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THE SEASON 4 FINALE: Two of the most important and mesmerizing words: “WHAT IF” What if we took Complete control of our lives? What if we ditch the mainstream narrative of school, work, death and actually lived our life on our terms. What if we allowed ourselves to dream more? Allow those dreams to come true? When we ask ourselves to ask the questions, and demand an answer- that is a life worth living! Song: Intro: Yula- Soul https://open.spotify.com/track/25wsFMLWXzFQWIFEUhcXbY?si=7xayPWPCTPSBvu-4US8v4Q Outtro: Ra- Til You Die https://open.spotify.com/track/2GrEEkdH9jNa3q5CymlifP?si=mgdV5ZKVRVuffhdlucfpsA --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/livethislife/support

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What If Jesus Isn't Coming Back….What If… What if everything that we were taught was wrong. How would we deal with one another with no false barriers to mask our behaviors? Would we be a better people? Listen In as I ask a few questions that we all should consider. Tap in and Tune in… #kingcrawley Be Sure To Check Out: My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesmellofvictory/?hl=en My Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tsovoilz/ My Tik Tok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJW855we/ My Website: https://kingcrawley.com/ https://instagram.com/theepastorpercy?r=nametag My Cashapp: $tsovoilz My podcast: https://anchor.fm/king-crawley Crawley Family Center website: https://www.wonderschool.com/va/suffolk/crawley-family-center-daycare-preschool-6470 https://linktr.ee/sweet_elegantdelights Nickel Free Jewelry-Shop: https://www.appetite4chic.com/ thesmellofvictory.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this edition of the ODPH, the panel discusses: - Netflix's announcements from their online event "Tudum" - Marvel's latest episode of "What If" - What we thought of the new Star Wars series "Visions" All that and much more! Be sure to check out this week's featured aPODalypse podcast: Best Film Ever! Website: https://bestfilmever.podbean.com/ For more #ODPH Content, check out our website! For #ODPH Social Media, here's our directory Rate & Review on Podchaser! Find Us on Twitch! Check out the ODPH Merch Store at TeePublic! ODPH Sports Edition Intro Music provided by Brian Wolff ODPH Entertainment Edition Intro Music provided by Shout At the Robots Twitter: @podbeancom YouTube: @Podbeancom Instagram: @podbean Facebook: @podbeancom LinkedIn: Podbean

Nick Angstadt (@NickVanExit) and Isaac Harris (@IsaacLHarris) react to the report that the Dallas Mavericks plan to sign Frank Ntilikina. How can the Mavs make this happen when they have 20 players on the Training Camp roster right now? What will Frank bring to the table? Then they dive into another What If: What if the Mavs won the NBA Title this season? What would have to happen for the Mavs to win the title (probably a lot)? And how would an NBA Championship affect Luka Doncic, Kristaps Porzingis, Jason Kidd, Mark Cuban, and more? Subscribe to our Youtube Channel: Locked On Mavericks Follow/Subscribe Anywhere: linktr.ee/LockedOnMavs Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! | Offers from our sponsors: lockedonpodcasts.com/offers Built Bar — Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG — There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto — Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Indeed — Get started RIGHT NOW with a FREE SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLAR SPONSORED JOB CREDIT to upgrade your job post at Indeed.com/locked Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick Angstadt (@NickVanExit) and Isaac Harris (@IsaacLHarris) react to the report that the Dallas Mavericks plan to sign Frank Ntilikina. How can the Mavs make this happen when they have 20 players on the Training Camp roster right now? What will Frank bring to the table? Then they dive into another What If: What if the Mavs won the NBA Title this season? What would have to happen for the Mavs to win the title (probably a lot)? And how would an NBA Championship affect Luka Doncic, Kristaps Porzingis, Jason Kidd, Mark Cuban, and more?Subscribe to our Youtube Channel: Locked On MavericksFollow/Subscribe Anywhere: linktr.ee/LockedOnMavsSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! | Offers from our sponsors: lockedonpodcasts.com/offersBuilt Bar — Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnline AG — There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.Rock Auto — Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.Indeed — Get started RIGHT NOW with a FREE SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLAR SPONSORED JOB CREDIT to upgrade your job post at Indeed.com/locked Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alex and Richard talk about a big WHAT IF: What if Ethan and Brendan were in Pokemon Johto and Pokemon Advanced. For years, people have been wondering why Pokemon game protagonists have been rarely featured in the anime. Rather than replacing Ash however, the boys decide to discuss what an inclusion of said characters could've done for their series. From teams, to backstories, to personalities, these are their takes. Be sure to Review, Subscribe, and Chat it Up...or Chazz it UP!

