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I am a project manager with a strong background and interest in Knowledge Management, Organizational Design, Agile Project Management, Microsoft Office SharePoint 2007, and Microsoft SharePoint 2010.
I like SharePoint because you can put the ability to develop complex business process and collaboration solutions in the hands of anyone in an organization.
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awarded | Teacher |
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Aug 23 |
answered | Which way is up? (electric outlet) |
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Jul 16 |
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Can I caulk a hose connection for a pool vacuum pump? Thank you. Since I can't post images, this is difficult to explain. Caulking and rubber stretch & seal tape did no good at all. The connection involves a tapered plastic piece that the hose fits over. Attached correctly, it looks like a good 2-3 inches of the plastic would be inside the hose. The issue seems to be that I cannot get the hose as far down onto that piece as it ought to go. I don't know of a method that wouldn't risk breaking the pump below. I may just have to call in a professional for this one which is irritating - quite an expensive mistake on my part. |
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Jul 14 |
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Can I caulk a hose connection for a pool vacuum pump? Sure enough, the caulking made a very minor difference - the water pressure carved a few pinholes through it in no time. |
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Jul 13 |
asked | Can I caulk a hose connection for a pool vacuum pump? |
