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|Shooter Games: The Range Public discussion forum for all shooter games.
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|8th November 2010, 03:48 PM
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[MOH] It just isn't clicking.
7 people online on servers as of 30 minutes ago. Was on a map where someone was just spamming rockets into an open alcove that I kept spawning in at least half a dozen times. Once I was given a spawn point outside of that, I spawned underneath a mortar strike.
Probably the worst netcode I've experienced in years. Please please please let Black Ops be an improvement. Even peer to peer MW2 gave me more joy than this.
Rant over after finishing a round with 1/17 which was a nade kill that I dropped while being killed as my guns weren't registering any hits as he went for the knife.
|8th November 2010, 05:58 PM
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i've decided this is my rage game...i get on skype with dad and we just complain to each other about whats not going right and how no ones pushing forward hahaha
i'm enjoying the change tho
|8th November 2010, 07:53 PM
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I am not holding out much hope for black ops either ... I have my pre order still but not sure whether to follow through with purchase .. the past and current stable of games all from EA are all very similar in their code MW , MW2 , BFBC2 , MOH and after buying all of them i do not want to find yet another hack ridden , over powered , camp fest game when i buy Black Ops ...
As much as i like a modern era FPS... I will wait till Xmas or after and see what the state of play really is with the new one ...
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|8th November 2010, 08:12 PM
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Sounds like ya'll just need to find another type of shooter for a while. If you crave teamwork I highly recommend Left 4 Dead 2!
Not that I'm bias or anything, hehe.
Seriously though, the trend with these shooters (Modern Warfare, MOH ect) seems to focus on selfish "you're superman" rewards. All the perks, rewards, stats ect it's all very self centred, even the in game rewards/kill-streaks is totally selfish "lone killa" gameplay design. The designers aren't focusing on supporting team based gameplay mechanics in the slightest.
If you're playing these kind of games for the team based gameplay then I can't help but think you're not the intended audience. Black Ops seems to be pushing further down this very selfish game design path with personal contracts and XP ect with almost nothing new added to the game to support or encourage any kind of team orientated play. This is probably going to get me some haters but I honestly believe these are not team multiplayer games. Trying to play them as such will just cause endless frustration.
Try playing something like L4D, even in pub servers where you have 1 or 2 mates on your team and you'll soon see how team focused shooters can be. If "teamplay" is really your thing, L4D 1/2, TF2/DOD, BC2 and Brink should be on your radar - leave the selfish Quake/CS/CODs to the egotists they're deliberately targeted at.
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|8th November 2010, 11:05 PM
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Team oriented play comes in organised scriming. Though, looking back on our own COD4 servers when I used to play (before I had issues with pb), it was highly team oriented - even if you could hear the plotting from the other team since we all used the same TS channel.
Played all those games (well, except L4D2 - though I do have 1 and Brink) and unfortunately they all lacked the community I enjoyed in COD4. My rant was more focused on this MOH since my ammo seems to consist of soggy peas while my body armor causes bullets to take 90 degree turns around corners to take me down. :\
|9th November 2010, 03:52 AM
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It's interesting how different types of games lend themselves to attracting different types of people/playstyles which makes for a different dynamic within TOGs divisions. Still, I've always had a lot of difficulty enjoying the way TOGs COD and BF divisions do things. Although I think a large part of that is a symptom of the division size. I'm not good in large crowds - more of a poker table kind of guy. Any more than that and I have trouble remembering how to beat everyone
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I was intrigued both by the cooking method and the use of the hot oil, so I had to try it. It came out excellently! I followed the directions exactly except I used a regular steamer basket (with the handle thingy removed) splayed out flat inside the wok with the fish on it. Worked perfectly. I used whole tilapia. My only complaint, if you can even call it a complaint, is the oil was a little too heavy for me, so next time I will probably use a little less. I'll definitely be making this again. Thanks!
P.S. The steaming produces a rich fish broth in the bottom of the wok. I bottled it and will use in the next recipe that calls for fish broth or fish stock. Yum!
