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Budding Artist? Check Out Julie J Studio
The new downtown Libertyville art studio offers classes for all ages.
When a couple of moms and their toddlers walked into Julie J Studio, owner Julie Latayan immediately went into artist mode.
She set the children up at small easels where they could express their creativity through some finger-painting. They also had a chance to color and play with "Moon Dust."
"(I enjoy) seeing the kids so excited about what they make," said Latayan, a Grayslake resident. "They're just beaming."
An artist from birth, Latayan said her own talent really took off in eighth grade.
"My teacher was a real artist and she really took me under her wing," she said.
Latayan went on to spend five years teaching art at Wilmington High School near Joliet. She also displayed her art street fairs and art shows. She even opened her own studio but eventually sold the building.
She decided to open a studio in Libertyville because "the opportunities were here, the culture is here.
"It's a really friendly town," she added.
A Sea of Color
Julie J Studio is a colorful environment. Students' paintings hang on the walls. The floor in the back part of the studio is splattered with paint. Latayan repurposed an inexpensive large, round table and painted a large peacock on it. Even the chairs at the table have been repurposed; she covered them with green spray paint and then painted peacock feathers on them.
Latayan admits that the studio is still a work in progress.
"It's just like a painting—it's always going to change," she said.
Though she opened her studio just a few weeks ago, Latayan has already seen a steady stream of budding artists walk through her door at 117 E. Cook Ave. in downtown Libertyville.
"It's word-of-mouth," said Theresa Rice, Latayan's sister who came from Colorado to help open the studio. "And it's the way Julie takes the time with each student."
Variety of Classes
She offers classes and lessons for all ages.
There's a drawing class for children ages 6 to 12, where students learn basic shading techniques, use of line and perspective. There are acrylics and watercolor classes for the same age group. Each class is $90 for four weeks and includes all materials.
Adults can also take acrylics, drawing and watercolor classes. The fee is $110 per four-week class.
Latayan is also planning a Spring Break Camp from March 25-29 that will feature drawing and painting lessons.
Budding artists can also take hour-and-a-half drop-in painting classes where the cost is based on the size of the canvas, paper, glass or wood. Julie J Studio also offers group parties, including birthday parties and Glow in the Dark parties.
"Anybody can learn (to paint)," Latayan insists. "It's a process. And if you start with a good drawing, you'll get a good painting."
For more information on the classes offered, visit the Julie J Studio website.
6:37 am on Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Grab a brush and Get Painting! I have been to Julie J's art studio and it really is a fun, relaxing art studio where you learn how to draw and paint. I went to a 7 year olds birthday party there and each child made their own painting that they were able to take home and hang on their wall. The parents were impressed with their creations and the children were so proud of what they accomplished. I thought the price was reasonable too as it only cost $20 per child, less than a lot of other parties.
Chris Hammerlund
12:54 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Your interview and promotional news story about the "new" art studio in downtown Libertyville, while accurate in some ways, reflects the limits of hyper local news.
If reader took the story at face value, the new owner would seem to have arrived out of the sky and set up shop after operating a studio somewhere else.
Of course, that's not the truth. She was partners with another local artist in downtown Libertyville for more than a year. When personal and professional differences of opinion arose in the partnership, they went their separate ways. The original studio, Artist at Heart, remains in operation successfully on U.S. 21 in downtown Libertyville.
Now they are competitors.
The only thing "new" about the "new business" is the location. Same business as before and with many of the same customers.
By ignoring the context, Patch has reshaped the reality. Patch essentially has taken sides in a business dispute that now has become commercial competition. Giving publicity to one and ignoring the other implies that Patch has taken sides, or worse, doesn't know what the facts are.
In the first case, Patch is unfair. In the second, Patch has not been competent in its journalist job because it missed the story.
Korrina Grom
1:33 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Hi David,
Thank you for your comment. I assure you it is not Patch's intent to take sides in any sort of dispute, nor was I aware of any dispute. I was informed about a new business that opened in downtown Libertyville, and, in my quest to keep readers informed about businesses opening in town, I decided to write a story. I am actually in the process of writing about every downtown Libertyville business. I assure you that my intentions were pure; I did not write the story to create competition between businesses.
Lake County Mom
4:10 pm on Tuesday, January 22, 2013
It not only feels Julie's studio fell out of the sky, our family feels it might have fallen from heaven! Under Julie's skillful and talented direction, we have created art pieces we are proud to hang in our home. They are not just craft pieces, or inches and yards of kitschy and useless art, but genuine artistry! We are excited about her spacious location at 117 E. Cook Ave, Libertyville and feel very lucky such a talented artist is part of our community. Her art classes and parties allow us to release creativity and develop our talent at a very reasonable cost. Julie is a genuinely classy and nice person to boot and one you and your teens, tweens, gal pals, and kids will be proud to get to know.


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River Valley Community College Reviews
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Hannah from Claremont, NH
06/25/2012Reviewer is A past student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 1 of 6
Categories Comments Campus Safety I always felt safe.
