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Wedding Planning / Coordination
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Nu Experiences provides you with a complete wedding planning & coordination service which is a "top- to- toe" package, as we take your vision and make it come alive. We take your wish list and budget and source the most suitable suppliers for your big day to ensure you get the wedding of your dreams. We then tie it all together into a perfect bow, making sure you have a stress free wedding and are able to embrace every special moment.
We offer some inspiration for your vision, helping you handcraft your special day, until it's just right. We step in as your DIY design "best Friend", taking your visions and idea's and building a concept to bring it to life, as we focus on the wedding details, and handle all aspects of the styling for your wedding day.
For the brides out there who have had the fun of putting your dream day together, we also offer an "on the day" coordination service to tie- up the knots ensuring your vision comes together and all runs smoothly, so you can enjoy the moments on your big day, stress free!
Our Packages
Destination Wedding Package
For the adventure- seekers out there, this a perfect opportunity to go on an adventure and take your nearest and dearest with you for an experience of a lifetime.
Weddings have a fabulous way of bringing people from far and wide together to celebrate, with a wedding weekend or destination wedding you get the time to enjoy your guests and embrace everyone, as well as, celebrate your big day.
If you are going to go through all the effort and cost of having a wedding, why not make it one to remember. Creating an experience you and your guests will remember and reminisce over for years to come.
On the Day Package
Our On The Day package is quite the deal, this was created to give you the benefits of having someone coordinate your day so you can truly embrace it stress free with your loved ones, but with full rain of enjoying the planning process.
This package is for the organized DIY brides & Mother's of the bride, who want to plan their big day and then hand over to a coordinator to string it all together.
Full Wedding Package
This package is an all round package that is customized to each client's needs and requirements. It covers every aspect of putting together a wedding, as we will book and source all recommended suppliers, suited to your budget and wedding style. This not only includes the base of a wedding (Venue, Catering, DJ, Photographer, Flowers & Décor and detail) but also recommended wedding dress designers and wedding band jeweler. Your coordinator will become your one stop shop on recommendations & Idea's to creating your vision. Part of this package is also the full management of the wedding day and after wedding day strike down.
On the Day Weddings Include:
- Full management of all major suppliers from 1 week before the wedding
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- Recommending relevant suppliers to ease the planning process
Full Weddings Include:
- Wedding design and concept
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- Sourcing and managing all major suppliers
- Full management of the big day
- Stationary, Décor sourcing & Style, Lighting and Furniture, Sound and entertainment
Destination Weddings Include:
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Cookbook author Katie Parla makes a light and fresh-tasting zucchini pesto for spaghetti, but she also adds raw zucchini matchsticks to give the dish a bit of crunch. Slideshow: More Spaghetti Recipes
How to Make It
Preheat the oven to 375°. Spread the almonds on a baking sheet and toast for about 8 minutes, until golden. Let cool, then coarsely chop. Reserve 1/4 cup for garnish.
In a large skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of the oil. Add the garlic and crushed red pepper and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until fragrant, 1 minute. Add the chopped zucchini, season with salt and pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, until lightly golden, about 10 minutes. Scrape the zucchini into a food processor and add the remaining 1/2 cup of chopped almonds; pulse to combine. With the machine on, slowly add the remaining 6 tablespoons of oil until combined but still slightly chunky. Season the pesto with salt and pepper.
In a pot of salted boiling water, cook the spaghetti until al dente. Reserve 1 cup of the pasta water, then drain. Off the heat, return the pasta to the hot pot and add the reserved pasta water, the pesto, zucchini matchsticks, lemon zest, 1 1/2 cups of cheese and 1/2 cup of mint. Stir until well combined and saucy. Transfer the pasta to bowls. Garnish with mint and the reserved almonds.
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US Attorney General Jeff Sessions has rescinded an Obama-era policy which kept federal intervention minimal in states that have legalized recreational use of marijuana.
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US Attorney General Jeff Sessions sparked fury on Thursday after rescinding an Obama-era policy that keeps the federal government out of the way of states that have legalized marijuana for recreational use.
The Obama administration instated a policy that decreased federal intervention in states that legalized the drug if they agreed to keep it out of the hands of minors and help battle trafficking.
The current move by Sessions essentially allows federal prosecutors to arrest small-time marijuana users.
