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This wetlands conservation area adjacent to the Jane Addams Recreation Trail features a walkout with an observation deck and benches and a rustic covered bridge on the Trail itself.
The Richland Creek Trailhead serves as the main trailhead for the northern end of the Jane Addmas Recreation Trail. It features parking, a large shelter house with electricity, lights and picnic tables, a restroom, water and a primitive campground area.
Renaissance Riverboat Suites and Rooms
Two beautifully restored brick buildings (c. 1850) with three guest rooms, one superior grade room. Six romantic suites featuring fireplaces, double whirlpools, stained glass windows and skylights. Walk to downtown.
Red's Iron Yard & Wholesale Barn-Country & Western
Unique country & western. Handmade home and garden décor. Life size die cast animals. Wooden wheeled wagons, buggies and sleighs.
One of Galena's most attractive hotels offering 72 uniquely decorated rooms, perennial gardens, catch and release pond, indoor pool, whirlpool, fitness room, and banquet/meeting facilities for up to 300 people.
280 acres for public hunting, hiking, nature viewing. Area has native hilltop prairies and views of the Mississippi River.
Award-winning bed-and-breakfast in quiet neighborhood near historic Main Street. Wireless Internet, private baths, fireplaces, parlors, library. Gourmet breakfasts and evening parlor party.
The premiere, upland-hunting experience in Northern Illinois. Quarry Ridge offers hunting (member or non-member) for rooster pheasant, dove, turkey, deer and moor. Dogs and guides can be provided if needed.
Great Italian food. Select from 50 varieties of pizza, including Chicago-style, thin crust and double-decker, as well as daily specials. Very cozy, friendly and clean.
Looking for something beyond the ordinary? Poopsie's is the place for you! Toys, frames, books, jewelry and one-of-a-kind art.
This park features picnic and playground areas with a shelter house. Plus, a beautiful waterfall, a large shaded sandbox area, horseshoes, and restrooms. Open daily 6 am to 10 pm
Unique hand-thrown stoneware pottery, studio and gallery. See website for information. Daily demonstrations and classes. Open daily.
A quilt shop offering more than 2,000 bolts of fabric, patterns, notions, classes, Horn cabinets and Bernina sewing machines/products.
Best little restaurant in Galena. Consistently receiving outstanding reviews for food, service & dining experience. Featuring AcroAma Blends organic seasonings.
Pecatonica Beer Company - Tap House
Every reward has a journey. We welcome you to visit our Tap House on the historic Stagecoach Trail in Warren, IL. Come taste our selection of amazing beers and experience the regional flavor the Pecatonica Valley has to offer.
This park features playgrounds, a shelter and picnic facilities plus baseball, basketball, tennis and volleyball courts.
CITY:Pearl City
A charming cottage on 19 acres. Adjacent to Apple River Canyon State Park. Fishing, golf, shopping at your fingertips. Paradise for the birder, artist or author. Full kitchen, pet-friendly and quiet.
CITY:Apple River
Interesting antiques and collectibles surrounded by 30,000 well organized used books, pottery, jewelry, art, albums, primitives, advertising, more. Huge inventory.
One of the county's oldest grocery stores, offering hand-cut steaks and pork, with homemade brats, sausage, pizza, cheese/deli trays, fruit baskets.
CITY:Scales Mound
The Palace Campground is the oldest campground in the state of Illinois. Located just 2 miles west of Galena in 50 quiet, wooded acres. Sixteen full hookups, 46 water/electric, 30 electric, seven cabins. Heated pool, outdoor movies, hay rides. Thirty acres for tent camping.
Enjoy the illusions hosted by critically acclaimed magician P.T. Murphy. The setting for the mystery is P.T. Murphy's private 24-seat theatre located at 204 Hill St., just 39 steps west of Hill and Main Streets in the heart of historic downtown Galena, IL. P.T. Murphy believes in magic. It's his job. He will entertain, mystify and inspire you to believe! P.T. is known for his personable style, mischievous sense of humor and sophisticated sleight of hand.
A retail gallery specializing in original art and fine craft from more than 100 U.S. artists.
Otto's Place is the off-Main Street alternative for locals & tourists seeking a quiet, peaceful retreat with exceptional, unique food.
