Turning your good old radiator into a connected, smart radiator could be a dream of yours.
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His bumper knocked the top of the radiator off of it; knocked the fitting off the top of the radiator.
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Level the radiator with furniture coasters, or slightly tilt it toward the boiler so that the water flows out of the radiator.
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For example, the reason the stains mirror the radiator segments is probably that the wall temperature varies with the shape of the radiator.
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Also I made the dumb mistake of installing the radiator to the case before installing the fans to the radiator, so I essentially had to install it twice.
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As for Mr. Cox, he has a Brooklyn-based company, Radiator Labs, making and selling his Cozy radiator covers, which have been installed and studied in two buildings in Upper Manhattan.
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A hack to get a little more heat from your radiator: Tape a piece of aluminum foil behind the radiator to reflect heat into the room instead of into the wall.
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One was tied to a radiator at night, he says.
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He asks me to bring radiator fluid since it's dry.
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The Chronicles of Fortune is now available from Radiator Comics.
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The home keeps the Sprinter's doors, headlights, and radiator grille.
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He'd have four or five on the radiator at once.
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I know, I'm a radiator, but I need warmth, too.
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Open a window, get a fan or insulate the radiator.
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Your radiator may have a problem with an air valve.
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Within the first six months the radiator broke, which was $800.
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For warmth, he has found a radiator in a school toilet.
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This does away for any need of bulky, space-stealing radiator.
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However, there's a couple catches to my smart radiator valve dream.
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The vacuum would get stuck trying to clean under the radiator.
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Then, she lets the concoction sit on the radiator all night.
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This supplies hot water for bathrooms, kitchens and central radiator heating.
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And, luckily, both RADIATOR CAP and KILLER WHALE contain eleven letters.
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The main purpose is to retract and cover a back-up thermal radiator The main purpose of the spacewalk is to retract and cover a back-up thermal radiator that's part of the station's cooling system.
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A valve on the radiator in their bedroom had come off; Mayor Bill de Blasio called it a freak accident, and the authorities were never able to explain how the valve became separated from the radiator.
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I remember trying to heat a sausage roll on a Travelodge radiator.
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The radiator grille, push bumper, and side running boards are matte black…
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"They were everywhere, under the battery, near the radiator fan," Chris said.
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Since losing his radiator repairman job, Darrow had struggled to find work.
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Protected pest It climbed on the front wheel and up the radiator.
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They blocked out the radiator hiss in my first New York apartment.
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All the coolant had leaked out through a hole in the radiator.
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The car has subtle yellow accents and a shrouded hexagonal radiator grille.
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Take a closer look at 16A's RADIATOR CAP or 47A's LIQUOR CABINET.
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As a radiator, I've got very little personal material to work with.
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As the name suggest, these devices replace the existing valves on your radiator.
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There's also a small radiator and fan positioned right next to the battery.
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NASA suspects the meteoroid struck the camera's radiator, which keeps the device cool.
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"Apparently they're attracted to radiator fluid," Blumstein says — and not just in Wisconsin.
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Minor damage possibly caused by Jacob can be seen on the car's radiator.
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Any idea why it tastes like some combination of radiator fluid and formaldehyde?
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There is a reason nobody in the world ever sits on a radiator.
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Hidden behind radiator covers are dozens of fan coils that blow geothermal heat.
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She likes to sit on the seat above the radiator, feeling its warmth.
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The blockage was too much, and instead caused the radiator to boil over.
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The valve on the radiator in the bedroom had blown off, he said.
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In a pinch, Dr. Frank suggests throwing a wet towel on your radiator.
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When you turn the knob, the radiator opens and dissipates heat to the room.
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But don't confuse warm air coming from your car's radiator with a warm engine.
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He removed the mask on the Radiator Springs Racers ride at Disney California Adventure.
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In places like northwest Europe, currents acts as a radiator, delivering heat from elsewhere.
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In our home, temperatures typically hover around 80 degrees with all radiator valves shut.
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The confidence they crave requires counsel: Will a monstera be happy by the radiator?
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Never store chocolate in the refrigerator, or next to a radiator or the stove.
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Radiator Springs Racers is one of the largest rides in Disneyland based on acreage.
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The Peugeot's left rear wheel, upper suspension link, shock absorber and radiator were all damaged.
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KIEV — Chained to a radiator in eastern Ukraine, the former soldier watched his captors closely.
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A passive radiator dials up low-end tones, delivering big sound despite the compact size.
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She collapsed onto a radiator, leaving her with third-degree burns across her left buttock.
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His work on the Netamo smart Thermostat and Radiator Valve retain his familiar design touch.
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Hopefully, Williams and Rubins can get the radiator fully retracted and covered this time around.
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It held the heat of yesterday, luxe as a towel pulled down from the radiator.
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His father caught him pulling flakes of peeling paint from a radiator in their home.
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Finally they left Petra chained to the radiator and turned to a brightly lit flashback.
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He also said that he was shocked by electrical devices and burned on a radiator.
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For a more comfortable ride, the radiator sits in the rear of the Hoss Fly.
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Think about the body's skin circulatory system like the radiator of a house, says van Someren.
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I sleep with the window open because the old radiator in my room is very active.
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In the metal state its emissivity increases, further improving the heat-dispersion capabilities of the radiator.
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In Eraserhead, Henry Spencer escapes his anxiety by pretending there's a woman in his apartment radiator.
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She was leaning down at the time, with her right side angled closer to the radiator.
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Its exaggerated, dominant front end is like a neanderthal's oversized jaw, grinning a toothy radiator smile.
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The Invoke doesn't have a subwoofer, but there is a passive radiator to enhance the bass.
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The heat from the radiator beneath the win- dow made her damp clothes hot and uncomfortable.
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The new Echo Show also has a passive bass radiator for much better low-end response.
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If you did enough cocaine, you'd f*** a radiator and send it flowers in the morning.
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One potential fix is a vent that allows some control over how hot a radiator gets.
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The Turkish Sauna is a steam room that uses radiator coils to prevent it from misting.
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Once, I draped her vines too closely to my radiator, charring half of her bottom leaves.
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An ordinary radiator cover could reduce the heat, although it may leave the space too cold.
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Deep Time at Radiator Arts finds artists exploring the formal ties between textile and digital art.
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Air valves, also known as air vents, open and close as steam flows through the radiator.
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Eventually, he hid the thing under my radiator, and I lost track of it for a month.
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An ordinary radiator would, of course, help dissipate heat generated by the sun or on-board electronics.
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This baby only got a minor upgrade (refurbished seats, little transmission and radiator repairs) for the drive.