https://youtu.be/gSbl7-Nfbic Are you obsessing over WHAT IF— “What if I'd been braver? Took my shot sooner?” Here's how to handle regret over the one that got away, and regain your power: #obsession #WHATIF  For more information please visit my website at http://www.susanwinter.net/

I guess we're far enough into this Coronavirus Covid-19 journey to give ourselves permission to start asking, "What If?" What if none of this wouldn't have unraveled? No matter how it started or how it will end. What if it wouldn't have become the evil neighbor in our life that we'd like to see move away? On this podcast I ask several different what if questions. What if Jesus had not be crucified? We can't play Back To The Future and return to the moment because I'm sure there's not a human strong enough to let history stay right where it is. No lending hand or voice can be heard other than the moment that lived in what was its Now. What if you hadn't made that choice as a teen? I'd love to know what swayed me to drop my ambitions to be an architect and totally plant everything in a radio career. What if it would've gone a different direction? I'd probably still be in Montana and not loving this incredible forest that which I live in. The very trees that have been vibrant with spring colors during the Covid-19 shutdown. Is it too early to play the what if game in forward motion? What if we all went back to work at once? We'd all start hearing about bad traffic, horrible food and high taxes. That world didn't change while you were away. Truth is the majority of your own bad habits didn't find a new body either. What if the virus had not taken over the world? What would the presidential race look like? Would you have already been to the amusement parks? How would you have celebrated Easter and Memorial Day Weekend? I saw the pictures from across the nation. Whew... The question I'm really asking is what if you hadn't gotten so close to others? If this thing comes back to bite us harder than the first time who do we get to blame? What if its you?

I guess we're far enough into this Coronavirus Covid-19 journey to give ourselves permission to start asking, "What If?" What if none of this wouldn't have unraveled? No matter how it started or how it will end. What if it wouldn't have become the evil neighbor in our life that we'd like to see move away? On this podcast I ask several different what if questions. What if Jesus had not be crucified? We can't play Back To The Future and return to the moment because I'm sure there's not a human strong enough to let history stay right where it is. No lending hand or voice can be heard other than the moment that lived in what was its Now. What if you hadn't made that choice as a teen? I'd love to know what swayed me to drop my ambitions to be an architect and totally plant everything in a radio career. What if it would've gone a different direction? I'd probably still be in Montana and not loving this incredible forest that which I live in. The very trees that have been vibrant with spring colors during the Covid-19 shutdown. Is it too early to play the what if game in forward motion? What if we all went back to work at once? We'd all start hearing about bad traffic, horrible food and high taxes. That world didn't change while you were away. Truth is the majority of your own bad habits didn't find a new body either. What if the virus had not taken over the world? What would the presidential race look like? Would you have already been to the amusement parks? How would you have celebrated Easter and Memorial Day Weekend? I saw the pictures from across the nation. Whew... The question I'm really asking is what if you hadn't gotten so close to others? If this thing comes back to bite us harder than the first time who do we get to blame? What if its you?

*Alexa, play “HYFR” by Drake and Lil Wayne” Omg! Two more episodes left in Season 3! This seasons EP. 9 is entitled “What If?” What if there was no access to social media during the Covid-19 pandemic? What if all Black people in America actually decided to move to Africa? and more... We’re tackling some thought-provoking questions that we want you to join in on. Look forward to our exciting segments like Quickies, Living Single, Hood Kode, and our Dear Millennials Open Letter

Discussing how we connect with people in challenging times with corporate coach and business sales trainer Rebecca Fine. When we look to sell, we always need to adjust to our prospect's perspective, this, at times can be challenging to say the least. Rebecca shares some great insights into how she would coach people through challenging times. The question I ask you all to review in your heads is WHAT IF? What if this is the start to something much more fulfilling for you?

