, you won't be disappointed. We also had a glass of wine, which was nice as well. Overall, it was a nice experience and I would recommend the restaurant.
We went to Blind Rabbit because of the positive reviews about the great brunch. We go to brunch every week, and this, by far, was the very worst. My family ordered biscuits and gravy. The biscuits were hard (stale) and cold, and the gravy tasted awful. It was also cold. I ordered a Belgian waffle. It was burned and cold. Clearly, they had pre-made some and froze them. It was worse than a regular frozen waffle. There was no excuse for the cold food, because at the time, there was only one other table being served.
Every restaurant can have a bad day and today was the day. Three of four sides came out not very hot ( fries, chips and Mac n cheese). Server who was new did offer to bring fresh. We declined since our mains would either get cold or be eaten alone. Manager came over after we asked to speak to one. After some coaxing he did adjust the checks. No brunch or drink menus printed .
If you love burgers this is the place for you!! So many interesting and tasty choices! We had the chips with cheese appetizer and there was not a crumb left on the plate. My husband and I had burgers. Our friend had the portobello sandwich. A veggie burger was listed on the menu online but not on the menu when we got there. That would have been a good option in addition to the portobello for our friend who is vegetarian. The selection of whiskey is impressive and the specialty drinks we tried were all good.
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Violations of Property and Inheritance Rights of Widows in Zimbabwe done by the Human Rights Watch
Widows in Zimbabwe often lose their homes, land, and property to opportunistic relatives. Some of these relatives believe that widows have no right to these assets and take advantage of widows' grief and changed marital status to grab what they can. Some of these widows have been able to find support from legal service providers to pursue justice through the courts. Many more, for various reasons, including social and geographic isolation and poverty, are not able to mount such a legal challenge.
"You Will Get Nothing," based on research and interviews conducted with widows throughout Zimbabwe, documents the harmful impacts of property grabbing and how widows rarely have access to justice. The report also highlights the Zimbabwe government's domestic, regional, and international legal obligations to widows' rights. The report, part of a new initiative by Human Rights Watch to document abuses against older people and advocate for better protections of their rights, found that older widows, many of whom have faced cumulative disadvantages related to discrimination over many years, are even more impacted by abuses related to property grabbing in Zimbabwe. Human Rights Watch calls on the government of Zimbabwe to develop a legal and policy framework that protects the property and other rights of widows .


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Ms. MIKULSKI. Mr. President, I am rising to speak on the continuing resolution to keep government funded for the rest of the year.
I chair the full committee of the Appropriations Committee. My very able and esteemed colleague, Senator Shelby, is the vice chairman. We come to the floor to talk about our legislation, which is an amendment to the House CR to fund the Federal Government for the rest of the fiscal year. It continues the bipartisan tradition of the Appropriations Committee working closely with both sides of the aisle, and I wish to thank Senator Shelby for his excellent cooperation and his wise counsel in doing this and actually cosponsoring this.
Our leadership, Senators Reid and McConnell, has been critical to allowing us to come to the floor and have our bill be debated openly, to have appropriate amendments, and then to have it voted on by the full Senate. In today's toxic environment in Washington, I must say our conversations have been characterized by civility, collegiality, and absolute candor--what we can do; what we can't do, not what we would like to do but what we must do to keep the government's doors open.
I also want to comment on the excellent tone and conversation we have had with the House, specifically our House counterparts, Hal Rogers, the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, and Congresswoman Nita Lowey. We have talked with each other and worked together, and if we continue to do that without other intervening dynamics, we can get this bill done.
Before I go into our bill to offer its content, I want everybody to understand there are three things at play in Washington this week. We use arcane language, so nobody knows what is going on. There is the sequester, there is the continuing resolution, and there is the Budget Committee. Everybody is going to get confused because everybody is getting it commingled. All of it is getting press and the American people don't understand there are three separate solutions to three separate problems.
Let me go to the Budget Committee, which will be on the floor next week, and Senator Murray is vociferously and persistently working on that bill. That is for fiscal year 2014. That is the framework on how we are going to approach our overall budget: What are we going to spend, what revenues we are going to have to raise, if any, and also a review of mandatory spending. That is going on over there. That is for fiscal year 2014.
The Mikulski-Shelby continuing resolution is the appropriations bill--not a personality bill--that will fund the government through 2013. The American people might say: Didn't you do that in October? Isn't our fiscal New Year's Eve October 1? Well, not really. What happened is we were going into the heat and passion and prickliness of an election year, so the wise heads thought it best to extend it where cooler heads would prevail in March. So here we are. We are the cooler heads, and we are ready to prevail. What we have here now is that legislation.
Everybody needs to understand this: On March 27, that continuing resolution expires. If we do not pass our bill and then have an agreement between the House and the Senate that is signed by the President, we could face a government showdown. There is no will on either side of this institution that wants to do that. We are absolutely committed to no shutdown, no showdown, no lockdown, no slamdown. We want to do the job, and that is why we have been working very carefully to do that.
What we will offer today is funding through the fiscal year, which will take us to October 1, and that meets the mandatory cap assigned to us by the Budget Committee of $1.4 trillion. That is a lot of money, but it is a big government with big responsibilities. It includes everything from defense--defending us over there--to the border control--defending us here--to meeting compelling human need and making investments in science and technology while ensuring we do what we need to do.
