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Whitton Tower
A recent Photograph taken April 2012
Early records show the name as Witton Tower, however, as seen on the postcard, it later became Whitton Tower.
The next 2 postcards are published here with the kind permission from Andrew of the www.castleduncan.com forum
I thought it would be a good start to see the changes in just this short time. Check out the conservatory you'll see what I mean.
and also the growth of the creeper, which is a bit more advanced than the photos (1910 &1915) in Mary Scott's collection.
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Border Fury: England and Scotland at War
The border wars between England and Scotland, with legendary figures such as William Wallace (Braveheart) and Robert the Bruce, have been romanticised in poetry, prose and on film. The reality was three long and bloody centuries of conflict. John Sadler, author of new book Border Fury, says that: "There was nothing swashbuckling about this. People, regardless of age or sex, were indiscriminately slaughtered or left to starve, with crops incinerated, livestock driven off and buildings levelled."
These are the Border Wars in which the Reivers had their own laws: It was during this period The Tower was built. There was much fighting, for the lands and rights, as these were taken from and given to others in favour by whoever ruled at the time. These were very violent times and the psychology of these conflicts have molded the peoples of this area.
Robert De UmFraville supported the Balliol and Comyn (through his mother) claims to the Scottish throne and opposed Robert Bruce who had murdered John Comyn in 1306. Robert was not suprisingly conspicuous by his absence from Bruce's first parliament at St Andrews between 1308-9. Robert fought with Ingram and was captured by the Scots at Bannockburn to be ransomed later. Robert was the lord of Redesdale when James "the Black" Douglas took Harbottle when he raided the north in 1318. account of the battles are in wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Douglas,_Lord_of_Douglas detailing the many raids he made in weardale and the surrounding dales.
A story of one well known reiver family - Charlton - talked about the lady of the clan servering up spurs - hinting to her man that the larder was getting bare, the men went on a raiding party to "aquire" some livestock for slaughter.
1386 - Pele Tower originally built in Whitton by Sir Thomas De Umfraville, Lord of Harbottle.
Third son of Gilbert the (official) First earl of Angus and it is suggested that he became a Staller or more probably a Steward 'Valectus Regis' for Edward II and Edward III. He was at the Royal court and started a completely new branch of the family in the South.
The Pele Tower was originally built in Whitton by Sir Thomas, in order to control middle Coquetdale.
Later exchanged with the rector of nearby Rothbury.
The Tower did provided shelter and protection for the locals and their livestock, from the raiding parties of the North. These conflicts offen left the local properties in a poor state, not to mention the attempts to smoke or suffocate the protected inhabitants of the tower by wetting straw and setting fire to it at the entrances.
1415 - appears in roll of 1415
as being in the possession of the rector of Rothbury "Turris de Whitton iuxta Rothebery — Rectoris eiusdem;"
born 1424- died 1474 George Percy rector of Rothbury and of Calderbeck (needs to be verified)
1435-1474 Alexander Cooke, rector of Rothbury,
A weathered mural shield on the west wall of the tower has a coat of arms either of the Umfravilles or of Alexander Cooke, who probably built the upper storey of the tower. The reigning rector is still lord of the manor although the lands and village of Whitton are his no longer.
1512-1523 Canon John Clark, Canon of Carlisle and rector of Rothbury
1530 - The Church of England and the English Reformation
The English Reformation was a series of events in 16th century England by which the Church of England broke away from the authority of the Pope and the Catholic Church.
The history of the Church of England has its origins in the last five years of the 6th century in the Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Kent, and the Gregorian mission of Saint Augustine. The Church of England emphasises continuity through apostolic succession and traditionally looks to these early events for its origins rather than to the changes brought about by the English Reformation. Events such as Henry VIII's schism with the Roman Catholic Church or the excommunication of Elizabeth I or the wider Reformation in mainland Europe all contributed to the development of the Church of England as it is now established, but are regarded as a continuation of the arrival of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church to the British Isles.
1577 Willimus Talentyre, rector of Rothbury alternate name William Tallentire (fl 1556-1577)
1661 John Garthwait, rector of Rothbury
1665 Thomas Cotes (Coates), rector of Rothbury
1669 Henricus Garnett, rector of Rothbury
1679-1720 Dr. John Thomlinson, rector of Rothbury (d.1720)
On his arrival in 1679, he found the parish, a chaos of confusion- its revenues alienated the Church and the Rectory both in a ruinous condition- therefore the whole of his energies were devoted to the important task of restoring his new parish to something like the order which he succeeded in doing in a most commendable manner. The Middle School bears his name. He founded a school with two masters "to teach the English, Latin and Greek tongues
1813-1822 Leveson Vernon Harcourt, rector of Rothbury (b.1788 d.1860)
He went on to be Chancellor of York and making way for his brother Charles who succeeded him as rector of Rothbury.
1822-1870 Canon Charles Vernon Harcourt, rector of Rothbury (b.1798 d.1870)
He greatly enlarged and modernised the property and added the East Wing (now known as "The Rectory"), which became the main entrance to the property in about 1830. The date has always been a bit sketchy with some accounts saying 1830, some as much as 1860. However, I was up on the roof of The Rectory and spotted this last original rainwater hopper, you can see "CVH 1839" in the lead work - CVH = 'Charles Vernon Hardcort' and the year) - all the other lead work was removed for Cast Iron and the new plastics, so it was a rare and lucky find. It looks like from the drawing (1828) that the Tower had some work carried out on it in the similar style, This work appears to be the upper part of the Tower and the windows (note the Battlements and the enlarged windows), Gothic Revival which was popular in the Victorian period. He added his Coat of Arms over the front entrance. A fine example of this architecture was Allerton Castle North Yorkshire.