Season 2: Episode 011. Markas, DavidPete, and AJ ask one of the hardest questions you could never answer: "WHAT IF?" What if you had a super power? What if you had a million dollars? What if this GAT DAMN Rona virus is worse than we could imagine? "The Due Dili-GENTS" Jam of the day: ODB - Shimmy Shimmy Ya

Show Notes: Episode 13 Blue Dream Coffee What you smokin on? Or should I say What you Sippin on? Marley Coffee this Brew is called Lively up yourself. I added some of this Blue Dream cannabis into the mix. So today’s gonna be fun.  What If: What if the cia or illuminate or whoever the fuck is running this god damn world cloned us? Like imagine if when the first time you got a haircut or something and they kept everyone’s hair and years after you die they figure out how to clone people and the world was on a shortage of people and they started cloning all of us with this record of hair they collected. That would be crazy. It wouldn’t even be you would it? What Should I Do? What if you were the last person on earth? Where would you go? Area 51? Quote of today: I live for the nights that I can't remember with the people I won't forget. Artist Spotlight: NF When I Grow Up Social Media •Email: crackabrewandsmokeafew@gmail.com •Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Crack-a-Brew-Smoke-a-Few-1773729242653659/ •Twitter: CBSFPodcast •YouTube: Crack A Brew & Smoke A Few •SnapChat:cbsfpodcast •Instagram:crackabrewandsmokeafew

Danelle says: Search smarter, not harder! This episode of the EdTech Loop Podcast has some great tips for getting more out of your search. Databases - mel.org search vs internet searchGo through the databases offered and when you might use them:Britannica Fundamentals K-2Britannica School Elementary 3-4Britannica School MiddleeBook K-8 collectionSpanish EncyclopediaExplora for Elementary SchoolsPEBBLE GO PreK-3World Book Early LearningWorld Book KidsGale Power Search (mentioned in TechNollerGist)Super cool specialized Google searches - https://www.lifewire.com/other-search-engines-4039631Google Trends - explores how Google data can be used to tell storiesGoogle Patents - search to see and read patents from around the world (more info)Google Scholar - Google Scholar is a freely accessible web search engine that indexes the full text or metadata of scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats and disciplines.Tech Tool of the Week:Global School Play Day - Feb 5, 2020 #GSPD2020CALL FOR TOYS - Tell your class to bring anything they wish to play with to school on Wednesday, February 5, 2020. The only restrictions: they must bring toys and these toys may NOT require batteries or electricity. No devices. Give them some ideas, since today's kids rarely play and often own very few toys: board games, dolls, Legos, blocks, trucks, cars, racetracks, playing cards, empty cardboard boxes, markers, jigsaw puzzles, blankets (for forts), social games (charades, Pictionary, etc.) The only exception on the electronics rule would be a board game that has an electronic timer, an electronics play kit, or similar. How about taking your students out in the dirt or snow to dig, explore and get messy? You may want to show your students photos of past GSPD events to open their eyes to unfamiliar types of unstructured play. PLAY! NO SCREENS - NO STRUCTURE - ALL DAY LONGOn February 5, 2020, allow your students to spread their toys out around the room or take the kids outside and just PLAY! Don't organize anything for your students.Don't tell them how to play with the toys/games.Don't interfere with your students unless you see something that could get you fired or would physically hurt a child (this does not include something that may be physically uncomfortable for a child.)Don't Leave Them Unsupervised as the day is unstructured by adults, but not unsupervised.  Other than taking a few pictures/videos, try to be invisible and let the kids play. This is a day of unstructured play, not playful teacher-led lessons. You will be amazed at what your kids come up with!What If?What if... you can't run your Global School Play Day on February 5th? Do it on another day! The important thing is your kids and colleagues need to be free from thinking that play is a waste of time and begin to see the value in it.What if… you don’t want to play ALL day? That’s fine. Make it the hour of play. Again, the point of Global School Play Day is to raise awareness and start discussions. We do encourage you though to take the plunge and dedicate a whole day to unstructured play. You will cause others to ask why you would give up a whole day "just for playing."What if... you want to do #GSPD with your high school or college class? Go for it! Big kids need to play, too!What if… you want to jump in and play with your kids? Can adults play, too? That’s up to you, but the concept of GSPD is to get kids playing freely without adult intervention or structure. If you get down on the floor with your kids, be sure to let them just play. Resist the temptation to organize, discipline, and teach.What if...you want to have your students use iPads or computers? Well, no one is going to tell you what to do, but this is NOT the concept of Global School Play Day. GSPD is a day to get away from staring at screens and instead interacting with peers. [Note: the organizers of GSPD are NOT opposed to technology use for children.] WIREDTC - mark calendars, big announcements, including keynote, are coming SOON.