I improvised quite a bit because I did not have many of the listed ingredients. Ground seasme and peanuts and heated them in the veg oil, used the pollock I had, used a cooking sherry for maranating. I enjoyed the simplicity of the recipe and from what turned out I can imagine the actual cooked recipe. Skipper/Sy took the time and thoughtfulness to share the recipie with me so I was in a quick hurry to try it as an acknowledgement of the gift received. I placed the fish on the black rice which had a nutty flavour so it lent some substance to the prepared very light flavoured fish recipie. I enjoyed it and will scout around for the ingredients listed and make it again. I could not stand the fish up so I placed a cake rack in the pan and steamed the fish lying down. In my experience I will make more sauce to pour over. I follwed the steps quickly so the steam could permiate the scallion and ginger and meld the flavour into the fish. Chinese food requires the skill of quickness to prevent over cooking which comes with practice. I have a way to go to master it. But in all I enjoyed what I improvised with enough to want to make it again. Delicate flavour.
I made this fish for my hubby and my son and they loved it! I am not a big fish fan but did have a few bites and it was alright, I used tilapia which is a mild fish. I didn't give this recipe 5 stars because I thought the directions on how to steam it was a bit confusing. I just steamed mine in a steamer basket over pot of water and had no problems. I also think that next time I do this recipe I will grate my ginger to get more flavor out of it. Overall family enjoyed it and its healthier than deep frying, thanks for sharing
This recipe is so easy and SOOO yummy. I've used this recipe 3 times now. Once with a whole fish, salt water white fish I think, my husband caught it on a fishing trip. I've also made it with Cod and Orange Roughy fillets because fillets are just easier for my kids to eat and it came out really yummy as well. My kids are 7 and 3 and they love it as well. I just pick the ginger and green onion off their portions.
Fatastic recipe. I used whole talapia fish..it was wonderful, great taste and very light. Thanks!


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All about Async/Await, System.Threading.Tasks, System.Collections.Concurrent, System.Linq, and more…
For the .NET Framework 4.5 Developer Preview, a lot of work has been done to improve the Task Parallel Library (TPL), in terms of functionality, in terms of performance, and in terms of integration with the rest of the .NET Framework. With all of this work, we've strived for a very high compatibility bar, which means your applications that use TPL in .NET 4 should "just work" when they upgrade to run against .NET 4.5 (if they don't, please let us know, as it's something we'll want to fix). Even with such a high compatibility bar, however, there are a few interesting behaviors to be aware of when it comes to Tasks and exception handling.
Unobserved Exceptions
Those of you familiar with Tasks in .NET 4 will know that the TPL has the notion of "unobserved" exceptions. This is a compromise between two competing design goals in TPL: to support marshaling unhandled exceptions from the asynchronous operation to the code that consumes its completion/output, and to follow standard .NET exception escalation policies for exceptions not handled by the application's code. Ever since .NET 2.0, exceptions that go unhandled on newly created threads, in ThreadPool work items, and the like all result in the default exception escalation behavior, which is for the process to crash. This is typically desirable, as exceptions indicate something has gone wrong, and crashing helps developers to immediately identify that the application has entered an unreliable state. Ideally, tasks would follow this same behavior. However, tasks are used to represent asynchronous operations with which code later joins, and if those asynchronous operations incur exceptions, those exceptions should be marshaled over to where the joining code is running and consuming the results of the asynchronous operation. That inherently means that TPL needs to backstop these exceptions and hold on to them until such time that they can be thrown again when the consuming code accesses the task. Since that prevents the default escalation policy, .NET 4 applied the notion of "unobserved" exceptions to complement the notion of "unhandled" exceptions. An "unobserved" exception is one that's stored into the task but then never looked at in any way by the consuming code. There are many ways of observing the exception, including Wait()'ing on the Task, accessing a Task<TResult>'s Result, looking at the Task's Exception property, and so on. If code never observes a Task's exception, then when the Task goes away, the TaskScheduler.UnobservedTaskException gets raised, giving the application one more opportunity to "observe" the exception. And if the exception still remains unobserved, the exception escalation policy is then enabled by the exception going unhandled on the finalizer thread.
In .NET 4.5, Tasks have significantly more prominence than they did in .NET 4, as they're baked in to the C# and Visual Basic languages as part of the new async features supported by the languages. This in effect moves Tasks out of the domain of experienced developers into the realm of everyone. As a result, it also leads to a new set of tradeoffs about how strict to be around exception handling. An example of how this could affect developers is highlighted in the below code snippet:
Task op1 = FooAsync(); Task op2 = BarAsync(); await op1; await op2;
Task op1 = FooAsync(); Task op2 = BarAsync(); await op1; await op2;
In this code, the developer is launching two asynchronous operations to run in parallel, and is then asynchronously waiting for each using the new await language feature (for multiple reasons, it would be better if this code were written with a single "await Task.WhenAll(op1, op2)" statement, rather than individually awaiting each of op1 and op2, but that ideal doesn't significantly decrease the likelihood that the above code will still be written). If while testing this method neither op1 or op2 faults, there's no problem as there are no exceptions. If just op1 faults but op2 completes successfully, there's no problem: op1's exception will propagate out of the await and everything will proceed as expected. And if just op2 faults but op1 completes successfully, again, no problem. However, consider what will happen if both op1 and op2 fault. Awaiting op1 will propagate op1's exception, and therefore op2 will never be awaited. As a result, op2's exception will not be observed, and the process would eventually crash.