1871-1886 Dr. Ainger, rector of Rothbury
He remodelled the interior
1894-1900 Canon Edward Mallet Young, rector of Rothbury,
He remodelled the interior
1900-1934 Canon William Goodman Ress, rector (and rual dean) of Rothbury
Last of the Rectors of Rothbury to have live in Whitton Tower. Although while the deeds had reference to his name (by Cllr Angus Watson as known to owned the property for the last 16yrs prior to 1934). It is understood that he died at his home in Bideford, North Devon on 2nd Sept 1934.
1934 Cllr Angus Watson of Newcastle
He purchased the land and properties called Witton Tower from the church. He had already acquired the vicarage glebe lands as well as nearby Whitton Grange, to preserve what he called the "amenities of the district". Within a year, he had leased Whitton Tower to Newcastle City Council for a children's convalescent home, a use it retained until 1983 one of the stipulations was for the name to be - The Ethel Watson Childrens Convalescent Home. Cllr Angus Watson rented the property to the Newcastle City Council until 1957 where upon he gifted the property.
1937-1983 The Ethel Watson Childrens Convalescent Home.
The City Council added a two storey extention to the North end of the East Wing. That was used as a bath and toilet block.
The council provided short term and long term care here.
1983-1987 The Del-Greco family divided the property and land up into several units.
They live there as a family in the separated units. Then one by one sold them off, as privately owned residences which they are currently. Several units had new bungalows built.
On the high ground to the South East, he added a round tower now known as "Sharps Folly". In order to give employment to the village masons when out of work. Dr. Sharp, besides being a learned divine, studied the occult science of astrology, and this tower may have served his interest.
Dr Thomas Sharp's 9th son - Granville Sharp (b.1735-d.1813), one of the leading and most influential figures involved in the emancipation and abolition of the slave trade. Granville Sharp, a remarkable man, commonly regarded as 'the father of the abolitionist cause', was born in Durham in 1735. The ninth and youngest son of the Rev Thomas Sharp, and grandson of John Sharp, Archbishop of York, he was educated at Durham Grammar School before being apprenticed to a quaker linendraper in Tower Hill, London in 1750. excerpt taken from Adam Mathews Publications
1784-1796 Dr. Edward Drummond, rector of Rothbury (d.1813)
He then made extensive additions to Whitton Tower
(see drawing of Whitton Tower as it appeared in 1828)
I came across this very pretty embossed postcard of Whitton Tower, in an online auction, just recently (Jan 2013). It was published by G.H. Grey, Rothbury, and has a postage stamp dated: AU 8 1911. It looks to me like it has been enhanced, note the left and right side show a darken area - these should be large trees but the picture shows a very neat line near to the centre line of the picture. Artistic licence presumably. I think this may be the earliest postcard of Whitton Tower out there, There isn't much creeper growth on the Pele which can be seen in Mary Scott's collection starting in 1910, So, given creeper growth rates this picture must be a lot earlier. if anyone knows differently please let me know. I'm very interested in the dates of the two postcards that follow this one.
The next 2 postcards came from Mary Scott's collection. She has a fascinating set of photographs and postcards of the area and over time showing subtle changes.
Post Card 1 is believed to have been taken in 1910 Post Card 2 is believed to have been taken in 1915


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Andrew Gaydosh shot a 41 to lead the Wildcats. Joe Capitosti fired a 42, Logan Dellafiora had a 44, Colin Moore added a 45, and John Capitosti and Alex Arone each posted a 47.
Hunter Duriez carded a 42 to pace Northern Cambria. Austin Tibbott had a 44, Mark Farrell and Jim Rescinito each fired a 46, Ray Shell added a 47, and Ben Strollo posted a 49.
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If you read my first post about having Tea with Anne Willan, you'll know I won a visit with Anne Willan, the famous cookbook author, in a silent auction to benefit the Culinary Historians of Southern California. What I didn't mention in my previous posting is that part of the prize was helping Ms. Willan and her staff test recipes for her upcoming cookbook about the history of cookbooks.
Ms. Willan was in the final stage of testing recipes for the book, which is based on the antiquarian cookbooks she has collected over the years with her husband, Mark Cherniavsky. The most exciting part (at least to me) is that she's including a selection of recipes based on original recipes from these old, sometimes ancient cookbooks.
At a recent lecture at the Los Angeles Public Library, Ms. Willan discussed her project and way in which she tested her recipes. You can watch her lecture "Old Recipes in the Kitchen" or read my blog report, but the basic idea for each recipe she includes in the book is to "reconstruct the recipe, not adapt it". Meaning that she wanted to make a version of the original recipe that tasted as close to the original recipe as possible using modern ingredients. Easier said than done.
When I and two other members of the Culinary Historians visited her kitchen, Ms. Willan and her team were finishing up the medieval chapter and we had the fun of helping them run through a final testing of recipes for Jance, Tarte of Prunes, and Ypocras. Tarte of Prunes was pretty self-explanatory, but Jance? Ypocras? I had no idea what these recipes would produce. And that was part of what made the recipe testing so entertaining. It was a discovery of something new, but at the same time very old. And I suspect this same spirit will permeate the book. I can't wait to read it and try out these recipes for myself.
