#Irvine installation

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Klondike Air Heating and Cooling Experts

Orange County’s most trusted residential air conditioning and heating/heater repair service, installation and maintenance specialists since 1989. For more than 25 wonderful years, our family-owned Heating & Cooling business has been providing Orange County residents with great customer service on professional HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) services.

Klondike’s trained HVAC technicians are experts in all major brands and in all aspects of central air conditioning repair service and installation and heating/heater repair service & installation, and have years of professional HVAC service experience.

Our 1,000s of satisfied air conditioning and heating customers are a testament to our competitive rates, excellent repair, maintenance and installation services and lasting results. Klondike’s affordability and quality HVAC workmanship has also earned us an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.

Contact Us

Klondike Air Heating and Cooling Experts Address: 4000 Barranca Pkwy, Suite 250, Irvine, CA, 92604 Phone: (949) 704-6625 Email: info@klondikeair.com Website: https://klondikeair.com/klondike-air-conditioning-and-heating-service-of-irvine-ca

[rooferinirvine]

Roofing services is a commercial or residential provided to maintain the safety of the roof of a home, office, or any location. We are Roofer in Irvine can install new roofs and old roof repairs. This Roofing Company can do all roofing-related advice, maintenance, and repairs to your roof.

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Artificial Grass Installation in Irvine

Are you looking for the best artificial grass installation in Irvine? Look no further than Rox Builders, where craftsmanship meets commitment! With over two decades of dedicated service in the home improvement industry, we are your trusted partner for top-quality services in Irvine.

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Garage Door Repair, Service and Installation in Irvine CA

When your garage door breaks down, we have the resources to get it back up and running—no matter the make or model. Our in-house technicians are highly qualified and skilled, offering expert garage door repair in Irvine and surrounding areas. Whether you need scheduled maintenance or emergency repairs, Champion's professional-grade repair and installation services ensure that your garage door, opener, and springs are safe to use and operate efficiently for years to come. Contact us today for all your overhead garage door repair needs.

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IM Garage Door Service | Garage Repair Service | Garage Repair Service in Irvine CA

At IM Garage Door Service, we understand the critical role your garage door plays in your daily routine. That's why our team is dedicated to providing reliable and efficient Garage Repair Service in Irvine CA. Whether you need a minor fix or a major overhaul, our expert technicians bring years of experience to ensure your garage door operates smoothly and securely, safeguarding your home and family. Moreover, if you are looking for trusted professionals to handle your garage door needs, Turn to IM Garage Door Service. Our commitment to customer satisfaction makes us the preferred choice for exceptional Garage Door Service in Irvine CA. Don't let a malfunctioning garage door disrupt your day – call us for expert assistance.

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True North Heating & Air is your trusted HVAC contractor in Irvine, dedicated to providing top-quality air conditioning and heating services across Orange County. Our experienced technicians specialize in AC repair, air conditioning service, furnace installation, and heat pump installation. We also offer comprehensive furnace repair and mini-split AC installations, ensuring your indoor comfort all year round. At True North Heating & Air, customer satisfaction is our top priority, and we achieve this by using only the best products and offering extended warranties of 10 and 12 years on our work. Whether you need HVAC installation or repair, trust us to deliver efficient, long-lasting solutions. Your comfort is our commitment!

[ezplumbingandrestoration]

When you require a plumber in Irvine, turn to the experts at EZ Plumbing & Restoration. Our plumbers are accessible 24/7 and can manage all your plumbing needs within a same day. Call Us Now! For more info: https://www.ezplumbingrestoration.com/irvine-plumber/

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Premium Carpet Flooring Services in Irvine

Looking for carpet flooring installation Irvine? Look no further than LA Carpet! Our team is ready to help you transform your space with our high-quality carpets. Don't wait any longer - contact us today and start enjoying the comfort and beauty of our carpets in your home or office!

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Irvine's Best Door Installation and Repair Service

Transform home appearance and security with All In 1 Handyman's exceptional door installation and repair services. Their skilled team combines functionality and aesthetics to create doors that truly enhance spaces. Whether looking for a fresh look or needing to fix an existing door, they've got it covered. Discover affordable excellence with All In 1 Handyman.

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Possible Causes For A Blown Fuse

As you know, a furnace has numerous parts that work together for a comfortable indoor temperature. However, some parts outside it contribute to its efficient working, one of which is its fuse. A fuse is an important part of a furnace.