20 acres of tranquil country breathtaking views. Three bedrooms plus private cottage with two suites. Great for family reunions, girls' getaway, wedding ceremonies, reception, special events. Banquet room for 50.
CITY:Scales Mound
Located on Historic Main Street in the heart of downtown Galena, Illinois, One Eleven Main strives to serve familiar dished in extraordinary ways. We have forged special partnerships with local and regional farmers, utilizing locally-sourced ingredients in our dishes. Local flavor cuisine!
Old Stockade on the Cobblestone Street
Used as a refuge for women and children of the Galena area during the Blackhawk War of 1832, the Old Stockade brings Galena's earliest history to life in this 1820's log building. Come, share!
Historical and original, the Old School Saloon offers a welcoming atmosphere with drinks and tasty food served with a smile.
CITY:Scales Mound
Old Market House State Historic Site
This 165-year-old building was the center of Galena's community life during the town's Golden Era. The Ulysses S. Grant exhibit features several artifacts from this president and Civil War hero.
Located on 55 acres of hilly countryside south of Galena, visitors during the last 27 years have enjoyed the holiday tradition of choosing and cutting their very own Christmas trees of 10 different varieties. Ochs offers for sale fresh wreaths and provides a warming house for everyone to share stories in.
Glass studio nestled in the hills offers a shopping experience. Local glass artists at work using lampwork and fusing techniques.
Pet-friendly, specialty store for your beloved animals. We also carry animal-themed products, local designs, pet food and treats.
Wonderful gifts and birdhouses by local artists. Specializing in organic gardening supplies, fountains, wind chimes, metaphysical crystals. Friendly, helpful service!
Mississippi Explorer Cruises at Chestnut Mountain Resort
Jump aboard Mississippi Explorer's latest 1.5-hour cruise. Experience the magical splendor of Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife & Fish Refuge.
Located in the heart of downtown Galena, this is a great place to relax and unwind. Enjoy wine, specialty martinis and craft beers. Live music on Fridays and Saturdays, Bloody Mary bar Saturdays and Quiz Show Sundays. Gourmet apps until 1 a.m.
Miniature Golf at Chestnut Mountain Resort
Miniature golf overlooking the Mississippi River, eight miles southeast of Galena. Adults $6; children 12 and under $5.
Located in the serene countryside, this is the perfect location for a girls' getaway with friends. The retreat has three bedrooms which accommodate up to nine, a fully-equipped kitchen, dining room and three bathrooms. The beautiful main floor Crafting Room overlooks the pond and countryside – perfect for scrapbooking, quilting, knitting, beading, weaving or any other craft. Featured and recognized by "Farm and Ranch Living" as one of the prettiest places in the country. Memory Lane Crafting Retreat will always be known as the home of Blosom, the cow who was named the Tallest Cow in the World by Guinness World Records. Daily Rates: Beginning at $75; 3 Day/2 Night Stay: $125 per person.
In-house custom coffee roasting. Yes, we roast in the store! Custom flavors, gifts, bring your attitude!
Enjoy the natural wonders of the Pecatonica River, Stephenson County's water trail, as is meanders nearly 60 miles through undisturbed Midwestern beauty. Access the river at McNeil's Damascus Landing which offers ample parking, a picnic area, fire pit and charcoal grills, portable toilet, 10' x 20' floating dock and canoe/kayak and concrete boat launch with access docking. Camping at the site is available for canoe, kayaks and boaters. Reservations required.
Enjoy the natural wonders of the Pecatonica River (Stephenson County's Water Trail) as it meanders through undisturbed Midwestern beauty. The Pecatonica River is the home of "Illinois' Friendliest Paddle". This landing offers ample parking, three picnic areas, primitive camping, portable toilet, 10' x 20' floating dock, firepits and charcoal grills, two ADA fishing piers, great bank fishing and canoe/kayak and boat launch. Open: Daily: 6 am to 10 pm.
McConnell Area Historical Society & Museum
Items on display in this local town museum include a mill stone, ox yoke, McConnell telephone switchboard, and other items relating to the history of McConnell and Waddams Township. There is a large collection of family histories, obituaries, and genealogical materials. Special activities and exhibits are planned for each of the open dates.