Our legislation is quite simple and straightforward. It includes five appropriations bills. Two are already in it from the House--defense, military construction, and veterans. It will also include agriculture, homeland security, and a subcommittee that Senator Shelby and I are chair and vice chair of that funds the entire Justice Department. That means FBI, Federal law enforcement, and science and commerce. So we have Ag, CJS, homeland security and defense. Defense and military construction are identical to the House. Agriculture, CJS and homeland security are consistent with bipartisan and bicameral agreements negotiated last fall.
Remember, we are reaching across the aisle, we are reaching across the dome. That is how we are trying to do it. However, there are seven remaining bills in the continuing resolution, and they are energy and water--money for things such as the Corps of Engineers--interior and environment, financial services, transportation, Labor-HHS, state and foreign ops, and the legislative branch. That means they are provided current funding levels and policies with some very limited changes to fix present problems. These are called anomalies.
The Senate version, as I said, totals $1.43 trillion, which is equal to the House CR. So the top line is the same; the difference is how we achieve national goals. It is equal to the House continuing resolution, and it is the same as required by the Budget Control Act. We are absolutely in compliance with the Budget Control Act.
Sequester mandates another $86 billion in cuts. That comes over what we do, and that solution is to be negotiated by the President and the leadership with the concurrence of both bodies. That is part of the charm offensive that is going on now. OK. Sequester needs a balanced solution, and we will be listening and awaiting their ideas, but right now we are looking at our bill that includes bipartisan amendments, minimizing the problems of operating and returning to a regular order for fiscal year 2014.
The amendment we offer is much better than an extension of the current continuing resolution. Why don't we take a date and just change 2012 to 2013? We don't do that because our bill makes reforms. We actually get more value for the dollar. If we just extended it, we would sometimes be spending money on unneeded programs, one of which would be--in our bill, CJS--$500 million for a space shuttle that doesn't exist. We want to change that and put it where it belongs, into the proper defending of our Nation and investing in science and technology. So a date change in a continuing resolution is not workable.
The Senate amendment improves the House CR by adding those three domestic bills and, as I said, includes a number of changes. I could go through each and every one of those changes, such as in agriculture, but what I wish to do is explain the process now. I do want to explain the content of my bill; however, I am going to take 1 minute now and yield to Senator Shelby for his opening statement and then I will come back and explain the details of our actual funding.
I must say again, I have appreciated not only the civility and the collegiality but the candor. We had to look at not what we would like to do and not even what we should do but what we must do to keep government operating, to achieve the national goals America wants: our national security, both those who wear the uniform of the U.S. military as well as others who defend the Nation, such as border control, Federal law enforcement, law enforcement at the local level, food safety and drug safety inspectors, to make sure we meet compelling human need in the fields of education, biomedical research. This is what we are trying to do--weather satellites that predict future natural disasters.
Again, we don't have a bill that is what we would like to do, what we have is a bill that is what we must do. If we all work together--and we ask those who have amendments to be working with our leadership--we believe we can move this bill by the middle of this week; that by the week's end, the certainty of government funding will have been established and we will have shown we can govern.
I yield the floor so my vice chairman can say what he wishes to say to add to the debate.
Ms. MIKULSKI. Mr. President, you can see our tone. We need everybody's cooperation, if they have amendments, to bring them to us and also to the leadership which is helping us negotiate which ones will come up, and I think we can get this bill done this week.
But I wish to say why getting it done is worthwhile. I want to speak about agriculture, and I wish to speak about some of the content we have, and do it in alphabetical order because it is easier for folks to follow.
In agriculture, our amendment makes sure we fund the Food Safety Modernization Act which is not included in the House bill. This is the first major reform of food safety laws in 70 years and is much needed. CDC says 48 million Americans suffer from food-borne illness each year.
This morning before I came to the floor, I attended a hearing on the Select Committee on Intelligence that I am a member of. General James Clapper, the Director of National Intelligence, along with key people from the military, civilian agencies such as FBI Director Mueller, gave us a 30-page report on threats to the United States. One of the things they talked about was the safety of our food supply. We need to make sure we have inspectors on the ground for what might occur through bacteria or what might also be induced. So food safety is a big issue.
This amendment is also better at improving clean water to rural communities, and provides 165 rural communities with clean water and waste disposal, creating construction jobs today, and improving community health. I am very well versed in that because, along with Senator Cardin, we represent 2,000 miles of the Chesapeake Bay. We have older communities. We have issues related to wastewater treatment that are not only polluting the Bay but are very difficult to repair because of the very nature of our population--wonderful, patriotic people who don't have a lot of cash to pay a lot of taxes for wastewater. But in helping them, we improve public health and we save the Chesapeake Bay with all its seafood industry. That is just me. But we could go everywhere.
Commerce, Justice, Science, that is a subcommittee I chair. Boy, do I like it. Why do I like it? Because it goes to everything we are talking about: about justice, about jobs today and jobs tomorrow. When we look at our Department of Commerce, which should be the point place for American business really promoting private sector initiatives and, most of all, promoting exports--not sending jobs overseas but sending products and services--that is where the trade negotiation goes. This is part of our economic vitality. This is where we have bipartisan agreement. Let's engage in free and open and fair trade. That negotiation staff and so on is funded through our subcommittee.
We also want to protect our borders. That is going to be in homeland security. In our justice funding, we fund Federal law enforcement and provide funds to local communities on a competitive basis to put cops on the beat and to give them the appropriate things they need to protect themselves.