On this special if somewhat awkward episode of TCBD Podcast It’s Mark by himself talking comics, which is eerily similar to Mark’s high school years. Mark talks about one of his favorite Marvel Series: What if. He covers the 41st issue from Vol 2 from Sept 1992. This issue ponders the question “What if the Avengers had fought Galactus? What is your favorite issue of What If? What is a great idea you have had for an issue of What If? Let us know at Comicbookdungeonpodcast@gmail.com

Episode TranscriptErin Holohan Haskell: Today I’m speaking with Dan Foley, president and owner of Foley Mechanical based in Lorton, Virginia. Foley Mechanical specializes in radiant, hydronic, and steam systems, as well as mechanical systems for large custom homes. Dan often shares photos of Team Foley Mechanical’s work on The Wall at HeatingHelp.com and wows us every time. Today he’s going to tell us all about snowmelt systems.Thanks for taking time out of your busy heating season to join us on the podcast, Dan.Dan Foley: Not a problem.Erin: First off, let’s talk about the term “snowmelt.” When people hear this, they may think that these systems will melt three feet of snow after it falls on their driveway. But these systems are more about snow prevention, right? Can you give us a basic overview of how these systems work?Dan: Certainly. So keep in mind I’m in the DC metro area. We’re not in the snowbelt, but we get a fair amount of snow and a lot of times we get ice. And every once in awhile we’ll get a 2-ft blizzard that does kind of cripple the city. So what we’re trying to do is keep driveways and walkways free of snow and ice so that they can be safely traversed.Erin Holohan Haskell: Dan, we’re both located in the Washington, DC area, and while we get some winter storms, we don’t get nearly as much snow as they do in other areas of the US. What are some of the reasons why your clients choose snowmelt systems?Dan: There are several different angles. The first, I’ll say, is safety and ease of access. For example, one of my projects was for a doctor and he needed to be able to access his driveway and his garage 24/7/365. No matter what, he needed to be able to get out. So it was important to him to have a clear driveway. And he actually had a very steep concrete driveway and when it was covered with snow and ice, he just couldn’t get out.Another client had a medical condition and his doctor ordered him not to shovel snow because of the exertion and he had a heart condition. So that particular client had snowmelt for medical reasons.Another reason we install snowmelt for a fair amount of clients, is aesthetic reasons. Not everybody has just a flat concrete driveway. A lot of times they will have cobblestones, pavers, bricks, and even stamped concrete. And all of those surfaces are difficult to shovel or would even be damaged if you tried to plow them. Those particular clients wanted their driveways free of ice and snow, but weren’t able to shovel or plow them, so they went with snowmelt. So that would be a particular small niche of a client that could afford it and have the luxury to pay for it.And the last one, I’ll say, really doesn’t fall into any of those categories, and it’s a small minority of the jobs, but we’ve done several of them - and that’s commercial businesses. So that might be walkways, steps, loading ramps, loading docks. Those they just need access to be able to conduct business and they can’t afford to have the business shut down because the walkway and the driveway is iced over. And that’s more of a utilitarian situation, but we’ve done a fair number of those jobs. It’s a small segment of what we do.Erin: How do you size your snowmelt systems?Dan: Very few people have any idea what these systems cost, so I don’t want to spend hours upon hours doing an accurate design and submit a proposal, and then they say, “Gee, I had no idea this system was going to cost me $80,000.” Or “I had no idea it was going to be $5,000.” Well, that’s wasting everyone’s time. So what I do is I use rules of thumb for budgeting, but I do an accurate design for every job we do. And that’s a must. You cannot guess at these. You don’t get a chance to do them twice. You get one chance. So I do an accurate design. I use software, mostly a software product called BootCAD that’s available online. You can download it. And it’s inexpensive and it’s easy to use.If you’re a contractor who doesn’t do snowmelt jobs on a regular basis and maybe doesn’t want to invest in a software for one or two odd jobs, all of the tubing manufacturers will do the design work for you. Every once in awhile, I’ll have an architect who specifies that the design must be done by the manufacturer, so even though I have the capability, I’ll call up my manufacturer and partner to do the design. And they’ll do a quick turnaround in a matter of days. I’ll work with Jan over at Mr. PEX and he’ll turn my designs around in 2-3 days (all but the most complex ones). And they would do that for their other customers as well. If you didn’t want to do the design or purchase the software or maybe the learning curve is too steep to do it for one job, the manufacturers will do it for you.Erin: Do you have a preferred type of tubing and are there limits