To make it easier for developers to write asynchronous code based on Tasks, .NET 4.5 changes the default exception behavior for unobserved exceptions. While unobserved exceptions will still cause the UnobservedTaskException event to be raised (not doing so would be a breaking change), the process will not crash by default. Rather, the exception will end up getting eaten after the event is raised, regardless of whether an event handler observes the exception. This behavior can be configured, though. A new CLR configuration flag may be used to revert back to the crashing behavior of .NET 4, e.g.
<configuration> <runtime> <ThrowUnobservedTaskExceptions enabled="true"/> </runtime> </configuration>
<configuration> <runtime> <ThrowUnobservedTaskExceptions enabled="true"/> </runtime> </configuration>
Note that this change doesn't mean developers should be careless about ignoring unhandled exceptions… it just means the runtime is a bit more forgiving than it used to be. My recommendation is that any developer building library components should run their tests with this flag enabled, and should make sure that no exceptions are going unobserved in the components they build. That way, the application developer consuming these components can make the best decision for their app as to whether to set this flag or not: it would be unfortunate if the application developer wanted to be strict about enforcing all exceptions to be observed, but couldn't because the library they consumed wasn written by developers that weren't careful enough.
"Task.Result" vs "await task"
When you use Task.Wait() or Task.Result on a task that faults, the exception that caused the Task to fault is propagated, but it's not thrown directly… rather, it's wrapped in an AggregateException object, which is then thrown. There were two primary motivations for wrapping all exceptions like this. First, as of .NET 4, there was no good way in managed code to throw an exception that had previously been thrown without overwriting important information stored in that exception. Namely, throwing an exception with "throw e;" overwrites the exceptions' stack trace and its "Watson bucket" information (the data collected and uploaded to help application developers after deployment find the root cause of the most common crashes in their applications) with details about the throw site, leading to very poor debuggability when dealing with exceptions marshaled across threads. For this reason, it's been a .NET design guideline that in cases like this, where an exception's propagation needs to be interrupted, it should be wrapped in another exception object. You can see that with reflection, for example, where exceptions are wrapped in a TargetInvocationException. For better or worse, this is a way to preserve the relevant information as part of an inner exception. And thus for TPL, where marshaling exceptions across threads is the name of the game, we wrap exceptions before propagating them.
We could have picked various wrapper exception types, such as TargetInvocationException, but we chose AggregateException because of the second motivation: tasks may fault with more than one exception, and thus need to store multiple. Whether because of child tasks that fault, or because of combinators like Task.WhenAlll, a single task may represent multiple operations, and more than one of those may fault. In such a case, and with the goal of not losing exception information (which can be important for post-mortem debugging), we want to be able to represent multiple exceptions, and thus for the wrapper type we chose AggregateException.
That explains why we chose the design we did for .NET 4. Now, let's assume for a moment that we didn't have to deal with the first issue above, that of overwriting an exception's information. In that case, we have a choice to make, since whether the task actually stores multiple exceptions in an aggregate is separate from whether multiple exceptions are propagated in aggregate when you wait on a task. We have three primary options here: only propagate the first exception even if there are multiple, always propagate all exceptions in an aggregate even if there's only one, and propagate a single exception if there's one or an aggregate if there's multiple. We very quickly ruled out the last option, as in many scenarios it leads to needing duplicate catch blocks: for cases when multiple exceptions occur, you need a handler for an aggregate exception (and that handler needs to be able to special case each of the inner exceptions), and for cases when there's only one exception, you need a separate catch block for each of the specialized exceptions… as a result, you end up having the same logic duplicated in two places. In our experience, it's also just more difficult to reason about. That leaves the options of always propagating the first (by some definition of "first") or always propagating an aggregate. When designing Task.Wait in .NET 4, we chose the latter. That decision was influenced by the need to not overwrite details, but also by the primary use case for tasks at the time, that of fork/join parallelism, where the potential for multiple exceptions is quite common.