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This dust has perfectly accumulated in the shape of the fan that was attached to this radiator.
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It has an e-ink display so that you can see the temperature directly on the radiator.
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"That's a heat sink; it's the computer's radiator," says Bexar, pointing at one of his blurred images.
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Before being assured the radiator was not on, he had worried about the flammability of his trousers.
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Earlier this week, Dantiez released an EP called Radiator in collaboration with Joe Mesmar and Mr. Bizz.
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"That's what I think we're attempting to see when we put somebody on a radiator," she says.
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At the flagship Disneyland Resort, solar panels sit atop the Radiator Springs Racers ride in Cars Land.
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"We used the radiator as a barre," Mr. Tennant, now 63, said on the phone from London.
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I languidly eye the leaky part of the radiator that I wrapped in an old T-shirt.
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They wound up in an apartment for the homeless, where their daughters were scalded by radiator steam.
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After one such tremor, the new Elliot falls and hits his head on his radiator, paralyzing him.
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I store my hand coverings on the radiator and my boots under it when not in use.
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Deep Time continues at Radiator Arts (10-61 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, Queens) through July 14.
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For the most part, the sounds came from mundane objects: brake drums, a car radiator, old paint cans.
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Imagine being able to control the temperature of each radiator individually without having to move from the couch!
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Netatmo now sells indoor and outdoor security cameras, connected thermostats and radiator valves, an air quality monitoring device.
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Sandro's own pick, Lady in the Radiator, wasn't voted into the top 10, but made the cut anyway.
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Since World War II, residents of Sackville, New Brunswick heard voices in their sinks, refrigerators, and radiator pipes.
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Despite this and the radiator, I managed six hours of sleep — and then the experiment was, thankfully, over.
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I've helped design rocket programs, aircraft engines, missiles, and even the radiator system for the International Space Station.
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The radiator was extended in 2012 to help fix a coolant leak, but it's not in use anymore.
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So NASA wants to pack the radiator up so that it doesn't get damaged by any orbital debris.
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What relation can she possibly have to that cheap metal radiator, the chipped baseboards, the wonky plastic blinds?
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When a room cools, a fan on the Cozy circulates air so the radiator can heat the room.
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Some people called Netatmo the "Nest of Europe" as the company also released smart thermostats and radiator valves.
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I'm kind of nodding innocently while Dad tells a joke about a shunt radiator and a kinetic interceptor.
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To stay hydrated, the 3003-year-old reportedly used a radiator hose to siphon water from a stream.
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SIMON VOZICK-LEVINSON Afropunk, Radiator Hospital, MoMA PS1's Warm Up series, and more pop and rock concerts.
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After the 1993 exhibition, she said, she had that wall removed and along with it an unsightly radiator.
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A young guy came out of the shop, picked up a hose and poured water into my radiator.
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On the outside, the Flying Spur's big gloss-black radiator grill is designed to recall a classic 1957 Bentley.
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They connect to your network and allows you to turn up or down your radiator in a particular room.
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We were able to finish Talladega, and I parked the thing and there was a hole in the radiator.
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Like, 'Am I going to the new Incredicoaster?' or 'Am I going to head over to Radiator Springs Racer?
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Maggetti's office is behind Cars Land, so he frequently does a lot of walking in the Radiator Springs area.
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It is tricky getting the right amount of steam into each radiator when each may require a different quantity.
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Austerity by Marion Bell (2019) is published by Radiator Press and is available from Amazon and other online retailers.
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"No storage within three (3) feet," read a sign on the floor beside a radiator covered in burn marks.
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Montazeri photographed a dorm room that lay in cinders; only the radiator and the metal bed frames remained intact.
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The largest attraction by acreage at the Disneyland Resort is Radiator Springs Racers covering six acres of the park.
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Something caused the valve of the radiator in a room of the family's apartment to come off, he said.
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He liked to flop in a chair, put his foot up on a radiator and talk about practically anything.
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I've definitely been more drawn to those kind of sounds, noise, the sound of a radiator, things like that.
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The Radiator | Portland, ORThis five-story building is part of a new wave of wood buildings in the Pacific Northwest.
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The Cozy works as an insulator, trapping the heat in a radiator, so it doesn't escape into a hot room.
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And nearly every song is short, with barely any of Radiator Hospital's tracks cresting the two-minute, 30-second mark.
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You're not so old as my friendwho made a list —carburetor, condenser, radiator, starter motor —the parts that aren't working.
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And resist turning your radiator into a bookshelf: Heat rises, so you're blocking the most natural pathway of warm air.
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Among the treasures is a sculpture Basquiat made of the carapace of an old radiator he found on the street.
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"It's nothing more than an old wives' tale invented by the radiator industry to sell more replacement radiators," he asserted.
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He, too, had never heard of anyone dying from a steam radiator accident in his more than 20-year career.
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That allows heat to move from these hot components to these radiator fins much more efficiently, with much less temperature drop.
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The battery, radiator, and fuel tank are also wrapped in Kevlar while the underside of the Tank offers explosive device protection.
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The radiator could expand when it's hot to lose heat quickly, and contract in the cold to prevent losing too much.
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Becca showed up with a perfectly blown-out coif, but it was no match for the Radiator Springs Racers and Incredicoaster.
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Elgato also has a new version of Thermo, its HomeKit radiator valve, which adds touch controls and an integrated temperature display.
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In December 2008, just two weeks after her 27th birthday, Francis S.* had a radiator pipe burst in her Bronx apartment.
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Along with the reissue, the band are touring the album, playing it in its entirety along with their sophomore album, Radiator.
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That giant cauldron of water may be simmering down, but it's like some idiot started blasting the radiator in the kitchen.
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For now, Cozies are available only for installations in entire buildings, in which case they cost about $500 for each radiator.
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And with two 45mm precision audio drivers and a dual passive radiator design, you'll get rich, clear sound with every note.
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One morning, when Mr. Meyer was out, Mr. Padberg found himself alone and immobile, wedged between his bed and a radiator.
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He hauled rolls of brown paper from Alabama to Texas, radiator coils for furnaces and air-conditioners from Virginia to Iowa.
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Today I learned that you need to remove the RADIATOR CAP to add coolant to your engine, so that was helpful.
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You can hardly remember a time when your apartment did not feel tropical, the unfortunate result of an overly ambitious radiator.
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Amazon ditched the primary front speakers of the original for dual rear-facing 2-inch neodymium drivers and a passive bass radiator.
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KGO-TV reported that to stay hydrated she used a radiator hose to siphon water from a nearby stream, the paper reported.