to loop lengths similar to the lengths used in floor heating?Dan: Yeah very similar, but just a little bit different and that goes hand-in-hand with the design. So it’s all part of an accurate design. And the design software I use has a spreadsheet where you can play “What If?” What if I go to 5 loops instead of 4? What if I go 300 ft instead of 250 ft? I can see what that does with the calculations to kind of massage the output to what you actually want. But just some rough guidelines - We’re pumping glycol (anywhere from 30-40% propylene glycol) not water and it starts out ice cold. It’s whatever the ambient temperature is. And that’s hard to pump. So your loop lengths will definitely be shorter. And keep in mind these are just rules of thumb. An accurate design must (and I emphasize the word must) be done. But for budgeting purposes, for example, a typical residential snowmelt system I’ll use ¾ inch PEX tubing. I’ll put it 9-inches on center if it’s going to be in bare concrete. And I’ll keep the loop lengths at 300 ft or less. And that’s a good number because you can order ¾ inch PEX in 300 ft loops, so you’ll have very little waste. Nothing’s worse than seeing a dumpster full of tails that you can’t use. So I’ll order in 300 ft lengths and I’ll design in 300 ft lengths. And that’s give or take 5 or 10 ft as you lay it down.Some jobs may be tight - for example a walkway or a sidewalk. You can’t get bend ¾ inch PEX tight enough to get it in there, so I may go to ⅝ inch PEX or I’ll drop my loop length down to 250 ft. I rarely use ½ inch pipe just because it’s too hard to pump cold glycol through ½ inch pipe. The exception may be steps and we’ll get into detail on steps a little later, but that’s about the only time I’ll use ½ inch PEX and keep the loop lengths at 200 ft or shorter.Erin: What type of boiler do you prefer for these jobs?Dan: Well, when I first started doing snowmelt, you didn’t have a choice. It was cast iron 80% and that raised an issue because you’re bringing back ice cold glycol. Sometimes it’s 30 degrees or lower, 20 degrees, and you had to have protection for the cast iron boiler to prevent thermal shock and flue gas condensation, so you had to have some special valves and controls. That was 25-30 years ago when I first started doing snowmelt.Nowadays, for the last 15+ years, we’ve had condensing boiler technology available to us. And I will typically use a stainless-steel modulating condensing boiler. And those boilers love, absolutely love, cold water. You can’t come back cold enough. The colder the water temperature, the higher the efficiency. And we’ve measured efficiencies of 99%+ when the boiler first fires with cold glycol coming back. And the reason is that almost all of the heat from the flue gases is absorbed by the cold glycol. So, to answer your question, if I have my choice - a condensing stainless-steel modulating gas boiler would be my first choice.Erin: What do you think is the best way to control a snowmelt system?Dan: It all depends on the project, the job, and the budget. I’ll go to two extremes (and we’ve done them both ways). One extreme would be that the client might just want a walkway clear so he can go get his mail. He doesn’t even want his driveway done. And we’ve done that before. So we might only have 2-3 loops down a sidewalk. And, in that situation, the control package could be more than the entire project. That just doesn’t make sense. On those we use a simple on/off switch with a timer. Now I put emphasis on the timer because if you just use a light switch, you’ll forget you turned it on. The sidewalk is not getting hot. It’s just getting above freezing. So you have no idea it’s on and all you’re doing is wasting fuel. So we’ll put it on a 12-hr spring-wound timer. It’s a simple $15 timer switch and you set it at, whatever, 8 hours and after that timeframe it shuts off automatically, whether you remember or not. And that prevents it from running on and on and on and you getting a gas bill from Washington Gas for $2,000 just because you forgot you left it on. So that’s a simple $15 timer switch. That’s one extreme.Another extreme might be a client who has a long driveway, travels a lot, and they want it to come on automatically. They don’t want to have to be there to turn the system on when it’s going to snow. And for those we’ll use an automatic control. And we’ve used all of them. We’ve used tekmar, Caleffi, ETI, HBX, and some others with varying degrees of success. But what that does is it has a sensor in the driveway and it’s measuring two things. It’s measuring for moisture and it’s measuring for temperature. So both of those things have to be present. It’s got to be below freezing and it’s got to have moisture. That way it doesn’t just come on when it’s cold out and there’s no snow. And when don’t want it to come on if it’s just cold rain. If it’s 38 degrees and rainy I don’t want the system to come on. I want it to be below freezing. So it measures both of those things. And then we can program the control to operate at various temperatures, at various run times, slab temperature, boiler temperature. It’s a full-featured control where you can control the entire system. But it does come at a certain price point and the