While similar to Task.Wait at a high level (i.e. forward progress isn't made until the task completes), "await task" represents a very different primary set of scenarios. Rather than being used for fork/join parallelism, the most common usage of "await task" is in taking a sequential, synchronous piece of code and turning it into a sequential, asynchronous piece of code. In places in your code where you perform a synchronous operation, you replace it with an asynchronous operation represented by a task and "await" it. As such, while you can certainly use await for fork/join operations (e.g. utilizing Task.WhenAll), it's not the 80% case. Further, .NET 4.5 sees the introduction of System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo, which solves the problem of allowing you to marshal exceptions across threads without losing exception details like stack trace and Watson buckets. Given an exception object, you pass it to ExceptionDispatchInfo.Create, which returns an ExceptionDispatchInfo object that contains a reference to the Exception object and a copy of the its details. When it's time to throw the exception, the ExceptionDispatchInfo's Throw method is used to restore the contents of the exception and throw it without losing the original information (the current call stack information is appended to what's already stored in the Exception).
Given that, and again having the choice of always throwing the first or always throwing an aggregate, for "await" we opt to always throw the first. This doesn't mean, though, that you don't have access to the same details. In all cases, the Task's Exception property still returns an AggregateException that contains all of the exceptions, so you can catch whichever is thrown and go back to consult Task.Exception when needed. Yes, this leads to a discrepancy between exception behavior when switching between "task.Wait()" and "await task", but we've viewed that as the significant lesser of two evils.
As I mentioned previously, we have a very high compatibility bar, and thus we've avoided breaking changes. As such, Task.Wait retains its original behavior of always wrapping. However, you may find yourself in some advanced situations where you want behavior similar to the synchronous blocking employed by Task.Wait, but where you want the original exception propagated unwrapped rather than it being encased in an AggregateException. To achieve that, you can target the Task's awaiter directly. When you write "await task;", the compiler translates that into usage of the Task.GetAwaiter() method, which returns an instance that has a GetResult() method. When used on a faulted Task, GetResult() will propagate the original exception (this is how "await task;" gets its behavior). You can thus use "task.GetAwaiter().GetResult()" if you want to directly invoke this propagation logic.
Does ContinueWhenAll(Task[], ...) observe the exceptions in Task[] or do we need to do some handling on Task[]?
More specifically what is "so on" in "There are many ways of observing the exception, including Wait()'ing on the Task, accessing a Task<TResult>'s Result, looking at the Task's Exception property, and so on. "
The "and so on" also includes Task.GetAwaiter().GetResult(), Task.WaitAll, etc. Continuations do not observe the Task's exception, and that includes ContinueWhenAll. An easy way to force observation is to add a call to Task.WaitAll as the first line in your ContinueWhenAll's delegate; at that point the tasks are all completed, so you're just taking advantage of WaitAll's observation logic.
Thanks guys, just wasted half an hour debugging a trivial NullReferenceException - just because it was completely invisible.
This was a really, really bad idea. Also, changing such a major behaviour in a supposedly 100%-compatible, in-place upgrade? You're gotta be kidding me.
Hi Steve,
My understanding is that in an application that is targeting .NET 4 but is deployed on a machine with .NET 4.5, Tasks will NOT throw exceptions. For this, we have to use ThrowUnobservedTaskExceptions attribute. But will this have any side effects on a machine with only .NET 4 installed? Since ThrowUnobservedTaskExceptions is only understood by .NET 4.5?
Ganesh: ThrowUnobservedTaskExceptions should have no impact on a .NET 4 machine.
So Steve,
Does .NET Runtime ignore any attributes in <Runtime> tag that it does not understand?
@Ganesh: To my knowledge, yes.
Sorry, a bit late to this party. 4.5 async is excellent and a real paradigm shift towards simplicity. One question to see if I am missing something in my understanding. You said:
"My recommendation is that any developer building library components should run their tests with this flag enabled, and should make sure that no exceptions are going unhandled in the components they build."
Should that be "... are going UNOBSERVED in the components they build..."
I'm OK with unhandled exceptions being thrown from libraries - most of the Microsoft async methods throw exceptions that are not handled in their libraries (e.g. Stream.CopyToAsync throws ArgumentNullException). However, unobserved exceptions that slip through try...catch() blocks would be nasty.