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I had to crunch myself into a tiny ball on top of a radiator in the corner to even get this shot.
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The Spot is definitely loud, filling up a 10 x 20-foot room with enough sound to overcome even the noisiest radiator.
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Ms. Poole returned to measure, however, and found that the configuration of windows, closets, radiator and decorative fireplace militated against her furniture.
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A 24-inch plastic shower hose was discovered in its stomach, complete with a nozzle and metal radiator clamp, the outlet noted.
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But evidence of her passion was everywhere: There were hundreds of cookbooks in bookcases, stacked neatly on the radiator and filling bags.
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The steps needed to improve an overheated apartment depend on whether you have a one-pipe radiator system or a two-pipe.
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In the buildings tested so far, the Cozy has reduced heating costs by 24 percent to 33 percent, according to Radiator Labs.
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The brawl in "Destroyer" culminates with Petra shackled to a radiator, mauled and cracked, blood drying on her face, hands and chest.
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Tragedies will happen — two toddlers recently died, scalded by a broken radiator in an apartment for homeless families run by anotorious slumlord.
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J.C. The brightness and sweetness of Radiator Hospital is always masking something that's, if not sinister, then at least reflective and sad.
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Specially designed digital signal processing is complemented by a class-D amplifier, balanced mode radiator, and low-profile aluminium high-excursion woofer.
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Ask the super or hire a plumber to install a thermostatic radiator valve, a relatively simple fix that could help regulate temperature.
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After sprouting an excessive amount of mung beans on the radiator, I realized it was an excellent way to season those too.
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The valve on the radiator wakes me up most nights, intermittently making one of the loudest hissing sounds I have ever heard.
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Cars is an absolutely fine movie, and it has a sweet affection for small-town, forgotten life by way of Radiator Springs.
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Flexibility and compactness are coming into vogue, and this prototype satellite radiator is inspired by that most compact and flexible of arts: origami.
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It's very similar to the air-conditioner in your car, which uses the radiator to cool the refrigerant that gives you cool air.
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The impact sent him into a spin, damaged the radiator and left the Red Bull stranded on track with the safety car deployed.
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The Queen's necklace has been produced out of headlights, mirrors, and radiator grills, while her eyes are made from blue control cable wreaths.
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His device is made of just four major components: tubing, a fan, a radiator, and an Arduino for turning it off and on.
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The radiator is meant to reflect heat so that the orbiter can still grab valuable data when flying low over Mercury's hot surface.
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It's strange because, with the push to electric technology, the need for a big radiator on the front of a car actually drops.
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But you can't just attach one to a single radiator and control a single room's temperature like I've been imagining for my apartment.
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For Thursday's spacewalk, the astronauts headed to the far end of the station to retract a radiator that was last used in 2012.
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The exterior front plate also features the chrome-plated radiator grilles that were first debuted on the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 in 2016.
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Her characteristic odor of wet woolen stockings drying on a radiator had not been improved by a plate of creamed herring at Ruby's.
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Radiator Hospital, a Michigan-bred band that now makes music in Philly, has a whole catalog of poetic lyrics worth paying attention to.
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At Super Radiator Coils in Richmond this past week, they asked truckers to take a squirt of hand sanitizer when entering the office.
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There are also numerous other parts on a traditional car that aren't needed in an electric vehicle, including a radiator and exhaust system.
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The girl's father, Peter Ambrose, said that a valve on the radiator came off, causing steam to be released into the girl's bedroom.
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According to the museum, which owns it, the children were uninjured, but the bus suffered damage to its brass radiator, frame and steering wheel.
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The next morning, my hands are silky smooth and scale-free — a moisturizer miracle in the dry heat of my clanky radiator-tortured apartment.
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Thanks to a radiator that used convection cooling, Louis, Marcel, and Fernand Renault were able to make this 371 car without a water pump.
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But that put his life in danger after police handed him over to relatives who handcuffed him to a radiator in a village house.
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The Smart Radiator Valves look great too, with a translucent plexiglass Philippe Starck design and an e-paper screen for displaying the current temperature.
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Fortunately, I had the bright idea of putting a piece of cardboard under the radiator to keep the E35 from trying to get underneath.
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"The biggest mistake you can make is hanging them over a radiator or near the dishwasher," said Ms. Griffith, the print specialist at Christie's.
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I don't have a radiator in my room (I still love you NYC), so I normally leave my space heater on while I'm awake.
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Tara's in the feminist colony (AKA the Oceanside Cabin Motor Court, as we learn from a framed photo on the wall), handcuffed to a radiator.
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My Country Tis of Thy People, You're Dying is on view at Radiator Arts (10-61 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, Queens) through May 26.
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The radiator (at least in one current design, a mockup of which is shown at top) is formed from a tessellating 3D pattern of diamonds.
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Yes, you're going to be cold during the first few minutes it takes your radiator to warm up and start blowing air that feels comfortable.
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He lasted less than three laps on Sunday after sliding off course and then heading to the garage with a broken radiator, his day done.
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The impact ended Ricciardo's race, with the car stranded on the track and fluid leaking from the broken radiator, and brought out the safety car.
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This little guy boasts 10 watts of power, has precision dual drivers for super clear audio and a separate grille for a passive bass radiator.
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The Smart Radiator Valve can control valves to start and stop heating the room as desired, allowing for room-by-room temperature control and scheduling.
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She said a supervisor who had been giving her easy jobs like placing radiator caps began asking her to "play hooky" from work with him.
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No longer the shadow on the radiator, she likes socializing and sharing favorite Puerto Rican dishes like fritters and flan with others at the organization.
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The concise, dreamy "Dance Number" — the first single from a new album, "Radiator Hospital Play the Songs You Like," due in October — is no different.
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When you need more concentrated heat than a radiator can provide, this electric fleece quilt from Sunbeam creates a cozy nest via 10 heat settings.
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Radiator Gallery [added 1/23/17]: The gallery sent out an email with the following statement: Calling all artists and concerned people of New York!
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In solidarity with the J20 Art Strike and the January 21 marches in New York and elsewhere, Radiator Gallery will be closed for the day.
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Objects like an Egyptomania radiator hood cap from the 1920s–30s, inspired by the 1922 discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb, show moments of taste and culture.
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If you still have a radiator, put a pot of water on [it], and it will release moisture into the air as you heat the room.
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Meanwhile, Oyo's promise standardized service left me in a room with lovely towels but a broken bathroom fan, an apparently malfunctioning radiator, and a cracked window.
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Cars Land, based on the Disney Pixar "Cars" movie, opened in June 2012 and is modeled to look like the fictional Radiator Springs of the film.