Everyone at the table was given a handout for each recipe being tested that included a description of the dish, the book it came from, and the background of the recipe, along with the recipe itself. At the end of the handout came a list of questions to be answered. We were also given a "recipe testing sheet", which each person in attendance was supposed to fill out for future use. Ms. Willan told us that she always likes to include outsiders in her testing because it provides a new perspective. The outsider is often her husband, whom she calls "The Man on the Street". But today, I was "The Woman on the Street".
First up was a recipe for jance. Turns out, jance is commonly used ancient term that covers a wide range of foods. According to Ms. Willan, every medieval cookbook contains a recipe for jance, but the ingredients can be very different, although jance recipes often call for almonds and ginger. Our recipe came from "Le Viandier" by Taillevent (Guillaume Tirel) and was first published in 1486 from a manuscript dated 1392.
|Tarte of Prunes with cup of ypocras in the background, Anne Willan's kitchen, June 2010.
Two versions were presented to us. The one with a delicate leaf on top had ypocras, the other did not. After some debate, we all agreed that the one with the ypocras was best. It was richer and altogether delicious. Ms. Willan described Tarte of Plums as a "five hundred year old Fig Newton", and it was, in a way. But the version with the ypocras was something else altogether. How could I resist giving this dish an A-? I guess I was an easy grader that day.
|Two versions of Tarte of Prunes, one with ypocras, the other without. Anne Willan's kitchen, June 2010.
Next up, was the eagerly anticipated ypocras. Ypocras is a spiced wine that was consumed as a beverage, or as a cure for "illnesses caused by cold humors", or as a cooking ingredient, as we saw in the Tarte of Prune. The recipe was from from the same source as the jance-- "Le Viandier" by Taillevent (Guillaume Tirel) and first printed in 1486 from a 1392 manuscript.
The most interesting thing about ypocras is that it called for an ingredient called "grains of paradise", which was new to me. It was a common medieval substitution for black pepper, although it is in no way related to the pepper plant. At a time when people often ate food that was going bad (or had gone bad), I can see why grains of paradise would have been a welcome addition to many dishes, including wine. It's Latin name is Aframomum meleguaeta and it is part of the ginger family. Native to West Africa, it was imported to Europe through caravan routes across the Sahara desert and up into Sicily.
It looks like pepper, but has a much more flowery aroma. I don't know what ypocras would have tasted like with black pepper, but it certainly was delicious with grains of paradise.
The final rating for ypocras? An "A".
As was the entire experience.
I'm NOT an easy grader-- ask my students. But I give the whole experience an "A+."


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"I was always interested in international development," says Jennifer Isern, who is a Lead Microfinance Specialist for The Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) in Washington, DC. She chose international development as her field of study upon arrival at the Woodrow Wilson School, right after completing undergraduate studies. While she had worked with a research project through USAID/Costa Rica and the Montana Senate, Jennifer felt the need for more experience and decided to take 15 months off from school to work abroad.
She speaks fondly of her "year-out" experiences, noting that they proved to be pivotal for career development after Princeton. She first worked with USAID in Senegal, where she fostered further interest in development while working on gender analysis of the mission's agricultural projects, as well as proposing similar analysis for education projects. She then went to Niger to work with CARE, where she helped launch a village-based savings and credit program which has now grown to serve over 70,000 clients nation-wide.
After graduating from WWS, Jennifer went back to work with CARE, this time in Togo. There, she helped initiate five projects on issues ranging from microcredit and NGO capacity building to girls' education and HIV/AIDS prevention. She then worked as a regional advisor in economic development for CARE before closing a chapter of her life in West Africa and moving back to the U.S. to work with CGAP.
Since she joined CGAP just a year after it was established in 1995, Jennifer has been an active participant in the expansion of the organization. CGAP is a consortium of 29 public and private donor agencies that support microfinance. The group aims to strengthen microfinance institutions by providing technical assistance, advice, funding, and training to the microfinance industry and its donors.
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When thinking of what I'm going to write about each day, there are a couple of ways that ideas come up – I have a notepad that I keep brainstorming ideas on, things happen locally that need coverage, and sometimes inspiration just strikes. That car above inspired me today.
I'm not sure who's car that is. It was parked next to me in our lot.
If it's a co-worker – I'm sorry for putting your car out there…but, then again, I assume you wouldn't have a hot pink and zebra interior if you didn't want at least some attention.
If it's not a co-worker – well, you shouldn't be parked in our lot anyway, so I consider that fair game.
Either way, this person obviously has a passion for pink and has taken her decorating point of view on the road with her (it's safe to assume it's a female because of the "Jersey Girl" bumper sticker. Hey, you never know).
I have some decorations on/in my car, with baseball logos, college stickers, etc. A lot of us like to give shout outs to the teams, businesses, and causes that are important to us.
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In Papua New Guinea it's the women who get tattooed, not the men. It's a tradition that has faded away in recent times though, with only the older generation of grandmothers sporting their tribal ink.
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I like to feel the union with the nature, to live in harmony. I like shawl-dance and enjoy walking before sleeping when I can think about the day I had and plan my future, or just to dream.
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I like to meet any life difficulties with the smile on my face! Also i prefer to be kind and caring to other people, I believe that a good talk and a sincere smile can solve many problems in people's relations. I am a loving and affectionate lady. I think I am kind, sympathetic, jolly. I have lots of love in my heart and now I share it with my daughter, though I would also like to share it with my man. I dream to find you - the man who will appreciate my sincere feelings and will not break my heart, the man who is ready to give and to receive. I like romance and I know how to make your everyday life like a little holiday every time when we are together.