Or have I lost the plot?
@acarlonvsn1: You've followed the plot ;) That should have said "unobserved". Fixed. Thanks.
Excellent. Thanks.
Hello Stephen,
I can see at least one benefit of using the code snippet with 2 awaits, instead of Task.WhenAll - that is, I can then resume continue processing on the result of the first await, while the second task is potentially still "in flight".
However, you mention that, "for multiple reasons", using Task.WhenAll would have been better. However, I do not know what these reasons are, apart from exception observation (mentioned here). I would be glad if you could elaborate on these reasons.
Thank you in advance.
@Jean Hominal: Yes, if you want to process individual tasks before all of them are done, then Task.WhenAll is not appropriate. That's not what was being done in the example I was commenting on, however, as in that example, the two awaits were back to back. In that case, WhenAll would await them more efficiently, and it would ensure that exceptions were handled well.
Hello Stephen;
We have a windows service using 4.0 framework that launches x number of Tasks (defined in configuration) which run continuously for the lifetime of the service. These tasks check and process items from a queue that generally always has items.
The way the service is written in the current incarnation, the Tasks are launched and the return instance is thrown away. The Tasks continuously run until the service is stopped. There is no wait or join performed on the Tasks during the onstop event (the obvious issues with this architecture will be fixed in the next incarnation). The tasks themselves run in an infinite loop, each iteration processing one item from a common queue.
I have recently discovered this design during a code review related to a service crash in production, and am working towards resolving the issues. I have already built an event handler to log unobserved exceptions using ContinueWith and the onfaulted option, In the handler I am looking at the Exception property, flattening the aggregate exceptions and looping through the exception collection to log each error with Enterprise Library exception handling. This resolves the teardown and missing information about the root cause of the error, however I had a few questions regarding Task completion and garbage collection. Understanding this a bit better might help determine the best means to resolve the remaining issues with our implementation.
In the scenario above, we have a collection of Tasks that the original developers assumed would run without completion.
If one of these Tasks then throws an exception and faults, is it immediately picked up by GC (and in 4.0 cause a tear down of the service due to the exception being unobserved)?
Or will the Task (perhaps because there is still a reference to it in the associated the TaskScheduler, and the underlying thread is never joined back to the calling thread) not be collected until the service itself terminates, at which point the service that might otherwise end gracefully instead ends with a crash report due to the tear down?
Part of my concern is this: if the Task instance is not GCed and in fact sticks around after completion - perhaps waiting for a join back to the calling thread - we could end up in a situation where every Task instance in the service could eventually crash, but without any exception handling in place the service would just run in a sort of "dead" state. From what I could tell (I have not yet written a test app to validate this, going to do so today if I have time) it appears the completed task will GC and cause the application to crash.
Understanding this behavior will help determine the priority in resolve this issue, as having services fail quietly while still showing they are running is a worse situation then knowing when a service crashed and restarting it.
Thanks for any insight you have!
@rshadman: The TaskSchedulers that ship in the .NET Framework do not hold onto Task instances after they've completed running. As long as you don't keep them alive by maintaining a reference to them in your own code, they will become available for collection as soon as they've completed. That doesn't mean they'll be collected immediately, though... the act of dropping a Task doesn't trigger a GC, it just means the Task becomes available for GC, so if you don't have a lot of other allocation happening in the system, it could take some time for a GC to occur.
That was what I thought - thanks for confirming this. My own testing (since posting) also confirmed as much - that the Task won't be GCed on any known schedule. In fact with my test application (in a windows form) the completed task was never GCed until I closed the app.


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I am lucky enough to have feral little tomatillos grow in my garden, and so each year I make a big batch of Mexican tomatillo salsa verde. I eat some fresh, but the rest I can for the winter. This is a canning-safe recipe.
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An update of this entry is in progress. Smassaro24 (talk) 14:00, 15 March 2012 (UTC)
The update of this existing article on Speech Apraxia will expand and rearrange the content of the article. The proposed order of topics is: Definition, Symptoms & Characteristics, Terminology, Causes and Types, Diagnosis, Treatment. The "Causes and Types" category will contain the previous information regarding childhood, stroke-associated, and stress-induced apraxia of speech.
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Bibliography: possible sources to use[edit]
Varley, R. (2011). Apraxia of speech: From psycholinguistic theory to the conceptualization and management of an impairment. In J. Guendouzi, F. Loncke, M. J. Williams, J. Guendouzi, F. Loncke, M. J. Williams (Eds.) , The handbook of psycholinguistic and cognitive processes: Perspectives in communication disorders (pp. 535-549). New York, NY US: Psychology Press.