Clubs and Activities Not as many as in high school, but I don't know too many students who had enough time to do as many things as they did in high school. I'd say this school provided the right amount of activities. There were updated fliers every month, listing the new activities, which was great because students always knew what would be going on and what they had available to them.
Great for these types of students There were a lot of students who worked and had families and could only go part-time, which seemed to really work for them. This school still works for full-time students though. It's a bit of a commuter college, but if you live in town and have an ID you can ride the bus to the school for free. I think there are also buses from other towns that go to Claremont though.
What to do for fun While there weren't many extracurricular activities like in high school, there was usually something going on in the cafeteria around noon most days. There's also the option of starting projects on your own, which was how some of the activities got started.
Food and Dining There were multiple things to choose from in the cafeteria, but even if you didn't want anything from there, you could get something from the vending machines. It's also nice that there were multiple places to sit and eat, not just one room.
Dorm Life There aren't any dorms, because it's a community college.
Academic Rigor I was surprised by how many of the classes didn't use tests. Although, professors were usually creative about assignments and divided class time into different projects or discussions, which kept class interesting. One thing I really liked about this school was that professors were always willing to talk. I never felt like I was annoying them by asking questions.
Tips for prospective students Don't be afraid to ask questions, because people were always helpful. If you ever have trouble with schoolwork, check either the library or the learning center (or both). Don't be afraid to get involved in activities.
In three sentences Everybody was very helpful and the professors were always accessible. The library had a lot of resources. Classes were usually well-planned.
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Amy from Georges Mills, NH
07/13/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 2 of 6
Categories Comments Tips for prospective students Don't be afraid to ask a lot of questions and stay organized.
In three sentences Attending River Valley Community College has been a great experience for me. Everyone is always so helpful and friendly. It is definitely a community based college. I felt right at home as soon as I began my education. I was not overwhelmed and I felt very comfortable.
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Brian from Charlestown, NH
10/30/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 3 of 6
Categories Comments Campus Safety Well lit open parking lots. Very safe, good neighborhood.
Great for these types of students Independent students, adults, people with full time work and or other major commitment. Definitly for students who cut their own mold.
Bang for the buck To the point, which is all that is required. Excellent value for money.
What to do for fun I personally think you should have left your fun seeking at the doors of high scholl or your parents basement. Your first 4.0 will be a new kind of fun.
Academic Rigor The Professors at RVCC will meet your challenge, excell and you will be challenged more.
Tips for prospective students Take a few days to compare not just tuition, but cost of books, cost of travel to home, the availability of work in the area etc.; the variables like that are what can make or break a college experience.
In three sentences River Valley is well equipped, wel staffed and dedicated to its students. My experience so far has been thorough and seamless, since application I feel graduation is on the horizon.
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04/28/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
4 of 6
Categories Comments Campus Safety I feel as if it is my own home at the college. That is how safe it is. There are no crimes to be found on campus. No one threatening you. I am well pleased with how safe the college is.
Greek Life I've heard very, very few students wanting to talk about going to parties. There are hardly any places that people can party at on either campus. There no drunks, no druggies, and hardly any troublemakers at River Valley Community College. If there are any of these kinds of people there, they are rare at the Keene campus. Unknown to me for the Claremont campus.
Clubs and Activities Rather lacking in this area. The only club I've heard of is the student council. If you're looking for any clubs that involve entertainment of any kind including sports, you'll find diddly squat of that here. The only events I know of are the ones that are announced over the student email.
Great for these types of students Great if you are a no nonsense person and want to put your nose to the grindstone.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Nothing out of the ordinary for locations. They offer bagels at the beginning and end of the semester. Unknown about the Claremont campus.
Bang for the buck You really get the bang for your buck here. The teachers give it their all. The books they offer for the courses are really helpful and teach you what you need to know. Be aware that the texts can be a bit expensive at the bookstore, but are the only way to use financial aid for the books.
What to do for fun Most of the fun comes from the events at Claremont, but they are a bit... sparse. Utterly lacking at the Keene Campus.
Food and Dining At the Keene campus it is rather lacking in the food and dining department; you'll only find vending machines. snacks, and no dining area there. At the Claremont campus, they have a room to chow down there and offer snacks there. I do not know what all they have at the dining area there because I've only been there two times. Im rating this an average of three stars for the lack of dining commons
Dorm Life There are no dorms. You have to rent an apartment, and they can be quite expesive. For the Claremont campus, expect $500 or month in rent alone. For the Keene campus, the apartments can be a bit cheaper. Never lived in an apartment by myself, but I've never heard of any reports of any crimes happening to River Valley students. Expect to get a job that can pay your bills.
Academic Rigor The students, teachers, and staff are well disciplined. The students are well behaved; you won't find druggies, drunks, and violaters of the law here. Everyone tries their best at this college. The classes are well structured there. Those who do their homework, participate in the classes, and do well on tests will succeed here. I have nothing but praise for this aspect of the school. It's rare to find cheaters at this school.