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Sundoulos - Fall 2012
Faculty Activities
In this issue
- Pitfalls of Visionary Leadership
- Look Where You're Going!
- Introducing Dr. Clinton E. Arnold As Dean
- Dean's Column
- Alumni Focus
- Campus News
- Faculty Activities
Faculty Awards
Andy Draycott received a Wabash Center grant to participate in their Teaching and Learning Workshop.
Garry DeWeese received the Faculty Excellence Award for Teach- ing for 2012.
Ashish J. Naidu received Biola's Faculty Research and Development Grant for 2012-13.
Douglas S. Huffman was selected as a Fellow with Biola's Center for Christian Thought (Fall 2012).
Klaus Issler received the Kern Family Foundation Grant to fund his participation in the Acton Institute.
New Faculty
Talbot welcomes Aaron Devine (B.A., University of Washington, M.A., Talbot, Ph.D. in progress, Fuller Theological Seminary) as a new Assistant Dean. Aaron has served Biola for ten years as an adjunct professor and as the Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions. We also welcome Charlie Trimm (B.S., Western Washington University; M.Div., Northwest Baptist Seminary; Ph.D., Wheaton College Graduate School), who joins the department of Biblical and Theological Studies, specializing in the Old Testament.
Richard Rigsby retired after 37 years at Talbot. Sundoulos incor- rectly reported his years of service. Richard's presence in the Talbot halls is greatly missed.
Faculty Activities
J. Kent Edwards was keynote speaker at several conferences, including the Ministry Equipping Conference at Pacific Islands Uni- versity on Guam and the Propel Leadership Conference in Albany.
Kevin E. Lawson delivered the 2012 James D. Strauss Lectures at Lincoln Christian University.
Erik Thoennes taught at Forest Home and Hume Lake Camps this summer and will preach in chapel at Trinity Western University in Vancouver in January 2013.
Douglas S. Huffman delivered the Fall convocation address at San Diego Christian College.
John Coe is serving as the interim teaching pastor at Redeemer Church in La Mirada, and ran Spiritual Formation Retreats for Saddleback Church and Rock Harbor Church in the Fall.
Gary L. McIntosh ran seminars on the topic of "Take Your Church to the Next Level" for several denominational groups, and was inter- viewed on the radio show Live From Seattle.
Klaus Issler was interviewed about his book, Living into the Life of Jesus, on radio shows in Detroit, MI and Lewisburg, PA.
Thomas J. Sappington spoke on the the topic of "The Role of Inner Healing and Deliverance in Pastoral Ministry" at the PATI Conference at the Evangelical Theological Seminary of Indonesia in June, 2012.
Rex Johnson and his wife are leading ReUnite, a new marriage ministry in their church. Its goal is to redeem devitalized and con- flicted marriages so that they become pictures of God at work.
Mark Saucy was a speaker at conferences for Living Word Chris- tian Churches in Cebu City, Philippines, and for Hope for People Churches in Odessa, Ukraine.
Talbot Faculty Papers to Be Presented at Scholarly Conferences in 2012-13:
Evangelical Theological Society/ Evangelical Philosophical Society: Uche Anizor, "Jesus, the Royal-Priestly "Reader": Another Look at the Threefold Office of Christ"; Kenneth Berding, "At the Intersection of Mission and Spiritual Formation in the Letters of Paul"; Andy Draycott, "Green Preaching in a Plastic Church: Prophetic Speech for Creation Groaning Toward New Creation"; Andy Draycott and Garry De Weese, "Understanding Place: The Beginnings of Creation Care"; William Lane Craig, "Truth – Who Needs It?"; John Coe, "Contemplation and Contemplative Prayer: A Theological and Philosophical Exploration"; R. Douglas Geivett, "The Problem of Divine Hiddenness in Contemporary Film"; Douglas S. Huffman, "Historical Competency in New Testament Commentaries"; Gary Manning, "The "Character" of Scripture in the Fourth Gospel: A Literary Analysis"; Ashish J. Naidu, "The Transformation of Fallen Creation: Cyril of Alexandria and John Chrysostom on the Sacramental Implications of Christ's Baptism"; Victor Rhee, "Christology in Hebrews: Preexistence, Incarnation, and Exaltation of Christ"; Thomas J. Sappington, "Deliverance, Inner Healing and the Process of Spiritual Formation: A Suggested Paradigm"; Mark Saucy, "Personal Ethics of the New Covenant: How does the Spirit change us?"
North American Professors of Christian Education: Freddy Cardoza, "Searching for an Academic Position: Your Professional Networking Plan"; Octavio J Esqueda, Response to the plenary session "Passing the Baton: How do We Engage the Digital Generation in Learning?"; Jonathan H. Kim, "Personhood and Spirituality in Christian Formation"; Kevin E. Lawson, "Nurturing the Faith in Children and Youth in the Middle Ages: Much More Going on than We Thought!"
Other Conferences: Kevin E. Lawson, "Children Learning the Faith in the Middle Ages: Learning from Past Practices for Present Needs" (Children's Spirituality Conference); Darian Lockett, "Holding Out Hope for the Intruders: The Prophetic Background of Jude's Offer of Mercy" (Society of Biblical Literature); Gary L. Macintosh, "Five Ways to Start a Turnaround in Your Church" (Society for Church Consulting); Ashish J. Naidu, "Assisting Grace or Transforming Grace? An Investigation of the Motifs of Grace in John Chrysostom's Exposition of Hebrews" (North American Patristic Society)
Faculty Publications
William Lane Craig, co-editor, Come Let Us Reason: New Essays in Christian Apologetics (B&H Academic, 2012).