Let's look at the Byrne grants, the main Federal tool that helps State and local law enforcement. We provide more money. That means more money for body armor, more money for them to learn the latest tips and so on, and stopping the gang threat. It also provides COPS on the Beat grants. Both of those are modest increases over the House funding. When I say modest, do you know what I am talking about? For all that local law enforcement does, we are going to provide $15 million. That is not a lot of money by Washington's terms, but to the local police departments it will be a help.
Commerce-Justice also supports innovation. It is in this subcommittee that we fund the National Science Foundation $220 million more than the House. That means we will be able to provide more help to 7,000 scientists and teachers making new discoveries for new products that will lead to new companies and new jobs. This is what we do.
We are better than the House also in homeland security. This amendment does more to protect the Nation from cyber warfare. Cyber warfare is one of the greatest threats facing America. Again, in this 30-page report we have on threats, the first five pages were devoted to all of the cyber problems. What kind of cyber problems? Cyber attacks, cyber espionage, and the growing nexus between organized crime and nation states, preventing hacking, stealing our state secrets, our trade secrets and also the human trafficking of children and women, weapons of mass destruction. Where you sell women and children as a commodity across the borders of the world through organized crime and corrupt government officials, you will also sell other kinds of things, including weapons of mass destruction. So this is where we need to fund homeland security, the Department of Defense, the FBI, our contribution to Interpol. All of that is in the bill, and we do better--not a lot better because we are frugal; again, not what we would like to do, but what we must do.
Also under homeland security, we make sure we look at that which puts people in harm's way. In my own State, and others, there is the issue of fires. Most fire departments in big cities are run by professionals, but in most rural communities they are run by the great volunteer fire departments. We have a fire grant program that I helped start that trains and equips local firefighters. What we do here is provide more money--$33 million above the House--to help provide those grants, and we also provide additional funds to help State and local fire departments.
In the area of compelling human need, I want to talk about the Subcommittee on Education, Labor, and Human Services. This is the subcommittee that funds compelling human need. And what do we do here? We look after childcare development block grants, we support care for 9,000 more children, and we also make sure we adequately fund Head Start by providing modest sums there.
In addition, we also provide more money to the National Institutes of Health, $71 billion. But put that into the context that they are going to take a $1.5 billion hit in sequester.
I know the Presiding Officer represents a great State, Hawaii. Who wouldn't love Hawaii? But I wish the Presiding Officer would look at Maryland. Not only do we have the wonderful Chesapeake Bay, a Super Bowl championship, but we have other ``super bowl'' winners. They are called the National Institutes of Health, the National Security Agency, the National Weather Agency.
Just the other day when I was over at NIH, they told me--and told America through their communications--that NIH's work, working with clinicians and the private-led science sector, has reduced cancer rates in the United States of America by 15 percent in breast cancer, prostate cancer, lung cancer. And it is all those wonderful researchers at the Bethesda campus and in academic centers of excellence all over America. But instead of pinning medals on those people and encouraging young people to come into science, we could end up giving them a pink slip. What are we doing?
I not only want to lower cancer rates, but I want to improve and raise the discovery rate. This is what we do in this CR. We are working with them on a bipartisan basis. This is helping American people and giving us products that are approved by FDA that we can sell and ship around the world, particularly to countries that could never do it.
So I am all about jobs--jobs today and jobs tomorrow. That is why what we do in transportation, housing, and urban development is also a big step forward. In addition to looking out for the homeless, we provide an additional amount of money for highway and road safety programs, where people actually working with funds going to Governors at the local level--not some shovel-ready gimmick--can identify projects in the pipeline we could generate in construction. We can improve public safety by smart highways. And, literally, we can help get America rolling again; we have a fragile economy.
I could go on about this bill, but this is a general outline, and I will talk more about it. I feel very passionate about it because we have squeezed every nickel, we have looked at it very fastidiously to make sure that we are right within our mandated spending cap to assess our national priorities: national security, compelling human needs, how we can help create jobs, look out for the middle class, and make those investments that improve the lives of the American people and generate jobs tomorrow.
I think we have a very good bill. I ask everyone's cooperation to get it passed.
Mr. President, I yield the floor.
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[2] The Madagascar plankton bloom is one of the largest dendroid blooms in the world oceans. It develops in summer at ∼25°S south east of Madagascar in zonal direction, reaching from the coast of Madagascar at ∼47°E up to ∼70°E into the South Indian Ocean. The largest extent is reached in February or March in most years, but a strong interannual variability exists (for an overview over bloom years see Raj et al. [2010]). Several studies have addressed the mechanisms controlling the initiation and the propagation of the plankton bloom. In its first description Longhurst [2001] proposes mixed layer deepening as the nutrient providing process and finds some agreement between central (peripheral) upwelling in cyclonic (anticyclonic) eddies and the chlorophyll pattern in the bloom in 1999. Srokosz et al. [2004] focus on the eastward propagation of the plankton bloom and report its assumedly direction against the mean flow, obtained by tracking Eulerian features in the Sea Surface Height (SSH) field. To justify the expansion of the bloom to the east despite a supposed lack of eastward transport Srokosz et al. [2004]give a general explanation based on a high eddy diffusivity in a reaction-advection-diffusion system.Uz [2007] contradicts the theory of local upwelling, as the bloom occurs in a shallow and stably stratified surface layer, and introduces the hypothesis of remote nutrient supply by river runoff at the Madagascar coast. Lévy et al. [2007]propose the well-known upwelling south of Madagascar [Machu et al., 2002; Ho et al., 2004; DiMarco et al., 2000] followed by eastward transport by a possible retroflection of the South East Madagascar Current [Quartly et al., 2006] as an explanation for the bloom. However, the details of the transport mechanisms remain unclear. Raj et al. [2010] explore a variety of longtime data sets and find upwelling along the south Madagascar coast, precipitation along east Madagascar, and mesoscale eddies as likely key factors influencing the bloom.