A fuse is necessary because if it blows, your furnace will stop working altogether. A blown fuse does not allow your furnace to start working, due to which your comfort suffers. For furnace repair services in Mission Viejo, contact South County Air Services when you detect a blown fuse.

Possible Causes For a Blown Fuse

Dirt and Dust

Dust is the biggest enemy of almost all parts of your furnace. The primary reason to contact our technician for annual maintenance is to remove dirt and dust from your system. Dirt and dust can damage your system in numerous ways, like blowing up your fuse.

Ensure that you keep your furnace and its internal and external parts clean. An extensive cleaning session for your furnace once a month should ensure you do not face problems related to dust.

Wiring Problems

Your furnace has hundreds of wires that circulate electricity throughout the system. If any single wire faces damage, your whole furnace can suffer. Similarly, if the fuse connected to your furnace frequently blows, there may be some problems with the system’s wires.

You should contact our professional technician who provides furnace repair services in Irvine, CA, to fix wiring problems. No matter how many tutorials you watch on fixing wiring issues, it would help if you trust only a professional.

Old Parts

With time, the parts of your furnace face wear and tear damage. No number of repair jobs can bring back the lost efficiency of these worn-out parts. Due to these old parts, your furnace cannot warm your home efficiently. If it continues for a long time, the fuse connected to your furnace may blow unexpectedly.

You can avoid this situation by contacting our technician timely for the annual servicing of your furnace. You can also avoid this problem by replacing your furnace when it reaches old age. Instead of forcing your worn-out system to work, you should get a new one.

Wrong Size

If you recently bought a furnace and its fuse frequently blows, it could be possible that your new furnace is of the wrong size. A wrong-sized furnace will work inefficiently, and all parts of your system will suffer, including its fuse.

You should contact our technician for furnace repair services in Irvine, CA, to confirm whether your furnace is of the right size or not. If our technician says that the furnace is the wrong size, you should find the right-sized furnace and get it for your home.

Conclusion

Although these are the most common reasons why the fuse of your furnace blows frequently, there are many other reasons for the same cause. You should consult a professional HVAC company if these reasons do not satisfy your condition.

South County Air Services will ensure your furnace and other HVAC appliances do not trouble you in the future. Contact us at (949)-933-3130 for the best furnace repair services in Mission Viejo.

[oliveoilcorp]

Hi there, new followers!~ (an intro post)

You can call me Olivia or Olive

she/her

Black Queer graphic novelist / illustrator / writer of werewolves, supernatural horror, romance, etc.

ºMy Portfolio, Socials, and Store Linksº

Recent works include...

Darlin' and Her Other Names: A werewolf-western-horror-romance comic set across Colorado and Kansas in 1881. The story follows two strangers who meet in a moment of mutual desperation and forge a vengeful partnership. The first installment, Part 1: Marta, was self-published online in March 2023.

BALLAD FOR BLACK CASSANDRA: A brooding comic-poem published in October 2024 as part of the ShortBox Comics Fair. 

Hyssop: A short horror comic featured in the Ignatz award-winning horror anthology Shades of Fear... "Rachel becomes a live-in caregiver for an elderly woman on a rural property. Things between the woman and her daughter have been tense, and Rachel quickly realizes that this is no ordinary job."

The Muse: A short horror comic featured in Dark Horse Comics' Headless Horseman Halloween Annual... "Dear Writer, Congratulations on your acceptance to the Meadowgrove Writing Residency..."

Artie and the Wolf Moon: A middle-grade werewolf graphic novel that follows 8th grader Artemis "Artie" Irvin after she accidentally uncovers her hidden werewolf heritage.

That's about it! Thanks for following along with my work 💕

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Trevor Irvin, Southerland Report

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LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

October 24, 2024

Heather Cox Richardson

Oct 25, 2024

Trump’s threat to use the military on “the enemy within,” along with the recent statements of General John Kelly and other members of Trump’s administration who say he is a fascist, have fed growing concern that Trump’s reelection could spark a deadly conflict between MAGA Republicans and those they perceive as their enemies. But there has been far less attention paid to the civil war within the Republican Party.

On the Hugh Hewitt Show this morning, Trump boasted that he had “taken the Republican Party and made [it] into an entirely different party…The Republican Party is a very big, powerful party. Before, it stood, it was an elitist party with real stiffs running it.”