"In deciding which marijuana activities to prosecute under these laws … prosecutors should follow the well-established principles that govern all federal prosecutions," Sessions wrote in a memo. "These principles require federal prosecutors deciding which cases to prosecute to weigh all relevant considerations of the crime, the deterrent effect of criminal prosecution, and the cumulative impact of particular crimes on the community."


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Allison Kirkpatrick
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I love photography because it's made me see the world in a different way. I now notice details in things around me - light, texture, colour, shapes. And I love it when I can say to myself "Wow, I can't believe I took that!". It's extremely satisfying.
Bruce Raby
Bonnie Joyce
As a lifelong artist, I have explored many different mediums throughout the years – oil, acrylic and watercolour painting, creative writing and music (I'm a classically trained violinist). After the birth of my first child, I found myself with no time for a creative outlet and when a friend suggested I enroll in a photography course with her at St Lawrence College in Kingston, I jumped at the opportunity. I quickly discovered that photography was a great way to capture priceless moments with my growing family while also learning a new art form.
I am by no means a technical photographer - I am far more interested in composition and capturing moments of authenticity and humanity. Over the past few years I've worked to improve my technical skills, (starting with actually learning how to use my camera) and have even had the pleasure of developing my photography skills at work. I am especially interested in portrait and contemplative photography.
Norma Gardiner
I've always had an interest in Photography. My first camera's were point and shoot. I received my first DSLR Canon Camera in 2012. I've been a member of the Camera Club since 2013, and haven't looked back. The members have taught me so much about my camera and the editing side of creating your final picture. I feel my confidence has grown since joining, and also learning to think outside the box
Craig Greenwood
I have fully embraced the digital world with a steep software learning curve. My passion is portraits in all forms. I have started a fledgling photography business (www.greenwoodsphotography.ca) to pursue that passion but always keep an eye out for wildlife, landscape and other interesting opportunities.
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My cameras these days are the Olympus Micro Four Thirds models. With an excellent choice of lenses, they make for a compact and light-weight outfit.
I keep busy with the camera club, doing photo restoration work for clients and teaching digital photography classes.
Helen McKay
James McDonald
My photography experience started with a concealed Silent Sam spy camera. Most people I photographed had the same inquisitive look on their faces as I carefully aimed the black plastic briefcase and clicked away. A long list of instamatic and polaroids followed in seamless succession. My first SLR was a venerable Olympus OM1. When digital photography appeared I got a pocket size Richo that took great photos. I followed up with Olympus and canon super zoom point and shoot. I learned that it's not the camera that makes great photos but it helps! My grandfather was a superb photographer, cutting his teeth shooting behind enemy lines with a bellows camera whilst dangling from the cockpit of a balsa wood and canvas bi plane, the first use of arial spy photography. Coincidentally. in WWII my father instructed airmen in aerial photography. My mother was a talented painter and I literally inherited her eye for colour.We both possess an extra set of colour receptive cones in our retinas. I spent countless hours honing photography skills and equally important the fieldcraft required to work very close to wildlife without scaring them. I eventually upped the ante and bought some pro lenses, starting with the big gun, a Canon 500f4. After lugging this wonderful behemoth through swamps and tangled undergrowth of Gatineau Park for seven hours, I longed for the simpler days, cycling with my pocket size richo! But alas there's no turning back on the photographic journey.
Jean-Denis Labelle
Len Modderman
Closer to my retirement and with the advent of digital cameras, my interest in photography was piqued again. My wife bought me a digital camera and I was smitten. I love to capture nature whether it is wildlife, landscapes, flowers or anything that has to do with our beautiful surroundings. I also love to experiment in the studio capturing smoke, splash photography, macro, as well as venturing into more urban photography. Learning to see the beauty that surrounds us and trying to capture it, is what keeps me reaching for my camera.
Being part of the Lanark County Camera Club is a most enjoyable experience, meeting and learning from fellow photographers in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Linda Mentzel
Lois Perreault
Madeleine Labelle
After attending a presentation on garden photography at the Horticultural Society I knew it was time to get a DSLR. Then courses and workshops with my Canon 60D opened my eyes to different techniques and subjects that I never would have thought of photographing before. The Club has since 2009 been an inspiration and provides me with the stimulation to continue my journey.