[3] Here, we focus on the role that advection by unsteady ocean currents may play in shaping the Madagascar plankton bloom. Chaotic advection is known to be a key process for shaping patterns observed in plankton bloom distributions, as it has been noted by many authors [Martin, 2003; Olascoaga et al., 2008; Lehahn et al., 2007; Pérez-Muñuzuri and Huhn, 2010; Neufeld and Hernández-García, 2010; d'Ovidio et al., 2010]. The properties of the chaotic flow have also been found to be decisive in laboratory reaction-diffusion-advection systems that exhibit propagating reaction fronts similar to those in the Madagascar plankton bloom [von Kameke et al., 2010, 2011]. In particular, zonal jets, which are observed in many parts of the world oceans [Maximenko et al., 2005; Richards et al., 2006], can behave as meridional transport barriers [Beron-Vera et al., 2008, 2010; Shuckburgh et al., 2009] and thus contribute to the shaping of plankton bloom distributions. In our study region, altimetry measurements and hydrographic data have revealed a narrow shallow eastward propagating zonal jet, known as the Southern Indian Ocean Countercurrent (SICC) [Siedler et al., 2006; Palastanga et al., 2007; Nauw et al., 2008]. It runs along ∼25°S, the latitude where the Madagascar plankton bloom typically develops. So far, to our knowledge, the jet has not been linked to the Madagascar plankton bloom.
[4] The goal of this letter is to investigate the relation between the SICC and the remarkable eastward extension of the Madagascar plankton bloom. While many oceanographic studies analyze mesoscale transport by focusing on Eulerian aspects of the circulation, we address transport, using Lagrangian methods, that take into account the temporal evolution of the flow, and present the first Lagrangian description of the SICC jet. Of particular importance is the notion of Lagrangian Coherent Structures (LCS) introduced by Haller and Yuan [2000]to refer to key material surfaces (i.e., transport barriers) that are responsible for shaping global mixing patterns in the flow. We show that the SICC generates a fast coherent eastward transport and acts as a weakly-deforming LCS that widely inhibits meridional transport, both processes controlling the spreading of the plankton bloom.


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Superconductivity Emma Fox 12BY What is superconductivity? Superconductivity is the flow of electric current without resistance in certain metals, alloys and ceramics at temperatures near absolute zero. Absolute zero is the temperature at which no more heat can be removed. This corresponds to 0K or -273.15°C. The temperature at which the transition to superconductivity occurs is known as the critical temperature, Tc, and each substance has a different one. Temperatures are given in Kelvins. An increase or decrease in 1 Kelvin is the same amount of temperature change as 1 degree Celcius, but 0K is the same as -273.15 degrees C. This avoids lots of negative numbers. Superconductivity was discovered by H. Kamerlingh Onnes at the University of Leiden, Netherlands in 1911. Just three years earlier, Onnes developed a method of liquifying helium gas, which provided a medium to experiment at supercool temperatures just above absolute zero. Whilst investigating the electrical resistance of mercury at low temperatures, he discovered that the resistance dropped to nothing at 4.2K. In 1913, Onnes was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work. Here are the critical temperatures of a few common substances: Material Critical temp.(K)
Aluminum 1.20
Cadmium 0.56
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Thorium 1.37
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Niobium/Tin 18.1 The periodic table below shows the elements that are known to have superconducting properties... How does superconductivity work? Electrical resistance in metals is caused by electrons being scattered by either impurities or the vibrations in the lattice structure. In a superconductor, as a negatively charged electron moves between two rows of positively charged atoms, it pulls inwards on the atoms of the lattice. This distortion attracts a second electron to move in behind it, creating a 'Cooper pair'. Magnetism and Superconductivity Superconducting materials also interact in interesting ways with magnetic fields. While in the superconducting state, a superconducting material will tend to exclude all magnetic fields, a phenomenon known as the Meissner Effect The next video shows the Meissner Effect in action with a magnet hovering above a superconductor. In 1986, a breakthrough discovery was made in the field of superconductivity. Alex Müller and Georg Bednorz created a brittle ceramic compound that superconducted at the highest temperature then known: 30K. This was a remarkable discovery since ceramics are normally insulators, which don't conduct electricity and at low temperatures, they were behaving in not-yet-understood ways.