Tips for prospective students Hard to transfer credits as exact classes at other colleges such as Keene State College. Most classes transfer as credits at some colleges. Credit prices are currently as follows: NH students: $210/credit, New England residents: $315/credit, Out of state resident: $478/credit. Work hard here and you are sure to succeed. If you are looking to be a dietician or something in culinary arts, you are not going to find it at River Valley as of 2011-2012 school year. I would suggest you look at the course catalog here to see if they have what you are interested in before you apply; they only do Associate degrees and certificates here.
In three sentences Great College, but they do not offer animation or game programming there. There are more classes in Claremont than in Keene though. Cheaper than some other colleges that I've seen.
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Anna from Swanzey, NH
01/01/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
5 of 6
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Working moms.
What to do for fun Leaf peeping.
Tips for prospective students Great school to get started in furthering your education.
In three sentences Great Staff. Great Teachers. Close to home.
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Brendan from Cornish Flat, NH
04/08/2013Reviewer is A past student here.
6 of 6
Categories Comments Food and Dining They had homemade chilis and sandwiches. The staff was very nice.
Dorm Life River Valley Community College doesn't have dorms.
Academic Rigor I only took two classes while I was there because I was working. One class was very good, made you think constantly, showed lots of videos, kept us engaged, and was fun. The other class was a science class and you could literally look up the questions for the take home quizzes if you didn't feel like doing it. There was no creativity whatsoever in that class by the teacher and that reflected in class and in the assignments.
Tips for prospective students If you are looking at this college, be sure to hunt early. This way, you can pick classes that work around your schedule. They are good at choosing classes for you. They don't have many language courses, though.
In three sentences River Valley has a wide variety of faculty and staff. One of my teachers was very good; fun, energetic, exciting, while my other one was very boring and it took everything to not fall asleep in his class. The administration (office people, cafeteria members, etc.) were very nice.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - The Tribe will continue its conference slate when it hosts Georgia State on Saturday at 7 p.m. The contest will be part of the College's Family Weekend festivities.
Saturday's game will be televised live regionally by Comcast SportsNet. Live video and audio of the broadcast, as well as live stats, will be available at TribeAthletics.com.
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Although W&M enters the contest with a 0-4 record, three of its four losses have come by a combined seven points. Georgia State also owns a 0-4 mark this season and is coming off a 35-14 loss against Richmond in its conference opener last weekend in Atlanta. However, the contest only counted as a league game for UR due to GSU's impending move to FBS.
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I just downloaded and installed two OS' in the last 24 hours, one of which was the latest rev of Ubuntu, the other Windows 8 Customer Preview. I think the this preview is the public preview before the GM build of Windows 8, the GM build is normally 99% of what will be shipped to store and our computers. As always, I'd like to share my thoughts…
Personally, I think Windows 7 is fantastic. I think Microsoft really tried hard to break away from XP with Vista, and again, I never had any issues (at all) with Vista. Though Vista was a pretty XP on top and (IMO) limited and annoying changes underneath, it was a good upgrade. Vista was a resource hog for older/slower machines and that was its biggest 'issue'. People couldn't run it without having a great system. And if they had a great system (normally it was because of video games), Vista didn't do 'as well' as XP while playing the games. I saw that, but to me, since video games are no longer a big part in my daily life, it wasn't a big deal.
Then, Windows 7 came along and fix most of, if not all of, Vista's issues. It is literally a Vista SP3 purely by code revision (6.5), and that really is brilliant. What isn't brilliant is how Microsoft handled this 'update' to Vista – charging another $200 – $400 for an "update" just 700 days after Vista's release. To me, professionally, this is what ultimately rubbed the masses the wrong way – especially for all of those who felt they got duped by Vista in the first place. But I digress…
Taking a page from Apple (yeah, I said that, and "this time" it's true), they've gone with the extreme, and in some ways better than Apple – by bridging tablet computing with desktop computing. The problem is, on a desktop, it falls short. To me it's like a cartoon of Wile E. Coyote: jumping the canyon with a rocket tied to his back… almost there… then the rocket gives out, falling just short of the goal and into a cloud of dust.
This is the most unfriendly version of Windows ever. Going from 3.1 to '95 was completely rough, and this version of Windows is just as bad. The UI, though I really praise Microsoft for trying something different (to finally rid all of us from this 'windowed' world), is just limited, clunky, and seems rushed. The new default interface, 'Metro', is super familiar to X360 and Mobile Windows 7 users, on the desktop – it's… unnecessary. This is the biggest feature I really wanted to see, and unfortunately I am disappointed. There's no graphical indication of what you are suppose to do with the Metro interface, and if you go to the desktop, there's no graphical clue with how to get back to the Metro interface. To me, this is a big problem. I say this because if I, a geek for over a decade and a half, can't quickly see what I am suppose to do, then I immediately cry foul.
Did I figure things out? Absolutely.
