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Firstly, it emphatically does not mean leaving out systems that the client wants and can afford. If you're moving aboard a yacht but you can't give up your business activities, I will have no qualms about specifying a hefty battery bank, a nice inverter or two, a fair-sized solar array, shore power charger and associated monitoring instruments so that you can power some computers, a printer, long-range WiFi booster, LTE modem, network hubs, gadget chargers and all the other trappings of a modern shipboard office. If you tell me you're heading for the tropics and like your beer cold and your movies big, I'm not going to skimp on refrigeration, inverter or data storage capacity for the sake of "simplicity".
Simplicity also doesn't mean that I'm going to cut corners by leaving out monitoring shunts, specifying lower quality wiring, using non-marine breakers, or recommending other cost-cutting strategies. That doesn't pay off in the long term; the cost of replacing stuff that breaks prematurely is far greater than the cost of doing it right in the first place.
So what does "simplicity" mean around here?
Proven technology. Anything mission-critical should be based on robust, proven components. New technology, such as computerized distributed power nodes or networked multi-source AC generation, need to be proven over time in "early adopter" applications until the bugs are worked out.
Field repairable. Any competent technician, anywhere, should be able to fix a fault with common tools and common technical knowledge. Anything that requires a vendor-specific diagnostic tool should be viewed with caution.
Isolation of independent systems. A failure in one system should not take out unrelated systems. If a battery charger fails, you should be able to isolate it for repairs without shutting down the solar array or the house electrics. The engine should still be able to start if the main DC bus is dead. A failure of the power monitoring system had better not shut down the nav computer- or the head.
Logical architecture. The layout of the electrical, mechanical and plumbing systems should be clean, logical and organized so that the captain can look at the drawing, look at the equipment, and quickly understand each component's role in the overall design. This is as much a function of documentation as of the actual systems design. It is possible to have two identical boats, one "horrifically complex" and one "fairly simple to understand", differing only in the accuracy and clarity of the systems schematics, manuals and on-board labelling.
All necessary parts, no unnecessary ones. If you rely on a main diesel engine, then redundant, parallel plumbed water-separating first stage fuel filters and ultrafine second stage filters are not excess complexity, they're a necessary hedge against crappy fuel. On the opposite hand, if your routine AC loads can be run from one or a few stand-alone inverters when underway or at anchor, there's no need to distribute AC shorepower throughout the boat; it only needs to go to the battery charger.
Expandability. Many boats start out simple and end up as a rat's nest of wiring after a few additions to the equipment inventory. A good initial systems design includes the extra power distribution capacity and the conduit runs to allow clean, easy upgrades later on.
Avoid active solutions where passive ones are appropriate. Does your boat really need an air conditioner (and therefore a generator, and AC distribution, and ductwork, and condenser plumbing, and...) or could you solve the problem with awnings, better ventilation, less clothing, and some cabin fans? I'll design in the AC if you really do need it, but think carefully about the other options before dropping that money.
I doubt that any ten skippers will ever agree on what level of systems complexity is appropriate for a particular mission. I do believe that most skippers, at least among the ocean-going, long-term cruising crowd, would prefer a design that allows them (or local technicians) to fix anything that could break, without flying in a field service guy from halfway around the world. That's what I like to strive for: a balance that provides the feature and functionality you want, with a level of complexity that you can handle, and that will remain robust and reliable for many years. That balance will be different for each yacht; if you're in the market, it's worth thinking about where in the spectrum your own needs fall.

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firstly, it emphatically does not mean leaving out systems that the client wants and can afford. if you're moving aboard a yacht but you can't give up your business activities, i will have no qualms about specifying a hefty battery bank, a nice inverter or two, a fair-sized solar array, shore power charger and associated monitoring instruments so that you can power some computers, a printer, long-range wifi booster, lte modem, network hubs, gadget chargers and all the other trappings of a modern shipboard office. if you tell me you're heading for the tropics and like your beer cold and your movies big, i'm not going to skimp on refrigeration, inverter or data storage capacity for the sake of "simplicity".
simplicity also doesn't mean that i'm going to cut corners by leaving out monitoring shunts, specifying lower quality wiring, using non-marine breakers, or recommending other cost-cutting strategies. that doesn't pay off in the long term; the cost of replacing stuff that breaks prematurely is far greater than the cost of doing it right in the first place.
so what does "simplicity" mean around here?
proven technology. anything mission-critical should be based on robust, proven components. new technology, such as computerized distributed power nodes or networked multi-source ac generation, need to be proven over time in "early adopter" applications until the bugs are worked out.
field repairable. any competent technician, anywhere, should be able to fix a fault with common tools and common technical knowledge. anything that requires a vendor-specific diagnostic tool should be viewed with caution.
isolation of independent systems. a failure in one system should not take out unrelated systems. if a battery charger fails, you should be able to isolate it for repairs without shutting down the solar array or the house electrics. the engine should still be able to start if the main dc bus is dead. a failure of the power monitoring system had better not shut down the nav computer- or the head.
logical architecture. the layout of the electrical, mechanical and plumbing systems should be clean, logical and organized so that the captain can look at the drawing, look at the equipment, and quickly understand each component's role in the overall design. this is as much a function of documentation as of the actual systems design. it is possible to have two identical boats, one "horrifically complex" and one "fairly simple to understand", differing only in the accuracy and clarity of the systems schematics, manuals and on-board labelling.
all necessary parts, no unnecessary ones. if you rely on a main diesel engine, then redundant, parallel plumbed water-separating first stage fuel filters and ultrafine second stage filters are not excess complexity, they're a necessary hedge against crappy fuel. on the opposite hand, if your routine ac loads can be run from one or a few stand-alone inverters when underway or at anchor, there's no need to distribute ac shorepower throughout the boat; it only needs to go to the battery charger.
expandability. many boats start out simple and end up as a rat's nest of wiring after a few additions to the equipment inventory. a good initial systems design includes the extra power distribution capacity and the conduit runs to allow clean, easy upgrades later on.
avoid active solutions where passive ones are appropriate. does your boat really need an air conditioner (and therefore a generator, and ac distribution, and ductwork, and condenser plumbing, and...) or could you solve the problem with awnings, better ventilation, less clothing, and some cabin fans? i'll design in the ac if you really do need it, but think carefully about the other options before dropping that money.
i doubt that any ten skippers will ever agree on what level of systems complexity is appropriate for a particular mission. i do believe that most skippers, at least among the ocean-going, long-term cruising crowd, would prefer a design that allows them (or local technicians) to fix anything that could break, without flying in a field service guy from halfway around the world. that's what i like to strive for: a balance that provides the feature and functionality you want, with a level of complexity that you can handle, and that will remain robust and reliable for many years. that balance will be different for each yacht; if you're in the market, it's worth thinking about where in the spectrum your own needs fall.


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FINAL EXAMS 5th & 6th Period!
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Last day of regular classes! Finals start tomorrow – 1st and 2nd period!
We are in the homestretch!
REMINDER: Decades Newscast Presentations on MON!
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REMINDER: Exam in THURS @ 7:30 in Room 6213; Stop by my room before the test for a light breakfast!
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final exams 5th & 6th period!
final exams 3rd & 4th period!
final exams 1st & 2nd period!
last day of regular classes! finals start tomorrow – 1st and 2nd period!
we are in the homestretch!
reminder: decades newscast presentations on mon!
reminder: extra credit is due tomorrow!
reminder: exam in thurs @ 7:30 in room 6213; stop by my room before the test for a light breakfast!
reminder: extra credit due on friday!; be working on your final exam study guide!
reminder: extra credit due today; ap exam on thurs!
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text: "Never bet on a chalk horse". I heard this on an episode of "Law and Order" last night. I've never seen a pale, thoroughbred horse, and I'd like to know if "chalk horse" is a horse race term for something other than color.