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Expect to pay $250 to $750 for parts and installation of adjustable vents on each radiator, according to Paul Shay, a master plumber and heating consultant.
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Trinda Lopez, a human resources executive at the company, stated the initial penalty demand was sufficient to put Fuzzy Radiator out of business if not disputed.
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Figure out a way to get your temperature on a timer This could be Nest; it could be a radiator with a manual timer on it.
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On Wednesday, two young girls whose family was placed by the city in a cluster apartment died, apparently after being burned by steam from a radiator.
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The backdrop to their journey is wet, windswept, nondescript fields around greater London, before sparse crowds and signage advertising local rental van companies or radiator dealers.
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But on a hot night or when my partner feels like a radiator on high, will I opt for my Stay Cool tank and shorts instead?
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This set-up, while not as effective as an active cooling radiator, keeps Kengoro lighter and able to perform push-ups for 11 minutes straight without interruption.
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That water is put through a water cooler—the opposite of a radiator—located above the platform, which, in turn, lets off chilled air to commuters below.
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When it arrived, I put it near a radiator in my kitchen — Bunny came over, sniffed it, got in, and has spent every day in it since.
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Radi-Aid also runs a Golden Radiator Award, which recognizes fundraising videos that show deeper context and depict their subjects as more than passive recipients of aid.
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The pint-size millimeter-wave radiator could lead to better scanning of tissues and organs, but may also work as part of our everyday wireless data ecosystem.
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He didn't say if Hernandez had any food, but said she survived by using the radiator hose from the vehicle to divert water from a nearby creek.
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Between Clinton's regular delegate lead and the fact that most of the superdelegates are handcuffed to a radiator in her basement, the contest is pretty much over.
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But the charity's CEO Liz Warner said winning the Rusty Radiator Award, run by the Norwegian Students' and Academics' International Assistance Fund, challenged it to change strategy.
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This park features attractions like the Radiator Springs Racers ride, Flo's V8 Cafe, and even a chance to see real Italian race cars at Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters.
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This is down to the passive radiator that works with the monaural speaker to enhance low-end tones, giving the bass a boost — despite the compact size.
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It's from an era when you could point the radiator of a V12 south and cover hundreds of miles at well above three digits on the speedometer.
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Stranded in a long-forgotten roadside town called Radiator Springs, Lightning learns a lesson in humility from a cast of "folksy" automobiles after running afoul of the law.
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From windowless rooms to non-ventilated kitchens to that dry spot right above your radiator, these foolproof plants should be able to survive even the dreariest of rooms.
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However, it's best in a micro ATX tower like this one to have two fans in your radiator and another two to cool the rest of the case.
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The problem is, I live in an apartment in New York City that only has a radiator, so I can't really get in on the connected home action.
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While our lips are equipped with glands that constantly moisturize, those glands often lose the hydration battle when radiator heat, dry weather, and cold winds come into play.
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It's because a radiator is made of big, poky chunks of metal that, even when not turned on and hot, will still jab ruthlessly into the sitter's ass.
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It was odd but I figured I must have been bumping into the radiator beside my bed during the night, so I started lining that wall with pillows.
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But he said his district needs safer shelters, pointing to two young sisters who died after a radiator malfunctioned in a cluster apartment in a poorly maintained building.
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He suggests that I DO look into having the radiator serviced, spark plugs changed, cabin air filter replaced, rear rotors replaced, and two broken tire lug studs replaced.
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"You can't leave a wet towel inside a bag," Roser Alentà explained after her sons, following her now-crystal clear instructions, placed theirs on a radiator to dry.
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At $169, it's much more appealing to me, even as someone who has radiator heat and no central AC (and therefore very little need for a smart thermostat).
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" She was allegedly interrogated while chained to a radiator; one smuggled video later showed her shouting at her separatist captors: "Your Russian authorities just want to kill me.
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But while you're bundled up indoors, dealing with all the downsides of a post-war radiator, you might as well score a brand-new beauty routine at a discount.
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The more powerful speakers produce greater volume, and the passive radiator gives the Show some bass you can hear and sometimes feel, which was lacking in the old model.
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He basically got me out of bed on Saturday mornings kicking and screaming to watch him put a radiator in the car or watch him fix this and that.
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In "Living Room" (2015), taken in Brownsville, Brooklyn, all the scars are visible: the taped-up curtain, the boxes and laundry, the piled-up DVDs, that damn metal radiator.
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The gleaming brass radiator in the front was made by a machinist who waived his fee in exchange for a performance by Mr. Garofalo's band at his son's wedding.
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Balancing your phone tentatively on the radiator, you try to stick your ass out, but you lean out so far your belly is protruding more than your butt cheeks.
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That's why we get so many strange-looking, radiator-sitting CEO photos — nobody wants to look like the stuffy executive taking a standard yearbook photo in a bespoke suit.
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For decades, a loose network of machinists and tradesmen would supply collectors and museums with cast bearings, a one-off radiator cap or a custom-milled crank, as needed.
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Front Burner As spring ramps up (pun intended), Sfoglini, the Brooklyn-based maker of unusual organic pastas, is selling deeply ridged radiator pasta (in Italian, radiatore) seasoned with nettles.
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This week, Julien Baker returns with a beautifully haunting song, Miley Cyrus drops the title track from her new album and Radiator Hospital release a dreamy indie-rock tune.
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The parents, Danielle McGuire and Peter Ambrose, said that their daughters were asleep in their bedroom when a valve came off a radiator, spewing scalding steam into the room.
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The radiator was handed over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation to be examined, but officials have not said what the analysis revealed or even if it had concluded.
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Mr. Ambrose said that the valve was extremely hot and that he had to use an oven mitt to pick it up and put it back on the radiator.
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Dr. James Gallagher, the director of the burn center at NewYork-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center, said that he had never heard about a steam radiator causing a death.
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Early the next morning I went to the refrigerator, removed a tangerine, peeled it carefully and left the sections sitting on the radiator while I went off to school.
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Then have an independent mechanic inspect the car for things you might not notice yourself like a rusted out radiator or tires that will need changing in like five minutes.
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His day went from bad to worse when he was collected in an Austin Dillon spin on lap 218, resulting in a trip to the garage to replace his radiator.
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Fortunately for me, Netatmo, a company that specializes in modern, minimalist smart home tech, just announced at IFA its new Smart Radiator Valves, which adds smartphone control to individual radiators.
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Hot meals and long journeys, a stirring night at the theatre, a warm radiator on a winter's morning—Britain produced many such necessities and conveniences over the course of 2015.
