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I went to the game 2 weeks ago vs. Indiana. Between every single play there was just god-awfull music being played very loudly through the speakers. I couldn't even tell you how many times I heard Ozzie scream "ALL ABOARD, HAHAHAHA!"

There were many times I wanted to tell my dad something about the game (like a blown coverage or something), but the darn music was so loud we couldn't even hear each other. There wasn't a moment of silence between plays, it was annoying.

It was like my 2 year old boy was given some music box and kept mashing buttons non-stop. I think the stadium officials think this generation has such a short attention span that they think the students will leave if not

I have an ASME Section I boiler and I have to replace the safety relief valves on them. How difficult is it to update the Relief Valve's P-7 form? How do I go about doing so?

I have PSV on an ASME-I boiler. I need to calculate the discharge piping pressure drop to make sure the there is not too much back pressure per the code. The discharge piping vents to atmosphere, but rain can get into the piping, thus the discharge pipe has a drip pan elbow, to allow rain liquids to drain out. Here is a link of a Drip Pan elbow

https://imgur.com/a/rIX3pqV

I cannot change the discharge of the piping, we have to assume rain can get into it, and thus the drip pan elbow is needed.

The drip pan elbow is a break in the pipe, so the Bernoulli equation no longer applies at the elbow I am thinking. How would I model the downstream piping from thi

I have PSV on an ASME-I boiler. I need to calculate the discharge piping pressure drop to make sure the there is not too much back pressure per the code. The discharge piping vents to atmosphere, but rain can get into the piping, thus the discharge pipe has a drip pan elbow, to allow rain liquids to drain out. Here is a link of a Drip Pan elbow

https://imgur.com/a/rIX3pqV

I cannot change the discharge of the piping, we have to assume rain can get into it.

The drip pan elbow is a break in the pipe, so the Bernoulli equation no longer applies at the elbow I am thinking. How would I model the downstream piping from this drip pan elbow?

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I am looking to dose chemicals in a process I work on based on the day of the week and time of the day. I have dosing data chart that looks like below:

If I use the =now() function, and assuming the data starts in cell A1, is there a way to just lookup what chemical dose to use and have it reported to another cell?

So if it is Thursday at 1:00 pm, the cell would return 20

I had two events recently where two of my children could have been seriously injured, and I am convinced that my or their guardian angels stepped in help me prevent these injuries. Anyone know of a good way to thank them?

Have an older GE fridge model GTH18EBC2RBB. I am guessing it is 15 years old. We keep it in the garage for beers and drinks. It runs decent enough, but last night my 4 year old went to get a drink and left the door open all night.

I see it in the morning and the fridge portion is all warm, freezer portion was still kinda cold. I close the door and after about 5 hours, it has not cooled back down and is no longer running. The door light still comes on.

Is the fridge shot? Is the culprit most likely the compressor burned out? Or was it just a capacitor or something? Assuming it is something small, what would be the repair costs?

In my basement, I get excellent WiFi signal in the one corner where I have my computer. In another corner, I get almost zero signal (I think it has to do with the aluminum HVAC ductwork). I have a TV in that corner with almost zero signal and want to stream movies and shows to that TV.

I have an unused laptop running Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon (I can update if needed). Is it possible to set that laptop in the corner with the very good WiFi signal and then take that signal and create a local hotspot for my TV? Kind of like use my laptop as a repeater or "WiFi extension" so to speak?

In my basement, I get excellent WiFi signal in the one corner where I have my computer. In another corner, I get almost zero signal (I think it has to do with the aluminum HVAC ductwork). I have a TV in that corner with almost zero signal and want to stream movies and shows to that TV.

I have an unused laptop running Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon (I can update if needed). Is it possible to set that laptop in the corner with the very good WiFi signal and then take that signal and create a local hotspot for my TV? Kind of like use my laptop as a repeater or "WiFi extension" so to speak?