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Name: Batavia Women in Business: "Are you Bossy or a Powerful Leader?"
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Why are my Outbound Calls being ID'd & Logged under 1 (incorrect) contact?
Like many of you I am sure, I have many contacts within different companies and have a common business phone # (main line) and then their respective extensions.
For Inbound calls I get why my call ID is going to pick the "first" contact to ID using that common main line # as the reference.
BUT, on my outbound calls. When I select and call "Debbie".. the phone is then displaying "Mike" as who's being called, and also logging this as Mike in my Call history. When the call goes through it is the programmed extension for "Debbie's" that will pop up to auto enter - so I do get to Debbie.. but later in the day if I need to refer to my call history.. it only has Mike listed.
Does anyone know how to have the phone log the actual contact that was selected and to stop picking a "primary/lead" ID for common numbers.
I hope I explained this well enough. Thanks in advance.
I understand exactly what you want...however, I am not sure that there is a way to accomplish this. I'm interested to know as well, so will be keeping an eye out for a solution and will share it should I come across one.
Thanks srkmagnus... feels good to not be alone. It seems like a simple enough concept (to me anyway) and am suprised at the behaviour... the other part I can't quite figure out... which could provide a work around.. is the logic that android or contats is using to pick the common representative for a particular #. It isn't my most frequent contact for that #, it isn't the first alphabetically (first or last name) it seems almost random.
Can you cam and real player be sent to your phone while recording on the laptop?
How can I prevent my Samsung Galaxy S5 call waiting from ending my first call?
Why the notififications on the lock screen not being cleared?

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why are my outbound calls being id'd & logged under 1 (incorrect) contact?
like many of you i am sure, i have many contacts within different companies and have a common business phone # (main line) and then their respective extensions.
for inbound calls i get why my call id is going to pick the "first" contact to id using that common main line # as the reference.
but, on my outbound calls. when i select and call "debbie".. the phone is then displaying "mike" as who's being called, and also logging this as mike in my call history. when the call goes through it is the programmed extension for "debbie's" that will pop up to auto enter - so i do get to debbie.. but later in the day if i need to refer to my call history.. it only has mike listed.
does anyone know how to have the phone log the actual contact that was selected and to stop picking a "primary/lead" id for common numbers.
i hope i explained this well enough. thanks in advance.
i understand exactly what you want...however, i am not sure that there is a way to accomplish this. i'm interested to know as well, so will be keeping an eye out for a solution and will share it should i come across one.
thanks srkmagnus... feels good to not be alone. it seems like a simple enough concept (to me anyway) and am suprised at the behaviour... the other part i can't quite figure out... which could provide a work around.. is the logic that android or contats is using to pick the common representative for a particular #. it isn't my most frequent contact for that #, it isn't the first alphabetically (first or last name) it seems almost random.
can you cam and real player be sent to your phone while recording on the laptop?
how can i prevent my samsung galaxy s5 call waiting from ending my first call?
why the notififications on the lock screen not being cleared?


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Join us to experience this workshop with insights and exercises that will become turning points in your self-awareness, and give you personalized action plans to advance your career. Cross the bridge from experience to application with a senior executive who has a proven track record of doing just that, and a compassionately candid leadership coach who has worked with hundreds of c-suite executives for personal career growth.
Through careful listening and a well-honed intuition, Suzann has a knack for sensing the right moment to ask the right questions. While simultaneously balancing direct (sometimes blunt) honesty with nurturing warmth, Suzann builds relationships on a foundation of trust and professional integrity. Gaining strength and confidence with every small victory, her clients soon overcome the barriers they once imagined standing between themselves and the realization of their goals.
Through Suzann’s guidance, leaders in business learn to embrace change, harness the power of their intentions, & grow. Though it may be her sense of humor and her special brand of joie de vivre that invite you in, your results will be what convince you to stay. Suzann began her career as a corporate trainer but soon realized her entrepreneurial spirit needed an outlet. Building on her passion & desire to help others succeed, she established her leadership coaching business in 1999.
Elizabeth leads a team of approximately 200 engineers and technicians from across the world whom are responsible for driving world class manufacturing capabilities in their 55 manufacturing and distribution facilities.
Elizabeth has 35 years of experience in the automotive Industry, spanning across multiple disciplines, including operations, quality, product engineering, purchasing and manufacturing engineering. Through her experiences at General Motors, Prince Corporation and Johnson Controls, she has had the opportunity to engage in full vehicle launch cycles, automotive component development and operations, li ion hybrid power applications, advanced and standard lead acid batteries, battery recycling, and living/working abroad. Prior to her current role, Elizabeth served as Vice President of Engineering Operations, and earlier as Vice President of Operations for Advanced Power Solutions, Based out of Holland Michigan.
A key passion of Elizabeth’s is helping to build the pipeline of future women engineers and leaders, which over the years has included volunteering with programs such as Society of Women Engineers, NEXT Collegiate Partnership, Project Lead the Way, Robotics, Scouts, and Boys and Girls Club.

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join us to experience this workshop with insights and exercises that will become turning points in your self-awareness, and give you personalized action plans to advance your career. cross the bridge from experience to application with a senior executive who has a proven track record of doing just that, and a compassionately candid leadership coach who has worked with hundreds of c-suite executives for personal career growth.
through careful listening and a well-honed intuition, suzann has a knack for sensing the right moment to ask the right questions. while simultaneously balancing direct (sometimes blunt) honesty with nurturing warmth, suzann builds relationships on a foundation of trust and professional integrity. gaining strength and confidence with every small victory, her clients soon overcome the barriers they once imagined standing between themselves and the realization of their goals.
through suzann’s guidance, leaders in business learn to embrace change, harness the power of their intentions, & grow. though it may be her sense of humor and her special brand of joie de vivre that invite you in, your results will be what convince you to stay. suzann began her career as a corporate trainer but soon realized her entrepreneurial spirit needed an outlet. building on her passion & desire to help others succeed, she established her leadership coaching business in 1999.
elizabeth leads a team of approximately 200 engineers and technicians from across the world whom are responsible for driving world class manufacturing capabilities in their 55 manufacturing and distribution facilities.
elizabeth has 35 years of experience in the automotive industry, spanning across multiple disciplines, including operations, quality, product engineering, purchasing and manufacturing engineering. through her experiences at general motors, prince corporation and johnson controls, she has had the opportunity to engage in full vehicle launch cycles, automotive component development and operations, li ion hybrid power applications, advanced and standard lead acid batteries, battery recycling, and living/working abroad. prior to her current role, elizabeth served as vice president of engineering operations, and earlier as vice president of operations for advanced power solutions, based out of holland michigan.
a key passion of elizabeth’s is helping to build the pipeline of future women engineers and leaders, which over the years has included volunteering with programs such as society of women engineers, next collegiate partnership, project lead the way, robotics, scouts, and boys and girls club.