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We're premiering their debut single "Radiator Face" below and it's the sound of waking up with a crushing hangover and comedown, but lying sweatily next to the one you snog.
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A pot-filler is positioned above the six-burner stainless steel range, and a refinished vintage radiator has a warming compartment for heating appetizers, pies or winter scarves and gloves.
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Maybe these are the small radiator keys that need to be inserted into our marriage in order to drain off the excess steam that builds and fizzes inside its structure.
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This thumbs-up is kind of weak and defeated, like a hostage who has spent just a little bit too long sympathizing with his masters while chained to a radiator.
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Legend has it that I tucked gummy bears into tissue beds behind our clanking old radiator on Broadway as I myself hid away with books about orphans in dire need.
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Taking measurements will heat the instruments up, but a special radiator at the base of the heat shield should conduct the heat away from the instruments and out into space.
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The bank, she hopes, will whisk her away from Kamchatka and her boyfriend's "garbage palace of a rental house," with its broken radiator and ankle-deep puddles of freezing water.
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That life, however, took an unfathomably tragic turn this month when their two young daughters died after they were scalded by radiator steam in a Bronx apartment for the homeless.
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He is very slim — just 2.85 inches tall — but still manages to get stuck under the radiator, so we've evolved a series of deterrents to block him from doing so.
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The parallels continue apace, most pointedly in the form of an old radiator tube that serves as a peephole into the room next door, where a couple is — get this — honeymooning.
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I arrived at La Taberna at nine, after my politicians had gone home for the day, and sat at the end of a long table in the back, near the radiator.
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Comparatively, the ESA's orbit will be pointing its instruments at Mercury's surface, but it's equipped with a very special tool: the largest radiator the ESA could possibly fit on the vehicle.
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In another corner of Michigan, a radiator company landed a contract for more than 287 million steel helmets; not far away, a rubber factory retooled to produce millions of helmet liners.
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Bose SoundLink Micro for $79 ($20 off): This teeny Bluetooth speaker has an extra passive radiator next to the main driver and sounds way better than any other tiny Bluetooth speaker.
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"There was serious physical abuse - beating, being chained to a radiator, having to sleep on a cold floor," said Meyer, adding that the woman eventually died due to her deteriorating condition.
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"We're very excited about the successful design of this radiator because it represents a complete breakthrough," said UCI's Payam Heydari, the lead investigator of the project, in a university news release.
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The wild world of Jody MacDonald, on view at Radiator Gallery, was full of the theatrical, like a dystopian version of Alexander Calder's "Circus," where the mundane morphed into the grotesque.
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A 10-foot-tall fiddle leaf fig had been placed too close to the radiator over the holiday break, with the shades shut to boot, and was shedding leaves in revolt.
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Obviously, consensual bondage is great for those who are into it, but, sexually, I'm not that kind of radiator, and I won't be complicit in creating an unrealistic life-style fantasy.
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Royole says the Mirage is equipped with three "full-range drivers" and a "passive bass radiator," but we'll have to hear the speaker for ourselves to know how good it sounds.
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Now, he'll finally work on the car, which has smoke-screen capability and drop-down metal curtains with gun ports and full armor, including on the roof, radiator and gas tank.
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The clown defies his creator by making a bubble in which he floats off the page, 13 out the window, into the street, and down the radiator of a stranger's car.
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Unfortunately, most cooling systems for heat generating components are active systems that rely on pumping around liquids – the way the water pump, coolant tanks and a radiator keep a car engine cool.
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On the night I saw my son's geography project propped up on the classroom radiator, we kissed behind the clothing donation bin, and I thought I would die of grief and hope.
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So hot that someone had wedged takeout Chinese food between the scalding radiator and the wall, possibly to keep it warm — a full container of shrimp-fried rice and brown-breaded nuggets.
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One of the runners-up for the Rusty Radiator Award was a video featuring the actor Eddie Redmayne asking people to donate to help those affected by the famine in East Africa.
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Other times, neighbors would find Blanche outside, partly clothed, and return her to her grandmother's home, where her uncles beat her and tied her to a radiator to keep her from leaving.
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The group's upcoming album, "Play the Songs You Like," is its first in three years, and its release in October is a major event for Radiator Hospital's devoted and growing fan base.
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He points out a moth in the radiator, a little chip at the bottom of the spoiler and a minuscule scratch on the sill where someone presumably scraped their heal getting in.
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The girls were sleeping in a bedroom — one in a playpen, the other in a bed — when the valve on a radiator apparently detached, spewing steam into the room, the police said.
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The package included a heavy duty radiator, auxiliary transmission oil cooler, hitch, and wiring kit for $26.2 on lower models, but was standard on Expedition Limited, Expedition King Ranch, and Expedition Platinum versions.
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Lasko's heater is so cheap that you could get one for each room in your house if need be and still not pay as much as you would for an oil-filled radiator.
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Sitting here, writing introspectively and listening to my radiator clank as it bakes the moisture out of my apartment, it&aposs easy to start looking for a new slip of skin to pull.
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Just as the performance was coming to a close, Edwin Hammond Meredith's 1978 Cadillac DeVille began billowing out smoke from under its hood: Clamps securing a hose to the radiator had blown off.
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If rowdy neighbors or a loud radiator keeps you up, consider ear plugs (we think the Mack's Slim Fit is best for sleep) or a white noise machine (Wirecutter's pick is the LectroFan).
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Ms. McGuire later went out to run errands, her husband said, and he fell back asleep — apparently never realizing that the radiator in the adjoining room where the girls slept had also malfunctioned.
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Two young sisters living in temporary housing for homeless people in the South Bronx died on Wednesday after being severely burned, apparently by steam from a radiator in their apartment, the authorities said.
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It was a "freak accident," according to Mayor Bill de Blasio: A valve had come off a radiator in the room where the girls slept, filling the room with intense heat and steam.
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"You could probably put a different type of air valve on the radiator that expels the air a little slower," said Philip Kraus, the president of Fred Smith Plumbing and Heating in Manhattan.
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When I'm pushing a water cooler down on the CPU while twisting its radiator into place and screwing it into place at the same time, it becomes clear that PCs don't just work.
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And people aren't only found down on hard surfaces, they are found on hot ones, too, and increasingly arriving at the hospital with severe burn injuries, because they pass out on, say, a radiator.
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Slumped against the radiator in a commandeered government building, beaten and bloodied, he noted that most of the rebels bustling about the room were local amateurs, clumsy with their weapons and nervous about fighting.
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GOTHENBURG, Sweden (Reuters) - The Briton who smoothed out Volvo's boxy lines and put signature radiator grilles on Lincolns for Ford is aiming to give China's Geely range global appeal by ditching its utilitarian image.