The two men won a Nobel Prize the following year for discovering the first superconducting copper-oxides. This discovery triggered a flurry of activity to experiment with more ceramics to find a higher critical temperature, Tc. In May 2009, the world record for Tc was set at 254K by a ceramic with a formula of (Tl4Ba)Ba2Ca2Cu7O13+. Applications of superconductivity One of the main uses of superconductivity at the moment is in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI scanners). Magnets and radio waves are used to scan the body in a non-invasive procedure, helping to diagnose problems like multiple sclerosis, cancer and torn ligaments. Another use of superconductivity is Nuclear Magnetics Resonance (NMR). This is an analytical chemistry technique used in quality control. Superconductivity is used in particle accelerators that speed up a particle up to the speed of light, collide it with another particle and thereby discover its internal parts. Maglev trains also use superconductivity. Friction is minimised by powerful onboard magnets that suspend the train above the tracks. They are now in commercial development in Japan. MRI Scanners Hydrogen nuclei naturally spin on their own axis, but when they are caught in a strong magnetic field, the hydrogen nuclei line up, like compass needles, and spin on an aligned axis. If the protons are hit with short bursts of radio waves, they briefly spin around. When the nuclei return to their natural positions, they resound a radio signal of their own. The intensity of the responding radio signal reflects the numbers of hydrogen atoms in a given area. This can be built up into an image showing dense areas in white. The Future of Superconductivity? If conductor resistance could be eliminated entirely, there would be no power losses or inefficiencies in electric power systems. Electric motors could be made almost perfectly100% efficient. Components such as capacitors and inductors, whose ideal characteristics are normally spoiled by resistances, could be made ideal in a practical sense. Already, some practical superconducting conductors, motors, and capacitors have been developed, but their use at this present time is limited due to the practical problems in maintaining super-cold temperatures. Furthermore, superconducting materials will lose their superconductivity (no matter how cold you make them) if exposed to too strong of a magnetic field. In fact, the presence of any magnetic field tends to lower the critical temperature of any superconducting material: the more magnetic field present, the colder you have to make the material before it will superconduct.
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Threats to Jinx with this build
|Vayne is only a threat after 6. You outrange her so in lane you are the big dog , don't let her forget that.
|Another easy match up. You are both just long range beasts. Make sure you trade back with her and don,t hang round on low health or that ult gonna get you at 6.
|trashe. No no really she is easy for jinx . Stand behind your minions to avoid that "W" poke. Careful at 6 as you can have a hard time dodging her ult without flash.
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Hi my name is Aaron I am an ADC main on OCE server! (Yes i'm bad cause I'm from oce haha) But if you are here reading my guide about helping bronzie's then you're probably worse, so Shhh!! :D First of all I'd like to say i'm not offering high elo advice that I've just copied from other players or whatever. This is a basic guide from my own experience that got me from bronze to platinum. Enjoy and feel free to drop a comment and an upvote! or dont, I dont give a ****.
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Why Should you the summoner play Jinx?
Personally I think Jinx is one of the best ADC's to learn the role on. She can snowball super hard and she still does a lot of damage even if you're not doing so well.
Jinx is the kind of champion that feels really good to play. Like when you get that passive you almost feel like going as crazy as jinx. It's a lot of fun.
So anyway I'll give you some tips to get started.
1. Practice using rockets. If you are team fighting you will want to use the rockets to stay as far from the fight as possible. When CSing at the start you can use your rockets to last hit minions safely and also land some free poke on the ADC due to the explosion AOE effect.
2. Practice using minigun. The minigun gives an attack speed boost each time you use it. This peaks after 3 shots. So bearing this in mind the minigun is better in situations where your rockets AOE won't hit more than one target. Example being the enemy support backs and you catch their ADC alone in lane.
3. You are squishy and have no escapes. This applies to most ADC's so don't let it go to your head for a second that you are gonna 1v5 early game. Because you are not. Jinx is a late game champ that needs decent protection from the enemy team. Your positioning is super important. So don't engage fights just sorta wait behind your team for one of them to start a fight.
4. Tower? I thought I just killed a caster minion. Yes towers are easy for jinx to kill. If you are left alone with a tower and a B.F sword you are gonna get that tower down super fast with your miniguns passive. Then you can escape with your other cool movement speed passive.
5. Super mega death rocket! This skill puts the laughter in slaughter when you snipe someone from 2 lanes away. Keep an eye on your team mates lanes. If you see the enemy jungler backing on a ward then line that mofo up and enjoy 300g and usually some funny comments in the chat. Its useful to note that this skill does damage minions baron and dragon. But only the explosion. So it has to hit a champ to stop. But you can steal a baron or dragon with it if you are lucky. Ask wildturtle.


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That crazy leap of faith has taught me a million things, but as I shared our journey on the blog, an unexpected theme emerged in my writing and photography. Even when I wasn't looking for it, the same theme captured my heart again and again: beauty in brokenness. The Lord literally used the process of writing and beauty hunting to teach my heart that yes, there is brokenness in this life, but in it, there is deep, untold beauty.
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As I've pondered this new name over the last month and a half, something hit me: God doesn't just see Bravehearted Beauty in me; He sees it in you, too! And for some crazy reason, He wants to use me to call it out in you. How will I do that? I have no idea. All I know is that it involves writing and beauty hunting {photography}. Those are God's gifts to me…the ways He speaks to me and through me. So here I am, trusting that God will use my gifts to speak to your brave and beautiful heart.
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At the beginning of our workshops we like to set the tone early by asking the attendees to express 'what their expectations are for the session' and 'what they hope to gain from the training'?
For some there is no expectation, whereas others may come ready to wrestle with the concept and content and/or learn from the new information.