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I came across some LENR Forum discussions on ICCF-21 where I have some personal experience to recount. The full thread is here, but I’ll start this coverage with a post by THHuxleynew that mentions me.
As is common with a first draft, this is long.
I would think that if you presented that argument to those at the ICCF, they would not have a problem with it. I think there is this impression that those in the field reject criticisms, and have withdrawn into their own little world where they rubber stamp each others work without question. From what I have read going back to the earliest conferences, it is just the opposite. They have begged mainstream to look at what they do, and critique it. Only a few have taken them up on their offer….
I think it time you skeptics give the field some credit for their openness, and quality of science being produced, even though they are still roundly stigmatized as whack jobs, and “bad scientists”.
Shane: you will I hope agree that although undoubtedly a skeptic I have never stigmatised workers in the field as whack jobs, nor bad scientists.
And I will confirm that. THH has criticized certain research claims, making his name with a sober study of the Lugano abortion calorimetry. I don’t recall him engaging in pseudoskeptical rhetoric.
With a single exception (Rossi, where I’d take into account a long documented prior history of deceit) I don’t pay attention to who scientists are and look at the quality of their work. Of course rossi is not a scientist, nor a qualifie[d] engineer, so not really an exception.
I do credit the LENR field with openness, in general. I’d like to see more challenge and criticism from within the field.
So would a number of the prominent scientists in the field, most notably Michael McKubre.
Too often papers are written with misleading power or energy density figures (the former, over short periods, means nothing. The latter, when summarising small measured power out/in discrepancies, means nothing).
These density numbers are an attempt to show significance, but add very little to an experimental report. A good example is the Lugano report. In the Takahashi report presented this year, energy density figures are given which, again, add nothing. The same as rosy predictions of a LENR energy future. They get way ahead of themselves, and it distracts from the actual results.
I’d rather that everyone presenting calorimetric results summarised the reasons to be wary. Or at least if that did not happen some peer reviewer should be doing it. It is a proper understanding in detail of the weaknesses in one methodology that helps others evaluate it and design replications that remove that weakness. Then, a set of replications becomes incremental, each one plugging previously identified gaps.
With a very few exceptions leading to inconclusive results, I don’t see this type of clear critique and better replication.
There are exceptions leading to conclusive results, that have been confirmed. THH is not attending to those, but to the many other studies that are inconclusive or weak — sometimes strong, but still — not confirmed. Studies that seem to show some anomalous effect are, quite without solid basis, considered “confirmations,” but McKubre points out that this is properly reserved for exact replications — or for experiments that are not merely some general and vague “nuclear effect,” but that show quantitative consistency. Heat/helium is such a set of experiments.
Personally I can’t see the point of emphasising the positive aspects of an experiment when everyone knows that artifacts exist and it only needs one unidentified error to generate them? As PR to get funding it may be needed, although not IMHO honest. As science, communicated to other scientists, i see no place for it.
I agree. “PR to get funding” is a common excuse for intellectual dishonesty. If it were up to me, finding such dishonesty in reports would disqualify them.
That is why I side with Abd over attitude towards skeptics.
People who determinedly ask difficult questions and look for loopholes and lack of care are what LENR experiments need.
We need this from within the field, from those who are already convinced, personally, as to the preponderance of the evidence that there is a real anomalous heat effect, and that it is nuclear in nature, otherwise bad evidence chases out the good. Skeptics who have not reached that point should properly remain valuable contributors to the conversation. The value of someone like Shanahan, though, is questionable. He does have ideas worth looking at, or that will, to “non-believers” seem reasonable, but he also is utterly convinced of his own rightness, to the extent that he wastes much time with completely preposterous — and useless — Rube Goldberg “explanations” of his ideas of “possible artifacts,” that are, more realistically, preposterous.
To be sure, Shanahan is pushed into these positions by those who insist on this or that anecdote, such as the Mizuno Bucket incident, which is not going to flip anyone’s switches in the Real/Unreal circuitry, but which does explain why someone who believed that the FP Heat Effect was impossible, came to reverse his position, i.e., Mizuno himself. I’d ask anyone tempted to try to “explain away” that report, to describe whether or not, if such a report were from their personal experience, just how “skeptical” they would remain.
In discussing that affair, tempers flared, and it is all understandable. Shanahan was misrepresented, as to what he’d actually said. He was brainstorming possibilities, not listing his beliefs, but, in a way, he invited the misunderstanding by being so persistent and insistent in brainstorming “artifacts.” Brainstorming is great when one is engaged in a collaborative effort to examine (and mostly reject) possible artifacts, but not in a debate with opponents with very strong opinions. Jed Rothwell knows Mizuno personally and has worked with him for years, having translated Mizuno’s book. In those discussions, that Mizuno was actually highly skeptical somehow was missed. Possibly that the book text isn’t easily available is a factor in this.
There can never be too much of that, until some new physics is unambiguously proven – and even after that, since identifying which of the indications are real helps further development.
I will be pointing out, over and over, that the Anomalous Heat Effect does not show or prove “new physics,” until and unless it is far better understood. The idea that it would require that, ill-founded from the beginning, then led to demands for “extraordinary evidence” as anything requiring overturning what is well-known would, by definition, be an “extraordinary claim.” Further, Pons and Fleischmann did not actually find direct “nuclear” evidence, and it is reasonably well-accepted now that their nuclear claims were premature. The rejection of the original claimed radiation then led to the baby being tossed out with the bathwater.
Overblown claims caused real damage. Yet we continue to see such claims in far too much of the literature.
Nuclear levels of excess energy, isotopic transmutation to non-natural isotopes, high energy products, are all unambiguous and replicable signs when properly measured.
Without correlations, variations in the isotopic ratio for palladium, for example, can be circumstantial evidence for a nuclear process, but can also be highly misleading. McKubre tells a story that they received an analysis showing a drastic variation palladium isotopic abundance, from one of their experiments, and went to the analyst, asking him if he was aware that this was very different from natural abundance. The analyst, said, “Oh, I’ll recalibrate.” And the amazing result disappeared.
Again personally, but quite uncontentiously, given ambiguous results, I can only remain skeptical. However, when judging overall the likelihood of LENR I look at the coherence between results. Things like the scaling issues that Louis Reed usefully pointed out and I expanded above. Such meta-analysis provides additional information about whether a given hypothesis is likely explanation for a set of individually anomalous results. Scaling is one way that specific indications could be turned into much stronger results.
Scaling is generally premature. Rather, before that would come the production of extensive experimental series, using common material, preselected to be likely active. I’ve been recommended that material be produced in substantially larger batches. Yes, that’s an increased expense, but the present practices have ended up wasting much time and money in work that isn’t commensurable, because the material has varied or becomes unavailable. Such material could be sold to recover costs, over time, so if decent choices are made in what to produce — and even more, how to test it once produced — expenses could overall be lowered, because production in small batches is more expensive per unit weight.
It is clear to me that there are anomalies in this area.
McKubre tells the story of the 2004 U.S. DoE review, emphasizing part of that story that is consistent with what he wrote before, but which goes a little further. Apparently the large majority of those who actually attended the presentation were convinced that there was a real heat effect, and probably that it was nuclear in nature (or, on the last point, at least “somewhat convinced.). Yet the overall review was not so favorable, because the bureaucrats apparently gave equal weight to those experts who had no participated in the face-to-face review. It’s apparent from the expert reports (they are available) that some gave no serious consideration to the evidence, and that some definitely misread the evidence.
There are anomalies, unexplained phenomena, and that’s the major point. Then we can look at evidence that the phenomenon is nuclear, but for practical purposes, “nuclear” matters little. Not yet, anyway, and even after that is established beyond all reasonable doubt — I personally claim this has already happened — “nuclear” might still be useless knowledge, because it won’t yet tell us how to control the reaction, how to create practical reliability. That will come, almost entirely, through exploration of the “parameter space.” With carefully controlled experiment.
Less clear how many are real surprising physical anomalies, because almost without exception all the quoted results are in the area where lack of care, or just bad luck, can generate results that look like anomalies but have a natural explanation.
Those possibilities exist for some of the work, but certainly not all.
For example, a consistent +10% anomaly in power out/in would be very surprising but not lead to an explanation involving a new exothermic reaction. That would generate power out uncorrelated to power in.
Yes. “Power in” can be a red herring. The Beiting report talks about “triggering the reaction” with heat. That’s a bit weird. The reaction apparently has a rate that is temperature-dependent, like many reactions. “Temperature” is what I call an “environmental variable.” It is not “energy in,” but with some experimental designs, it requires energy in to maintain temperature, if the reaction itself is not generating enough heat. But that is addressable with scale and with design. Power out (i.e., anomalous heat) would be, in such inadequately designed experiments, correlated with power-in, but only through temperature. Experiments can be — and have been — designed to operate at constant temperature, and in such experiments, the part of “power in” assigned to maintenance of temperature is not — or shouldn’t be — correlated with excess heat. Rather, in electrochemical experiments, excess heat is correlated with electrochemical current density, which will be correlated with loading behavior. In gas-phase experiments, there is no input power, in general, aside from temperature maintenance.
Yes, there is possible artifact that could arise from defective design in how the temperature is maintained, and we will be looking at that in a discussion which ensued between McKubre and Shanahan.
Where these are one-off errors it is amazingly difficult to identify them without a lot of hard work from the original team pinning down what they have really got. Time or other constraints may prevent that. Replications do not help if most fail, and a few, non-identical, produce similarly questionable results.
Yes. However, with heat/helium work, most experiments can “fail,” i.e., produce no significant heat, and yet the experiments contribute to the strength of the correlation, though all through the data point (0,0). Or more accurately, those data points with appropriate error bars.
Where identical replications produce the same results with enhanced instrumentation we have progress and the endpoint is either LENR proven (well, something beyond chemical proven) or that specific indication disproven.
Historically, the original Miles heat/helium report had small but significant amounts of excess heat, and helium results were order-of-magnitude. Huizenga noted the work as amazing, but then expected it would not be confirmed. It was, in fact, confirmed, in round outline by many research groups, and with increased precision for some, and the result did not disappear with increased precision. This work is under way, and I remain hopeful that we will see results from Texas Tech, soon.
As a hypothesis LENR can never be disproven. It is that weakness that skeptics outside the field accept, and know makes the benchmark of evidence needed for LENR higher than a non-expert view would think.
While the existence of some effect cannot be disproven — that’s well-known and accepted — specific causes for accepting the affect can, indeed, be shown to be defective, as they were with N-rays and polywater. This was never done with the FP Heat Effect (except for the original defective radiation claim).
An error was made in interpreting evidence for anomalous heat as evidence for “LENR.” The first and most urgent research agenda would properly have been to confirm the heat effect, setting “nuclear” aside. Instead, much effort was wasted on useless efforts to, for example, measure neutrons, and when neutrons weren’t found, or were only reported at very low levels, this was somehow considered to negate the excess heat evidence. It was a perfect storm.
If your hypothesis is so weak that it does not securely predict “a different way” and just says there can sometimes (but not always, and not replicably) be some kind of anomaly, it is a weak hypothesis.
Indeed. However, the Conjecture (deuterium conversion, with the FP Heat Effect, to helium and heat) predicts a relationship between two distinct results, and that is replicable and, in fact, widely confirmed.
It can never be disproven. It may still be true, and in principle there are non-understood scientific issues so complex that the only early signs are hidden in noise and possible artifact. Mainstean scientists will correctly view such hypotheses as likely false unless some stronger evidence can be found.
THH is speculating about “mainstream scientists” who rarely look at the evidence, and especially not at heat/helium. In 2004, the evidence presented on heat/helium was radically misunderstood, that is totally obvious: what was, in the the work reported, an unmistakeable and overwhelming correlation, was read as an anticorrelation. What that exposed was a defective review process, because a back-and-forth discussion of this would have quickly revealed the error.
That is the state LENR has been in for many years. Were the indications coherent you would see a pattern of better indications over time given continued effort. We can hope that is what we see now: but don’t kid yourselves that indications on their own are enough. What is needed is an LENR hypothesis that can be disproven, or an anomaly consistently replicable and scalable to make beyond all error.
The heat/helium Conjecture is readily falsifiable. It is replicable, the correlation having been confirmed many times.
In the context of LENR experiments that would mean, for example, that the +50% excess power results sometimes quotes survived replication and [sic, cut off in mid-sentence].
At this point, specific power results are not generally replicable, because of the material problem, but there may be exceptions in the Takahashi report. There are many issues there, but I am seeing a strong trend toward systematic observation.
What I hope to see is (1) settlement on a specific experiment (i.e., in that series, a specific Ni/Pd ratio, and then a choice of hydrogen or deuterium, for an extensive experimental series. The use of Differential Scanning Calorimetry to characterize material responses is definitely a step in a powerful direction: I would want to see many more runs with DSC, designed to show consistency — or lack of it.
When enough data is collected, it becomes possible to measure reliability.
Material production should be, for reasons explained above, done in large batches, with substantial material held back for use in confirmations by other groups. DSC has the promise of being usable in relatively fast material testing.