Wertz, R. T., Rosenbek, J. C., LaPointe, L. L. (1984). Apraxia of speech in adults: the disorder and its management. Orlando: Grune & Stratton.
Brain, W. Russell Brain. (1965). Speech disorders: aphasia, apraxia, and agnosia. 2d ed. Washington: Butterworths.
Dalton, P., Hardcastle, W. J. (1977). Disorders of fluency and their effects on communication. London: E. Arnold.
Tomblin, J. Bruce., Bishop, D. V. M., Norbury, C. (2008). Understanding developmental language disorders: from theory to practice. Hove [England]: Psychology Press.
Smassaro24 (talk) 04:32, 15 March 2012 (UTC)
- You could also use some of the research papers from these online PubMed collections Apraxia of Speech, Developmental verbal dyspraxia (DVD) / Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS), and Aphasia dolfrog (talk) 23:11, 26 April 2012 (UTC)
A Lack of research based support references tgo support content.[edit]
The Childhood Apraxia of Speech Association of North America (CASANA) and The Cherab Foundation are not internationally recognised research organisations and do not use research citations to support their content. Very good support organisations i do not doubt, but can not be usd to support content in Wikipedia Medical articles which requirr secondary (review) research citation. So I shall delete these references, and leave the organisations in the External links section. For The require research based citations you could start looking at
to meet Wikipedia requirements dolfrog (talk) 09:15, 27 April 2012 (UTC)
Thank you for your input on the sources. I will take a look at the pubmed articles within the next few days. Smassaro24 (talk) 17:18, 27 April 2012 (UTC)


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Type: Posts; User: powerhead
I was born in the fifties.
Don't see a reason to even check it out.
This site is enough of a challenge for me !:eek:
The engineer probably made a BIG mistake and should be specifing CO sensors instead.
If you have smoke,you have CO!Try searching for opacity meters insteadof sensors.
I've only heard of opacity sensors used in boiler breechings to monitor smoke, record charts for EPA,and as safeties, etc.
We use
Fire EYE, Honeywell and Prefered instruments brand.
I cannot blame anybody who does not want to take a risk and provide a coverage contract on this machine.
You state that a Trane mechanic is currently servicing this machine. Can this nice facility...
We just replaced a 13 year old ALS175 2 screw "A" vintage machine that had a history of at least 6 compressor change outs (although I couldn't convince management to up grade to the oil separator...
I remember seeing this type of a design on a set of plans I was estimating about 20 years ago.
Told a few people about it and they convinced me that I had been dreaming. :confused:
Thank you, Balibe,
This is just what I was looking for.
Do I need CCN software installed on my computer to make this work?
Sorry for the tough read, I can't seem to edit this post with paragraphs and white space :confused:
Just got a new 190 ton Carrier model 30RBA190 to replace a 1995 McQuay ALS-175 with series "A" screw compressors (whole other story :eek: ). I had Andover look at adding a BACnet CX next to the...
Sounds like a programming error or incorrect setup and commissioning of the controller.
You will have to get an experienced Andover tech to rectify these problems.
Unfortunately bad...
Thanks, Dapper.
As an "end user" of Trane, (as well as Andover and Seimens) I was able to get the full blown version of Rover. We must have millions of dollars of their equiptment installed on...
Once you get the controllers configured and and added to the network, how do you then add the TGP ?
Why all the questions?
Thank you for sending that info but my IPS blocks zip files.
I'd also like a copy of that if you could, please.
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Lego Star Wars------ My kids love it.
Just happened to me on Friday. Computer would boot up to the XP splash screen and thats all. Got a Stop Screen with a "unmountable_boot_volume" Tried everything, Safemode, Last Good Config,...
More likely he never installed the heaters in the first place.
I have pleasured myself. :o
Only once!
I stopped when my palms started to get hairy. :eek:
This oughta do the trick :confused:
Numeric CHWPmps[3]
CHWPmpPrev[1] = CHWPmpLock[1]
CHWPmpPrev[2] = CHWPmpLock[2]
CHWPmpPrev[3] = CHWPmpLock[3]
We're in house at a large university.
Company pays for everything, including uniforms. Top notch stuff, too.
I have tools that I've only used once and will never use again.