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Appeals by British actors Tom Hardy and Eddie Redmayne for the UK's Disasters Emergencies Committee (DEC) joined Sheeran as contenders for Radi-Aid's Rusty Radiator Award for what judges deemed offensive depictions of suffering.
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As anyone who has suffered through a brutal winter knows (Chicago, Minneapolis, and Boston, I'm looking at you), your skin was not made to endure Arctic temperatures, gusty winds, and a radiator from hell.
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One of the very best Black Francis vocal takes comes on a brief live cover of "In Heaven," the eerie song performed by the Lady in the Radiator in David Lynch's surrealist nightmare Eraserhead.
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At a presentation of her spring collection, in her 11th Avenue studio on Tuesday, she pulled a reporter aside for a chat about the clothes, seating herself gamely on a radiator in the corner.
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Few of the sounds we associate with the interiors of our homes — radiator groans, the exhale of an overheated laptop, relentless thuds ringing down from graceless upstairs neighbors — elicit an overwhelming sense of calm.
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In the last few years alone the city has spat out Modern Baseball, Radiator Hospital, Hop Along and Alex G, the latter of whom turned his former record label Lucky Number onto Brandon's music.
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One article I read likened the experience of hákarl to "eating the gangrenous, blackened toes of a long-dead polar explorer which have been defrosted and left behind a radiator for a few days."
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Speakers: Stereo 3-way with bass radiator systemAmplifier: 300 wattsDimensions: 21cm x 21cm x 21cmWeight: 5.6kgConnectivity: Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2, Chromecast built-in, Spotify Connect, Tidal, Roon, USB, optical S/PDIF, and 3.5mm jack.
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Police officers were reviewing surveillance video from the building and they sent the radiator and the valve to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for analysis, said Stephen P. Davis, the Police Department's top spokesman.
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Pininfarina moved the radiator from the back of the car to the front, to make room for the rear-mounted transmission's additional electronics, and to capitalize on the increased airflow from the redesigned front end.
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Scylee Vayoh Ambrose, 1, and Ibanez Ambrose, 2, died after their bedroom filled with scalding steam that spewed from a malfunctioning radiator in the apartment where they lived in a cluster building in the Bronx.
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Against another wall, a radiator cover was crowded with statues of saints and vases of artificial flowers, and there was a display cabinet set out with china plates and cups, decorative glass, and china animals.
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Here are a few tips on what to do, and what not to do, to reduce the racket: • Check if the radiator is tilted in the wrong direction, which may be causing water to pool.
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Rather than relying on air-cooling, this is the first external graphics card to use an all-in-one water-cooling system, and it includes a 240-mm radiator equipped by two 120-mm fans.
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Goddard Space Flight Center and Brigham Young University researchers are working on a radiator that can fold up or expand as needed to accelerate or slow the rate of heat dissipation as its operators see fit.
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A meditation on love and loss, longing and dependency, the album sways from shoegaze-tinged indie to shimmering pop to the same gut-wrenching minimalism that drives some of her contemporaries like Waxahatchee and Radiator Hospital.
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Plus, since many old homes have poorly insulated exterior walls, the radiator is putting 40% of its energy into heating the floor and exterior wall before it even heats the interior of the house, Ingui said.
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"FFF" is built around these color-drained gasps and moaning drones that feel like the rasp of a radiator in an old cabin, or the creaking door of a grizzled man arriving home to no one.
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It comes equipped with dual aluminum drivers and a weighted bass radiator to deliver rich, clear sonics with real bass response, as well as multiple connection options to plug or pair with a variety of devices.
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And in a second spacewalk on September 1st, Williams and Rubins did some crucial cleanup to the outside of the station, by retracting an out-of-use thermal radiator and installing a new external HD camera.
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I have freezing air streaming in through my open window, hellfire steam seeping from the radiator T-shirt, a warm laptop resting on my stomach, and a very boring book about hygge discarded on the floor.
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For instance, to him the Bryant Park Hotel, a black brick Art Deco tower with gold trim that glows "like the embers of a coal fire," will always be the headquarters of the American Radiator Company.
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Make sure your vehicle is prepared for winter conditions, with a good battery, tires with good treads that are properly inflated, antifreeze in the radiator, working windshield wipers and plenty of no-freeze window washer fluid.
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An article on Friday about two toddlers who were burned to death by radiator steam in city-financed homeless housing in the South Bronx referred incorrectly to New York City's efforts to shelter some homeless residents.
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On the album, a radiator warmth pervades everything; at this show, you got more direct access to the materials: the trebly, yellow hue of Mr. Frisell's guitar and the exposed earth tones of Mr. Morgan's bass.
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We don't have much of a bumper on there to begin with, keeping the cars as light as we can, and that is about the second or third time I've knocked the top off the radiator here.
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In fact, the majority of city real estate (unless you have cash to spend) consists of dark corners, humid rooms, and that one radiator that always dries out your skin and those $2 Whole Foods herb pots.
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Back in April, Jay Ward, creative director of the Cars world at Pixar, just threw gasoline on the fire when he suggested a twisted origin theory hardly befitting of the friendly, googly-eyed denizens of Radiator Springs.
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But recently, during the especially tumultuous "bomb cyclone" (though I'm still unsure what exactly that term means), I went on the hunt for something that could withstand the storm's brutal winds and my apartment's moisture-sucking radiator.
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First off, while the Smart Radiator Valve lets you control temperature through Netatmo's app (or Apple HomeKit), the valves only work as an accessory to Netatmo's Smart Thermostat, which is designed to connect to a main boiler.
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A picture of Patti Smith, Mapplethorpe's close friend and onetime lover, curled up naked by a radiator, was taken at the Bond Street loft where the photographer lived, and where one of the movie's scenes was shot.
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He scrapes ink from magazines and uses fruit peels to make paintings, and he learns the prison recipe for a toasted cheese sandwich: wrapped in a plastic bag and baked overnight between the bars of a radiator.
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It features more than 100 white diamonds and dozens of smaller black ones, ribs of rose gold that look something like a radiator grille, and a small version of Mr. Bicakci's trademark dagger dangling from the clasp.
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Even though it was January, the old Volvo's radiator hose had cracked somewhere in Weehawken, N.J. A quick combination of duct tape and antifreeze got us back on our way, but by then it was too late.
