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Brain Circuits Involved in Emotion Discovered by NeuroscientistsApr. 22, 2014 A brain pathway that underlies the emotional behaviors critical for survival have been discovered by neuroscientists. The team has identified a chain of neural connections which links central ... full story
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Depressed? Researchers Identify New Anti-Depressant Mechanisms, Therapeutic ApproachesApr. 22, 2014 Breakthroughs that could benefit people suffering from depression are being made by researchers. A team of physician-scientists has identified a major mechanism by which ghrelin (a hormone with ... full story
Life Stressors Trigger Neurological Disorders, Researchers FindApr. 22, 2014 When mothers are exposed to trauma, illness, alcohol or other drug abuse, these stressors may activate a single molecular trigger in brain cells that can go awry and activate conditions such as ... full story
Commonly Available Blood-Pressure Medication Prevents Epilepsy After Severe Brain InjuryApr. 22, 2014 A team of neuroscientists has shown in rats that a drug commonly prescribed for hypertension can nearly eliminate the epilepsy that often follows severe head injury. The drug blocks a receptor on ... full story
New Way to Enhance Nerve Growth Following Injury DiscoveredApr. 22, 2014 A mechanism to promote growth in damaged nerve cells as a means to restore connections after injury has been uncovered by scientists who have discovered a key molecule that directly regulates nerve ... full story
First Brain Images of African Infants Enable Research Into Cognitive Effects of NutritionApr. 22, 2014 Brain activity of babies in developing countries could be monitored from birth to reveal the first signs of cognitive dysfunction, researchers say. The cognitive function of infants can be visualized ... full story
Sleep Behavior Disorder Linked to Brain DiseaseApr. 22, 2014 A sleep disorder that causes people to act out their dreams is the best current predictor of brain diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, research suggests. In this disorder, the disturbance ... full story
Want to Quit Smoking? New Study Says Try 'Self-Expanding' ActivitiesApr. 21, 2014 If you are trying to quit smoking, one method to incorporate is to do new, exciting "self-expanding" activities that can help with nicotine craving. This is the take-home message from a new ... full story
Novel Function of Protein Linked to Alzheimer's Disease DiscoveredApr. 21, 2014 A novel function of the Amyloid Precursor Protein, one of the main pathogenic culprits of Alzheimer's disease, has been discovered by researchers. This discovery may help researchers understand ... full story
Finding Turns Neuroanatomy on Its Head: Researchers Present New View of MyelinApr. 18, 2014 Neuroscientists have made a discovery that turns 160 years of neuroanatomy on its head. Myelin, the electrical insulating material long known to be essential for the fast transmission of impulses ... full story
Better Way to Deal With Bad Memories SuggestedApr. 18, 2014 A simple and effective emotion-regulation strategy that has neurologically and behaviorally been proven to lessen the emotional impact of personal negative memories, researchers have shown. ... full story
Proteomics Discovers Link Between Muscle Damage and Cerebral MalariaApr. 17, 2014 Malaria-related complications remain a major cause of death for children in many parts of the world. Why some children develop these complications while others don't is still not understood. ... full story
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- Hearing quality restored with bionic ear technology used for gene therapy: Re-growing auditory nerves
- Hundreds of genetic mutations found in healthy blood of a supercentenarian
- Airport security-style technology could help doctors decide on stroke treatment
- Physical activity keeps hippocampus healthy in people at risk for Alzheimer's disease
- ADHD drug may help preserve self-control resources
- Brain circuits involved in emotion discovered by neuroscientists
- Newly-approved brain stimulator offers hope for individuals with uncontrolled epilepsy
- Glaucoma drug helps women with blinding disorder linked to obesity
- Depressed? Researchers identify new anti-depressant mechanisms, therapeutic approaches
- Life stressors trigger neurological disorders, researchers find
- Commonly available blood-pressure medication prevents epilepsy after severe brain injury
- New way to enhance nerve growth following injury discovered
- First brain images of African infants enable research into cognitive effects of nutrition
- Sleep behavior disorder linked to brain disease
- Want to quit smoking? New study says try 'self-expanding' activities
- Novel function of protein linked to Alzheimer's disease discovered
- Finding turns neuroanatomy on its head: Researchers present new view of myelin
- Better way to deal with bad memories suggested
- Proteomics discovers link between muscle damage and cerebral malaria