cost to the client may be anywhere from $3-5,000 installed. So you can see why that might be a system you’re going to use on a simple sidewalk, but on an elaborate long driveway with a parking pad and walks and steps that might be something you’d want to go with.And one other twist on that, one manufacturer that we’ve used and others might have this as well, but I know that tekmar has one with Wi-Fi control. And that’s great because the client can turn it on or off remotely. Maybe they’re at the airport flying in and they know it snowed. They can turn their system on remotely.The other thing I’ll do is when we know with 100% certainty that we’re going to get snow, I’ll pre-heat the driveway. So I’ve go maybe a half a dozen accounts where I have access to their system. And I’ll go in the night before when I know it’s going to snow the next morning, I’ll kick it on to pre-heat it to make sure there’s no accumulation in snow or ice on the driveway.If you wait for the first flake to hit the sensor to kick the system on, then you’re playing catch up. It’s going to have to heat up all of those turns of concrete before it’s going to start melting the snow and you get behind the 8 ball. And once snow covers a driveway, and I’ll use a rule of thumb in this area, of about 1-inch per hour. So let’s just say we’ve got 12 inches of snow and you didn’t turn the system on or you didn’t have an automatic system. Once you turn it on, expect 12 hours before that snow is gone - 1 inch per hour. And again, that’s a rule of thumb. Different densities of snow, different dryness, outdoor temperature, all of those things have an effect, so you’ve got to understand the limitations of rules of thumb, but that’s a good one that clients can remember pretty easily.Erin: Do you have any tips for installing snowmelt on steps?Dan: Erin, that’s always a challenge. And the reason is, if you think about the front inch of the step, it’s hard to get the tubing out near that edge. So that stays the coldest and there’s always a strip of ice near that step before it melts. And so the key is to get the tubing as closely as possible to the edge without getting to the point where it can crack or break the concrete. And we’ve tried various different ways of doing that, but it’s always a challenge.Typically we’ll use ⅝ PEX if they are commercial steps or wide steps. For smaller ones, we’ll have to use ½ inch PEX and just keep the loop lengths pretty close, but if you can imagine it snaking back and forth, it’s just a challenge to get it down.My good friend John Abularrage out of NY has innovated a solution where he’s using aluminum PEX, multi-core pipe, that’s stiff and he’ll pre-form the step contour into that and lay it down. I thought that was brilliant because it does make it a lot more simple and easy and quick to put it down. I’ve tried it before and it works well. I did not innovate that. John Abularrage gets all credit for that.Erin: It sounds like snowmelt has come a long way with advanced in technology as well.Dan: It absolutely has. I’m just surprised that in my market, which is not the snowbelt, we’ve got maybe 40-50+ systems installed now, over the 20 years I’ve been in business. And I’ve got a couple already lined up for this year. Relatively modest at about 1,200 square feet residential driveways. Both of them are using a cobblestone set in mortar, so those are always a challenge because of the mess, but we’ve done a fair amount of these systems and they have come a long way.Erin: You’ve been installing snowmelt systems for decades. Has anything surprised you along the way?Dan: Only that it better work because here we only get 2-3 snowstorms a year, so if you’ve paid all that money and if the first time it snows it doesn’t work, then you’d better be prepared to get there immediately - not tomorrow, not the next day, and you’d better leave now. And, as one client told me, “Grab your snow shovel.”A couple more tips that I’ve learned the hard way: If you have a snow sensor in the driveway, make a quick sketch with measurements on where it’s located and stick it in the boiler room because you will forget where you put it. And it’s no fun sifting through 6 inches of snow with your bare hands, trying to find where you think the sensor is and missing about a dozen times. By the time you finish, your fingers are blue and you’re frozen solid. So that’s one tip.The second tip I want to make you aware of is that if it’s at all possible, put the boiler and equipment in an indoor location, even if it’s in a mechanical shed or a mechanical spot in the basement. Outdoor boilers are fine and clients love them because they don’t take up space, but it’s no fun working outside in a blizzard trying to figure out why the boiler didn’t fire. It’s much more fun sitting on a bucket in a warm basement going through the wiring diagram and schematic to try and figure out why it doesn’t work. Again, two lessons I’ve learned the hard way.Erin: Thanks again to Dan Foley of Foley Mechanical for sharing his knowledge with us and thank you for listening. You can learn more about Dan and his team’s amazing work at foleymechanical.com. And if you have any questions about snowmelt systems, you can ask them on The Wall at HeatingHelp.com.