Andy Draycott, co-editor and contributor, Living Witness: Explora- tions in Missional Ethics (IVP, 2012).
Edward (Mickey) Klink and Darian Lockett, Understand- ing Biblical Theology: A Comparison of Theory and Practice (Zondervan, 2012).
Ashish J. Naidu, Transformed in Christ: Christology and the Christian Life in John Chrysostom (Pickwick Publications, 2012).
Douglas S. Huffman, The Handy Guide for New Testament Greek: Grammar, Syntax, and Diagramming (Kregel, 2012); editor and con- tributor, Christian Contours: How a Biblical Worldview Shapes the Mind and Heart (Kregel, 2011).
Matt Williams, editor, Ajith Fernando, Comentarios Biblicos con Aplicacion: Hechos (Editorial Vida, 2012); David Garland, Comentarios Biblicos con Aplicacion: Colosenses y Filemon (Editorial Vida, 2012); N.T. Wright, Simplemente Cristiano: Por que el cristianismo tiene sentido. (Editorial Vida, 2012)


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Torque on a receptacle screw?
I had to change an outdoor receptacle today. When I was installing the new one, a Leviton BR15, I managed to strip the screw or the threads in the terminal nut for the back-wiring.
I was just using a standard screwdriver, nothing really big. It didn't feel like I was putting too much torque on the screw, but I guess I was.
After that, I just side-wired using the same receptacle, using the other screw (nice that there are two hots and neutrals<g>).
Now, I've always had trouble knowing how tight to make things like this. Since I was a teenager, I found that I seem to have a lot of torque in my arms/wrists.
Is there a such tool as a torque screwdriver that I could buy, and if so, how much torque should these screws get?
I really don't like the back wiring anyway, since you can't see the actual connection, and I have had issues with wires pulling out of some of the Leviton GFCI receptacles.
I am going to side-wire all of them from now on.
Thanks for your advice.
Here is one from Sears, but others make them.
Considering a regular "automotive" type of torque wrench is less than $20.
Sure is. I thought the $80 for a general purpose torque wrench was high.
Well, to be sure, I'm not going to spend $150 on the tool just to spare the occasional inconvenience of stripping out small screws/nuts.
I think I'm just going to have to stop eating so much spinach:laughing:
The receptacle I was installing was the commercial/residential model. I doubt that I would have had the same problem with the industrial.
In any case, I could not find a torqing spec for it. I've read here about proper torque on large lugs, like the main breaker, but never for a receptacle.
Here is a Leviton hospital grade outlet which says "Designed torque capability of +20 inch pounds."
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And I would assume 12 inch pounds = 1 foot pound?
Maybe it comes with practice but I have never really had an issue with it before.
My favorite way to do plugs, especially if i have alot to do is to set the clutch on my drill around 3 and 4. Then i just give it on the trigger and when the clutch kicks in the screw is plenty tight.
The correct torque is about 1/4 turn past where the screw contacts the wire against the back plate. As far as I'm concerned, there really is no reason to have a torque screwdriver for devices. Breakers maybe... but not devices.
I've always thought it silly to have a torque value for outlet screws, however since reading this topic, I do see a use for it and that is "King Kong men" (one of which I work with sometimes) who tighten things TOO tight to the point the screw strips or breaks.
I was doing some axle work with this guy recently and handed him a torque wrench set to 90 ft. lbs. I said tighten until it clicks. It clicked right away and he looked bewildered - said "Shouldn't it be tighter than that?"
I said "NO!"
Wow a $20 torque wrench, I wouldn't trust that, considering my regular automotive type torque wrench cost over $400, could have even been $500, I try not to think about it
I'm just going to side-wire from now on. Never had a problem with them.
The P&S outlets that I really like the clamps on are exposed on the side, just like a regular side wire screw, but it has a clamp on it. Unlike the clamps on many GFCI's which I would sometimes rate as having an "average" hold on the wire, these really "clamp-down" the way a breaker does.
Hard to beat using the regular side wire outlets for a secure hold(just more work), I use my small long nose Kliens to wrap the wire tight around the screw, then if it is a smidgen long, I snip the end of it off after it is warped around the screw, with a sharp snips.
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It's been a fast and furious few weeks for 10 unemployed veterans. They have gone through a food service technician "boot camp" designed to help them find jobs in the food service industry. Geneva Navy vet Don Voorhees tells us the program at the New York Wine and Culinary Center has provided him with new skill sets.
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JK Half Doors
I have a 2013 JKR 10TH Ann loaded up. I want to add new half doors can I make all my options work ect.... power windows : )
Yes you can make all your options work except power windows. :p
You can get power locks though. But why? It's a plastic window that can easily be defeated. Just save yourself the $$ for that part.
I have half doors that I use during the summer and part of fall and spring and I do not have any power features. I don't think there is a point to the power features.
I leave my doors unlocked all the time and most of the time, I do not even have my door uppers on.
The only thing I do, is I will arm the jeep with the remote. This way, if the door is opened without disarming, the alarm will sound. That's good enough for me:)
I just got some soft half doors for mine.