- Boosting depression-causing mechanisms in brain increases resilience, surprisingly
- Anti-seizure drug may reduce alcohol consumption, study shows
- New cause of brain bleeding immediately after stroke identified
- Neurons in brain tune into different frequencies for different spatial memory tasks
- Common links between neurodegenerative diseases identified
- Rapid whole-brain imaging with single cell resolution
- 'Brain training' overcomes tics in Tourette syndrome, study finds
- Atypical brain connectivity associated with autism spectrum disorder
- Off-season doesn't allow brain to recover from football hits, study says
- Beating the clock for ischemic stroke sufferers
- Intravenously administered ketamine shown to reduce symptoms of chronic post-traumatic stress disorder
- In old age, lack of emotion, interest may signal brain is shrinking
- How kids' brain structures grow as memory develops
- Cancer drugs block dementia-linked brain inflammation, study finds
- How smells stick to your memories: Your nose can be a pathfinder
- Scientists explain how memories stick together
- Modified stem cells offer potential pathway to treat Alzheimer's disease
- Functional brain imaging reliably predicts which vegetative patients have potential to recover consciousness
- Teenagers who have had a concussion also have higher rates of suicide attempts
- Brain changes associated with casual marijuana use in young adults, study finds
- SSRI use during pregnancy linked to autism and developmental delays in boys
- MRI pinpoints region of brain injury in some concussion patients
- New therapy helps to improve stereoscopic vision in stroke patients
- Obesity: Are lipids hard drugs for the brain?
- Outcome of stroke worse for people with infection
- Collaborative care model manages depression, anxiety in patients with heart disease
- Shared decision making improves patient satisfaction during radiation therapy, may help alleviate anxiety, depression
- Neuroscientists: Brain activity may mark beginning of memories
- Domestic abuse linked to mental health problems in new mothers
- Brain cell discovery could open doors to targeted cancer therapies
- Confirmation of neurobiological origin of attention-deficit disorder
- Researchers search for earliest roots of psychiatric disorders
- Head injuries can make children loners
- Bone marrow stem cells show promise in stroke treatment
- Stressful environments genetically affect African American boys
- Proprioceptive feedback helps rehab patients learning to operate robotic prosthetic
- Regular aerobic exercise boosts memory area of brain in older women
- Online registry to drive brain disease research
- Brain changes can result from participation in one year of contact sports, evidence shows
- Lipid levels during prenatal brain development impact autism, study shows
- Intranasal ketamine confers rapid antidepressant effect in depression
- DNA modifications measured in blood signal related changes in the brain
- Innovative, coordinated brain care could save billions of health care dollars
- Potential therapeutic target for deadly brain cancer
- Higher blood pressure linked to lower tendency to worry
- Potential link between brain development, breast cancer gene found
- Deep brain stimulation may improve cognition in dementia, other neurodegenerative diseases
- Connection between integrity of brain's white matter, cognitive health
- Part of brain linked to gambling addiction identified by researchers
- Green tea extract boosts your brain power, especially the working memory, new research shows
- Switching off anxiety with light: Cone opsins coupled with serotonin receptors
- No evidence of Alzheimer's disease-associated changes in adolescents carrying genetic risk factors
- One in three intensive care survivors develop depression that typically manifests as physical symptoms
- The long and the short of telomeres: Loneliness impacts DNA repair, parrot study shows
- Light-activated neurons from stem cells restore function to paralyzed muscles
- Toward a clearer diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome
- Moonwalker flies backing up
- Dopamine, hippocampus and psychiatric diseases: Clarifying their relationships
- Bioengineer studying how the brain controls movement
- Brain region for resisting alcohol's allure found
- Noisy brain signals: How schizophrenic brain misinterprets the world
- Preventing relapse in cocaine-addicted patients with new methods
- Child's obesity, cognitive function linked, study finds
- New test makes Parkinson's-like disorder of middle age detectable in young adulthood
- New discovery gives hope that nerves could be repaired after spinal cord injury
- Beta-amyloid deposits increase with age, associated with artery stiffness
- Heart health as young adult linked to mental function in mid-life
- Experimental cancer drug reverses schizophrenia in adolescent mice
- Two new genes linked to intellectual disability discovered
- Anesthetic technique important to prevent damage to brain
- New Parkinson's disease chemical messenger discovered
- What psychosocial factors can help IVF patients?