Max Mitchell Fashion Accessories
Boutique offers the expected and unexpected of fashion accessories & gifts for both men & women, all at reasonable prices.
Massbach Ridge Winery - Tasting Room & Vineyard
In the tranquil rolling hills of northwest Illinois, Massbach Ridge Winery has been crafting estate grown wines since 2003. With a diverse selection of estate-grown Illinois wine, our friendly staff will help you discover a taste you'll fall in love with.
Massbach Ridge Winery - Downtown Galena Tasting Room
Join us and taste our award-winning wines. Afterwards relax in the wine lounge with a glass of your favorite. While tasting wines, browse the gift shop stocked full of wine necessities and Massbach-branded apparel.
On three acres overlooking Jo Daviess countryside, a short drive to Galena, Chestnut, Mississippi River, Apple Canyon. Some rooms include fridge/microwave/table/chairs. Apartments with full kitchens. Coffee/muffins, hot tub, grill, campfire, dog-friendly.
Mangelsen - Images of Nature Gallery
Located on Galena's historic Main Street, this gallery features the award-winning nature photography of Thomas D. Mangelsen. They showcase more than 150 limited edition and artist proof prints.
Located in the original Standard Cigar Company building (ca.1850), the family-operated Main Street Inn has six luxurious rooms that provide an ambiance of 1850's Galena's historic Main Street.
Galena's historic Main Street -- named "Best Main Street in the Midwest" by Midwest Living magazine and one of America's Best Main Streets by Fodor's -- curves past nearly 100 19th-century storefronts. Galena looks much as it did during the time of the Civil War, although now the historic red brick buildings are home to charming boutiques, art galleries and restaurants. Galena is also known for its cozy lodgings, with quaint bed and breakfasts dotting the picturesque hillsides surrounding the town.
Main Street Fine Books & Manuscripts
Used, out-of-print & antiquarian books in great condition. Browse 35 subjects! First editions, signed, collectible, plus historical autographs/maps. Member ABAA/PADA.
Our cheesecakes come in three standard sizes of 6", 8" and 10", bites and pops. We can pre-cut orders for dessert buffets and plated dinners. Special orders and flavors are welcome. We are prepared to customize orders for our customers. We also have an extended dessert buffet list.
Modern boutique with a vintage flair. Fabulous shoes, clothing & jewelry. Galena's widest selection of hats. Look for sunflower logo.
A true Mexican restaurant. More than 100 authentic entrees; gigantic selection of Mexican/American beers. Lunch & dinner specials are available. Mega-Margaritas. Live music Friday & Saturday nights.
Fully furnished studio and one-bedroom condos featured at a private vacation resort equipped with an indoor pool, spa/hot tub, exercise facility, game room.
This scenic overlook, located along the Great River Road on U.S. Hwy. 20, includes picnic tables, shelters and restrooms. Perfect place for photos to be taken as you can see a spectacular view of Jo Daviess County's rolling countryside.
New attractions in the Galena Territory. Enjoy spectacular views of Northwest Illinois on this 2 1/2 hour guided canopy tour. Ride 6 ziplines, cross a suspended bridge, and rappel off of two platforms. Longest line is 1,250-feet!
The Log Cabin Steakhouse in Galena has been state and nationally acclaimed, which makes it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. The menu features an awe-inspiring 34-ounce Porterhouse, one-pound New York Strip and a 32-ounce Prime Rib, all served charred and bursting with flavor; and the international wine list features more than 100 selections from across the globe.
Little White Church on the Hill Celebration Chapel
This restored 1894 country church boasts stained glass, original pews, pine flooring and authentic lighting. The outdoor chapel includes a cobblestone walk and wedding dove benches.
CITY:Scales Mound
Experience Galena's most exciting Japanese restaurant and sushi bar. The ultimate Japanese dining experience. A full bar is available.
Enchanting Linmar Gardens is nestled in a hillside overlooking the historic town of Galena. The secluded 3.5-acre garden is situated on natural outcroppings which have been enhanced with hand-built terraces. Meander on a guided tour along paths through a collection vibrant annual and perennial flowers including hostas, viburnums, conifers, grasses and daylilies.