Mike Flynn
Norm Swaebe
My Bio
Born a child of the fifties to a working class family in Toronto. Leaving high school into a first job as an appliance repair person and then entering a four year apprenticeship in the construction trades. Traveling around the country I picked up photography as a hobby in the 70's, over the years it fell by the wayside. Leaving construction in 1980 to pursue a career in computer maintenance only to go back to construction in 2007 until 2016 when I retired and picked up photography again in the digital medium, returning to a camera system I loved then, Pentax! A new world has opened up to me again.
My Website link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/sharkyca/ or just Flickr
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Dean Sullivan
I have a lifelong interest in Photography. From childhood darkrooms to owning a photoshop and more cameras than I can remember, it's been a passion close to my heart. I'm interested in many forms of photography, especially the artistic rendering of the extraordinary to the mundane. The LC Camera Club is an excellent place to grow as a photographer and learn from the many helpful and knowledgeable members.
Paul Grant
I have been interested in photography for as long as I remember but never pursued it until about 5 years ago. Soon after buying my first DSLR I discovered a passion for wildlife photography. My photography interest and style continue to grow. The Lanark County Camera Club is a great venue to share my images and knowledge and learn from other club members.
Paul Sturmey
I have been interested in photography for many years, having a Kodak Brown box as a child. I like shooting most kinds of images, but I enjoy action and sports photography the most. I also like to enter photo contests, and I have won some prizes in doing so. Otherwise, I am purely a hobbyist, and a long time (15 years) member of the Lanark County Camera Club.
Rene Jones
My interest in photography started while I was growing up in my hometown of Harrington Harbour, Quebec. At that time it was with a box camera, probably a Brownie. Most of the photos were of friends and family. Because I lived in a remote area I had to wait weeks to receive the developed film only to find all photos were a disaster. My interest waned and I did not use a camera much until I spent several summers in the Arctic using a Pentax 35mm SLR. There have been lots of changes with cameras and I am now using a Nikon D300. The ability to take as many pictures as I want and then filter through them, keeping those that I would like to share, is a real bonus with Digital SLR cameras.
Being a part of The Lanark County Camera Club is rewarding. I have made many new friends and enjoy learning and sharing information with the members.
Robert FeDuke
Sandra Jones
Sheila Stojakovich
Wendy Wood
The 1st camera that I could call my own was a Kodak Brownie. Many of my images were memorable 'Kodak moments' that came alive in front of my eyes as I learnt how to make that film breathe in the darkroom. I was hooked! It took me a long time to move into the digital world; took the plunge in 2011 and I haven't looked back. Thanks to the exposure LCCC has provided; I have tried a lot of new photographic techniques and genres but macro photography still remains my favourite.
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The Photo Gallery is a special section where club members can display some of their favorite images on the internet.
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The 24-year-old German clinched only the second podium finish of his career with a storming run down the infamous Streif course in front of the 45,000-strong crowd intent on turning the pretty Austrian resort into a carnival for this iconic weekend of ski racing.Follow @cnnsportThe Kitzbuhel track is notoriously difficult with huge jumps, such as the 80-meter Mausefalle not long after the steep start section, and fast, bumpy, technical sections such as the Steilhang. High-speed crashes are an occupational hazard for the racers.
History maker
Dressen, who was the 19th racer to go, clocked a time of one minute 56.15 seconds to beat Swiss Beat Feuz, winner of last week's downhill in Wengen, by .20 seconds.Austrian Hannes Reichelt, the 2014 winner, gave the raucous home fans something to cheer about with third place in 1:56.56.Dressen made his debut on the World Cup circuit in 2015 and claimed his first podium — a third — in the Beaver Creek downhill in December.He became the first skier to win his debut World Cup race at Kitzbhuel since Didier Cuche in 1998. The Swiss went on to win the iconic Hahnenkamm downhill a record five times. He is also the first German to win the Kitzbuhel downhill since Sepp Ferstl (representing West Germany) in 1978 and 1979.
