Problem: Article: With the filter switched off, turn your valve to the "rinse" setting. After backwashing, the sand in your filter will need resetting. Additionally, any dirty water remaining in the filter needs to be rinsed out, otherwise it could reenter the pool. Turn the pump back on and run the filter on "rinse" for 1-2 minutes to clear out dirty water and reset the sand. After rinsing is complete, turn the pump off once again, and switch your valve to the standard "filter" setting. Turn you pump back on and allow it to run normally. After allowing your pump to run for 1-2 hours, be sure to check your pressure gauges again. Your gauges should have returned to normal, indicating that your filter is clean. A normal pressure differential is between 3 and 5 psi.
Summary: Switch to the "rinse" setting. Return to the "filter" setting. Check your gauges again.

Problem: Article: If possible, use a tripod. Start at the left side. It will make the stitching process easier. Though any overlap will do. Note: When taking the pictures, check your exposure. If exposures are off from one photo to the next there will be a stitch line in the panorama.
Summary: Leave the camera in one place. Take the pictures. Include half of the previous picture in your next picture. Check to make sure you took pictures of the whole scene before leaving.

Problem: Article: Apart from the classes you will be required to take, you will have the opportunity to take a number of classes of your choosing. If you are serious about being a business lawyer, you should focus your energy on those types of classes. For example, if your law school offers them, you should try and take any or all of the following types of classes: Corporations; Securities Regulation; Corporate Finance; Mergers and Acquisitions; Corporate Theory; and Corporate Governance. During law school you should start building your professional network with a focus on specializing in business law. One great way you can specialize is to network with other business law lawyers. Contact your law school, your state bar association, and your various local bar associations and inquire about upcoming networking events. Usually you will be able to find networking events that are specifically tailored to business law. Once you have events to attend, you should by utilizing these tips: Have a plan. Go into a networking event ready to discuss you strengths, weaknesses, and areas of interest. Forget your personal agenda. Make it your goal to be friendly, open, and honest, not necessarily to get a job. Follow-up. After your event, follow-up with the people you met. Let them know that you enjoyed the conversation and that you are there for them should they need your help. In addition to having a strong professional network you should also strive to have strong professional credentials. Some law schools offer certificate programs in business law, which lets other professionals know that you have completed a rigorous study of business law. For example, Berkeley offers a business law certificate for those students successfully completing a number of business law classes. In addition, consider getting a dual degree, most often an M.B.A. and J.D.. For example, Columbia Law School offers a three year program that, if successfully completed, will result in you getting a J.D. and an M.B.A..All of these extra credentials will help you stand out when looking for a job. If you are serious about business law, do as much as you can to rise above everyone else in your field. During law school and after becoming a lawyer you should always try to stay engaged in your field. Law schools will usually offer clubs or associations for students to be a part of. For example, the University of Michigan has a Business Law Association that helps students interested in business law pursue academic and professional opportunities. Even as a practicing attorney there are opportunities out there for you. For example, the ABA has a Business Law Section that you can be a part of. For a small yearly fee you will get updates on legal precedents, job opportunities, and networking opportunities. These professional organizations are a great way to get involved, meet people, and stay up-to-date in your area of the law. Check with your school or state bar association for even more opportunities.
Summary: Enroll in relevant electives. Network with professionals in the business law field. Get certified or recognized in business law. Join professional organizations.

Problem: Article: Like any surface, it's easiest to wipe up spills as you go. If you wait to wipe up the spill, it can dry on the surface, making it harder to clean. Since Corian countertops are nonporous, the spill won't soak in, making it a breeze to just wipe it up with a clean, damp cloth. Always dry the surface immediately after cleaning. If you don't dry the surface, film will build up over time. If the spill has dried, you can use warm, soapy water to clean it up. Put a bit of dish soap on a rag, then add warm water to make it sudsy. Wipe it over the spill or residue to clean it up, then rinse it with clean warm water. If regular soap and water don't remove the stain, you can use an ammonia-based cleaner. Spray or rub the cleaner in, then wipe it up. Make sure to rinse it with clean water, and don't forget to dry it so you don't leave streaks. Don't use window cleaners on this type of counter, as these can leave a waxy buildup. Before using any cleaner, read the directions on the bottle. Always test the cleaner first on an out-of-way corner, so you can rest assured it won't create a different problem. Although glass cleaner does have ammonia in it, you should skip it for this purpose. It can leave a film on the countertop. Pick a household cleaner instead. If you don't have an ammonia-based cleaner, you can use another non-abrasive cleaner. It must be non-abrasive because Corian countertops are easily scratched. Spray the cleaner on the counter, and use a clean, wet rag to rub the cleaner in. You can leave the cleaner on for a minute or two to help remove the stain. Rinse and dry the countertop when you're done. Make sure not to mix different types of cleaners, as that can create toxic fumes.
Summary:
Wipe up spills when they happen. Use warm water and a dishcloth or sponge. Try an ammonia-based cleaner. Pick another non-abrasive cleaner.