Was it intuitive? Hell no.
Also, any non-native Microsoft app or app that is not designed for the Metro UI (on the Metro screen) is ugly and sticks out like a wart on a face. Again, yuck.
So let's look at real world use… 75% of the people that own a computer really only do a few things on it. Use the web, email, & _____ (fill in the blank). Since the Metro UI is the default UI, surfing the web is neat with IE (a native app), but again, it crashes down to a cloud of dust. The cookies between the desktop version of IE and the Metro IE, do not sync up… ???
I can't find the home button for Metro IE, and it's slower than the desktop version. This upsets me. The desktop version is fine. In fact, IE 10 is rather nice on the desktop. I can't say that for Metro. But hey, lets be honest here, who really uses IE anymore? I seriously cannot think of anyone other than my parents. And do you really want to be classed with people in their 60s? I downloaded both Firefox and Chrome, and they do not have a native Metro UI (nor do they have a native Metro UI icon) and this is fine, but now I am wondering - what's the point of the Metro UI on a desktop?
The Metro UI in apps designed for it, like email, are awesome. Really. They're beautiful, because it's not "windowed computing". Unfortunately for a desktop, mousing around the "entire" screen is a burden. But, the default email app shines with its simplicity. It truly is a new age of computing *sigh* … if it only worked "well". The settings for the menu context is all the way on one side of the screen, hidden. Then, to do something else, you have to mouse over to the other side of the screen (where there too is another hidden set of options). On a 24″ monitor, this is a lot of mousing around. It's like playing a game with a retarded supermodel. Gorgeous, but frustrating.
Getting to some good, what really shines for Windows 8 is their store. Finally, Microsoft has a place to download content. Ubuntu has been doing this (successfully) for years now. OS X just started doing it (successfully) last year. Google does something (?) with a web store (stupid Google), and now it has come to Windows desktop. It's here that users of Xbox 360 will feel right at home. Mostly anything you'd "need" for basic computing is presented in a beautiful UI, with really easy to use features. It's Metro UI native, and it's a simple and painless system. I really like the concept of a place to download content. On these OS's it's like going to the mall. It's nice.
What sucks about the Microsoft Store is that it's for Metro UI only – there are no desktop apps, (at least from what I can tell). And this is fine, since most of these apps aren't professional grade, like your Adobes and media apps.
Bottom line, the Metro UI is absolutely fantastic, but not on a desktop. It simply doesn't work well enough. Well, it does "work"… but it's just not intuitive enough to be the main feature. I have very little control of what and how the Metro UI works and looks – and on a desktop computer, I expect that.
There is no doubt, however, that Microsoft is going to make a big splash this year with Windows 8. The current Customer Preview is not without its bugs, and I'd be surprised if Microsoft doesn't change A LOT of things before GM, (if this isn't already the GM). The simple fact that we'll be getting a 'tablet' interface as a default makes me expect tablet features, like iOS or Android. This, like Windows 7 Mobile, is missing these features and it's only expounded on a desktop. The example here is folders – let me group my apps into folders, instead of a barfed view of "everything"! OS X does it, iOS does it, Android does it… c'mon Windows?!
I do have to say that I praise Microsoft to all ends for trying something new, having the guts to go with it, and the guts to spend millions and millions of dollars to give it us. What they've done is fantastic on paper, but not practical in its current position. I think it is absolutely awesome that they split us from the traditional "desktop" and made their desktop another feature. In a sense, that's brilliant and out-of-the-box thinking. But, it doesn't work. I have to look at what Apple is doing with OS X – slowly bringing the tablet experience to the desktop… vs. the desktop to the tablet. I like this approach, as it fits better with today's desktop computing.
That all being said, perhaps this is exactly what we need? Perhaps Microsoft will indeed do something revolutionary for the first time? Perhaps Micorsoft is now the new "Apple-Underdog"? Regardless of what transpires, my eyes have been sparked by a Microsoft product for the first time since XP. But, my Micorsoft luvahs and Apple hatahs… there's a long way to go.
I'm still not switching back, as I still love OS X for it's UI and controls. OS X Lion's "tablet features on a desktop" is brilliant.
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The U.S. Avoids Default in 11th Hour
What would happen if the U.S. defaults? That was the $14 trillion question as the nation approached its debt ceiling.
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In early August, Congress and President Obama made a last-minute deal to avoid a default on the U.S. debt, but as the deadline to raise the debt ceiling approached, many people wondered what would happen if the government failed to reach an agreement. Some believed a default would send the global economy spiraling, while others said the consequences would be insignificant.
If the U.S. government didn't make a deal to raise the debt ceiling by August 2nd, credit rating agencies, such as Moody's and Standard & Poor's, warned that they would downgrade the country's current AAA-rating. Treasury bonds and other asset classes would have felt the impact of a downgrade. Around $130 billion in municipal bonds would have been downgraded and all other bonds would have come under review. The financial sector, which had previously assumed that the government could bail out major banks if they ran into trouble, would not have that safety net if the government was broke. A default would also have put a strain on the U.S. and its creditors. In Treasury bonds, U.S. dollars account for a large percentage of global bank reserves. For example, China holds about $1 trillion in U.S. Treasury bonds. The value of China's holdings would have decreased if the U.S. defaulted.