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i came across some lenr forum discussions on iccf-21 where i have some personal experience to recount. the full thread is here, but i’ll start this coverage with a post by thhuxleynew that mentions me.
as is common with a first draft, this is long.
i would think that if you presented that argument to those at the iccf, they would not have a problem with it. i think there is this impression that those in the field reject criticisms, and have withdrawn into their own little world where they rubber stamp each others work without question. from what i have read going back to the earliest conferences, it is just the opposite. they have begged mainstream to look at what they do, and critique it. only a few have taken them up on their offer….
i think it time you skeptics give the field some credit for their openness, and quality of science being produced, even though they are still roundly stigmatized as whack jobs, and “bad scientists”.
shane: you will i hope agree that although undoubtedly a skeptic i have never stigmatised workers in the field as whack jobs, nor bad scientists.
and i will confirm that. thh has criticized certain research claims, making his name with a sober study of the lugano abortion calorimetry. i don’t recall him engaging in pseudoskeptical rhetoric.
with a single exception (rossi, where i’d take into account a long documented prior history of deceit) i don’t pay attention to who scientists are and look at the quality of their work. of course rossi is not a scientist, nor a qualifie[d] engineer, so not really an exception.
i do credit the lenr field with openness, in general. i’d like to see more challenge and criticism from within the field.
so would a number of the prominent scientists in the field, most notably michael mckubre.
too often papers are written with misleading power or energy density figures (the former, over short periods, means nothing. the latter, when summarising small measured power out/in discrepancies, means nothing).
these density numbers are an attempt to show significance, but add very little to an experimental report. a good example is the lugano report. in the takahashi report presented this year, energy density figures are given which, again, add nothing. the same as rosy predictions of a lenr energy future. they get way ahead of themselves, and it distracts from the actual results.
i’d rather that everyone presenting calorimetric results summarised the reasons to be wary. or at least if that did not happen some peer reviewer should be doing it. it is a proper understanding in detail of the weaknesses in one methodology that helps others evaluate it and design replications that remove that weakness. then, a set of replications becomes incremental, each one plugging previously identified gaps.
with a very few exceptions leading to inconclusive results, i don’t see this type of clear critique and better replication.
there are exceptions leading to conclusive results, that have been confirmed. thh is not attending to those, but to the many other studies that are inconclusive or weak — sometimes strong, but still — not confirmed. studies that seem to show some anomalous effect are, quite without solid basis, considered “confirmations,” but mckubre points out that this is properly reserved for exact replications — or for experiments that are not merely some general and vague “nuclear effect,” but that show quantitative consistency. heat/helium is such a set of experiments.
personally i can’t see the point of emphasising the positive aspects of an experiment when everyone knows that artifacts exist and it only needs one unidentified error to generate them? as pr to get funding it may be needed, although not imho honest. as science, communicated to other scientists, i see no place for it.
i agree. “pr to get funding” is a common excuse for intellectual dishonesty. if it were up to me, finding such dishonesty in reports would disqualify them.
that is why i side with abd over attitude towards skeptics.
people who determinedly ask difficult questions and look for loopholes and lack of care are what lenr experiments need.
we need this from within the field, from those who are already convinced, personally, as to the preponderance of the evidence that there is a real anomalous heat effect, and that it is nuclear in nature, otherwise bad evidence chases out the good. skeptics who have not reached that point should properly remain valuable contributors to the conversation. the value of someone like shanahan, though, is questionable. he does have ideas worth looking at, or that will, to “non-believers” seem reasonable, but he also is utterly convinced of his own rightness, to the extent that he wastes much time with completely preposterous — and useless — rube goldberg “explanations” of his ideas of “possible artifacts,” that are, more realistically, preposterous.
to be sure, shanahan is pushed into these positions by those who insist on this or that anecdote, such as the mizuno bucket incident, which is not going to flip anyone’s switches in the real/unreal circuitry, but which does explain why someone who believed that the fp heat effect was impossible, came to reverse his position, i.e., mizuno himself. i’d ask anyone tempted to try to “explain away” that report, to describe whether or not, if such a report were from their personal experience, just how “skeptical” they would remain.
in discussing that affair, tempers flared, and it is all understandable. shanahan was misrepresented, as to what he’d actually said. he was brainstorming possibilities, not listing his beliefs, but, in a way, he invited the misunderstanding by being so persistent and insistent in brainstorming “artifacts.” brainstorming is great when one is engaged in a collaborative effort to examine (and mostly reject) possible artifacts, but not in a debate with opponents with very strong opinions. jed rothwell knows mizuno personally and has worked with him for years, having translated mizuno’s book. in those discussions, that mizuno was actually highly skeptical somehow was missed. possibly that the book text isn’t easily available is a factor in this.
there can never be too much of that, until some new physics is unambiguously proven – and even after that, since identifying which of the indications are real helps further development.
i will be pointing out, over and over, that the anomalous heat effect does not show or prove “new physics,” until and unless it is far better understood. the idea that it would require that, ill-founded from the beginning, then led to demands for “extraordinary evidence” as anything requiring overturning what is well-known would, by definition, be an “extraordinary claim.” further, pons and fleischmann did not actually find direct “nuclear” evidence, and it is reasonably well-accepted now that their nuclear claims were premature. the rejection of the original claimed radiation then led to the baby being tossed out with the bathwater.
overblown claims caused real damage. yet we continue to see such claims in far too much of the literature.
nuclear levels of excess energy, isotopic transmutation to non-natural isotopes, high energy products, are all unambiguous and replicable signs when properly measured.
without correlations, variations in the isotopic ratio for palladium, for example, can be circumstantial evidence for a nuclear process, but can also be highly misleading. mckubre tells a story that they received an analysis showing a drastic variation palladium isotopic abundance, from one of their experiments, and went to the analyst, asking him if he was aware that this was very different from natural abundance. the analyst, said, “oh, i’ll recalibrate.” and the amazing result disappeared.
again personally, but quite uncontentiously, given ambiguous results, i can only remain skeptical. however, when judging overall the likelihood of lenr i look at the coherence between results. things like the scaling issues that louis reed usefully pointed out and i expanded above. such meta-analysis provides additional information about whether a given hypothesis is likely explanation for a set of individually anomalous results. scaling is one way that specific indications could be turned into much stronger results.
scaling is generally premature. rather, before that would come the production of extensive experimental series, using common material, preselected to be likely active. i’ve been recommended that material be produced in substantially larger batches. yes, that’s an increased expense, but the present practices have ended up wasting much time and money in work that isn’t commensurable, because the material has varied or becomes unavailable. such material could be sold to recover costs, over time, so if decent choices are made in what to produce — and even more, how to test it once produced — expenses could overall be lowered, because production in small batches is more expensive per unit weight.
it is clear to me that there are anomalies in this area.
mckubre tells the story of the 2004 u.s. doe review, emphasizing part of that story that is consistent with what he wrote before, but which goes a little further. apparently the large majority of those who actually attended the presentation were convinced that there was a real heat effect, and probably that it was nuclear in nature (or, on the last point, at least “somewhat convinced.). yet the overall review was not so favorable, because the bureaucrats apparently gave equal weight to those experts who had no participated in the face-to-face review. it’s apparent from the expert reports (they are available) that some gave no serious consideration to the evidence, and that some definitely misread the evidence.
there are anomalies, unexplained phenomena, and that’s the major point. then we can look at evidence that the phenomenon is nuclear, but for practical purposes, “nuclear” matters little. not yet, anyway, and even after that is established beyond all reasonable doubt — i personally claim this has already happened — “nuclear” might still be useless knowledge, because it won’t yet tell us how to control the reaction, how to create practical reliability. that will come, almost entirely, through exploration of the “parameter space.” with carefully controlled experiment.
less clear how many are real surprising physical anomalies, because almost without exception all the quoted results are in the area where lack of care, or just bad luck, can generate results that look like anomalies but have a natural explanation.
those possibilities exist for some of the work, but certainly not all.
for example, a consistent +10% anomaly in power out/in would be very surprising but not lead to an explanation involving a new exothermic reaction. that would generate power out uncorrelated to power in.
yes. “power in” can be a red herring. the beiting report talks about “triggering the reaction” with heat. that’s a bit weird. the reaction apparently has a rate that is temperature-dependent, like many reactions. “temperature” is what i call an “environmental variable.” it is not “energy in,” but with some experimental designs, it requires energy in to maintain temperature, if the reaction itself is not generating enough heat. but that is addressable with scale and with design. power out (i.e., anomalous heat) would be, in such inadequately designed experiments, correlated with power-in, but only through temperature. experiments can be — and have been — designed to operate at constant temperature, and in such experiments, the part of “power in” assigned to maintenance of temperature is not — or shouldn’t be — correlated with excess heat. rather, in electrochemical experiments, excess heat is correlated with electrochemical current density, which will be correlated with loading behavior. in gas-phase experiments, there is no input power, in general, aside from temperature maintenance.
yes, there is possible artifact that could arise from defective design in how the temperature is maintained, and we will be looking at that in a discussion which ensued between mckubre and shanahan.
where these are one-off errors it is amazingly difficult to identify them without a lot of hard work from the original team pinning down what they have really got. time or other constraints may prevent that. replications do not help if most fail, and a few, non-identical, produce similarly questionable results.
yes. however, with heat/helium work, most experiments can “fail,” i.e., produce no significant heat, and yet the experiments contribute to the strength of the correlation, though all through the data point (0,0). or more accurately, those data points with appropriate error bars.
where identical replications produce the same results with enhanced instrumentation we have progress and the endpoint is either lenr proven (well, something beyond chemical proven) or that specific indication disproven.
historically, the original miles heat/helium report had small but significant amounts of excess heat, and helium results were order-of-magnitude. huizenga noted the work as amazing, but then expected it would not be confirmed. it was, in fact, confirmed, in round outline by many research groups, and with increased precision for some, and the result did not disappear with increased precision. this work is under way, and i remain hopeful that we will see results from texas tech, soon.
as a hypothesis lenr can never be disproven. it is that weakness that skeptics outside the field accept, and know makes the benchmark of evidence needed for lenr higher than a non-expert view would think.
while the existence of some effect cannot be disproven — that’s well-known and accepted — specific causes for accepting the affect can, indeed, be shown to be defective, as they were with n-rays and polywater. this was never done with the fp heat effect (except for the original defective radiation claim).
an error was made in interpreting evidence for anomalous heat as evidence for “lenr.” the first and most urgent research agenda would properly have been to confirm the heat effect, setting “nuclear” aside. instead, much effort was wasted on useless efforts to, for example, measure neutrons, and when neutrons weren’t found, or were only reported at very low levels, this was somehow considered to negate the excess heat evidence. it was a perfect storm.
if your hypothesis is so weak that it does not securely predict “a different way” and just says there can sometimes (but not always, and not replicably) be some kind of anomaly, it is a weak hypothesis.
indeed. however, the conjecture (deuterium conversion, with the fp heat effect, to helium and heat) predicts a relationship between two distinct results, and that is replicable and, in fact, widely confirmed.
it can never be disproven. it may still be true, and in principle there are non-understood scientific issues so complex that the only early signs are hidden in noise and possible artifact. mainstean scientists will correctly view such hypotheses as likely false unless some stronger evidence can be found.
thh is speculating about “mainstream scientists” who rarely look at the evidence, and especially not at heat/helium. in 2004, the evidence presented on heat/helium was radically misunderstood, that is totally obvious: what was, in the the work reported, an unmistakeable and overwhelming correlation, was read as an anticorrelation. what that exposed was a defective review process, because a back-and-forth discussion of this would have quickly revealed the error.
that is the state lenr has been in for many years. were the indications coherent you would see a pattern of better indications over time given continued effort. we can hope that is what we see now: but don’t kid yourselves that indications on their own are enough. what is needed is an lenr hypothesis that can be disproven, or an anomaly consistently replicable and scalable to make beyond all error.
the heat/helium conjecture is readily falsifiable. it is replicable, the correlation having been confirmed many times.
in the context of lenr experiments that would mean, for example, that the +50% excess power results sometimes quotes survived replication and [sic, cut off in mid-sentence].
at this point, specific power results are not generally replicable, because of the material problem, but there may be exceptions in the takahashi report. there are many issues there, but i am seeing a strong trend toward systematic observation.
what i hope to see is (1) settlement on a specific experiment (i.e., in that series, a specific ni/pd ratio, and then a choice of hydrogen or deuterium, for an extensive experimental series. the use of differential scanning calorimetry to characterize material responses is definitely a step in a powerful direction: i would want to see many more runs with dsc, designed to show consistency — or lack of it.
when enough data is collected, it becomes possible to measure reliability.
material production should be, for reasons explained above, done in large batches, with substantial material held back for use in confirmations by other groups. dsc has the promise of being usable in relatively fast material testing.