- Depression, anxiety linked to poor diabetes management among Mexican Americans
- Chronic stress in early life causes anxiety, aggression in adulthood, neurobiologists find
- UK health workers 'inadequately' trained to treat minority ethnic groups
- Immunotherapy approach to Alzheimer's studied in fly models
- One gene, many tissues: A huge international study on genome expression
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Peter Garapic has been named corporate sales manager at Opryland Hotel and Attractions, Nashville, Tenn. Garapic most recently was director of sales at the Adam's Mark Hotel in Columbia, S.C.
Brenda O'Neil has been appointed national sales manager for The Greenbrier, in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. O'Neil was most recently national sales manager with The Homestead resort in Hot Springs, Va. The Greenbrier offers three championship golf courses and the Sam Snead Golf Academy.
Cheryl Ferree has been hired as account director for the Southeast and West Coast markets at the Doral Golf Resort & Spa in Miami. Ferree was most recently senior conference services manager at the resort. Doral features 90 holes of golf.
At Prestige Resorts and Destinations Ltd., Mary Clendenen will head up the new Washington, D.C., regional sales office. She had been in the regional sales office of Liberty Hospitality Group in Washington, D.C., representing Sanibel Harbour Resort and Spa, on Sanibel Island, Fla. Prestige is also opening a new regional office in Phoenix, which will be headed by Laree Mancour, who was previously national sales director at Discover Resorts International, Scottsdale, Ariz.
At The SunBurst Resort in Scottsdale, Ariz., Dorrie Halloran, Kelly Riordan, and Laura Scheller have been appointed national account managers. Halloran will oversee the East Coast and Southern markets, Riordan will be responsible for Canada and the western states, while Sheller will focus on Southern California.
John A. Dodson has been appointed managing director of PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. He had been regional vice president of operations for Noble House Hotels and Resorts. Also at PGA, Audrey Ricci is the new director of sales and marketing. She too comes from Noble House Hotels and Resorts where, for the past six years, she oversaw sales and marketing for the company's five Florida properties.
John Rebimbas has joined The Registry Resort, Naples, Fla., as a national sales manager. Rebimbas had worked for Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, where he held the same title. Rachel A. McKenna has joined The Registry as a national accounts manager, responsible for corporate groups from New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. McKenna formerly was with LaPlaya Beach Resort, also in Naples, where she handled groups from the Midwest and Washington, D.C.
Michael Heckman has been named executive meeting manager for golf at Sawgrass Marriott Resort, in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. He will plan and coordinate golf packages for groups interested in using the resort's 99 holes. Heckman was previously assistant general manager of the Hagerstown Suns Professional Baseball Club in Maryland.
At Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort in Destin, Fla., Tim Rose is the new golf marketing and public relations manager. Rose was previously director of sales and marketing for the Michael Jordan Golf Co. in Chicago. Also at Sandestin, Mary Jane Kirby is the new sales manager of group sales, focusing on Midwest markets.