The biggest issue with the default was the uncertainty. No one knew for sure just how much it would affect the already shaky U.S. economy or the global market, mainly because the U.S. hadn't been in the situation before. Some economists argue that the U.S. has defaulted twice on its debt: in 1790, when the federal government restructured bonds issued to fund the Revolutionary War; and in 1933, when Congress passed a bill making it illegal for creditors to demand payment in physical gold. However, even though both incidents were technically defaults, the creditors involved were paid. Therefore neither situation could shed much light on the possible U.S. default in August 2011.
Late in the evening of July 31, President Obama and Congressional leaders reached an agreement that would raise the debt ceiling by $2.4 trillion in two stages. They also agreed that $2.4 trillion in spending cuts would be made over the next decade and $900 billion in cuts would be made immediately. The House approved the plan on August 1st. The Senate approved it on the following day. A default was narrowly avoided. A bipartisan Congressional supercommittee was appointed and given until Thanksgiving to find $1.2 trillion in deficit reductions.
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Evidence of what could be a Dyson Sphere of a type II civilization.
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Instead of radio signals we should look for spheres, which are artificial mega structures that enclose the orbit of a star
Meperidine wrote:WE MADE GREEN! SUCCESS oh FUCK ME LOOK AT THE COLORS.
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Mordak wrote:rowan wrote:Feel free to wishfully think about it, but it's not a dyson sphere. *bursts the bubble*
What is it then?
Mordak wrote:And speaking of astronomy, I'm really getting into backyard planet gazing at the moment. I can see Saturn really clearly on a clear night Do you still do stuff like that Rowan?
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before you write us all off...
try what teddy bear suggests:
Operate you fan "on" mode for a couple days to test "the condensation in the ducts" theroy.
personally...I'm not sure about that, but would be interested in what you find out. as teddy bear
says..its a learning experience.
better to resolve what is happening than to live with it...right?
investing a week of your time may provide a solution to your RH issues.
living in the south...I've seen the issues caused by the whole chinese drywall fiasco.
corrosion of copper in electrical, hvac causing homes to be re-wired, hvac system completly
changed out...breathing issues. its nothing to make light of.
keeping the thread on track is always difficult. so just ignore what doesn't apply & use
could help you. insulting homeowners is not the intent of this forum.
best of luckThe cure of the part should not be attempted without the cure of the whole. ~Plato
01-26-2013, 11:51 AM #67Bear Rules: Keep our home <50% RH summer, controls mites/mold and very comfortable.
Provide 60-100 cfm of fresh air when occupied to purge indoor pollutants and keep window dry during cold weather. T-stat setup/setback +8 hrs. saves energy
Use +Merv 10 air filter. -Don't forget the "Golden Rule"
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Circulate. You may want to keep the dehumidifier running until that ductboard dries out.
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a building science article that in part addresses what is going on is Chad's house.
only part of the article...see picture #4
Photograph 4: Window Condensation - Interior moisture levels go up due to reduced air change and relative humidity adjacent cold window surfaces rises sufficiently to condense water. How to fix this problem? Lower the moisture content of the interior air with dilution ventilation or warm up the surface of the windows by replacing the windows with better windows or do both.
So Far:
1-reduced Rh by adding dehumidifier
2-are the kitchen vent fan & bath fans vented out of the attic?
3-leaving fan set in on position..in case there is condensation in the duct work. as per Teddy Bear's postings.
4-windows...see my first post about metal frames of windows & condensation.
also...while letting the blower run in winter to resolve the issue of moisture in ductwork that is potentially ongoing,
the side note to that is fan setting in the summer.
for cooling season when a/c use is constant, you set the fan to auto.
reason for that is...RH removed by a/c will collect on coil, when fan is set
to on position...it releases this moisture back into the house when compressor cycle ends.
when fan shuts down as unit shuts down, the moisture then is released to the pan
and drains away.
so...are your kitchen & bath fans vented out of the attic??
best of luck.The cure of the part should not be attempted without the cure of the whole. ~Plato
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The kitchen is not. I'm not sure about the three bathroom exhaust fans. Looking in the attic above where one of the fans are located, there is a vent pipe that exits the roof, but this might just be for plumbing. Could the exhaust fans be tied to that. I know I'm not very much help on this. Shame on me for not knowing more about my own home. At the very moment, I am running the fan in the "on" position with my stand alone dehumidifier running full blast.