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I talked with my uncle in Rhode Island this afternoon. It was snowing there, of course. Maybe it’s the same snow we had in Maryland yesterday. It shows signs of letting up. Today’s snow in RI., that is. Not the winter of 2014.
My uncle assures me that this is the coldest winter in his 85 years. And it ain’t over yet. When the snow stops, he’s planning to go out and shovel his steps.
He can’t drive just now. There’s good news and bad news from the retina specialist. The fluid in one eye has gone away, after five shots over nearly a year’s time. The shots cost $1,500 a pop. Thank goodness for his health insurance plan, which pays all but a $40 copay.
Meanwhile, vision in the other eye is not so good. It’s three years since he’s had new glasses. So the specialist sends him back to the regular eye doc. Maybe new lenses will improve his vision enough to make him legal to drive. Fortunately, a cousin lives just across the state line in Massachusetts and takes my uncle to the grocery store every week and the laundromat every two weeks.
The coming attraction is winter storm Titan. Look for it Sunday or Monday. Possible heavy snow, not to mention ice. How can we have reached the letter “T” in storms? What happens when we run out of letters? What if winter never ends? Let’s hope we never reach “T” during hurricane season.
Let’s wrap this report up neatly on a positive note. Only two days remaining in February. March arrives Saturday. I can hardly believe it, but my calendar claims that daylight saving time begins March 9. More amazing still, Spring is scheduled for March 20, a few days after St. Patrick’s Day.
Nothing can stop Spring. Not freezing temperatures, not snow. In case of a blizzard, school might be closed that week, but Spring can never be canceled.
I look forward to driving north to see my uncle, but not until the last snowflake falls.
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Spring can’t arrive soon enough. I skipped Judy’s trip to NY this weekend because I can’t go north to colder weather.
Looking forward to longer, hotter days!