Try here, they may have a unit small enough for your needs.
5/8 liquid line at 125 ft of linear run is too small for R22.
What is your equivocal length? :eek::eek::eek:
You never, ever get ice in your drink at a restaurant or convenience store! :eek: :eek:
Your wife and kids say "We know Dad, We know. You told us before" every time you drive by some building you've worked on and told them "I did that one" or "I was on that roof for three weeks".
Sounds like fittings made in China.
Try Teflon paste, maybe
Try chasing the existing thread with a pipe tap.
Try a can of spinach (Popeye style :eek:)
This sounds about right, does it...
Somehow it scares me.:eek:
I think twisted pair is on to the correct answer.
OP said the freq drive was the only component changed.
The the interface (signal converter) between the ddc output and the drive input may not...
What setpoint?
Is every box set for 72 with no means of adjustment?
Or is 72 the "Base Setpoint" from which an adjustment can be made?
I have done that too! :D
Are the boxes closing at night?
Are the room temp setpoints set reasonable or are many set so low that they will never satisfy?
I have a building with pneumatic controls and every so often I have...
I think the OP said just the freq drive was replaced.
The OP did not state why the drive was replaced (they thought that might be the problem?) :eek: or if any other components were replaced.
If the boxes are all open at 100 percent then you probably will have low static.
Your problem now is not why the static is low (because boxes are at 100%), but why are the boxes are open 100%.
New Installation?....
Possibly fans too small, VAV boxes too large or all open at 100%, poor duct design/installation, friction etc, etc
Old installation and fans used to make static?....
Instead of an engine hoist. Drill a 3/8" hole in the top rail of the unit, over the compressor to be removed.
Bolt a 4" long Unistrut splice plate (or something similar) through this hole so it is...
Velocity X SqFt Free Area = Cfm
Got your wish!
Does the condensor fan motor have a cycling switch installed?
Just because the fans are rated for 26,500 cfm does not mean that these fans are producing 26,500 cfm each.
Too many factors exist to be able to tell you a calculation to verify air flow in and...
Expect the 50 ton to be 20 tons larger than the 30 tonners you are used to. ;)
possibly "enter enter enter enter" ?
Why go through all that time and trouble to make a distributor?
It's got to be cheaper and easier to put in a factory made one.
Looks like good quality work though.
I'm trying to purchase Data Mate Base.
Siemens is telling our purchasing dept that Data Mate will not work with Insight version 3.6.0
Is this correct? Are they giving us a line of B.S.?
Add me to the Vonegut list.
Ice nine
Blue footed boobies
Wampeters, Foma and Granfallons
And so it goes....
Hope your skin is a little thick here but if you are asking these questions then you are gonna be way over your head during any type of construction or renovations.
Who is going to design or...
I have a son named Matt.
Get as much education as you can,
Don't be lazy,
Never stop asking questions,
Get as much education as you can,
Think before you act.
Get as much...
Great info,
I'll bet referteacher has it right.
If this is the case, perhaps you could add an immersion heater and controls to the tank in order to create a "false load"?
These are just some wild guesses, but:
Sounds like the load is dropping off too quickly, you could have a piping and design problem.
More info is needed here. How is the unit piped? Is there...
He must have drank most of that beer as he was building it!


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Sophisticated Perth Wedding
Garden Weddings
Today's wedding, sent over from Australia by the incomparable photographer Teneil Kable, truly has it all: a model-worthy bride and groom, a reception packed with deep reds, a precious ringbearer and flower girl, and some ultra stylish wedding guests. I guarantee you'll find lots to love in this Perth beauty of a wedding, least of all the bride's incredible gown and accessories from Selia Yang!
From the bride, Bree: We envisioned an intimate dinner party for our closest family + friends, with good food, wine flowing, heartfelt speeches and fun dancing.
There was no specific theme or colour scheme (deliberately!) – we just wanted it to feel like us. The bridal party wore black – they all chose their own suits + dresses.
Any advice for brides planning their weddings now? Think about the things that matter the most, and (try!) not to stress about the other things. Our main priorities were the celebrant and the photographer – both are privy to the most personal part of your day and you want to feel relaxed and happy around them. Ours were both instrumental in our day feeling so special.