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I never vent bath fans thru the roof. they just don't have enough 'push' to go up and out.
instead I vent into soffits. you can tell which joist bay has venting because you'll see light from
you'd have to first...find the bath vent fan, if its covered with cellulose, turning it
on will help you to locate it. if it has a backdraft damper..or not...it will blow the cellulose
around..helping you to find it.
backdraft damper needs to be installed so that when fan is off, the damper closes.
suprising the number of bath fans that the bd damper is installed incorrectly.
usually bd dampers are the same size as dryer vents. I use a foil flex dryer vent
attached to bd damper. lenght of venting will easily reach into soffit, cutting off
excess vent. you want to keep the vent run as straight as possible.
I use mastic tape to attach venting to damper, then damper to bath vent fan.
code also says that bath fans are to be vented out of soffits. but to go
from venting into attic to venting into soffit suffices for existing homes.
bath fans & stove fans that vent into the attic introduce a lot of humidity into attic.
when bath fans vent directly into insulation they can over time cause mold growth.
stove vents vented into the attic put grease particles in the attic.
a fireman once told me that the cause of a lot of attic fires was from
stove vents terminating in the attic and not being vented outside of attic.
codes dictate this, but in existing homes...we get away with a lot more than new construction.
at this very moment...I'm consitering turning the a/c on. 75 degrees with 70% RH outside today!The cure of the part should not be attempted without the cure of the whole. ~Plato
One may get away with "cutting corners" by trying to vent bathroom exhaust out of the attic soffits in hot climates, but it should NEVER be done in the colder climates. This is especially true if you have your attic air sealed and improve the insulation levels. What happens is that the air sealing & improved insulation makes your attic colder - because it is no longer being warmed by your homes conditioned air leaking into the attic- and all of that warm moist air that you think you are "venting" through the soffit is simply being drawn back into the attic, where is condenses on the cold roof. As seen in this video, it can lead to some serious problems.
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To pull a Zappa, To skip class, to be non existent. The person everyone knows is real but has never seen. To never show up. Example #1:
person 1: are you going to go to class today? person 2: no, I'm planing on pulling a zappa. Example #2: person 1: Hey I didn't see you at the party last night person 2: no, I pulled a zappa. |
5. | Zappa | ||
A male who truely respects 'The Importance Hierarchy' - Family, mates, chicks, in no other order. 1. Yeah Tommy is a real zappa, he's free to hang out after visiting his nan 'coz he tied up his mind-controlling and manipulating bitch of a girlfriend in the basement.
2. I'm charging my friends for multiple counts of DMB over a three month period. Am I the only zappa around here? |
6. | Zappa | ||
Hippy, Wookie, Unemployed Vagrant. Check out that dirty zappa, smoking the reefer by the stage
7. | zappa | ||
A remote device for controlling electrical goods. (TV, Hifi etc)
Dervived from the term to Zap (change) a channel I have three zappas:-
Frank works the telly Dwezill works the video and Moonunit works the DVD |


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Amperage | 0.6 |
Blade Pitch | 14 |
Blade Span | 52 |
Bulb Base | Candelabra (E12) |
Bulb Type | Incandescent |
Collection | Cosmos Unipack |
Controller Included | Yes |
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Finish Application | Brushed |
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No Load RPM | 183-120-76 |
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Five Blade Cosmos Unipack Ceiling Fan with Included Blades and Light Kit
The Craftmade Cosmos Unipack ceiling fan is contemporary and sleek with light kit and blades included
- Heavy Duty 188 x 15, 3 Speed Reversible Motor
- Blade Sweep Options: 52"
- Two downrods supplied, 2" and 6"
- Lifetime Limited Warranty
- Five Custom Cosmos Blades matched to exact weight - included, see below
- Universal Remote Control System Available (included)
- Contemporary Bowl Shape Light Kit - Included - Requires 2 40w Candelabra base bulbs (included)
- Light kit may be removed if desired
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- A. Ceiling to Bottom of Light Kit with 2" Downrod: 13.25"
- A. Ceiling to Bottom of Light Kit with 6" Downrod: 17.25"
- B. Ceiling to Fan Blades 2" Downrod: 8.0"
- B. Ceiling to Fan Blades 6" Downrod: 12.0"
- C. Fan Width: 12.625"
- D. Canopy Width: 5.5"
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I was told that 45AD would fit my ceiling fan for a sloped ceiling adapter. But the ceiling fan I want is brushed nickel this suggested adapter appears not to come in brushed nickel. Is there a correct adaptor in brushed nickel available for this fan?
could you tell me which downrod fits this model. Thanks, is there a product number that I need to look for in conjunction with this?
Does this come with a remote?
If ordered in white is the entire unit white, rod and motor housing, etc.?
I have a slope ceiling do I need to buy additional accessory?
Can you install two 70 watt bulbs in the Craftmade Cosmos Unipack?
A. Off of the specification and installation sheet from Craftmade I see that this light kit can only take two 40watt candelabra bulbs. The 70 watts comes from the fan specs. That the hi speed would use 70 watts of electricity. http://www.craftmade.com/files/Cosmos%20Unipack_SpecSheet.pdf
A light went out in this unit and we can't figure out how to get to it. This is a solid piece without any screws. We are stumped. How do you change the light bulb?