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i talked with my uncle in rhode island this afternoon. it was snowing there, of course. maybe it’s the same snow we had in maryland yesterday. it shows signs of letting up. today’s snow in ri., that is. not the winter of 2014.
my uncle assures me that this is the coldest winter in his 85 years. and it ain’t over yet. when the snow stops, he’s planning to go out and shovel his steps.
he can’t drive just now. there’s good news and bad news from the retina specialist. the fluid in one eye has gone away, after five shots over nearly a year’s time. the shots cost $1,500 a pop. thank goodness for his health insurance plan, which pays all but a $40 copay.
meanwhile, vision in the other eye is not so good. it’s three years since he’s had new glasses. so the specialist sends him back to the regular eye doc. maybe new lenses will improve his vision enough to make him legal to drive. fortunately, a cousin lives just across the state line in massachusetts and takes my uncle to the grocery store every week and the laundromat every two weeks.
the coming attraction is winter storm titan. look for it sunday or monday. possible heavy snow, not to mention ice. how can we have reached the letter “t” in storms? what happens when we run out of letters? what if winter never ends? let’s hope we never reach “t” during hurricane season.
let’s wrap this report up neatly on a positive note. only two days remaining in february. march arrives saturday. i can hardly believe it, but my calendar claims that daylight saving time begins march 9. more amazing still, spring is scheduled for march 20, a few days after st. patrick’s day.
nothing can stop spring. not freezing temperatures, not snow. in case of a blizzard, school might be closed that week, but spring can never be canceled.
i look forward to driving north to see my uncle, but not until the last snowflake falls.
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spring can’t arrive soon enough. i skipped judy’s trip to ny this weekend because i can’t go north to colder weather.
looking forward to longer, hotter days!


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We use only high-quality timbers to make our bespoke handrails, choose from Hemlock, Pine, US White Oak, Sapele, Southern Yellow Pine and US White Ash. The profile for this handrail is wide and elegantly shaped, with a traditional look, meaning it will give an overall polished look to your staircase balustrade.
This handrail will enhance any railing for stairs and landings. It’s versatile, being produced in lengths of 4.2m, 3.6m or 2.4m, and it can be cut to meet exact specifications. To accommodate different styles and types of spindle or baluster, you can choose 41mm or 35mm slots, or you can opt for no slots.

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we use only high-quality timbers to make our bespoke handrails, choose from hemlock, pine, us white oak, sapele, southern yellow pine and us white ash. the profile for this handrail is wide and elegantly shaped, with a traditional look, meaning it will give an overall polished look to your staircase balustrade.
this handrail will enhance any railing for stairs and landings. it’s versatile, being produced in lengths of 4.2m, 3.6m or 2.4m, and it can be cut to meet exact specifications. to accommodate different styles and types of spindle or baluster, you can choose 41mm or 35mm slots, or you can opt for no slots.


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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have a new role to play: Mom and Dad!
People reports that the couple welcomed their first child together, a daughter, on Tuesday, September 30.
Kutcher and Kunis, 31, revealed that they were expecting a girl back in April, just weeks after their pregnancy news broke. The couple got engaged earlier this year.
Kunis later made headlines after making a “public service” announcement on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” against guys who say “we” are pregnant.
The actors first met back in 1998 on the TV series “That 70’s Show,” playing high school sweethearts Jackie and Kelso. Rumors that they were dating began swirling in spring of 2012, many months after Ashton separated from Demi Moore. Both Kutcher and Kunis have denied anything romantic was going on while they were filming the show.