In a recent session I was confronted by an interesting take on 'Resilience Training'. When asked about their expectation of the workshop, an employee quite openly expressed that they felt the training was targeted at specifically 'toughening up the employees' and commented that, "management will use the opportunity to only increase the workload and stress of the staff as they would now be trained in how to be more resilient".
Their perception was their reality, and there was no point in arguing with them on the benefits of the Resilience Training. The challenge here was not in the content or intent of the training, but in the preparation for and promotion of the training in the workplace even before the workshop began.
Here are 8 ways that you could better maximise the delivery of workplace training for your team:
- Workshops may not be the first port of call, in fact they could be the final stage of the strategy.
- Leadership must be encouraged to own the outcomes, including the accountability of a public action plan.
- The resilience of the organisation may need to be addressed before the resilience of the people – Systems, strategies, goals, KPI's, HR policy & procedure are all the things that make your company tick. Are all these areas showing resilience?
- Give people a chance to leave the training if they feel there isn't anything in it for them. This empowers them as the attendee to control their destiny which is a better 'open to learning' strategy than being told 'what to do' and 'where to be'. This also encourages your external consultants to present in such a way that people don't WANT to leave the session.
- Promote any training properly with appropriate and informative emails, posters and videos, ensuring people know what they will be attending.
- At the commencement of the workshop or training session, have someone introduce the facilitator and clearly outline what expectations the company has for the attendees at the training.
- Don't just rely upon workshops or a speaking delivery platform. Look also for online and informal forums to support the initiatives and for the team to build on what they have learnt in face-to-face training.
- Venue – Make sure the venue for the training is conducive to learning and not just the last room that was left available. Surroundings can play a massive role in how well adults engage or disengage in learning activities.


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I always look forward to MLBTradeRumors.com's list of the Top 50 Free Agents and where they may end up.
The Orioles are projected to sign three of them, including left-hander Joe Saunders, who started seven games after being acquired from the Diamondbacks, and two more in the playoffs.
I'll agree with that prediction. He's the kind of reasonably priced veteran starter that executive vice president Dan Duquette is seeking, and Saunders would like to return. Plus, he's kinda/sorta local as a Virginia native.
Another free agent linked to the Orioles is outfielder Nick Swisher, tabbed as the sixth-best player on the market. Here's the explanation:
6. Nick Swisher - Orioles. Swisher hasn't played left field regularly in many years, but if he's willing to do so for the Orioles they could be a match. The 31-year-old also plays some first base, another question mark for the O's. Swisher would be a fine addition to any lineup, though he doesn't pass the gut test as a potential $100MM player. Perhaps we just have to account for salary inflation - $100MM doesn't buy what it used to. The Giants and Mariners are other reasonable fits here.
Swisher reportedly wants Jayson Werth money. I still want Salma Hayek. Between the two of us, I have a better chance of reaching my goal.
It's not out of the realm of possibility that the Orioles make a run at him. They'd like to re-sign Nate McLouth. They'd like Nolan Reimold to stay healthy for an entire season. We already know what I want. Life is full of challenges.
If the Orioles must venture outside the organization for a left fielder, I'd expect them to show interest in Shane Victorino and Torii Hunter, tabbed by MLBTradeRumors.com to sign with the Braves and Yankees, respectively.
Though they have internal options, the Orioles figure to pursue a second baseman as insurance in case Brian Roberts can't fulfill the final year of his contract. MLBTradeRumors.com predicts they will sign Jeff Keppinger, which sounds right to me. Here's the explanation:
41. Jeff Keppinger - Orioles. Keppinger was non-tendered by the Giants a year ago, but the high-contact infielder bounced back to hit .325/.367/.439 for the Rays in 418 plate appearances. Obviously that production is unsustainable, but it might net the 32-year-old a multiyear deal or a starting gig. The Orioles are one possibility, though they do have internal options at second base.
Kevin Youkilis is considered a possibility for the Orioles, as well, though he's projected to sign with the Phillies. Melky Cabrera also is viewed as a potential fit, but would the Orioles really go there? I don't think so.


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The Italian word "mascherarsi" means "to mask." "Mascherarsi" is also the title of an original New Orleans dinner theater rock opera, coming Saturday, Feb. 1.
The production, performed by the Reese Johanson Collective, borrows from "Cyrano de Bergerac," the French play about a shy lover who convinces a more eloquent underling to sweet-talk the object of his affection into falling in love.
This version follows a spoiled Italian countess who attempts to woo a gondolier by forcing her maid to sing to him, pretending her beautiful voice is that of the countess.
A mermaid later enchants the gondolier with a sleep spell that causes him to fall in love with the first person he sees upon waking — in this case the countess, played by Johanson, who also directs the performance with Alex Wallace.
"Mascherarsi" features opera singing by Mattea Musso and also Bremner Duthie, who plays the gondolier. It also features wild guitar, drums and other rock-n-roll instrumentation by local psychedelic punk artist One Man Machine (Bernard Pearce), as well as Euclid Records store owner Brian Bromberg of the group Earl Long, among other local musicians.
The songs are in some cases original compositions, while others are souped-up versions of Italian opera classics by Mozart, Cassini and Monteverdi.
The production also features local theater star Todd d'Amour, who most recently performed in the Reese Johanson Collective's version of "A Long Day's Journey Into Night" at the Art Klub, and "Venus In Fur" at the Southern Reparatory Theatre. D'Amour may be best known for performing nude in the five-hour long play, "The Lily's Revenge" at the Den of Muses in 2013.