Discover this shop offering annuals, perennials, aquatic plants, hanging baskets, traditional and unique flowering containers, garden seeds, a full garden center and garden-themed gifts, including bean pod candles, home decor, Dionis goat's milk bath products, Rhapsody candles, garden flags, and mailbox covers, willow benches and outdoor furniture. Fresh-cut Christmas trees, wreaths, and garland are available during winter season.
Located next to the Palace Campgrounds and only two miles west from Galena, play on an 18-hole miniature golf course, complete with a cascading waterfall, rapids/streams and a fountain. Visit our video arcade and concession stand.
Built in 1896, the 100-foot-tall tower is believed to be one of only three in Illinois of similar construction, and has become the symbol of the Village of Lena.
The Mercantile Eatery serves delicious soups, salads, sandwiches and homemade desserts - pies, cheesecakes, cakes and more. In addition there is a daily special sandwich. Freshly roasted, freshly ground coffee drinks from gourmet beans are also featured. Plus enjoy the antiques, gifts and more at the Lena Mercantile. Children's menu, carryouts, reservations recommended. Banquet facilities for 50. Lunch from 11 am - 2 pm. Desserts and coffee: 9:30 am to 5:30 pm daily
Antiques, collectibles, gifts, Amish furniture and accessories, candy, clothing, toys and country store items. Also enjoy the Mercantile Eatery which serves delicious soups, salads, sandwiches, homemade desserts, and freshly ground and roasted gourmet coffee drinks. Open: Daily: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm. Lunch is served Monday thru Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm with coffee and desserts available daily, all hours.
Lions Park, at over 20 acres, features Splash Land Family Aquatic Center with a 180' water slide, zero depth entry, many shade shelters, wet sand play area, water features and drop slide. The Splash Land Mini-Golf offers one of the nicest 18 hole miniature golf courses in the Midwest. It has over 275 plant varieties, 4000+ square feet of water areas, three waterfalls and challenges that the entire family will enjoy. The course is ADA compliant. Added in 2014 is a 9 hole frisbee gof course. Quench your thirst and your appetite at the Splashland Snack Shop. Full restaurant offering sandwiches to soft serve and smoothies to salads - a true family food court. The park also offers picnic and playground areas, flower gardens, shelter house, a concession stand, volleyball and basketball courts, lighted ball diamond, batting cages and restrooms. A 110x110' ice rink is available in season.
Visit the KOA for a complete camping experience, including cottages, cabins and campsites, at this friendly, quiet, and relaxing rural setting. The five log cottages offer shower baths, kitchenettes, gas log fireplaces and air-conditioning. One cottage is wheelchair accessible. There are six cabins with heat and air-conditioning. The guest provides bedding and utensils, but has use of the KOA's Kamping Kitchen. There are ninety campsites that include full hookup, open grassy or wooded sites, and big rig long and level pull through sites with 50 AMP service. The recreation/game roon, heated pool with slide, bike rental, jumping pillow, playground, and sand volleyball will be a hit with the kids. A wheelchair accessible family restroom is available.Pets on a leash and campfires are allowed. Small county store with groceries and gift shop, RV supplies, and LP gas are also available. Open: April 1 thru November 1 (Limited winter facilities). Please call for rates, or visit our website.