Trump’s analysis of his effect on the party is right. In 2015, the party had been controlled for years by a small group of leaders who wanted to carve the U.S. government back to its size and activity of the years before the 1930s, slashing regulations on business and cutting the social safety net so they could cut taxes. But their numbers were small, so to stay in power, they relied on the votes of the racist and sexist reactionaries who didn’t like civil rights.

Once he took office in 2017, Trump put the base of the party in the driver’s seat. Using the same techniques that had boosted Hungarian prime minister Victor Orbán, he attacked immigrants, Black Americans, and people of color, and promised to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision protecting abortion rights. After his defense of the participants in the August 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, he began to turn his followers into a movement by encouraging them to engage in violence. 

In the following years, Trump’s hold on his voting base enabled him to take over the Republican Party, pushing the older Republican establishment aside. In March 2024 he took over the Republican National Committee itself, installing a loyalist and his own daughter-in-law Lara Trump at its head and adjusting its finances so that they primarily benefited him.

But while older leaders were happy to use Trump’s base to keep the party in power, the two factions were never in sync. Established Republican leaders’ goal was to preside over a largely unregulated market-driven economy. But MAGA Republicans want a weak government only with regard to foreign enemies—another place where they part company with established Republicans. Instead, they want a strong government to impose religious rules. Rather than leaving companies alone to react to markets, they want them to shape their businesses around MAGA ideology, denying LGBTQ+ rights, for example. 

In 2024, those tensions are stronger. Trump’s promise to build a tariff wall around the country contradicts the established Republicans’ reliance on free trade. His vow to deport 20 million immigrants threatens to devastate entire sectors of the economy. Both plans are widely panned by economists. Yesterday, twenty-three Nobel Prize-winning economists warned that Trump’s economic plans would “lead to higher prices, larger deficits, and greater inequality.” On Morning Joe today, economic analyst Steve Rattner noted that Trump’s plans would cut the gross domestic product in the U.S. by 8.9%, creating a severe recession or a depression. 

MAGA Republicans are fiercely loyal to Trump, but it is not clear how much they offer to those trying to get elected in more moderate districts. Extremist abortion bans have fired up significant opposition to Republican candidates, and that opposition does not appear to be weakening. "My wife…was miscarrying and bleeding out,” John Legend said today on the podcast of Broncos legend Shannon Sharpe. “Her life was in danger, and for the government to say, 'Oh, we need to evaluate this to make sure you're sufficiently dying before you can have an abortion'—that’s what they’re saying in...all these states where they have Trump abortion bans. Not your doctor, not you and your family. The government. No! Stay out of it!... We don’t need the government to be involved in it. And if the government’s involved, that means the police and the district attorney are involved in medical decisions. That's crazy!” 

“He is killing us!” Mika Brzezinski said this morning on Morning Joe. “He is putting us at risk. He is making us afraid to have babies. He is putting our reproductive health at risk and some women have died already because of this…. What’s happening with women right now is real, and it is playing out across America.”

MAGA extremists in the House of Representatives did the party as a whole no favors when they took control of the chamber in 2023 and made it virtually impossible for the Republicans to govern. Party members took weeks to agree on a House speaker and then threw him out, marking the first time in U.S. history that a party has thrown out its own speaker. With MAGA extremists unwilling to compromise on their demands, the Republicans were unable to pass almost any legislation at all, including appropriations bills and the long-overdue farm bill. 

Their determination not to yield an inch continues. A Trump-endorsed Republican candidate challenging a Democrat incumbent in New York could not name a single Democrat she would be willing to work with if she is elected. “These people are not fit to govern,” House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) posted today.

MAGA Republicans are already signaling their intent to expand their power in the House should Republicans retain control over it: Ohio representative Jim Jordan appears to be considering making a bid for House leadership, while others have their eye on committee chairs. Joe Perticone of The Bulwark explored today how “Trump’s Already Stuffing House GOP ‘Normies’ in a Locker” as they feel obliged to defend everything he does, even when his former White House chief of staff says he is a fascist. 