At the Diplomat Resort Country Club & Spa in Hallandale Beach, Fla., Jennifer Rollins has been named senior sales manager in charge of group sales in the local South Florida market. Rollins was most recently convention sales manager for the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa, Farmington, Pa., will renovate its two PGA-rated golf courses, Mystic Rock and The Links. Plans include redeveloping the landscaping and changing the height of the fairways and rough. www.nemacolin.com
The Breakers Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Fla., held a celebration for the reopened Ocean Course after a dramatic, $20 million renovation. Joining in the festivities were golf lovers and media luminaries Matt Lauer and Bryant Gumbel. The renovation includes new world-class golf and tennis facilities, including an "Old Florida" — style clubhouse. www.thebreakers.com
Hutchinson Island Marriott Beach Resort and Marina, Stuart, Fla., formerly Indian River Plantation, will change the name of its new golf, beach, and racquet club to The Ocean Club. The resort's 18-hole executive golf course spans from ocean to river, provides an aqua range with state-of-the-art, shock-absorbing tee mats, and features water on 17 of 18 holes. www.floridatreasures.com
The Westin Innisbrook Resort, Palm Harbor, Fla., is renovating its Innisbrook Troon Golf Institute. The resort's two 18-hole courses have been renamed and lengthened. Hawk's Run is now Highlands North and has been extended to 6,515 yards and lowered to a par-70. Highlands South, formerly Eagle's Watch, is now 6,768 yards and a par-71. The renovation includes expansion of its practice facility from 13 to 15 acres, addition of a 1,000-square-foot indoor teaching facility, and a video and computer swing-analysis system. www.westin-innisbrook.com
Our Lucaya, Grand Bahama Island, opened The Butch Harmon School of Golf this past December. Harmon, Tiger Woods' current teacher, has created a school that offers a range of practice facilities that replicate playing conditions around the world. Practice areas are complemented by indoor swing video analysis, a teaching seminar area, and covered teaching bays. Our Lucaya offers 36 championship holes of golf, featuring the Our Lucaya Reef Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., and the Lucayan Course, designed by Dick Wilson. www.ourlucaya.com
The Westin Park Central, Dallas, now offers guests golf privileges at any of the 17 American Golf Corp. — managed courses in the Dallas area. The hotel's concierge will arrange tee times, and guests receive a sleeve of golf balls on their first evening at the hotel. Buffalo Creek in Rockwall, Los Rios Country Club in Plano, and Oakridge Country Club in Garland are among the 17 courses offering privileges. www.westin.com
Palazzo Arzaga, a luxury resort in Italy's Lake Garda region (about 1½ hours between Venice and Milan) is redefining Italy as a major golfing destination. The resort, with 84 rooms in a 15th-century mansion, is adding nine holes to its nine-hole Gary Player course, and has an 18-hole course designed by Jack Nicklaus II. The Arzaga Golf Academy, a PGA Europe facility, is on-site.


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Healthy Eating: Week 1, Onions (#52NewFoods)
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The allure of bonus points for trying a new food wasn't even enough to get my picky eater to try onions. She would pick them out of her dishes with the precision of a well-trained surgeon. For our healthy eating adventure, I decided to start with a real challenge: get my daughter to try onions!
Warm Up: Green Onion Pancakes
We started the week with a heart-warming, staple of Chinese menus: green onion pancakes. This simple dish is easy enough for a 5 year old to make, and the delicate taste of green onions tucked in a warm blanket of lightly pan-fried dough is irresistible. I put my young chefs in charge of preparing this tasty treat, using Grape Seed oil as a healthier substitute, and my strategy worked. The entire batch was devoured before I could clean the pans!
Feature Recipe: Vegetable Beef Soup
With a strong start out of the gate, we ventured to try our
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Progresso's Beef Barley Vegetable Soup. I used Cippolini onions for the base of
this hearty soup, reasoning that their milder taste would be more appealing to
my daughter's picky palate. I also swapped pasta for the beans.
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Vote: 2 Thumbs Up! We'd make it again.
What we liked: This recipe was easy enough for my kids to make, quick to prepare, and provided two delicious meals. We loaded the ingredients into the slow cooker, turned it on low for several hours and were rewarded with a tasty soup that was reminiscent of my husband's tasty short rib recipe.