In "Mascherarsi," d'Amour's character is what's known in Italian theatre as the commediani. "I don't want to say the commediani is the buffoon or jester," said d'Amour, who taught Italian comedy at a trade school in Orvieto, Italy. "But he's the physical or comedic element, the kind of thing you'd find in Italian commedia del arte, which is a traveling troupe of stock characters — sort of like an Italian 'Saturday Night Live.' Buster Keaton also got a lot of his style from Italian commedia de arte.
"My character is this comically sexual sort of gypsy king who eventually rides off while making out with the girl," d'Amour said. "But he is first introduced in a comedic way: when these two girls can't push this heavy cart, he pushes them out of the way to do it himself — but then he can't push the cart either, and one of the girls ends up pushing it."
The Reese Johanson Collective evolved out of the non-profit arts company Artist Inc., an organization that meets and rehearses in the Art Klub space on Elysian Fields in Marigny.
The space belongs to Johanson's partner, famed painter James Michalopoulos, whose Old New Orleans Rum also sponsors some of the collective's productions.
"Mascherarsi," (also sponsored by New Orleans Musicians' Clinic & Assistance Foundation) is the troupe's third production, on the heels of its 2013 Fringe Fest success, "En Route" and the dark, children's dance production, "Les Gitans."
"Mascherarsi" was originally commissioned and performed in March for a visiting convention that had a Venetian ball theme. The current incarnation will be performed one night only at the Eiffel Society on St. Charles Avenue.
"The Eiffel Society came to me wanting to do a dinner theater," said Johanson. "They have a wonderful kitchen and a great chef. So the play will feature an Italian prix fixe meal."
The night's "rustic Italian dinner" will consist of a first course of arincini with sweet red pepper coulis and basil oil, a main course of chicken roulade with sage pesto and pancetta with shallot or potato roulade with spinach and leeks topped with wild mushroom ragu served with savory root vegetable mille feuille, and a dessert of banana panna cotta with dark chocolate hazelnut cream and salted graham cracker.
Johanson stressed that the show is mostly about food and fun. "People shouldn't be intimidated by the opera part," she said, promising that the music has as much in common with the Clash as with Mozart.
" 'Mascherarsi' is essentially light, fun entertainment with classic touches."


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The gardening will have to wait. So, too, will the runningtoilets and leaky sinks. Jeff Stone has business in Riverside.
After defeating incumbent Riverside County 3rd District Supervisor Jim Venable handily March 2 to win a seat on the Board of Supervisors, Temecula City Councilman Stone said that although the job wasn't in his long-term plans, the need to have a Southwest County voice heard at the county level took precedent over his desire to kick back and smell the roses.
"I've been working hard for a long, long time," said Stone, who graduated from USC and opened his first pharmacy in Temecula in 1983.
Stone, 48, has owned and operated six pharmacies over the years and currently runs Innovated Compounding Pharmacy in Murrieta.
He had made it know publicly that his current term on the Temecula City Council -- he was first elected in 1992 -- would be his last.
"I planned to finish my last three years on the council, step back from my day-to-day operations at the pharmacy and maybe go back and do some teaching," he said. "All of my life's responsibilities were going to be narrowed down."
Stone also owns and manages several dozen rental properties in Murrieta.
"I was thinking I'd fix the toilets and sinks myself and let the gardener go and relax by doing the gardening," he said.
But a funny thing happened on the way to laid-back land.
Wanted: One challenger
Stone said discussions were held last year among local political wags on who might challenge the Hemet-born and -raised Venable.
"We knew we had to find someone from here (Southwest County) to run," Stone said. "Our voice was not being heard."
Temecula Councilmen Jeff Comerchero and Ron Roberts each opted not to challenge the incumbent, Stone said. Calls went out on the political jungle wire to other area city councils looking for someone willing to enter the fray.
"Knowing how this area was being ignored, I told people I would run if they couldn't find anyone else," he said.
Several weeks went by and, when no one else stepped up, Stone -- who at that time was serving as Temecula's mayor -- announced in late June that he would seek the supervisor position.
He knew if would be a tough battle.
"Jim (Venable) was the incumbent, was well-known and already had a quarter of a million dollars in the bank for his campaign," Stone said.
But that didn't discourage Stone, who said he's faced uphill roads since he was a kid.
"I had big buck teeth and had braces … for eight years," he said. "I had to wear braces on my legs because they were bow-legged and my ears used to stick out so far I had to have surgery to push them back."
Stone said his fifth-grade teacher in Orange County told him he'd never get past high school, a statement that infuriated Stone's middle-class parents and seemed to light a fire under the boy.
"I've been in a David and Goliath fight all my life," he said.
Meeting the voters
The 3rd District boundaries were redrawn to include Southwest County following the 2000 census. The district -- the new boundaries do not become official until January 2005 -- includes the booming new cites of Temecula and Murrieta, the swelling unincorporated communities of French Valley and Menifee, the older cities of Hemet and San Jacinto and the mountain village of Idyllwild.
Stone, who would eventually spend about $450,000 on his campaign, relied on old-fashioned shoe-leather as well as advertising mailers to get his message out.
"I knocked on about 10,000 doors throughout the district," he said. "I thought Sun City and Menifee would be the wild cards in this race so I spent a lot of time there. I figured Jim would be popular in Hemet and San Jacinto."