But the struggle between the Republican factions has not gone away in the past few years. Indeed, it appears to be escalating as evidence mounts that Trump will not be able to continue to lead the party. Earlier this month, 230 doctors publicly called on Trump to release his medical records, “Trump is falling concerningly short of any standard of fitness for office and displaying alarming characteristics of declining acuity," they wrote. Today, 233 mental health professionals organized by conservative lawyer George Conway’s Anti-Psycho PAC warned both that Trump “appears to be showing signs of cognitive decline that urgently cry out for a full neurological work-up,” and that his malignant narcissism makes him “grossly unfit for leadership.” 

But if Trump’s grip is slipping, who will take over the party? 

In a new biography of Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) by Michael Tackett of The Associated Press, obtained by CNN, McConnell condemned the MAGA movement and blamed Trump for making it hard for the Republican Party to compete. He called Trump “not very smart, irascible, nasty, just about every quality you would not want somebody to have.” He also went after Florida senator Rick Scott for his leadership of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, the party’s campaign arm.

Trump loyalist Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) promptly called McConnell’s comments “indefensible.” Scott said he was “shocked that [McConnell] would attack a fellow Republican senator and the Republican nominee for president just two weeks out from an election.”

Technology elites, including Elon Musk, who is pouring money into Trump’s campaign, and Peter Thiel, who backs Trump’s running mate J.D. Vance, also appear to be making a play to control the Republican Party, challenging both the established Republicans and the MAGAs.

And then there are the Republican voters, some of whom are abandoning the MAGA Republicans who are now openly embracing fascism. Today, Republican state senator Rob Cowles of Green Bay, Wisconsin, who has served for almost 42 years, announced he would vote for Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris. David Holt, the Republican mayor of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, also indicated he would be casting his ballot for Harris.

In 1880, when the Democrats went off the extremist cliff, voters forced it to move to the center.

In 1879, after the bitterly contested 1876 election, voters gave Democrats control of Congress. So convinced were Democrats that the American people backed their determination to overthrow Reconstruction, they refused to fund the government unless Republican president Rutherford B. Hayes pulled the federal government out of the southern states. (They also tried to get a federal pension for Confederate president Jefferson Davis.)

“If this is not revolution,” Civil War veteran House minority leader James A. Garfield (R-OH) said, “which if persisted in will destroy the government, [then] I am wholly wrong in my conception of both the word and the thing.” 

Observers had expected the 1880 election to be a romp for the Democrats, who reiterated their demands in their party platform, but voters backed Garfield’s defense of the country and of Black rights and elected him to the White House. 

The unexpected loss prompted the Democrats to toss aside their former Confederate leaders and shift toward the northern cities. For president in 1884 they backed former New York governor Grover Cleveland, who had broadened Black appointments to office and desegregated the New York City police force, and who had worked closely with New York Assembly minority leader Theodore Roosevelt, a Republican, to reform the worst abuses of the industrial system. Cleveland won with the help of significant numbers of crossover Republican voters, dubbed “Mugwumps,” thereby securing the roots of the modern Democratic Party.

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

[vagueandominousvibes]

I came across one of those posts that's like "tell me in the tags the HCs for your blorbo's phone/car/device/etc" and started talking about the Knights' Lodge AU boys, only to realise it was getting so long I might as well make my own post about it.

Les aka. Blue

Blue's phone is one of those slabs that's only barely made the transition to touch screen. The screen itself is so cracked it would likely fall apart completely if it wasn't all held in place by a very dubious screen protector. Tiny shards occasionally fall off along the edge.

The brightness is turned down to 0, regardless of the actual brightness of his surroundings; he knows this phone so well he could use it blind. He's had it for years, and if anyone asks he'll shrug and say he's just not gotten around to getting a new one yet, but the truth is that it was a gift from his aunt. The background is of the two of them leaning against her motorcycle. He's in his teens and is wearing her patched leather jacket. They're eating ice cream and grinning from ear to ear.

His lock screen, however, is something really generic — like the most plain thing you can imagine. A solid colour maybe, or one of those stock photos of turquoise water washing up on a beach. His password has been the same 8-digit code since he was twelve. It's the day he came out to his aunt: he had a minor breakdown about it, and she took him out for really greasy fast-food; when they got back to hers, she put on this black-and-white version of Frankenstein that was so bad it was funny. Blue's aunt is long gone, but he still keeps a copy of that movie for when he's feeling rough.