Lena Golf Club - Wolf Hollow Golf Course
The Lena Golf Club offers the beautiful Wolf Hollow Course with 18 holes, 71 par, 6,422 yards over wide open, rolling prairies. The club house features a full bar and one of the best short-order menus in the region. Fees: Monday thur Thursday: 9 holes - $16; 18 holes - $25; Friday, Saturday & Sunday: 9 holes - $18; 18 holes - $30; Motorized Cart Rental: (Per Cart/Per Person): 9 holes - $12; 18 holes - $17
Nestled among the rolling farms and fields just off Highway 20, this craft brewery features a mix of artisanal, traditional, and innovative beers brewed on site. The brewery and taproom are located in a renovated old mill. Taste the beer, take a brewery tour, and watch beer being made. Facility available for private parties and rentals. We hope to see you soon; Cheers! Open: Sunday: 11 am to 4 pm; Thursday: 4 pm to 9 pm; Friday and Saturday: 11 am to 9 pm
The Lena Historical Museum tells the history of Lena and the surrounding area, with galleries focusing on various historical topics. Highlights include a Civil War regimental flag and an extensive clothing collection. Also on the grounds are a summer kitchen, the first log schoolhouse built in Lena, an Illinois Central Railroad caboose, a general store, a recreated chapel, and a barn filled with antique vehicles and farm tools. Open: May thru September: Saturday: 1 pm to 4 pm; or by appointment (Group and School Tours are encouraged to schedule tours) Suggested Donation: Adults: $3; Students: $1; Children 5 and Under: Free
Romantic country inn 1.5 miles from downtown. Amazing tri-state views and unforgettable sunsets. Eight private rooms, one suite and two cottages. Lake with gazebo, outdoor pool, fireplaces, outdoor fire pit.
Lake Le-Aqua-Na State Park Campground
This undiscovered, comfortable, and family oriented campground in Lake Le-Aqua-Na State Park offers 183 camping sites. Electrical hook-up is offered at 132 sites. Also available are 12 hydrants for water, a trailer dump station; flush toilets and showers are available from May 1 to October 31. An equestrian campground and trails are available from April 15 to November 15 - weather permitting. Pets and campfires are allowed. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited. Reservations three days in advance of arrival my be made at www.reserveamerica.com.
This beautiful 715-acre state park with a 40-acre lake derives its name from a combination of the town of Lena and the Latin work for water, aqua. Lake Le-Aqua-Na offers a variety of outdoor recreational activities including more than 10 miles of mult-use trails. The large tracts of wooded land include oak, hickory, walnut and pine trees. Woodland flowers are on display, especially in the spring and early summer, and wildlife is abundant. There is boating, fishing, a children's fishing pond, swimming, picnic and playground areas, shelters, trails for mountain biking, hiking and cross-country skiing, equestrian trails, sledding, hunting and camping.
Unique shop featuring gifts, garden, antiques, home furnishings, jewelry, Kottage Kids clothing, florals. Home of "original" gourd baskets.
Offering a large menu of fast food items and countless ice cream choices. Something for everyone, just how you like it.
Take a tour of our woodworking shop! Scrollsawn woodwork, cuckoo clocks, chainsaw carvings, dried flowers, trunks, benches & lots more.
CITY:Scales Mound
Family-owned and friendly, we offer a variety of fresh flavorful breads, frosted cookies, frosted cinnamon rolls and hot coffee.
Visit this delightful kitchen store full of artisan-quality, handmade, wooden spoons, spatulas, spurtles and other kitchen products all made on site.
Includes picnic and playground areas, a shelter, tennis court and basketball court.
A local coffee bar located on Galena's historic Main Street. Offering a large variety of coffees, gelatos and fantastic panino sandwiches.
Eggs, fresh or special order bread, local crafts available year-round. Seasonal produce. Lovable donkeys waiting to be petted & fed treats.
Picnic and playground areas, shelters, tennis courts, ball diamonds, plus a recreation building.
CITY:Pearl City
High quality home furnishings; Lee upholstery, home accessories, Dash and Albert rugs, fine antique furniture and fine art.
Offers picnic & playground areas, sand volleyball courts, soccer field, basketball court.
This two acre park features picnic and playground areas, two sand volleyball courts, a soccer field, and a basketball court.
Original pastels, oil paintings, note cards, posters. Specializing in figurative art, portraits, land and seascapes. Commissions accepted. Classes, workshops.
Intimate wine and martini bar and fine wine shop. Unique selection of wines, spirits, and gift items. Saturday wine tastings.
Galena's newest lodging property, located one block from downtown. Be pampered and enjoy the luxury amenities, incredible views, and fascinating history and architecture.
Centrally located in The Galena Territory, this vacation home sleeps eight: one king, two queens and two twins. TVs in all rooms. Enjoy the huge in-home Jacuzzi and our new upgrades.