Healthy Eating: Week 2, Brussels Sprouts
A visit to a local farm stand in Half Moon Bay resulted in our new food choice for this week: Brussels Sprouts. According to MyPlate's Food-A-Pedia, a comprehensive guide to nutritional information, these little powerhouses of the cabbage clan are packed with Vitamin C. I have to confess, I'm not really a fan of these tiny green jewels, but Dawn Viola's Pan-Seared Brussels Sprouts with Lemon and Pancetta may win me over. Do you have a favorite Brussels Sprouts recipe? Share your ideas and we'll give them a try. You may be featured in our favorites next week!
About the author: Jennifer Tyler Lee is a mom of two children and the creator of Crunch a Color™ -- the award-winning game that makes healthy eating fun. Like most parents, she struggled to get her kids to eat healthy, balanced meals, so she decided to make it into a healthy eating game and she's giving back to support Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, FoodCorps, and Alice Water's Edible Schoolyard. Watch her picky eaters tell the story of how they turned into healthy eaters playing the game. Follow @crunchacolor and #52newfoods to tune into Crunch a Color's healthy eating adventure and Jennifer's tips and kid-friendly, easy recipes.
Healthy Eating: 52 weeks, 52 new foods (#52NewFoods)
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Eating will top countless New Year's resolution lists this year. The Crunch a
Color kids decided to take on this challenge in a new way: 52 weeks, 52 new foods (#52NewFoods). I
hope you and your picky eaters will join us on this yearlong adventure of
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feature our culinary journey -- it's a New Year's food revolution!
This article was originally published on Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, January 6, 2012.
Crisp air and sunlight sparkling on the Golden Gate Bridge served as a perfect backdrop to our family outing. The fresh market was buzzing with curious customers sampling and savoring delicious treats from local artisans and farmers. It was New Year's Day and a visit to the farmer's market in San Francisco was top on my list for starting 2012 on the right track. The goal: Try a new healthy food every week. 52 weeks, 52 new foods. A healthy eating adventure for my whole family.
Eating healthy will top many lists of New Year's resolutions this year, my family included. Instead of focusing on what we can't have, I am challenging my family to find and try healthy new foods to expand our repertoire of favorites. Putting the children in charge of this culinary adventure is the key to success: when they choose, they are more likely to enjoy. Each week I will write about a new food that my family will try. Whether it's an entirely new healthy food, like the Jujube's we sampled at the market that sunny Sunday in San Francisco, or old favorites prepared in a new way, my family and I will try a healthy food and recipe from aspiring Jamie Oliver Food Revolution chefs each week.
Week #1: Onion
You may be thinking, "Onion, is that really new to you?" Well, it's certainly not new to me but my picky eater runs a fast mile when she spots them on her plate. My jaw dropped when I spotted her gobbling up a delicately pan-fried onion pancake at the market. She even ventured to try a belly-warming, homemade organic fennel and cipollini onion soup. Maybe it was the new twist on a familiar food that got her past her picky palate? Or maybe it was because she got to choose what she would try from a magnificent array of artisanal creations? Whatever the reason, this staple of healthy eating will be our starting point this year.
Featured Recipe: Out of the Box Food's Vegetable Beef Soup
With loads of leftovers from bountiful holiday celebrations, I decided Out of the Box Food's healthy take on Vegetable Beef Soup would be the perfect place to start, where onions form the foundation of this hearty dish. Kim Gerber does an outstanding job turning some of America's favorite dishes into healthy, easy recipes that your whole family will enjoy. I hope you'll join me this week in trying Kim's recipe. Scout out an unusual onion (or two) to feature in your creation and be sure to share your stories and favorite recipes. Let me know if you've got a great recipe that you'd like me to try. I'll report back on our experiment next week!