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Positioned deep in Bronte Country and with a wealth of heritage, this Victorian manor house offers luxurious guest bedrooms, some with private hot tubs. In three quarters of an acre of mature gardens, the house retains many original features and antique furniture. We have an AA Breakfast award, breakfast is included in the room price.
All 8 bedrooms have been decorated with a sophisticated and unique style, sympathetically combining modern day amenities such as digital TV channels, heated towel rails and free Wi-Fi in most rooms with many original features.
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Windows/screens for screened porch?
I'm considering enclosing part of a deck to make a screened porch. Ideally, I'd like to have screens that are interchangeable with windows---the screens would be on all summer (when it never rains), and the windows would be on for the winter/rainy season (without the screens). The windows just need to keep the water out. Is there any sort of system like this? I'm on a budget, so price is a big consideration. Thanks.
There are places that make custom windows for porches like that, but plain old storm windows from big box work well and are cheap.
Screen Porch Windows
Agree the easiest, and probably least expensive option, is to use storm windows. You can either frame out for standard windows or have them custom made. Custom made windows will be an investment. From personal experience, make sure you have a safe place to store them so they won't get broken during the summer months. I'd usually end up cracking a corner or breaking the glass on at least one window per season.
Another option are Eze-Breeze windows that are meant for what you want to achieve. More expensive but fit almost any opening.
And, since he was such a penny pincher, he used the same plastic for 20+ years. :laughing:
It's not the prettiest solution, but it would serve the purpose.....
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Yoga for Breast Cancer
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania
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First received: November 11, 2013
Last updated: January 22, 2016
Last verified: January 2016
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|November 11, 2013
|Last Updated Date
|January 22, 2016
|Start Date ICMJE
|March 2013
|Primary Completion Date
|July 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Number of Adverse Events [ Time Frame: One Year ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01985945 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
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|Yoga for Breast Cancer
|Official Title ICMJE
|A Randomized Study of the Effect of Yoga in Patients With Breast Cancer Receiving Radiation Therapy
|Brief Summary
|The purpose of this study is to examine the use of Eischens yoga for 8 weeks in one cohort of 20 women with stage I and II breast cancer receiving radiation therapy treatment, while a second cohort of the same type of and number of patients who, instead of yoga will receive standard supportive therapy, Questionnaire measuring cancer-related quality of life (FACT-G instrument) and fatigue (Brief Fatique Inventory) will be given to patients at several points.
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|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
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|Women With Stage I or II Breast Cancer Undergoing Active Radiation Therapy
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|Other: Yoga
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|July 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Exclusion Criteria:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
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In Depth
Quantum physics rules nature
Quantum theory doesn't just apply to physics - it's behind natural things like photosynthesis, homing pigeons and possibly consciousness itself, writes Brian Clegg. 19 comments
The Issaquah experiment: an inspiring use of computers in education
Educators have been grappling with the question of how best to deploy computers in schools for a very long time. But what if we thought of the students as IT workers?
Colour me chemical
Colour is all around us, but almost all pure compounds are white. That's not surprising when you know what it takes to make a thing coloured, writes Theodore Gray.
The great redback invasion of Brisbane
The redback is something of an Aussie icon - every Australian child is taught to be wary of this small, but lethal, spider with the distinctive red stripe on its back.
2015 Aussie sky guide
A lunar eclipse, planetary encounters, comets and meteor showers top Ian Musgrave's list of what to see in the sky this year.
The true science behind Finding Nemo
How much of the movie Finding Nemo was based on actual science?
Flying high - 9 facts for frequent flyers
Why does airline food taste so terrible? Are planes becoming fuel efficient? Take your mind sky high and give yourself something to think about next time you take off ...
The ExperiMentals
If you were to make a contemporary version of Julius Sumner Miller's "Why is it So?" what would it look like?
The Holden story (part 2): from Roo bars to robots
Australian car manufacturing boomed in the 1960s and '70s, but after the oil shock and the floating of the dollar, an increasingly globalised world presented major challenges. 0 comments
The Holden story (part 1): that's our car!
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Appropriate technology in the Red Centre
"It's not glamorous and it's challenging. It's rewarding, but it's not the area that you go if you're looking for promotion."
Life after television
In 1995, at a time when Pay-TV was just beginning its roll out in Australia, the ABC Science program Hot Chips reported on a very different vision of the future of television.
Saving giant clams in the South Pacific
Widespread poaching throughout the South Pacific in the 1970s and 80s dramatically reduced the natural population of these amazing creatures, reducing the status of the species to "vulnerable"
Five reasons not to shrink to the nano-scale
Life is hard enough at regular size, but if you were one billion times smaller, the world would throw up a whole new bunch of challenges, writes Bernie Hobbs.