Can you substitute compact fluorescent chandelier bulbs? Is there room?
Can ths fan be fitted with a 24 inch down rod?
Are the Craftmade fans CSA or cULus approved? Also does the C0520B mount on a sloped ceiling?
Remote: 1. Is the light dimmable via the remote? 2. Is the fan speed selectable (more than just on and off) via the remote? 3. Is there a photo or model # for the remote?
A. The Craftmade Cosmos Unipack comes with Remote model number UC-2000 (http://www.lightingdirect.com/craftmade-uc-2000-universal-remote-and-receiver-for-craftmade-ceiling-fans/p687552) It controls the speed of the fan and the light on off, but does not have a dimmer, THank you for your question.
Is this an outdoor fan?
Will only Craftmade downrods fit this fan?
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To obtain warranty service, mail sales receipt as proof of purchase-date, and a brief explanation of the nature of the defect, to P.O. Box 1037, Coppell, TX 75019. You will receive, by mail, a Return Goods Authorization number issued by Craftmade, and returned freight prepaid.


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There's a small room in Minnesota that blocks out 99% of all external sound. That's an impressive number! Also impressive: nobody can take more than 45 minutes alone in the room before they go nuts.The Daily Mail describes Orfield Labs' anechoic chamber—perfect for making extremely sensitive audio measurements. But also perfect for sending you into a hallucinatory hell so hellacious you'll need a chair:
'When it's quiet, ears will adapt. The quieter the room, the more things you hear. You'll hear your heart beating, sometimes you can hear your lungs, hear your stomach gurgling loudly. 'In the anechoic chamber, you become the sound.' And this is a very disorientating experience. Mr Orfield explained that it's so disconcerting that sitting down is a must. He said: 'How you orient yourself is through sounds you hear when you walk. In the anechnoic chamber, you don't have any cues. You take away the perceptual cues that allow you to balance and manoeuvre. If you're in there for half an hour, you have to be in a chair.'
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Deb: Reaching under a bed
I woke up one morning in 1988 with a sore back.As the pain continued to increase, I consulted my general practitioner who referred me to an orthopedic surgeon. After some tests, I was told that there were no problems and that the pain should go away. It didn't.
A few months later, I was reaching under the spare bed to find something stored there when I cut my finger on one of my son's arrows (he was doing archery at the time). The sharp pain made me pull into myself and when I tried to get up off the floor I found I couldn't move and an ambulance was called.
After a couple of days in hospital I was given a mylogram which involved injecting dye into the spinal cord and a series of x-rays and CT scans. I had a disc prolapsed that was wrapped around the sciatic nerve on the left side. Two weeks later, I was operated on by a neurosurgeon to remove the prolapsed disc. After the surgery I experienced pins and needles in my left leg and numbness in my left foot. I was told that this would go away within six months. It didn't.
The pins and needles sensation turned into a burning feeling and eventually spread to my right leg. I also have joint pain in my hips, groin, knees and ankles.
The past four years I have also developed the burning pain in my arms and joint pain in my arms and hands. I have patches of numbness across my back.
I was sent to various specialists who could find nothing wrong. I was diagnosed with carpel tunnel but tests proved this was not, in fact, the case. I've been told that I have some sort of neurological disorder which has never been identified. I've been tested for multiple sclerosis, HNPP (or Hereditary Neuropathy with liability to Pressure Palsies) and other nerve-related things which have all been negative. I have had a number of MRI scans and the most information I've received after a scan is that there are problems in my spine but none of them can be fixed surgically. I apparently have arthritis and wearing of the bones in the spine.
I have been put on various medications including morphine, NSAIDs and codeine (all of which I am allergic to) and spent over a year on oxycontin which helped the pain for a while but needed to be increased regularly before it stopped being effective. It also pretty much turned me into a zombie and had a major effect on my new and short-term memory functions. One medication which did ease my symptoms was way out of my range of affordability.
I was told what not to do - bending, stretching, lifting - pretty much don't do anything that will put pressure on a nerve, which means don't do anything at all.
I lost all fitness, couldn't sleep, couldn't do the most basic household chores, gave up leisure activities such as bowling, camping and going out with friends. I could no longer work or drive a car. Depression was and is (not not necessarily pain-related these days) an issue. I needed to use a walking frame or stick to get around.
I have been living with chronic pain for about 11 years now. While the severity of the pain fluctuates I am never pain-free. For years I was treated like an idiot by doctors. I was told it was all in my head and called a hypochondriac.
I think the main effect of being in constant pain was isolation and depression. Not having a "real" diagnosis causes huge problems with not only doctors but also family members and friends. After a while I even started believing that I was crazy. Not being able to do the things I used to take for granted or that I enjoyed in the past because it might cause more pain made me pull away from everyone. Having to rely on other people to do things or go places I saw as a real failure.