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Linksys VELOP Intelligent Whole Home Mesh WiFi System Fire 7 Tablet 16 GB Neos SmartCam HD 2-Way Audio Smart Camera tado Smart Radiator Thermostat Starter Kit tado Smart Radiator Thermostat - Add-on for Multi-Room Control Sony Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones Sony BRAVIA 49-inch LED 4K HDR TV LG 43-Inch LED 4K HDR TV Lacoste L.12.12 Blanc Pour Lui Eau de Toilette Graham's Port Selection Presentation Pack In honour of E3 kicking off over the weekend we're featuring a swarm of great gaming deals.
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The Sony SRS-XB10 wireless speaker solves the problem of finding a portable option with strong bass by using a passive radiator with the monaural speaker to provide a real boost at the lower end of the scale.
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The issue of "poverty porn" hit global headlines in December when a charity appeal starring British singer Ed Sheeran won Radi-Aid's Rusty Radiator Award for the worst fundraising video - for what judges deemed offensive depictions of suffering.
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"The human body functions like the radiator of your car: your ability to cool yourself down depends on a range of factors like your age, your capacity to sweat, whether or not you're taking any medication," he said.
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In December, the charity was awarded a Norwegian advocacy group's Rusty Radiator Award for the worst appeal of 2017 for a video about street children in Liberia starring Sheeran that was criticized for propagating stereotypical messages about poverty.
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Fire Department officials, citing a preliminary account of the episode, said it appeared that a radiator in the building had malfunctioned, possibly because of an exploding valve, causing steam to spew into the room where the girls were.
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NEW YORK An article on Friday about two toddlers who were burned to death by radiator steam in city-financed homeless housing in the South Bronx referred incorrectly to New York City's efforts to shelter some homeless residents.
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Joris Laarman, for example, studied at Eindhoven under Gijs Bakker, one of Droog's founders; Mr. Laarman's Heatwave radiator, a stunningly Baroque transformation of a little-loved object, is as arresting as his digitally designed, cast aluminum Bone Chair.
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Kidnapped from a Doctors Without Borders office in Nazran, Ingushetia, a Russian republic near Chechnya, where he was an administrator, he was taken to Grozny and handcuffed to a radiator next to a mattress in a darkened room.
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In the Vision iNext, the rectangular shapes are connected by a broad center section, creating something like a massive letter H. This grill is largely cosmetic, however, since a large radiator isn't needed on a fully electric car.
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Yes, a number of elements (like the radiator) are rimmed in rose gold, and yes, the grille has been replaced with a display that can feature "animations which provide information on the vehicle status," according to the company.
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Take the creature that crawls out of Alice's brain, which Stevenson refers to as "Father Time," for instance: It certainly bears a striking resemblance to Eraserhead's Lady in the Radiator, with her swollen papier-mâché cheeks and jerky movements.
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But since I live in a residence cursed by sticky summers and dry, radiator-heavy winters, it's the only way I can get the aesthetic of a plant-lover's paradise without continuously risking my money and my self-esteem.
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I've tried on more than 20 jackets, compared notes on fit, length, curved hems, lining, pocket depth, and hardware (you're supposed to call the zippers and buttons 'hardware' to kid yourself you're buying something functional, like a new radiator).
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For Thursday's spacewalk, which was scheduled to last six and a half hours, the astronauts headed to far end of the station to retract a radiator that was last used in 2012 to trouble-shoot a cooling system leak.
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In the more common one-pipe system, the heat is moderated by a vent, which looks like a miniature torpedo sticking off the end of the radiator and lets air out, to make room for steam to come in.
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In one instance, a Texas automotive repair company, Fuzzy's Radiator, was accused by the BSA of using unlicensed copies of Microsoft products and a received a letter stating the company could owe millions of dollars for the alleged infringement.
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Trinda Lopez of Fuzzy's Radiator adds that it is unfair that allowances are not made for machines with multiple versions of Office and that the Microsoft Office suite is split into its component parts to increase the penalty amount.
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Thanks to an extra passive radiator next to the main driver, it sounds way better than other tiny speakers, and even pumps out some legitimate bass—all while maintaining a rugged, waterproof design and 6 hours of battery life.
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"We were testing stuff out and making sure the payload bay doors worked right and checking to make sure the radiator deployed and stuff like that to make sure we'd operate OK on orbit," Young told CNN in 2011.
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The machine, which emits a hissing sound like a steam radiator, uses a nontoxic solution to break down the texture of the gum, and water, which turns to steam, to evaporate the gum — no matter how fresh or old.
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An Oregon woman is thankful for her "incredible" life after she survived a week at the bottom of an oceanside cliff in California's Big Sur by using a radiator hose to siphon water when her SUV plunged 250 feet down.
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Among the anonymous postings against Feminists United were suggestions that its members should be tied to a radiator and raped, that two of them were about to be killed and that the person responsible for the complaint should be euthanized.
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The spacewalkers carried out various repair and maintenance tasks on the ISS including lubricating the Canadarm2 robot arm, inspecting a radiator valve that was possibly leaking ammonia, and replacing some of the cameras on the Japanese section of the station.
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Qarnot's QC-1 "crypto heater" looks to do just that, combining a cryptocurrency mining rig with a wall-mounted radiator to heat your home and earn you some of that sweet, sweet digital money at the same time (via TechCrunch).
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At this point, you should install the radiator and fans that will cool off your desktop PC. I decided to mount the CPU cooler on top of the case, with two fans providing additional cooling on the front of the case.
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Consider the places we discover surveillance bugs and sensitive documents can be hidden: a baby carriage, a matchbook behind a radiator, the Great Seal of the United States, a pumpkin, a fake log, or taped inside a pair of pants.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A car radiator repair boss, a longtime soldier and an economics professor - they are unlikely bedfellows leading the charge of an anti-immigration party that has come from nowhere to disrupt the cozy, stable world of German coalition government.
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When she started coming to the agency, one of the eight organizations supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, she often slept sprawled on a covered radiator by the window in the common area and did not socialize.
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With her frizzy red hair pulled back, and a radiator clanging against the chill, she stood in her kitchen to fold a careful pile of sweatshirts and other garments Basquiat had painted to sell on the streets of New York.
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It opens with one of those new, imagined myths: "legendary iron hood" is one of Mike's imagined hieroglyphics, a project kid who fashions a helmet out of a radiator and becomes invincible, so long as he keeps his head down.
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The five-week-old kitten was rescued from the radiator grille of a car on Tuesday after taking a 12-mile ride between the towns of Deer Park and Parkville in Victoria, Australia, then sitting in the parked car for eight hours.
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Have we mentioned she is a perfect specimen for swimming -- has the wingspan of a condor, abs like a car radiator and legs of steel, joints that hyperextend, perfect body proportions and size 14 feet; that's some spectacular DNA when milliseconds matter.