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ashton kutcher and mila kunis have a new role to play: mom and dad!
people reports that the couple welcomed their first child together, a daughter, on tuesday, september 30.
kutcher and kunis, 31, revealed that they were expecting a girl back in april, just weeks after their pregnancy news broke. the couple got engaged earlier this year.
kunis later made headlines after making a “public service” announcement on “jimmy kimmel live!” against guys who say “we” are pregnant.
the actors first met back in 1998 on the tv series “that 70’s show,” playing high school sweethearts jackie and kelso. rumors that they were dating began swirling in spring of 2012, many months after ashton separated from demi moore. both kutcher and kunis have denied anything romantic was going on while they were filming the show.


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"Alcohol Withdrawal and Upper Intestinal Bleeding" by Bălălău Cristian, Cobani Oana Denisa et al.
Psychological dependence involves a desire to use a drug to avoid the unpleasant withdrawal syndrome that results from cessation of exposure to it. Alcohol withdrawal syndrome is one of the most feared complications of alcohol addiction and sometimes can be fatal if not treated properly. Withdrawal syndrome is characterized by neurological hyperexcitability, which can lead to severe psychological and neurological symptoms. A survey was conceived in order to monitor the efficiency of several drug associations (Clonidine, Midazolam, IV ethanol), which were administered at the beginning of intensive therapy admission of achohol addicts. By comparing the postoperative evolution parameters and complications incidences for these patients (such as the hospitalization duration in AIT department, the tracheobronchitis incidence, complications as sepsis, pneumonia and cardiac complications), we managed to determine which treatment is the most beneficial for these cases. Benzodiazepines are frequently used for pharmacological therapy of alcohol addicted patients. In our study Midazolam was very efficient, compared to other therapies. When administered for a maximum of 7 days, the inccidence of side effects remains minimal.
Cristian, Bălălău; Denisa, Cobani Oana; Gloria, Trambitasu; Bogdan, Popescu; Negrei, Carolina; and Valentin, Scăunașu Răzvan (2015) "Alcohol Withdrawal – Therapeutical Management in Surgical Patients with Upper Intestinal Bleeding," Journal of Mind and Medical Sciences: Vol. 2 : Iss. 1 , Article 6.

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"alcohol withdrawal and upper intestinal bleeding" by bălălău cristian, cobani oana denisa et al.
psychological dependence involves a desire to use a drug to avoid the unpleasant withdrawal syndrome that results from cessation of exposure to it. alcohol withdrawal syndrome is one of the most feared complications of alcohol addiction and sometimes can be fatal if not treated properly. withdrawal syndrome is characterized by neurological hyperexcitability, which can lead to severe psychological and neurological symptoms. a survey was conceived in order to monitor the efficiency of several drug associations (clonidine, midazolam, iv ethanol), which were administered at the beginning of intensive therapy admission of achohol addicts. by comparing the postoperative evolution parameters and complications incidences for these patients (such as the hospitalization duration in ait department, the tracheobronchitis incidence, complications as sepsis, pneumonia and cardiac complications), we managed to determine which treatment is the most beneficial for these cases. benzodiazepines are frequently used for pharmacological therapy of alcohol addicted patients. in our study midazolam was very efficient, compared to other therapies. when administered for a maximum of 7 days, the inccidence of side effects remains minimal.
cristian, bălălău; denisa, cobani oana; gloria, trambitasu; bogdan, popescu; negrei, carolina; and valentin, scăunașu răzvan (2015) "alcohol withdrawal – therapeutical management in surgical patients with upper intestinal bleeding," journal of mind and medical sciences: vol. 2 : iss. 1 , article 6.


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A timeless sanctuary of luxurious cottages, premium living spaces, sparkling azure waters, endless views and beautiful beaches. Avarta, The Little Island, is delightfully private and the atmosphere casually elegant.
Just 100metrs from Poonamalle high road. Very Close to Koyambedu Metro Rail Station.
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akashs @ thiruvallur a divine land, one of the 108 divya desam. elegant homes, designed 30 home seekers exclusively at affordable price range.
a timeless sanctuary of luxurious cottages, premium living spaces, sparkling azure waters, endless views and beautiful beaches. avarta, the little island, is delightfully private and the atmosphere casually elegant.
just 100metrs from poonamalle high road. very close to koyambedu metro rail station.
stepsstone promoters pvt ltd., one of the leading builders in chennai has been the go-to organization for thousands of customers who've nurtured the dream of owning their own home- one that is secure and built on the foundation of reliability and sound business ethics. book your budget flats and 2bhk and 3bhk apartment from stepsstone builders, one of the leading builders in chennai.
projects successfully handed over to our happy customers.
view the gallery for key handing over the occasion.
all the project information and data may be altered at any time at the sole discretion of the company or as may be required under the applicable laws (rera) and all other approvals and permissions.
the information’s including the images and materials presently available on the website shall not be deemed to constitute any advertisement, invitation, solicitation, offer or sale of any of our product and the company shall not be responsible for any consequences of any action taken by any person or authority relying on material or information or otherwise. the data does not constitute part of an offer or agreement and the same is suspect to change without prior notice.
we endeavor to the information up to date but however we make no representations, guarantees or warranties of anything expressed or implied about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability or availability with respect to the information, products, services or related graphics contained on the website for any purpose.
the designs, plans, specifications, facilities, images, feature, features etc. shown on this website are only indicative and subject to the approval of authorities. the company reserves the right to change these without any notice or objections.
we specifically disclaim any and all liability for any claims or damages that may result from providing our website or being temporarily unavailable or the information it contains including any website maintained by third parties and also which is linked to our website.
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Apartments in Puerto del Carmen - Club Oceano 1 bedroom apts.
Club Oceano is perfectly located in a quiet yet central part of Puerto del Carmen. It is just 300 metres to the beachfront promenade, so just a few minutes’ walk to the main beach, shops, restaurants and bars. For those who know Puerto del Carmen, it is conveniently located just up from the middle of the Los Fariones main beach. The Old Town is also only a short walk away and is a good way of sampling some of the local atmosphere with its many fish restaurants. You can see the exact location on our Google location map.
•	Plenty of sun loungers and sun shades, on a spacious sun terrace.
•	Poolside Bar and restaurant showing sporting events offering free wifi.
Club Oceano is made up of 40 spacious apartments built in an L-shape around two heated swimming pools, a luxurious Jacuzzi and a large sun terrace, well stocked with sun loungers and sunshades. There is a large pool with easy access via roman steps and a children’s pool, both of which are heated, both electrically and by solar heating. The swimming pools are low chloride fresh water infinity pools for maximum enjoyment and relaxation. There is a further sun terrace with beds and shades overlooking the pool area on a mezzanine level, with some lovely gardens filled with tropical plants. There is also a stylish poolside private bar with great food, flat screen satellite TVs, pool table and free internet access. The bar is a focal point of the complex where you can relax and have a drink, meal or snack by the infinity pool. Full reception services are at your disposal. Club Oceano continues to attract the same guests season after season, year after year and we are proud of this repeat business.
•	1 bedroom, 2 bedroom and linked ‘3 bedroom’ apartments.
We have one bedroom apartments, two bedroom apartments and linked one bedroom apartments. Linked one bedroom apartments are 2 x 1 bedroom apartments next to each other, which have an internal connecting double door. When opened, these create a large two bedroom apartment, with two bathrooms and two living rooms. The second living room can be used as a 3rd bedroom, making linked apartments very popular with large groups and suitable for larger families, with young children. We have apartments upstairs and downstairs. Many have sea views and nearly all overlook the pool. Please note that, although we do take requests for specific apartments or locations, we can never guarantee any specific apartment or location.
A typical one bedroom apartment has a comfortable living room with sofa and armchair, leading onto an attractive patio or balcony with outside table and chairs. All apartments are fully set up for self-catering with fully fitted kitchens, including oven, four ring hob, toaster, kettle and all necessary kitchen equipment. The bathrooms are modern and have a walk in shower, sink with marble surround and W.C. Beds in the bedroom can be made as double or twin and all bathroom towels and bed linen are provided. Maid service is included and there is a towel change once during the week and linen change once a week. Iron and ironing board is supplied.
All apartments have a flat screen TV with access to English channels, including, BBC1, BBC2, ITV, Channel 4, a news channel and children’s channels. The TV is free. Each apartment has a telephone, safe. Free Wi-F is available in the bar area but is payable in your room and other communal areas (please bring your own hardware).
- TV Satellite (Languages: English), fenced garden, internet (Wi-Fi), hair dryer, 40 m² property, 5,000 m² plot, adapted for disabled people, communal+children's swimming pool (dimensions 10x6 and 5x5, max depth 5.9 ft, min depth 2 ft), communal heated swimming pool (dimensions 10x6, max depth 5.91 ft, min depth 2.95 ft), Open-air parking.
The complex was great value. The apartment had everything we needed and the maids were excellent, keeping the apartment spotless. The pool and bar area is good, with plenty of sunbeds. The location could not have been better.
The beds were a little uncomfortable!
This is our 4th stay, the apartment is far enough from the centre to be peaceful but near enough for easy access to shops, beach, bars etc.
not sure what this means !
This was my sixth visit, first two in Princessa Ico. Overall everything is very good about Club Oceano.
What about a loyalty discount for repeaat clientssenior citizens ?
Great location, the apartment was very clean and the area/bedrooms were very quite at night. Good selection of food/snacks on offer and resonably priced.
Very clean and tidy. Helpful staff. Well equipped kitchen.
Better quality mattresses and more pillows.
Our apartment was clean but rather shabby the bedroom curtains and bed covers really had seen much better days and the whole apartnent could do with a coat of paint . Bar service very slow .