Clancey aka. Red

Red gets a new phone every couple of years. It's not that he's careless with it — he really isn't — it just seems to be a magnet for accidents: it fell off the bathroom shelf, directly into the toilet, during an all-nighter in uni; it slipped out of his backpack when walking home from school once, and a bus drove over it; he accidentally dropped it on concrete and the screen shattered.

At this point it's a bit of a running joke in the family.

His current phone has a lovely maroon leather case with numerous little charms dangling from the top of the spine. Most are from various fan artists, though a couple are little pearl-chains his half-sisters made for him in pre-school. These two pearl-chains have moved from one phone to the next, and he's always made sure the case has somewhere to attach them.

Irvine aka. Green

On the outside, Green's may seem like a little bit of an Apple person. He didn't mean to become one, and he's got a proper gaming laptop, an Xbox, and a Switch, but his phone is an iPhone, he mostly uses a Mac, and he's got an iPad laying about somewhere. He's even got an Apple Watch.

In his twenty-some years of existence, he's never had to worry about being short of technological devices: Mr Irvine is very pleased to be able to provide his only child with the latest in technological development. All Green has to do is say the word, and it'll be his. Not that Green needs all of these things. He would much rather spend Christmas Day with his dad, instead of opening yet another thing alone in front of the white Christmas tree with glitter and fairy lights pre-installed.

The thing is, Green doesn't really know his dad — and Mr Irvine doesn't really know his son. Mr Irvine wants to make sure Green is provided for, and Green is grateful for the sentiment. He keeps every single thing his dad has ever given him, because he would feel exceedingly guilty throwing any of them away.

Which is why he's never going to tell his dad that his favourite device is a small grey-and-white mini-MP3 player from 2005, that runs on batteries, has no Bluetooth options, and stores some 150–200 songs.

Dunn aka. Shadow

Much like Blue, Shadow's phone is old and cracked. Unlike Blue, Shadow would love to get a new one, he just can't afford it. The SIM-card is one of those cheap top-up ones with ridiculously expensive data. He keeps it in his coat pocket for emergencies (and to take blurry photos of his and Vio's cat), but otherwise uses Vio's phone if he has to make a call.

Not that Shadow has a lot of calls to make, outside of the occasional GP appointment when necessary, or the optician every couple of years to get his eyes checked and get a fresh batch of contact lenses, but he generally prefers dropping by in person.

Does Shadow feel insecure about the state of his phone? He'll laugh the question off, but feel viscerally that yes, he really is. He keeps trying to save up, but for one reason or another he never gets there. Usually it's because of his mum — she barely recognises him these days, but he still likes to get her nice gifts, and if that comes at the cost of a new phone, what is there to do? He just wants her to be happy.

Cor aka. Vio

Vio accepted a long time ago that 'my phone' really meant 'our phone'. If he really wanted to, he could probably make up a reason as to why he would need his job to provide a work phone, but honestly, he spends more than enough time staring at screens as it is, and when he goes home he's off and doesn't want to be pestered with texts or emails that can wait till the morning.

So he has one phone, and he's perfectly happy to share it with Shadow. It's really quite enjoyable to curl up on the sofa with Shadow after dinner, to play yet another iteration of Scrabble, Word Search, or Sudoku together.

It must also be said that the background — their hands intertwined, silver rings glittering in candle light — still makes his insides flutter warmly, especially when he looks up and catches Shadow admiring the ring Vio had spent so long choosing.

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Garage Door Repair Irvine

The technicians and installers at Champion Garage Door have over a decade of experience repairing, maintaining, and installing garage doors, openers, and springs, enabling them to work on various component applications and designs. Our local service centers are outfitted to repair, rebuild, retrofit, replace, and install garage doors of all makes and models and are equipped to provide efficient and reasonably priced garage door repair in Irvine.

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Yong Soon Min (29 April 1953 - 12 March 2024)

Yong Soon Min was a South Korean-born American artist, curator, and educator. She served as professor emeritus at the University of California, Irvine.

Through her multidisciplinary practice, Min investigated the ongoing Korean War, colonialism, intersections of memory and history, and diasporic identity. She was an innovator in the field of American installation art beginning in the 1990s and an inspiration to countless students and art audiences internationally. 

Rest in Power !

(Yong Soon Min, “Defining Moments No. 2” (1992), silver gelatin print, lacquered wood frame, 20 3/8 x 16 3/8 x 1 1/2 inches (image courtesy the artist))