Iron Horse Tap And Spare Time Lanes
Enjoy a full menu with burgers and other sandwiches, drink specials, plenty of televisions to watch sporting events, video poker machines, pool table, dart board and more. Full bar. Open: Sunday: Noon to 10 pm; Monday thru Thursday: 8 am to Midnight; Friday and Saturday: 8 am to 1:30 am Lunch/Dinner: under $10.00. Back
Iris and Jack Witkowsky State Wildlife Area
A part of the Apple River Canyon State Park Complex, the Iris and Jack Witkowsky State Wildlife Area is 1,100 acres for public hunting and nature viewing. Beginning of a transcontinental bluebird trail segment. Sign in/out at lots #1 or #4.
Galena's original paper and ink art store. Rubberstamps, scrapbooking supplies, inspired gifts & art décor. Enjoy classes and free demos.
Unique, fun gifts for all ages and occasions. Located in historic downtown Stockton, five blocks south of US Hwy 20.
This log cabin getaway is cradled by nature. Delighted guests fish from the pedal boat and canoe across the pond to the tepee. Star-gaze, listen to the woods' silence, be at peace.
Located just 8 miles west of Freeport! A produce market that also offers a backyard barnyard, and a weekend flea market along with the weekend grill. Open Memorial Day thru October 31st. 7 days a week; 9 am to dusk.
Hogback Haven Maple Farm and Hardwoods
Pure maple products including maple syrup. Tours of the sugar bush and sugar shack are available in season (Feb-Mar) by prior appointment.
Large, wooded park offers 43 acres of timber, grassland & bottomland with picnic and playground areas, hiking trails, cross-country skiing, fishing, and a small boat launch on Yellow Creek
CITY:Pearl City
Hello Galena! is a gallery featuring 65 artists selling and demonstrating artwork. Jewelry, pottery, stained glass, paintings, photography, wooden toys/pens, purses, more! Events, demonstrations & classes.


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California's stunning Highway One, featured in Jack Kerouac's classic On the Road.
In On the Road, Kerouac captures the complexities of our collective drive West to such revered locales as California's Big Sur.
Paul Bowles captures the stark, alien nature of the African Sahara in The Sheltering Sky.
An American couple and their male friend embark on an ill-considered trip to the Sahara desert in Paul Bowles's The Sheltering Sky.
Elizabeth Kostova's novel The Historian follows several generations of scholars on a search for Dracula all the way to the hills of Transylvania, Romania.
Elizabeth Kostova's novel The Historian follows scholars' search for Dracula; here, Bran Castle—better known as Dracula's Castle—perched atop a 197-foot peak. The castle dates back to 1382.
A view of Koh Phi Phi Leh, in Thailand, where they filmed the movie adaptation of Alex Garland's book The Beach.
The Palace of Westminster—pictured here, at night, as seen from the south bank of the river Thames—in London, the central setting of Zadie Smith's White Teeth.
A South Asian dance performance in the courtyard of Somerset House, in London; Zadie Smith's White Teeth follows the lives of immigrants in Britain.
The famed Taj Mahal, located in Agra, India; E. M. Forster's A Passage to India explores British and Indian relations in India.
Locals riding an elephant in Kanha, India; E. M. Forster's A Passage to India brings the country to life.
Patricia Highsmith's The Talented Mr. Ripley creates a vision of the sun-bleached southern Italian shore that fills the dreams of pasty citizens of the world's cold-weather towns; here, Ischia Ponte, in Campania, Italy.
Patricia Highsmith's The Talented Mr. Ripley celebrates the Italian landscape; here, the Castello Aragonese, off of Naples, Italy.
Teju Cole's Open City features iconic New York City imagery, such as the Wall Street Stock Exchange building, pictured here.
Teju Cole's Open City explores the wondrous maze of Manhattan, New York.
David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas ventures to an (imagined) apocalyptic Hawaii; here, McGregor Point on the south Maui coast.
David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas brings alive the South Pacific Ocean in the mid-1800s; here, Motu Tape, Bora Bora.
A row of boats waits to be taken out into canals in Mexico City—the setting of D. H. Lawrence's The Plumed Serpent.
Guanajuato, Mexico—the setting of D. H. Lawrence's The Plumed Serpent.
Colm Tóibín's Brooklyn follows a young Irish girl's struggle to acclimate to her new life in New York City; here, the view of the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan.