I strongly believe that education is vital. Doctors need to know about chronic pain and how to deal with those of us who suffer this condition. The public need more information on pain as well.
I did some pain management classes through the Royal Melbourne Hospital which were helpful in a limited way.
After years of frustration trying to get a real answer from the medical profession I did some research on the Internet and heard about Dr Jane Trinca and the Barbara Walker Centre at St Vincent's Hospital in Melbourne. I had to argue with my GP at the time to get a referral as he thought I was "doctor shopping" and should just accept my life as it was.
I was put on a waiting list that was over 12 months long but when I finally attended the clinic I found it wonderful.
Finally here were medicos that actually seemed to know something. After trialling a new medication which was ineffective I was asked if I would like to participate in the START program. Another six- month wait and the program began. After the three weeks on START I began making lifestyle changes and have continued these changes at home.
There need to be more programs like START in more places and the waiting lists need to be dramatically reduced. It took almost nine years for me to get an explanation of what chronic pain is and effective strategies to deal with it. To my mind, that's really not good enough.
It has been two years since I completed the START program and I have now become independent once more. I can care for myself and my home. I enjoy outings with friends. I set achievable goals and work out the best way to achieve them. I volunteer two days a week and am studying part-time off campus. I am still in pain every day but the pain does not control my life.


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The Dana Point Grand Prix,, part of USA Cycling's National Criterium Calendar, is one of the premier criteriums in the country. This weekend, in honor of the race, Rapha has teamed up with Oakley to check out the roads and hills surrounding one of the coolest outdoor companies we know.
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footle wrote:You can play them in Winamp and use the DiskWriter output.This writes them out as .WAV files which can then be burnt onto CD by any standard CD writing program.
You can play them in Winamp and use the DiskWriter output.This writes them out as .WAV files which can then be burnt onto CD by any standard CD writing program.
Yes, you can do that if you use an old CD writing software, but most programs today can directly burn MP3 files (e.g. Nero 5).
But do ordinary cd-players play MP3's?yalahii.
Sahi wrote:But do ordinary cd-players play MP3's?yalahii.
No, if you create an audio CD in Nero and add MP3 files to the project, it will check the MP3 files and will convert them to wav files on the fly during the burning process.Every old CD burn program can burn MP3 files as data files ;)
wow, i understand perfectly nothing again. i don�t need mp3, anyway
I don't need MP3 either, but hearing Tad sing...yalahii.
Buma, any news?Yalahii.
*still hopes for a release on an indy label*
Somebody PM Matt. He gave me FTP access and I uploaded the whole first cd. No word on it since.
And still no word.
Too bad. Since I now have an MP3 player on my laptop!Yalahii.
Aaah! I want those mp3s! *whithers*I'd have a great place to host them at least temporarily, too. Budamax, can you come to IRC sometime and just join #shadowmarch & look for a Neike? Then DCC me the mp3s? Because I really, really want that music on my comp. :)
sure... but it woulda been all official-style if i would have uploaded to THIS site, but matt disappeared...
Well, I'll be in #shadowmarch anyway. See y'around.If you need an IRC client, get mIRCIf you need to connect, type /server irc.darkmyst.orgIf you want to join the channel, type /join #shadowmarch</very brief tutorial>
as always, i dont' feel like it right now, but if you guys keep bugging me, i'll probably do it eventually. as of now i'm suffering from a headache, depression, insomnia, itchiness, and racing thoughts. plus the lamp, which provides not nearly enough light at any time of the day when needed, is irritating the corner of my eye. my headphones, like usual are on and no music is playing. my slouching habit is making the middle of my already-ruined-from-hallucinagens spine feel crunchy and just not right, and blah blah blah everything sucks. if you never hear the songs you won't die. : p
*makes funny faces at Buma, to get him to laugh*;>pYalahii.
*bugs Bumadax*And I may not die without the songs, but I sure want them. As far as I'm concerned I might be the only Idiot fan I've yet stumbled across, judging from the myplay stream. ;/
*wants to hear the music as well*yalahii.
Hey everyone,Not all the Idiot tunes have been uploaded to the site yet -- Buma, are there more on the way? -- but you can get what we have>>> HERE <<<in the meantime. Once all the tracks are present, we'll do it up all proper-like.
Bummer!Now I know where T-Bone Burnett got his ideas from.Moremoremore!
DOWNLOADS HERE,which deserve a *bump*
Oooh, I love this music. Indeed. I could hardly remember it from the ten minute stream I managed to catch on myplay.com, but I'm happy now I have the mp3s.I'll be putting it on 440.datavibe.net soon, so people with dialup can get the individual mp3s at an acceptable pace. *begins uploading & sharing (madly)*
Great songs. I can't wait to hear more.
Cool! Thanks Buma, Matt, Tad! *commences downloading*
As soon as this finishes uploading, people with dialup, or, alternatively, people that want to see what they are downloading and/or only download one at a time, there'll be a location here: http://440.datavibe.net/idiot/
Okay, it's up! :D