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Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal, who won Friday's super-G over a shortened course, finished eighth. The 35-year-old, one of the most successful racers in skiing speed disciplines over the last decade, was racing at Kitzbuhel for the first time since a season-ending crash on the Hahnenkamm in 2016. Svindal, who has won two downhills so far this season and was second behind Feuz in Wengen, won the super-G from friend and countryman Kjetil Jansrud with Olympic downhill champion Matthias Mayer third and Reichelt fourth. Visit CNN.com/skiing for more news, features and video Frenchman Johan Clarey, who holds the record for the fastest speed in a World Cup race with 100.6 mph on the Lauberhorn in Wengen in 2013, was lucky to walk away from a high-speed crash on the Hahnenkamm Saturday. The slalom specialists with compete in Kitzbuhel Sunday, while the speed circuit heads to Germany for next week's race in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.The Winter Olympics begin in PyeongChang, South Korea on February 9.


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Time: November 11, 2016 to November 12, 2016
Location: Philadelphia
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Intensive longitudinal methods, often called experience sampling, daily diary, or ecological momentary assessment methods, allow researchers to study people's thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in their natural contexts. Typically, they involve self-reports from individuals, dyads, families or other small groups over the course of hours, days, and weeks. Such data can reveal life as it is actually lived and provide insights that are not possible using conventional experimental or survey research methods. Intensive longitudinal data, however, present data analytic challenges stemming from the multiple levels of analysis and temporal dependencies in the data.
The goal of this workshop is to provide a full-cycle treatment of two fundamental research questions that can be addressed using intensive longitudinal methods: (a) What is the time course of the outcome variable, and (b) what is the within-person causal process that underlies the time course? A full-cycle treatment will take workshop participants through five stages of answering each research question: (1) Design study & collect data, (2) Visualize, (3) Analyze, (4) Write up results, and (5) Power the next study.
Material for this workshop will be drawn from introductory sections of the presenters' 2013 Guilford Press book, Intensive Longitudinal Methods: An Introduction to Diary and Experience Sampling Research.


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Maybe the first surprise of this year's E3 was EA announcing Unravel Two and pulling an "And it's available to download right now!" Those moments are always great. It takes all the anticipation out of the usual cycle. No waiting, no extended marketing -- just immediately playing a thing you didn't know existed five minutes ago.
But for anyone who didn't immediately play Unravel Two, EA has a tactic that might sway you. There's a free demo that's made up of the game's first two levels. It can be played in both single-player and local co-op. And, it's not the sort of thing that locks after those two levels are complete. The demo is good for 10 hours, however you want to allot it.
This trial is available on all platforms -- PC, PS4, and Xbox One. It's not a forever thing, though. It runs now through June 30. Get to spinnin' and swingin' yarns if this promotion interests you.


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Learn more about our charming apartments in Lyon city centre
Showcasing a hidden, indoor garden in the midst of the city, Warwick Reine Astrid – Lyon offers guests incomparable service and upscale amenities during their stay. Choose from comfortable one or two serviced apartments in the gastronomical capital of France. Tour our photo gallery to find out more about our charming apartments in Lyon, France.
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Schedule a workshop with Dana John-Goodrich RD
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Just Say Yes to Fruits and Vegetables (JSY) is one of New York State's premier nutrition education programs for low-income families. This unique educational service is designed to prevent obesity and reduce long-term chronic disease risks through the promotion of increased fruit and vegetable consumption.
JSY nutrition workshops also offer recipe demonstrations highlighting seasonal fruits and vegetables and other items found in your pantry.
Winter is a great time to try a new recipe. Why not add some fruit, vegetables….or both to your next meal!
Try our featured monthly recipe, Cassava Vegetable Soup.
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Visit our website for more delicious recipes: Just Say Yes to Fruits and Vegetables
JSY works to ensure that low-income families on Long Island:
Eat more nutritious foods
Make the most of their food budget
Prepare food in a safe manner
Looking for easy ways to eat healthy on a budget? Click here to learn more!
JSY staff offer the following custom-tailored nutrition education lesson plans for your community group, agency or program:
JSY Spotlight!
A big thank you to all our participating agencies, because of you the healthy pantry initiative was a success!
New Agencies Participating in 2019
Nassau Center for Collaborative Assistance
St. Joachim
The Shop/JCC
We are always looking for new agencies to participate in our Healthy Pantry Initiative. If you are interested in learning more click here:
Make meals and memories together.
It's a lesson they'll use for life!