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(WHAT IF?) What will your life look like in 5 years from now? What do you want to see compared to what you see today? This episode is very different from the normal short story. Since this is episode 6 and we're coming right after the new year, I thought I would do a bit of dreaming with you while sharing a really cool way for you to dream BIG as well.So, join me in this imagined interview with myself and an interviewer 5 years from now. Step into the world of my dreams and learn a little about how I got to where I am today. I hope you enjoy and this helps you take your dreams to the next level!      Read Along: https://theroamingscholar.com/2019/02/04/interview-podcast-episode-6/ Blog Post: https://theroamingscholar.com/2019/02/04/an-exercise-in-dreaming/ The Architect Program: https://theroamingscholar.com/the-architect-program/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theroamingscholar Instagram: http://instagram.com/theroamingscholar Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp4yOQjGC0Zt8ZgvbnIuWbA    

Good Morning Everyone! Happy Monday! We’re going to talk about maximizing the second quarter! If you remember my call from last week, you remember the questions you should be asking yourself going into the second quarter. Questions like, “what have I been doing well so far?” I really want you to think about that and all the actions steps you have been taking to progress within yourself and your business. Once you get clear, think about absolutely cranking it up a notch or two to truly maximize where you want to go. We have 75% of the year ahead of us. Come December, I don’t want to hear you with self talk like, “If only I talked to more people this year.” … “if only I had followed my schedule” …“if only I got a little outside my comfort zone”. You don’t want to be an “IF ONLY” person. Instead, ask yourself “What If?” “What if for just the second quarter only, I followed my schedule 80% of the time?”….Really think about it, what if? “What if I actually got a little outside your comfort zone?” Remember to ask yourself these questions to get through this second quarter and maximize it as much as you possibly can. This is the best quarter to set the tone for your year!

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Episode 7: What If? This episode asks the question, “What If?” What if American labor unions had been less membership-driven and more active on broader social and economic issues? Would the United States have a workers' party? What public policies would we have today? The episode also discusses the Women’s March on Washington and the general lack of a union presence at the marches. Finally, the episode transitions from thinking about “what if?” to pondering “what now?” Mentioned in the episode are the “Guiding Vision and Definition of Principles” for the Women’s March on Washington, available here: https://www.womensmarch.com/principles/

The power of "What If?" What if, instead of accepting less optimal "events and conditions" at face value, we met them with a "What If" philosophy? "What If" questions unleash the power of the creative mind. Join Kelvin for this week upbeat and positive conversation on "What if."Other Resources for Kelvin:-Josh & Kelvin Podcast: http://jkwdpodcast.com-Main Site: http://intenselypositive.com-Daily Dose of Positive: http://vitaminkdaily.com-Speaking : http://kelvinringold.com-Twitter: http://twitter.com/kelvinringold-Facebook: http://facebook.com/intenselypositive

Living your life with a lot of What Ifs? Listen in as associate pastor Mike Royal takes us through what our lives would be life with the What If - What if I didn't care what other people thought of me?