Predicting the future of newspapers (and the iPad)
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More Disgusting News: This morning, just after listening to all the racist rednecks who listen to Francene call in to complain about Pres. Obama and his health care speech last night, I got Billy Reed's well-written piece about how UK fans were incensed that Coach Calipari sent the Commander in Chief a UK jersey. He had to take down his post after too many racist comments showed up that was "not representative of UK basketball." Sorry, Coach, but it is. [BillyReedSays]
Fox41 Gets Video: Outraged parents in Breckenridge County are threatening to sue the local public high school over that trip to church the football coach took his team on. The coach and school superintendent aren't talking to media. And Fox41 got some video of the baptisms. Amazingly, a lot of folks don't think it's that big a deal. [Fox41]
Some Good News: That goon from South Carolina who called the President a liar during his speech last night? His opponent has raised a boatload of cash today. [USA Today]
Mayor on Fourth: Jerry Abramson got around to answering questions about Cordish on WHAS-TV today. Rachel Platt asked if he'd do anything differently. Rather than answering, he talked about how great it was that they kept the spot open on Fourth Street. He does point out, rightly, that the Metro Council did authorize the payments. [WHAS-TV]
More Cordish News: LEO's follow-up on the spending down there includes anonymous comments from developers, all of whom say they could have done the job for a lot less than $950K. [LEO]
Back to Hoops: OK, Coach, we're willing to go ahead and act like it's just like any other basketball season. The Cards will be on national TV 14 times this year, including a rematch with my Hilltoppers (remember, WKU won last year) at Freedom Hall Dec. 19. The Kentucky game is at Rupp Jan. 2. It is the last season at Freedom Hall. [Cards]
B-day Shoutout: Fox41 in the Morning producer Cara Sabin. WHAS Radio newsman Joe Hall. Our favorite attorney, Sheila Berman. Happy Happy Happy Birthday.


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0: Forced fumbles by the Packers' safeties in 2013. They forced three in 2012, four in 2011 and zero in 2010.
0: Interceptions by the Packers' safeties in 2013. The safeties intercepted four passes in 2012, eight in 2011 and eight in 2010.
0: Times, since the Packers began listing "safeties" and "cornerbacks" rather than just "defensive backs," that the safeties failed to record an interception. That made 2013 a dubious first.
1: Only one team (Jacksonville) had one interception from its safeties. Five teams had two interceptions. Of the Super Bowl teams, Seattle had eight and Denver three.
3: Between 1987 and 2011, the Packers had one safety record at least three interceptions every season. In 2012, Morgan Burnett's safety-high two interceptions snapped that streak.
7: Interceptions by Charles Woodson in 2011.
8: Interceptions by all of the Packers' defensive backs in 2013.
8: Completions of 40-plus allowed in 2013 by the entire defense, which was tied for eighth-fewest in the league. Green Bay allowed seven completions of 40-plus yards in 2012, 10 in 2011, eight in 2010 and eight in 2011.
8: Passes defensed by Burnett, according to the Packers' count. Had broke up 13 in 2012 and 14 in 2011.
12: Passes defensed by all of the Packers' safeties. They broke up 37 in 2012. Jerron McMillian went from 13 to one (and out of the league) and M.D. Jennings went from six to two.
16: Interceptions by the Packers' defensive backs in 2012.
25: Interceptions by the Packers' defensive backs in 2011.
25: Games without an interception by Tramon Williams after picking off two passes against Chicago in Week 2 of 2012. He intercepted four passes in the final eight games of this season.
28: Missed tackles by the cornerbacks, according to ProFootballFocus.com. In 2012, the corners missed 17.
32: Missed tackles by the safeties, according to ProFootballFocus.com. In 2012, the safeties missed 24.
50.0: Completion percentage in passes thrown at Sam Shields, according to ProFootballFocus.com. That ranked eighth out of 110 cornerbacks who received 25 percent playing time. Davon House allowed 52.5 percent (16th), Williams 60.7 percent (62nd) and Micah Hyde 72.7 percent (101st).
60: Passes defensed by the Packers' cornerbacks, according to the coaches' tally. Casey Hayward had one.
61: Completions of 20-plus yards allowed in 2013 by the entire defense, which ranked 27th in the league. Green Bay allowed 50 completions of 20-plus yards in 2012, 71 in 2011 and 44 in 2010
78: Passes defensed by the Packers' cornerbacks in 2012, according to the coaches' tally. Hayward had 25.
95.9: Passer rating allowed in 2013, which ranked 25th in the league. The Packers' average ranking in opponent passer rating since Dom Capers took over as defensive coordinator was 4.75 from 2009 through 2012 (76.8 in 2012, 80.6 in 2011, 67.2 in 2010, 68.8 in 2009), and they were second overall during that span.
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A group of pensioner charity volunteers may not appear to pose much of a threat. But when a London MP heard they were visting him at his constituency office to deliver a petition, he was so alarmed he called the police.
Sir Richard Ottaway, Conservative MP for Croydon South, said he rang officers "out of concern" about security when the dozen campaigners arrived. The volunteers, 10 of whom are retirement age, went to his constituency office in Purley to hand him a petition against the Government's Lobbying Bill.
Liz Marsden, 39, is a Friends of the Earth volunteer who had arranged an appointment with Sir Richard to present the petition and bring along other campaigners.
She said: "Sir Richard thought it was an open invitation to anyone in the country to come to his office, but I tried to tell him it wasn't.
"When we arrived the police cars were on the drive and the police came out and spoke to us, but they could see we were a bunch of pensioners and generally nice, responsible people.
"Sir Richard met us on the way to his car but he was a bit brusque. The 81-year-old lady in our group thought he was a bit intimidating, more intimidating than we were to him."
The charity workers oppose the Transparency of Lobbying, Non-Party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill, set up to legislate campaign spending, but which critics say would "gag" charities in their campaigns.
Sir Richard said Mrs Marsden had booked an appointment at his surgery to present their petition but found out a larger party would be attending. He added: "We got in touch to ask for assurances about security issues and she failed to give those assurances.
"Out of concern for my two staff and the five or so other constituents who had appointments with me, I called the local police team to notify them of a protest. If you have an unknown number of people descending on your office you have to take precautions. I would do the same again."