To schedule a FREE nutrition education workshop for your clients with the Just Say Yes to Fruits and Vegetables program, contact Dana John-Goodrich MPH, RD at 631-582-3663 ext.133
Not sure if JSY is right for you? Check out our new video to see what we do! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKrXFdkP4js&feature=youtu.be
Looking for assistance in purchasing more nutritious foods for your family? The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides such to people with low incomes. For more information about SNAP, please call 800-221-5689.


text: |Overview: We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate who will perform research in numerical methods or kinetic equations and related models. This position resides in the Computational and Applied Mathematics Group in the Computer Science and Mathematics Division (CSM), Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate (CCSD) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). As part of our research team, you will develop and analyze hybrid algorithms for multiscale particle systems. Major Duties and Responsibilities: ⢠Algorithm development and numerical analysis ⢠Coding and implementation ⢠Collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team ⢠Preparation and presentation of results in open literature journals and technical reports and at relevant conferences Basic Qualifications: ⢠A PhD in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, or a related discipline completed within the last five years ⢠Basic programming skills Preferred Qualifications: ⢠Experience with high performance computing ⢠Familiarity with kinetic equations and / or their applications (e.g. radiation, plasmas, dilute gases) ⢠Excellent written and oral communication skills and the ability to communicate in English to a scientific audience ⢠Motivated self-starter with the ability to work independently and to participate creatively in collaborative and frequently interacting teams of researchers ⢠Ability to function well in a fast-paced research environment, set priorities to accomplish multiple tasks within deadlines, and adapt to ever changing needs Other Information: Applicants cannot have received their Ph.D. more than five years prior to the date of application and must complete all degree requirements before starting their appointment. The appointment length will be up to 24 months with the potential for extension. Initial appointments and extensions are subject to performance and availability of funding. ORNL Ethics and Conduct: As a member of the ORNL scientific community, you will be expected to commit to ORNL's Research Code of Conduct. Our full code of conduct, and a statement by the Lab Director's office can be found here: https://www.ornl.gov/content/research-integrity Benefits at ORNL: UT Battelle offers an exceptional benefits package to include matching 401K, Pension Plan, Paid Vacation and Medical / Dental plan. Onsite amenities include Credit Union, Medical Clinic and free Fitness facilities. Relocation: Moving is stressful and expensive, and UT Battelle offers a wide range of relocation benefits for individuals and families to make it easier to come and work here. If you are invited to interview, please ask your Recruiter about relocating with ORNL. This position will remain open for a minimum of 5 days after which it will close when a qualified candidate is identified and/or hired. We accept Word (.doc, .docx), Adobe (unsecured .pdf), Rich Text Format (.rtf), and HTML (.htm, .html) up to 5MB in size. Resumes from third party vendors will not be accepted; these resumes will be deleted and the candidates submitted will not be considered for employment. If you have trouble applying for a position, please email email@example.com. ORNL is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants, including individuals with disabilities and protected veterans, are encouraged to apply. UT-Battelle is an E-Verify employer.


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TeraRanger One is a distance measurement sensor that streams distance values in millimetres. The eyes afe infrared Time of Flight (ToF) technology provides super fast distance readings up to 1000 times per second with an accuracy of ± 4cm, and a range up to 14m.
The small size and low weight (8g) make the sensor ideal for automation, robotics and drone applications. It can be mounted on fixed or fast moving parts without affecting their performance. In contrast to older technologies, such as ultrasound, TeraRanger One provides fast, reliable data in a wide variety of environments and on most materials and surfaces, often outperforming laserbased systems that cost many times more!
The sensor has two modes; fast and precision. In fast mode, accuracy is reduced and readings are taken 1000 times a second (1kHz), making the sensor ideal for high speed obstacle avoidance. In precision mode distance readings are achieved at up to 600Hz with an accuracy of ± 4cm, but ± 2cm is possible with a custom calibration.
TeraRanger One is simple to connect and use and automatically adapts to changing light and temperature. UART is the default interface and TWI (I2C compatible) is also available. Drivers for Robot Operating System (ROS) and drone autopilots such as Pixhawk PX4 and APM are available free of charge. TeraRanger One can also be connected to a computer using the optional USB adapter, enabling easy firmware upgrades and a direct data stream to a serial port.