About the author: Jennifer Tyler Lee is a mom of two children and the creator of Crunch a Color™ -- the award-winning game that makes healthy eating fun. Like most parents, she struggled to get her kids to eat healthy, balanced meals, so she decided to make it into a healthy eating game and she's giving back to support Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, FoodCorps, and Alice Water's Edible Schoolyard. Watch her picky eaters tell the story of how they turned into healthy eaters playing the game. Follow @crunchacolor and #52newfoods to tune into Crunch a Color's healthy eating adventure and Jennifer's tips and kid-friendly, easy recipes.


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The idea is that if the pipe is say, 3/4", you don't want to create a restriction in the line. I've not paid much attention to what is available, but I would guess that the majority of ball valves that size and larger are full port.
Is it important that I use full port ball valves when constructing a bypass for the water softener I plan on installing? Or can I get away with just using regular ball valves?
The idea is that if the pipe is say, 3/4", you don't want to create a restriction in the line. I've not paid much attention to what is available, but I would guess that the majority of ball valves that size and larger are full port.
I wouldn't suggest a manual 3 way by pass. The control valve type is much better and some offer more flexibility than just on or off. And they don't cost as much or take up as much space and don't create any dead ends in the plumbing.
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What is this control valve type bypass you speak of?! No one has mentioned that to me yet (I don't think) heh.
Edit: are you talking about the bypass on the softener? I just figured (and was told) that its good to have the bypas on the wall too, so if there is a problem with the softener I can just turn on the bypass and not have to shut off all the water.
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The by pass on the wall is called a 3 way manual by pass.
You can do the same with the factory type by pass made for your control valve. And in some cases you can do more than just by pass the softener with the factory BP.
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I would not remove the bypass. Here is why:
1) If you leave it in place, you can take all the time in the world installing your softener. Then, once it is installed, you simply open the two vertical valves and close the horizontal one. Easy.
2) If you leave it in place and something goes wrong with your softener and you have to remove it, you simply close the two vertical valves and open the horizontal one and do what you need to do with the softener.
3) If you remove the bypass, you have to shut down the water to your entire house and drain it, the whole house. When you open the vertical valves, more water will drain out - have buckets and towels ready as you will need them. Then you have to remove the bypass. Then you have to install whatever it is you are going to install. Then you install the softener. If you were a professional plumber this might be a quick job, but you are not. It will take a long time, during which, you will have no water in your home.
4) If you remove the bypass and something goes wrong with your softener, you will have to shut down water to your home to deal with it.
I prefer a high quality 3 valve bypass over the valve mounted bypasses. I only recommend using the Apollo Conbraco ball valves, full port versions. If you are going to use cheap ball valves, or gate valves, then a valve mounted bypass would be better and eliminate the 3 valve bypass.
That being said, a good quality 3 valve bypass is much more expensive, time consuming, and for the most part overkill. It is the way we always do commercial units, the majority of residential units use the valve mounted bypass.
Some valve mounted bypasses are very poor quality and should not be used. The old Eria and Autotrol "Pushrod" bypasses were terrible and would break when they were used. Many of the big box stores low end units bypasses are no good and should not be used. The Divertaflo (I think Watts owns it now) was excellent, and could re bebuilt in under 10 seconds. The Old Fleck Stainless (formerly Brass) bypasses have proven to be very reliable, and if they fail, they start to drip. They can be rebuilt for a couple dollars in a few minutes. The 7000, WS1, and Fleck plastic bypasses have proven to be long lasting, high quality bypasses that are all easily repairable and long lasting.
Hope this helps.
How to rebuild a softener http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YkJS...ature=youtu.be
Thanks for all the info! Definitely helps. I have been pricing out the parts and it will probably cost me around $100-150 to rebuild the bypass with decent parts. A good chunk of that is soldering equipment (I have none). On top of that, it will take some time for me to learn how to solder and be comfortable enough to solder the valve together.
So NOT using the bypass would save a ton of time and money. Appreciate the help!
Yes you can easily remove the softener from the factory by pass valve.