Stone said his campaign took the Murrieta and Temecula areas -- where, like him or not, as least he was well-known -- for granted, although he did walk a few precincts in that region.
"You find that people are really willing to volunteer their opinion on the issues when you talk with them face-to-face," he said.
Bob Buster, who has been the county supervisor for the Temecula/Murrieta area since 1992 -- and was just re-elected to his seat in the realigned 1st district -- said Stone's strategy was sound.
"He ran a very effective campaign," Buster said. "Going out there and talking with all those people really gave him a ground-eye view of what's going on in the district."
The campaign turned nasty in the waning days, with Stone chiding Venable for the supervisor's unwillingness to debate and Venable citing a 1999 state investigation into violations at Stone's pharmaceutical practice.
"Anything is fair game," Stone said. "I didn't mind being attacked on the issues. I've developed a thick skin, but some of what was said was hurtful to my family and children."
When all the votes were counted, Stone's margin of victory was slightly more than 10,000 votes, a plurality that surprised even the candidate.
"I began to get a sense in the last couple of weeks that things were starting to go my way," he said. "But I didn't say anything. I didn't want to jinx it."
10 months of waiting
Barring unforeseen circumstances, Stone will not be sworn into his new office until January 2005. Unlike his council seat, which, in theory, is part-time job -- being on the Board of Supervisors is a full-time position.
Stone said he'll be handing over the responsibility of running his pharmacy to his partners, but will continue to be a consultant at the business. Most of the management operations of his rental properties will fall to his wife, Regina, he said, giving him the time and energy he will need to absorb and conduct his new duties.
Meanwhile, he will continue with this council duties, which included a trip to Washington, D.C., two days after the March 2 election to attend the National League of Cities 2004 Congressional City Conference, a chance for local officials to mix and mingle with their congressional representatives.
He arrived home late Tuesday and planned to meet with Venable soon to talk about the transition.
"I haven't had the chance to talk with him since the election," Stone said Thursday. "He did send me a congratulatory letter promising an orderly and supportive transition."
The new 3rd district encompasses a diverse region. While traffic and growth are key issues in one part of the district, water shortages and a bark beetle infestation are the key issues in others.
"There are unique problems in every part of the district," Stone said. "I plan to be a very visible supervisor. I intend to go to chamber of commerce mixers and other functions to let people know what's going on."
His new colleague said there is a definite learning curve involved for a new county supervisor.
"I thought I was up to speed when I was first elected," Buster said. "'Twasn't so."
However, Stone's council experience will be useful, Buster said.
"I was a (Riverside) city councilman before I was elected to the Board of Supervisors, and it was helpful because you can see both points of view," he said. "But there are just some things that are going to take time to learn."
Buster said Stone has always been easy to work, adding that he was always looking for projects that were mutually beneficial to both Temecula and the county.
"That really is what a lot of being a supervisor has become, putting together cooperative agreements," Buster said. "I'm looking forward to working with him."
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Hi there,
I have a medium/small job to do at my Waterloo home.
My basement bathroom was finished by the previous owners overtop of the existing plumbing, the copper plumbing is anchored along the cement block, and they put the studs, insulation, and drywall overtop of it. It runs right along the top of the bathroom and straight down to the toilet/sink, a few feet above grade, where it gets really cold. The insulation is effectively insulating from any inside heat.
So, anyways, 2 winters in a row since I moved in, the plumbing to the toilet froze.
This past winter I got fed up with worrying about it blowing so I cut all the drywall out along the path of that pipe so that warm basement air gets at it and it doesnt freeze.
So, now I want to fix it proper, I believe that the easiest way is just to run the pipes right close to the basement floor, off of the foundation, straight to the sink and toilet.
I have already cut out a bunch of drywall so it should be a pretty clean job. The laundry room is next door and is unfinished so you can cut the existing pipes from in there.
My basement goes about 6 feet below grade so down there the foundation doesnt get so crazy cold as it does 2 feet above ground where the existing pipes are.
Happy to just pay this one at your hourly rate… I have another project in future that is bigger and may ask for a quote for that.. It'd be next month or after.
Let me know if you'd like to have a look… asap is fine here!↓
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We currently have a rental water heater through Reliance – we're looking to use our sears card to buy a new water heater on their equal payments no interest, no admin fees for 36 months. as that will basically mean for 3 years we keep paying the rental fee we're paying now.. then for the remainder of the life of the unit we'll be saving money (minus cost of install).. so my question is. Will you do a straight install of a Kenmore water heater we buy elsewhere? Our current unit is a 40 Gal 36000 BTU Top Vent – Power Vent Rheame. We're looking to replace with a 40 Gal 40,000 BTU Top Vent – Power vent – looks like it might be slightly taller but our pipes vent out the side of the basement and there's definitely a lot of height between the current unit and the outside connection…. Please get back to me with a yes or no we would do this install along with a rough idea on cost and lead time needed for an appointment. Basically the old unit will be removed and the new unit will be ready to go in it's location just needed to be reconnected. I realize there may be some modifications required of the existing pipes. Email preferred contact.↓


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and how long has it been down? there was a lot of good information there.
it still works for me.
it's back up now, it wasn't working this morning.
yep, you guys are right, its back up now. i think it was down most of the weekend.
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