View all images from this wedding in the gallery
Wedding Location: Perth, Australia / Wedding Photographer: Teneil Kable / Ceremony Venue: Cottesloe Civic Gardens / Reception Venue and Caterer: Barolos / Wedding Flowers: Rebecca Grace / Wedding Dress, Belt, and Veil: Selia Yang / Bride's Shoes: Badgley Mischka / Bridesmaids' Jewelry: Samantha Wills / Hair: Rebecca Welch / Makeup: Rebeka Clark / Celebrant: Danicia Dutry / Wedding Invitations: Hello Tenfold
So beautiful! Love that silver tea set ;)
Flower Expert
Gorgeous flowers! The baby's breath bouquet is charming and elegant. You can find flowers just like these at Blooms By The Box.com.
Le frère de la mariée
The dress is amazing! This french weddings are so different!
weddings in devon
Wow amazing wedding, really beautiful.
wow this is an incredible wedding, the bride is gorgeous!
I love this wedding! It has such a vintage, elegant feel to it and the bride is so gorgeous!
Mokara Floral
I really like seeing the brown medicine bottles with the red roses. It speaks volumes to the mood the bride and groom wanted to create :) I hope to find a bride wanting a similar look
I love everything about this wedding! Does anyone know where the fur stole/vest is from? It is gorgeous and I am hunting for a similar one. Thanks!
Luxury London Wedding Planner
Some really nice ideas here, the bottled roses look amazing, and the little boy and cute are so cute!
I've visited Perth on business before and found it to be a beautiful place, perfect for a wedding!
Thanks for sharing x
Lovely wedding. I too am wondering where I can get this fur/faux fur vest/cover up. I'm such a cold frog that I know I'll need something to keep me warm on my big day & this looks perfect!
Was just wondering were the fur bolero/vet is from? Is it also a selia yang? Or auriello costerella?
Was just wondering were the fur bolero/vet is from? Is it also a selia yang? Or auriello costerella?


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We have finally moved in and it feels momentous. We are surrounded by boxes, and the dogs don't know where they are. They keep on going between the back and front doors and staring at them as if they are not sure what lies beyond. The weather is so terrible I have barely been into the garden so even I don't know what lies beyond.
Kristoff is here scratching his head and saying things like, "You have so much stuff." But he is doing an amazing job of unpacking. He has transformed my daughter's bedroom from a bare husk into a fairy-lighted pink palace. "She'll love that!" I gasp. I am about to hug him when he says, "You will all be happy here. You must remember that."
I think I will. So much has happened: the break-up, my ex moving nearby, the as-predicted disappearance of The Builder. It's all been so… so… disappointing really. The Chef, my former neighbour, keeps telling me four children are just too many for any man to cope with. "Men get grumpy when they get older," he says. "They want a pipe by the fireplace."
But somehow I thought my kids and I weren't that bad. Maybe I'm living in a parallel universe, one that bears no resemblance to real life at all. I behave as well as I possibly can, but it has occurred to me that not everyone puts as much emphasis on being honest and truthful. I think I should become a little less trusting all round, really. It would probably have saved decades of heartache.
Anyway, the children come home from school. It's their first night here. I have no idea how they will react, but my daughter sees her room and starts clapping her hands. Leonard is also fine. But Jerry… Jerry comes in, takes one look at his room – a room he has seen many times before – and starts up.
"I HATE THIS ROOM!" he screams. "Hate it! Hate it! Hate this house. I want to go home. This isn't my home. I want to go home." We all stand and stare at him. His face is contorted and he is screaming as loudly as he can.
Peaches-the-puppy looks at him and starts whining. Jerry buries his head in her fur. He starts weeping noisily.
Maybe it isn't going to go that smoothly after all.


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I have a CSV file that has a column that contains strings that look like integers. That is they should be dealt with as strings, but since they are numbers they appear to be imported as integers (dropping off the leading zeroes).
Example Data:
- 0000000000079
- 0000999000012
- 0001002000005
- 0004100000007
The problem I'm seeing is that the last example data point comes through as DBNull.Value. I'm assuming this is because OleDB is treating that column as an integer (the data points come through without their leading zeroes also) and that 0004100000007 is greater than the largest integer value.
Is there some way to say "column [0] is a string, don't read it as an integer"? When reading the data?
The code I am currently using is:
OleDbConnection dbConn = new OleDbConnection(SourceConnectionString);
OleDbCommand dbCommand = new OleDbCommand("SELECT * FROM test.csv", dbConn);
OleDbDataReader dbReader = dbCommand.ExecuteReader();
while (dbReader.Read())
if (dbReader[0] != DBNull.Value)
// do some work