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CAUTION, as of Nov 12 2013 all YouTube videos showing how to rebuild a Clack valve have an error in them that can cause damage.
Oh, wow. That makes my life incredibly easy. Do you trust these push connectors in lieu of solder?
Also, just once more to make absolutely sure: if something happens to the softener, and I dont have a separate bypass on the wall, and I have to repair it, i can just engage the bypass, have my water continue to run but be unsoftened, and repair the softener? You are awesome Gary. :P
If you want a good picture of what the bypasses look like take a look in this post. http://www.terrylove.com/forums/show...l=1#post374581 These are for the 7000's I just installed over the weekend. I also have the 3 valve bypass installed, but that was just for piece of mind, and yes the units are are easy to take of the push connectors. I will honestly say that we did cut one of the O-Rings when we tried to slide the 90 degree fittings into the head. But that was mainly our own fault and us being lazy and not initially wanting to cut the extra 1/4" off one of the copper pipes that was just a hair to long. We eventually pulled the pipe out and trimmed it and it's now very easy to get the units on and off, after replacing the .39 cent O-ring. I actually really like the easy on and off feature of the units. I guess back to the original question, we did use full port valves and, no we didn't buy ball valves mainly because the hardware store didn't have any 3/4" Ball Valves, so we went with the gate valves instead. Here's hoping I never really have to use them.
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Jill Costello's personal journal outlined six rules to live by:
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Inspire could have been added to the list. It describes Costello's effect on others after her diagnosis of stage IV lung cancer following a promising junior season for the University of California, Berkeley, rowing team. Costello earned a seat as the coxswain for the varsity eight, walked across the stage to receive her college diploma and helped raise money and awareness for the deadliest of cancers.
Cal senior coxswain Jill Costello holds up her dog as she celebrates a second place finish with her teammates at the 2010 NCAA Division I Women's Rowing Championships. Photo courtesy of BJALCF.
She died June 24, 2010, at age 22, less than a month after the Golden Bears finished second at the NCAA Division I Women's Rowing Championship.
Costello, one of two winners of the NCAA Inspiration Award, will be recognized in January during the Honors Celebration at the 2012 NCAA Convention in Indianapolis. World War II veteran and former Southern California runner Louis Zamperini is the other honoree.
"Jill was a great inspiration to me and many people because she taught us a simple lesson: you have your best life by making each day your best day, by living it fully and completely and finding the joy in each 24 hours," her mother Mary Costello said.
The Inspiration award is presented to a current coach or administrator or to a current or former varsity student-athlete who, when confronted with a life-altering situation, used perseverance, dedication and determination to overcome the event and now serves as a role model to give hope and inspiration to others. Herb Benenson, assistant athletic director for athletic communications at Cal, nominated Jill, the 2010 Pac-10 Athlete of the Year, for the award.
The life of the 5-4, 110-pound dynamo was the subject of a number of regional and national attention. ESPN aired an in-depth feature on Jill's life this past summer and Sports Illustrated published a piece on her last fall. Her life also was highlighted in NCAA Champion magazine.
"Though forced to deal head on with one of the most difficult challenges anyone could ever have to face, Jill found a way to inspire thousands of people across the world with her courage, grace and dignity," Benenson said. "Not only did her approach to her diagnosis help motivate her teammates, but her story touched – and continues to touch – members of the entire rowing community and beyond."
The Cal women's rowing team celebrates the 2010 Pac-10 championship. Photo courtesy of BJALCF.
Jill's words to live by are forever etched in the memory of her boyfriend Bryce Atkinson, a former member of the Cal men's crew team. That final year, they put the cancer aside and lived life like two college kids in love.
"We didn't worry about cancer and chemo…That inspired me, now that she's gone, on how I need to live my life," Atkinson, 23, said.
That also means carrying on Jill's mission to beat lung cancer – big time.
Atkinson serves as director of marketing for the Jill's Legacy Advisory Board, affiliated with the California-based Bonnie J. Addario Lung Cancer Foundation that Jill became involved with following her diagnosis.