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After the radiator fell out of the ambulance in which the band was hiding, the armored car—its tires now re-inflated—came to meet it in the parking lot and take the Beatles the rest of the way down the hill.
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Vettel has been criticized for dropping points due to some poor tactical driving this season but there was little he could do looking on from the Ferrari garage after his car suffered a radiator fluid leak midway through the second practice session.
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You've whittled your social circle down to the few friends who like you enough to come to your apartment, your skin is peeling off in sheets, and you're beginning to believe that the weird sound your radiator emits is actually a comprehensible language.
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" — Oliver Quillia, 47, Spuyten Duyvil, the Bronx "I'm thankful to be able to hear the hissing and clanging of my radiator on a cold day, because despite the dinginess of my old apartment, at least I've got a place to complain about.
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The GT3 also has a race-spec radiator in the front, which fills some of the space previously used by two front electric motor hardware, while the street car's nine-speed dual-clutch transmission is replaced with a six-speed race transmission.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The first thing one sees when entering the exhibition Deep Time, currently on view at Radiator Arts, are ravishing, incandescent patterns that swirl and pulsate with super-saturated colors and glow like diodes or reticulate into kaleidoscopes.
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The GVA299.99 - Live is meant for the home, features the same multiunit pairing found in other Altec Lansing lines, offers Wi-Fi and Bluetooth pairing, has a wireless range of 50 feet, and a 2-inch ferrite woofer and 2 x 2-inch passive radiator.
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Even though the theme park land at Disney California Adventure opened six years after the first film (and took five years to develop!) Pixar staffers, like the production designer of "Cars," were there on-site to help paint the mountain region within Radiator Springs.
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Radiator Hospital's best-known songs, like "Cut Your Bangs" and "Our Song," were recorded by a quartet, but with the new album, "Music for Daydreaming," the project has been dialed back, honoring its roots as the solo endeavor of the singer-songwriter Sam Cook-Parrott.
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A student of criminal justice at Angelo State University in Texas, where she also trains (a "Go Rams" sticker is stuck on her parents' radiator), Ms. Osakue, who is black, wondered if Italy was descending into a state governed by a fear of immigrants.
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We'd recommend against keeping phones and laptops off window ledges for extended periods of time (reminder—the Sun moves during the day), and avoid keeping them next to any artificial sources of heat too, whatever the season (anything from a radiator to a desk lamp) too.
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Critic score: 75%Synopsis: On the road to compete in the Piston Cup Championship, speed-driven race car Lightning McQueen (Owen Wilson) finds himself taking a detour to the small town of Radiator Springs where he befriends Mater (Larry the Cable Guy) and Sally (Bonnie Hunt).
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The Genesis suffered significant damage to the front end, as you can see above, though it was still technically drivable (but did begin leaking radiator fluid) and we first pulled to the shoulder as instructed by the California Highway Patrol, who were on the scene nearly immediately.
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Colin Wilde, who has been known to play organ for Wisconsin punks Tenement, began Black Thumb as a solo project back in 43 and is now seeing the release of his debut cassette It Is Well With My Soul through Forward Records (Radiator Hospital, Pity Sex).
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Ms. Prodger, 44, won the prize on Tuesday night at a ceremony at Tate Britain in London for her video works including "BRIDGIT," a 33-minute film that features painterly clips of everything from swans feeding among some rocks to a T-shirt drying on a radiator.
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The parents of two toddlers scalded to death by steam from a radiator in a Bronx apartment for the homeless have filed a legal document that could pave the way for lawsuits against the city, the landlord and a nonprofit social services company that handled their case.
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They would put the little kids on them sometimes just to sit but others they would stand them on it and then push them and of course sometimes there little legs would get caught between the wall and radiator and the little kids would really scream and cry.
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M.F.K. Fisher starts her essay "Borderland" with the line, "Almost every person has something secret he likes to eat," and then proceeds to describe how she leaves orange segments to plump and dry on the radiator before cooling them in a winter window and popping them in her mouth.
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It's cool that there are all these good bands and people might think of us as being part of that, but when I go out and hang out with people who are in Radiator Hospital or Waxahatchee, I'm just like Rachel's [Browne, of the band Field Mouse] boyfriend.
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Signed examples of the French sculptor's radiator ornaments — such as his first, "La Cigogne," a stork in flight designed in 1920 for Hispano Suiza, or the head of the African woman Nobosudru, created in 1925 for Citroën's Croisière Noire — can sell for well into the four figures at auction.
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Now, a 1957 Carlo Mollino armchair and matching footstool, covered in the original rose velvet, slightly frayed, can be pulled close to a radiator when a chill sets in, or moved to catch the breeze from double doors flung open to the deck during a warm day in June.
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Ms. Easton, whose main concern as a choreographer is the human condition, unveils "Radiator," a new dance and video work exploring notions of the beautiful and the sublime with an ambitious goal: to show the ways in which a dance can be, at once, both quiet and powerful.
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I considered running the engine and then retrieving warm liquid from the radiator, but realized that heating the engine would take awhile, leaving my daughter stuck to this bumper the whole time, in pain and in danger of ripping her tongue if she or the truck made any sudden movements.
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The MPO will use a sun shield to keep the worst of the heat off, using a big radiator for the rest, and the MIO will spin as it travels along, doing a complete revolution every 4 seconds so that no one side is exposed to the sun for too long.
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For example, if you want to come home to a warm house but know it isn't necessary to blast the radiator all day, Nest's Home/Away Assist feature uses Eco Temperatures to keep usage at a minimum when no one's inside — then remembers to turn it up before you get home.
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Then, after 10 minutes or so, they dispersed and into the Marni universe you went: a trippy netherworld where the indoors is graveled like the out, and your assigned seat might be an old television, as mine was, or a radiator or a bumper car or a length of plastic hose.
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Ms. White was inside, near the things that had been in the house for what feels like forever: the family piano that Dora used to play, a picture of three little girls, huddled together in prayer, and an old-fashioned radiator that stretches the length of the front picture window.
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On a vast radiator lean a triptych of framed black-and-white prints: a shot of the photographer Paolo Roversi's studio (where von Hofmannsthal served as a photographic assistant for some five years), a "Cigarettes" series by Irving Penn and an image of Leigh Bowery taken between portrait sittings with Lucien Freud.
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After toddler sisters died last year from severe burns caused by radiator steam at a South Bronx cluster site, Mr. de Blasio announced in February a plan to close all cluster sites by 2021 and end all commercial hotel use two years after that, while allocating $300 million to open 90 new shelters.
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