A Met spokesman said: "Officers spoke to all parties. No offences were identified and the officers left."
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LifeSpan TR 1200i Folding Treadmill
Folding unit overflows with features.Top Rated Diets of 2017
The LifeSpan TR 1200i Folding Treadmill offers a low-impact cardio workout with 17 pre-programmed workouts and variable speed and incline. The color LCD console display monitors time, distance, steps, speed, incline, heart rate, and calorie burn. The stable frame design, cushioned deck, and integrated speaker system round out the package for a home unit that's built with all the durability and perks of one you'd see at the gym.
LifeSpan Fitness is a leader in fitness equipment, with an array of products designed for light cardio workouts. Part of PCE Health and Fitness, the company has received multiple awards and accolades for its lines of fitness products, which include treadmills, stationary bikes, elliptical trainers, and rowers.
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- 17 pre-programmed workouts, plus two heart programs and two custom programs
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The LifeSpan TR 1200i Folding Treadmill includes a membership to the LifeSpan Fitness Club. Through the club, users can manage their health online, selecting exercise programs, determining goals, and tracking fitness results. With each workout, the treadmill records details on the included LifeSpan USB storage device. Then, users simply upload results to the computer for full access to detailed reports. This ability to share fitness details with friends and family may be a great motivator for many.CONCLUSION
The LifeSpan TR1200i Folding Treadmill offers a variety of pre-programmed workouts and customization capability. With 15 adjustable incline levels and speeds up to 11 miles per hour, the LifeSpan TR1200i is a fitness machine that caters to users of every level. Bonus features like membership in the online LifeSpan Fitness Club, a cushioned deck, and integrated speaker system keep the workouts interesting.Common Misspellings
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War on obnoxious airline passengers
Congress is considering a law that would ban cellphone conversations by passengers during commercial flights.
The House Transportation Committee plans to take up a bill that would ban conversations while the plane is in the air.
Some lawmakers -- and passengers -- want to ban cell calls before they start. Recent advancements in technology and looser rules from the Federal Communication Commission could make calls from 35,000 feet in the air possible.
The Prohibiting In-Flight Voice Communications on Mobile Wireless Devices Act of 2013 is being pushed by Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) and has 29 bipartisan co-sponsors.
"This is about people not being obnoxious and annoying in the air space," Shuster said. "At the end of the day, this is all about social discourse."
Some oppose the law and think that passengers and airlines will be able to self-police without government interference.
"Let us have our inflight cellphone calls," Digital Trends editor Andrew Couts wrote. "The people who abuse the privilege will have an earful from their fellow passengers soon enough, trust us."
The law would not ban the use of cellphones to browse the Internet or send text messages.


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Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Breasts
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- 4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 4 thyme sprigs, plus 1 teaspoon chopped thyme
- 8 slices of thick-cut bacon (1/2 pound)
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 pound chicken livers, trimmed
- 1 medium shallot, minced
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon sherry vinegar
- 1 cup chicken stock or low-sodium broth
How to make this recipe
Preheat the oven to 400°. Season the chicken with salt and pepper. Place a thyme sprig on top of each breast half and wrap each half in 2 slices of bacon; secure the bacon with toothpicks.
Heat a large, ovenproof skillet. Add the chicken and cook over moderately high heat until the bacon is browned, 5 minutes. Turn the chicken and roast in the oven for 10 minutes, or until cooked through. Add 1 tablespoon of the butter and the chopped thyme to the pan and baste the chicken. Let rest for 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a small skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of the oil. Season the livers with salt and pepper. Cook over moderately high heat until golden brown, about 4 minutes. Add the shallot and garlic and cook until softened. Add 2 tablespoons of the vinegar and cook for 2 minutes. Add the stock and the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter and simmer over low heat until the livers are firm. Puree the livers in a blender and strain through a very fine sieve set over a saucepan. Stir in the remaining oil and vinegar; season with salt and pepper.
Discard the toothpicks and thickly slice the chicken. Spoon the sauce onto plates, top with the chicken and serve.
Serve With
Roasted fingerling potatoes and sautéed Swiss chard.
Suggested Pairing
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Should you be curious about the whole stance modding philosophy, look no further than this video produced by Pacific north west photographer Mike Kippen about Mark Lambert's amulet red B6 A4 sedan.
If you're like Mark, perhaps you're beyond the whole "stance" term but it's hard to deny this mainly West Coast born modding theme whereby cars are tastefully
Check out this stanced candy apple red 2002 A4 featured this month on Eurotuner.com. Given its many (and we mean many) modifications, SEMA show subtlety level and mix of many modifying styles, we're guessing most everyone who sees it will have an opinion on it.
For the OE+ guys, the car sports a B7 nose conversion despite its B6 rounded tail and 2002 production
Just in case you attended this summer's Waterfest show in New Jersey, you likely spotted this Imola Yellow Audi S4 sedan parked at the NGP stand in the vendor area. Truth is. It's hard to miss.
Sitting super low and rolling on 19x9.5" Miro 111 wheels that bare more than a passing resemblance to BBS motorsport wheels one might see on a Porsche RS Spyder LMP2 car in similar yellow paint, it's
On the tuning scene we've seen themed but not those based on a cartoon. Then came Eddie Rosovich's B6 Avant based on Spy vs. Spy. We're guessing the final product won't be for everyone but we tip the hat to Eddie for a thorough implementation with just enough hint of OE+ style. We