When Jill's Legacy was officially launched in March 2011, BJALCF namesake Bonnie Addario said she was "inspired and extremely hopeful about the message that these incredible young people can send to the world about lung cancer." This year alone, $293,000 has been raised through grants and Jog for Jill events, which will fund hand-picked young lung cancer researchers and lung cancer awareness campaigns.
The first out-of-state Jog for Jill event was held September 25 on the Cornell University campus where more than 600 participants raised more than $45,000. Another Jog for Jill is scheduled for Nov. 13 on the Tulsa campus.
Cal's Jill Costello smiles. Photo courtesy of Richard Ersted, GoldenBearSports.com.
Sorority sister and close friend Darby Anderson, a former Cal water polo student-athlete who became a full-time employee of BJALCF in January, said Jill was passionate about changing the stigma of lung cancer and finding a cure for the disease.
Lung cancer is still the number one cancer killer with a 15.5 percent survival rate, Anderson said. People still associate it with smoking, despite the fact that now up to 80 percent of newly diagnosed lung cancer patients never smoked or stopped smoking decades before their diagnosis.
"College students especially can really relate to her story because she was so young and very much a 'normal' college girl before she was diagnosed," the 23-year-old Anderson said, noting support from the rowing teams at Penn, Harvard, Princeton, Stanford and Loyola Marymount. "This is why we have seen so much success at the college level with raising money and awareness for lung cancer."
The Cal women's crew team, which took third at the 2011 NCAA championships, celebrated Jill this past season rather than mourning her. The dual with rival Stanford has been renamed "The Jill Row" and the team wears teal and navy tank tops with Jill's profile on the back instead of the Cal bear for the competition. At the Pac-10 Women's Challenge in March, Beat Lung Cancer was unveiled as the new varsity eight boat.
Cal coach Dave O'Neill
"Jill would be honored to receive this award, and I know her family is touched by the recognition," coach Dave O'Neill said of the NCAA Inspiration Award. "Her strength and resolve was limitless, especially during the most difficult moments. Whether it was racing a tough Stanford crew or battling lung cancer, Jill always gave everything she had."
Jill will receive the Service Award from the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame next month and introduced with the Hall of Fame class at the home football game vs. Oregon State. Jill's Legacy also will be holding a fundraiser that weekend.
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Training Leaders in the Fight Against Hunger and Poverty Deadline : January 14, 2013.
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The application- see attached Intro to MAlt 2012-2013 and Participant application 2013!—is due by Wednesday, October 10th at 5:00 pm to Ashley Calkins in Room 210 of the Center for Education in Action (EIA) on the second floor of Adirondack House.
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StartingBloc has a network of 1800 Fellows from over 55 countries and more than 221 universities. They are founding social enterprises, launching sustainability programs, and working with the White House to foster social innovation. You can start an application now! There are less than 2 weeks left to the regular deadline of October 15!
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Ecology. Leadership. Education. Sustainability.
Teton Science Schools' Graduate Program in Jackson Hole, Wyoming will have a representative at Middlebury on October 8th. Teton Science Schools' graduate campus is located in Grand Teton National Park. The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is the perfect classroom for studying natural systems, human systems, and place-based education. Teton Science Schools' Graduate Program develops skilled educators, field ecologists and community leaders.
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Join them for a joint open house hosted by, Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment, the University of Michigan's School of Natural Resources and Environment, Yale University's School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and the University of California at Santa Barbara's Bren School of Environmental Science & Management. This is your opportunity to learn about graduate opportunities in the environmental field from the Nation's top environmental schools. Each school will make a brief presentation and will be available to answer all of your questions throughout the gathering. You will receive information on degree programs, prerequisites, the application and admissions processes as well as financial aid and career services.
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Every 26 seconds a student in America drops out of high school, producing one million dropouts annually. As a city Year corps member you can help lead the change in this crisis.
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