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The following statement can be attributed to Shelly Nortz, Deputy Executive Director for Policy:
"Home Stability Support is the single most important thing Albany can do this year to address the homelessness crisis in New York State, which affects more than 250,000 men, women, and children each year. This sensible program could help keep nearly 80,000 families in their homes or in escaping homelessness, and it would pay for itself by reducing evictions, shortening shelter stays, and reducing other social and public service costs of displacement. We thank the Senate and Assembly for including HSS in their budget proposals, and we call on Governor Cuomo to join them in supporting the best tool we have to fight homelessness."


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This security poster frame is ideal where you want to display large posters in a high traffic area such as a Cinema or theatre foyer. The same idea as our smaller profile 25mm frame this security snap frame is suite to larger posters which is why we hold stocks of A0, 30"x40" and 40" x 60" for fast nationwide delivery. We have 6 other poster sizes available for order. Silver or black anodized finish has become the most popular colour for retail poster displays.
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In this video, our Lean PPM Expert Emma gives an example of how your company can quickly drive decisions by implementing a simple planning process with Meisterplan.
Learn more about the topics covered in this video:
- Scenarios in Meisterplan - use scenarios to create and evaluate planning alternatives.
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AC Airflow and Refrigerant Charge: How These 2 Factors Affect PerformancePublished on: August 23, 2012
The energy efficient systems that are on the market today are much easier to afford than at any time in history. However, many people mistakenly believe that getting an energy efficient system will somehow cause more of a financial burden than anything. The true upgrade, however, is the ability of the air conditioning systems of today to provide a more energy efficient methodology of climate control without sacrificing any of the financial advantages of the less efficient HVAC systems of the past.
The energy efficient systems of today also require much less air conditioning repair than the older types of HVAC systems. AC maintenance is by far the most expensive part of owning an air conditioning system, and it always outweighs the expense of the installation.
In order to maintain the maximum level of efficiency for your air conditioner and to minimize the amount of money that you spend on AC maintenance, you must note the airflow and refrigerant levels in your system. These are the two most important factors in the life of your air conditioning system and they are the most important aspects of keeping your AC away from too many air conditioning repairs.
Below are the ways that airflow and refrigerant will help keep you from spending money on AC maintenance.
The Refrigerant
The refrigerant is the lifeblood of your air conditioning system. You can liken it to the oil in a car. It is the number one factor that keeps your air conditioner from breaking down more seriously. AC maintenance is much less expensive to perform if a routine maintenance program is kept from the very beginning of the installation package. Any air conditioning repair that takes place under these circumstances will most likely not be as serious or as expensive.
Too much refrigerant can cause the same kind of clogs that cause heart palpitations. Too little refrigerant may be indicative of a leak in the system. Because refrigerant is highly toxic, a leak in the system has health risks beyond the immediate comfort of the people in the living space and it should be taken care of immediately.
The Airflow
The clarity of the airflow into your air conditioning system will keep you away from a great deal of air conditioning repair. Just as the refrigerant helps to regulate the airflow between different parts of your system, the airflow from the outside of your air conditioning unit into the outside tower is just as important.
In order to keep the airflow into your AC unit as clear as possible, clear out at least 24 inches of radius around your outside tower. Cut trees that have overhanging branches as well.


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The Modernization of ArchitectureArchitecture is, arguably, one of the most interesting forms of art. It combines the imagination and talent of the creator with technical skills of engineers in order to make wonderful masterpieces and beautiful homes.
Architecture Varies
How Architecture Has Changed Over the Years
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Interesting Facts about Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza
Byodo-in Temple
Interesting Facts about Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza
Interesting Facts about Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza
It is hard to argue that when it comes to historic architecture, the Great Pyramid of Giza is perhaps the most well-known example in existence. It has stood […]
The Finest Examples of Traditional Japanese Architecture
Byodo-in Temple
Byodo-in Temple
The absolutely stunning Byodo-in Temple in Uji is considered to be one of the best examples of what is known as Buddhist Pure Land styles architecture. It's surrounded by natural greenery, beautifully kept […]
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Fair weather friends,
where are you now,
has rain washed you away?
So much for all
those welcome smiles,
is all that I can say.
Life can get
and storms can rage around,
but friends, they are
an anchor,
and a fog horn warning sound.
So when your ship
hits stormy seas,
and you need my support,
I'll still be here,
And have no fear,
I'll help you in to port.