Union Street in Brooklyn, New York—the setting of Colm Tóibín's Brooklyn.
Pamplona, Spain, where Jake Barnes—the narrator of Ernest Hemingway's classic The Sun Also Rises—marvels at the exploits of a bullfighter.
A bullfight in Pamplona, Spain, features prominently in Ernest Hemingway's novel The Sun Also Rises.
Bill Bryson's travelogue In a Sunburned Country eloquently captures the curious geography of Australia; here, Uluru—or Ayer's Rock—in Kata Tjuta National Park, Australia.
Bill Bryson's travelogue In a Sunburned Country eloquently captures the curious animals of Australia, such as this dingo.
Writer Pico Iyer's book Video Night in Kathmandu is a collection of essays on 10 Southeast Asian countries, including Nepal; here, the Nepalese city of Kathmandu.
Pico Iyer's book Video Night in Kathmandu visits 10 Southeast Asian countries; here, the Soi Cowboy Red Light District in Bangkok, Thailand.
Jon Krakauer's Into the Wild follows the exploits of Christopher McCandless, a recent college graduate who was found dead in the Alaskan wilderness; here, an Alaskan coastal brown bear wading in a pool near Hyder, Alaska.
Jon Krakauer's Into the Wild celebrates the Alaskan wilderness; here, Denali National Park, Alaska.
John Steinbeck's Travels With Charley follows a road trip the famous author took across the U.S.; here, Greenfield, California.
In Travels With Charley, writer John Steinbeck marvels at the giant redwood trees of northern California; here, the Avenue of the Giants, along California's Highway 101.
In Desert Solitaire, Edward Abbey chronicles his relationship with Utah's red-rock landscape, cultivated while working as a ranger in Arches National Park; here, the Delicate Arch, in Arches National Park, Utah.
Arches National Park—pictured here, after a rainstorm—is the central setting of Desert Solitaire, by Edward Abbey.
The bustle of Tokyo, Japan, plays a key role in Wrong About Japan, by Peter Carey.
Wrong About Japan, by Peter Carey, explores the anime culture of Japan; here, an anime expo in Odaiba, Japan.
In Confederates in the Attic, writer Tony Horwitz indulges a childhood obsession with the Civil War with a project that begins as a tour of preserved battlefields but evolves into a funny and massively insightful exploration of the contemporary American South; here, Vicksburg National Military Park in Vicksburg, Mississippi, and Delta, Louisiana.
Karen Blixen (who wrote under the name Isak Dinesen) chronicles her life as a Danish farmer in present-day Kenya, in Out of Africa; here, Tsavo East National Park, Kenya.
A cheetah in Mara, Kenya, the setting of Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa and Shadows on the Grass.
The Himalayas—the setting of The Snow Leopard, by Peter Matthiessen.
The elusive object of The Snow Leopard, by Peter Matthiessen.
The Great Railway Bazaar, by Paul Theroux, celebrates the grain train systems linking Europe and Asia; here, the Orient Express railway station.
The Great Railway Bazaar, by Paul Theroux, celebrates the grain train systems linking Europe and Asia; here, a train platform in China.
Writer Bruce Chatwin traveled to the frozen tip of South America to report In Patagonia; here, a bird of prey in Torres del Paine National Park, in Chilean Patagonia.
Writer Bruce Chatwin traveled to the frozen tip of South America to report In Patagonia; here, the peaks of Torres del Paine, from Lake Pehoé, in Torres del National Park, in Chilean Patagonia.
In Great Plains, writer Ian Frazier takes us to a land of tough farming and hard living, an increasingly overlooked swath of America—running roughly from Montana to Texas—that most people only see from an airplane.
In Great Plains, writer Ian Frazier takes us to a land of tough farming and hard living, an increasingly overlooked swath of America—running roughly from Montana to Texas—that most people only see from an airplane; here, a view of hay bales, in Allegany Township, Pennsylvania.
Valparaíso, Chile, which is where the story of Daughter of Fortune, by Isabel Allende, begins.
In Daughter of Fortune, writer Isabel Allende's description of boomtown San Francisco—with its surging crowds of fortune-hunters from around the world—would spark the imagination of any traveler who has ventured into an unknown city for the first time; here, modern-day Powell Street at Union Square in San Francisco, California.