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apartments in puerto del carmen - club oceano 1 bedroom apts.
club oceano is perfectly located in a quiet yet central part of puerto del carmen. it is just 300 metres to the beachfront promenade, so just a few minutes’ walk to the main beach, shops, restaurants and bars. for those who know puerto del carmen, it is conveniently located just up from the middle of the los fariones main beach. the old town is also only a short walk away and is a good way of sampling some of the local atmosphere with its many fish restaurants. you can see the exact location on our google location map.
•	plenty of sun loungers and sun shades, on a spacious sun terrace.
•	poolside bar and restaurant showing sporting events offering free wifi.
club oceano is made up of 40 spacious apartments built in an l-shape around two heated swimming pools, a luxurious jacuzzi and a large sun terrace, well stocked with sun loungers and sunshades. there is a large pool with easy access via roman steps and a children’s pool, both of which are heated, both electrically and by solar heating. the swimming pools are low chloride fresh water infinity pools for maximum enjoyment and relaxation. there is a further sun terrace with beds and shades overlooking the pool area on a mezzanine level, with some lovely gardens filled with tropical plants. there is also a stylish poolside private bar with great food, flat screen satellite tvs, pool table and free internet access. the bar is a focal point of the complex where you can relax and have a drink, meal or snack by the infinity pool. full reception services are at your disposal. club oceano continues to attract the same guests season after season, year after year and we are proud of this repeat business.
•	1 bedroom, 2 bedroom and linked ‘3 bedroom’ apartments.
we have one bedroom apartments, two bedroom apartments and linked one bedroom apartments. linked one bedroom apartments are 2 x 1 bedroom apartments next to each other, which have an internal connecting double door. when opened, these create a large two bedroom apartment, with two bathrooms and two living rooms. the second living room can be used as a 3rd bedroom, making linked apartments very popular with large groups and suitable for larger families, with young children. we have apartments upstairs and downstairs. many have sea views and nearly all overlook the pool. please note that, although we do take requests for specific apartments or locations, we can never guarantee any specific apartment or location.
a typical one bedroom apartment has a comfortable living room with sofa and armchair, leading onto an attractive patio or balcony with outside table and chairs. all apartments are fully set up for self-catering with fully fitted kitchens, including oven, four ring hob, toaster, kettle and all necessary kitchen equipment. the bathrooms are modern and have a walk in shower, sink with marble surround and w.c. beds in the bedroom can be made as double or twin and all bathroom towels and bed linen are provided. maid service is included and there is a towel change once during the week and linen change once a week. iron and ironing board is supplied.
all apartments have a flat screen tv with access to english channels, including, bbc1, bbc2, itv, channel 4, a news channel and children’s channels. the tv is free. each apartment has a telephone, safe. free wi-f is available in the bar area but is payable in your room and other communal areas (please bring your own hardware).
- tv satellite (languages: english), fenced garden, internet (wi-fi), hair dryer, 40 m² property, 5,000 m² plot, adapted for disabled people, communal+children's swimming pool (dimensions 10x6 and 5x5, max depth 5.9 ft, min depth 2 ft), communal heated swimming pool (dimensions 10x6, max depth 5.91 ft, min depth 2.95 ft), open-air parking.
the complex was great value. the apartment had everything we needed and the maids were excellent, keeping the apartment spotless. the pool and bar area is good, with plenty of sunbeds. the location could not have been better.
the beds were a little uncomfortable!
this is our 4th stay, the apartment is far enough from the centre to be peaceful but near enough for easy access to shops, beach, bars etc.
not sure what this means !
this was my sixth visit, first two in princessa ico. overall everything is very good about club oceano.
what about a loyalty discount for repeaat clientssenior citizens ?
great location, the apartment was very clean and the area/bedrooms were very quite at night. good selection of food/snacks on offer and resonably priced.
very clean and tidy. helpful staff. well equipped kitchen.
better quality mattresses and more pillows.
our apartment was clean but rather shabby the bedroom curtains and bed covers really had seen much better days and the whole apartnent could do with a coat of paint . bar service very slow .


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I never saw the first Hitman film, another bad adaptation of a video game or so I heard, that came to audiences in 2007 and starred a pre-Justified Timothy Olyphant and so I have no desire to see this attempt at a reboot in Hitman: Agent 47 that stars Rupert Friend. The film did little to nothing at the box office and so, like its predecessor, it will die a lonesome death in the discount bins at Wal-Mart and Best Buy.
Robert Redford and Nick Nolte star as two friends who decide the best way to connect with their homeland in their old age is to hike the Appalachian Trail with one another. A Walk in the Woods came and went in the doldrums of early September and with the mediocre reviews that accompanied it I don't know that I'll ever summon enough interest to give it a look.

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i never saw the first hitman film, another bad adaptation of a video game or so i heard, that came to audiences in 2007 and starred a pre-justified timothy olyphant and so i have no desire to see this attempt at a reboot in hitman: agent 47 that stars rupert friend. the film did little to nothing at the box office and so, like its predecessor, it will die a lonesome death in the discount bins at wal-mart and best buy.
robert redford and nick nolte star as two friends who decide the best way to connect with their homeland in their old age is to hike the appalachian trail with one another. a walk in the woods came and went in the doldrums of early september and with the mediocre reviews that accompanied it i don't know that i'll ever summon enough interest to give it a look.