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So do any of you watch Bravo TV? You know, the channel that tells you..."watch what happens."Sorry..that was just a plug for my blog...I couldn't
Well you CERTAINLY do need to start watching this channel to see what happens. It is quite the calamity of goodness. It is like watching what is left of humanity get in a car with Lindsay Lohan who is drunk and high on red bull..and you are the fly on the arm rest. EXACTLY. Calamity goodness.
So ANYways....I am hooked on one of their shows like Jon Gosselin is hooked on Ed Hardy Tees and drunk frat girls. Drum roll pleeeese........The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Ok, now here is the part where I make a few deep confessions...and then you let me cry..and you don't judge me...and then you cry... then you make a few confessions too...and then you ask me if I need a drink...and then I say yes..and then you get us drinks...then we end up BFF's forever.
Soooo, actually I have watched *cough* every *cough* season *cough* and show *cough* of the BRAVO Housewives franchise *cough*
Remember the "no judging my life priorities part"?
Soo, that means I have watched every beautiful scandel-icious episode of The Housewives of...Orange County...of New York...of New Jersey..and last but not the least bit scandel-icious...the Housewives of Atlanta.
Why do I confess these things....to let you know that this "officially" makes me the utmost Bravo Housewife specialist. PLUS..I am a housewife myself. PLUS I am totally Scandel-icious myself(Hello? Just read this blog). Which basically makes me a Bravo TV triple threat. Yeah I know. You wished I lived up in your neighborhood don't ya? You can send me your requests.
So ANYways...on the down low...I, the Hussy Housewife....Due to my Bravo TV/Housewives triple threat status, am in negotiations right now with the Bravo TV network to get my own Housewives series called:
Can you say, "Sweet Potato"!!!!!
Umm...yes..that is a potato I am holding. And yes that is a potato skinned-bikini-wearing potato on top of the beautiful state of Idaho. I live up in I-da-ho, and that is how we rolls up here.
Just the mere fact that the Hussy can't be held responsible for what she says OR does= Good Television.
Trust me. You are gonna wanna..."watch what happens."
To be continued.....
I will be explaining what my new word: "Gubby" is.
~The Hussy~


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The Sliver State is in the bull's eye of some of the most unconscionable and environmentally destructive projects in the world. Nevadan's are still paying with their lives from above-ground nuclear weapons explosions in the 50's and 60's. We're proud that Nevadans rose up in the early 1980's to defeat the military's proposal to turn five million acres of our fragile Great Basin into an MX missile base. And we're still winning our 30-year fight against the nuclear industry's efforts to dump nuclear waste here. That fight, like others, requires that we continue to train and bring up new leaders who will be vigilant in the decades to come.
PLAN has opposed the Las Vegas Water Grab, which would create Owens Valley wasteland across a wide swath of the state, destroying the economy of rural Nevada and ranching as a way of life. Instead of drastically increasing monthly bills of ratepayers to finance the pipeline scheme, PLAN favors more stringent water conservation efforts that would save nearly as much water as the pipeline would bring in. (Link to PI report)
Many Nevadans are aware of the painful and bitter past and present history related to mining and the Western Shoshone people. Elder Carrie Dann and her family live next to Barrick's Cortez Hills mine, one of the largest gold discoveries in North America. Barrick is currently mining beneath the white cliffs of Mt. Tenabo, a sacred place in the creation beliefs of the Western Shoshone. PLAN stands with the Western Shoshone in their efforts to reclaim their land and cultural resources.
Nevada was the site of first major water diversion project in the US. Our own Senator Frances Newlands read the diaries of John Wesley Powell's trip down the Colorado River, and convinced President Teddy Roosevelt to create the Bureau of Reclamation, which created the Newlands Project to divert water from the Truckee River to the Lahontan Valley shortly thereafter. The deserts around Fallon bloomed with melons and alf alfa, but the giant Pyramid Lake Trout became extinct and Lake Winnemucca, just east of and nearly as large as Pyramid Lake, became a dusty lake bed.
It was the end of the 19th century, and the 20th century seemed to hold in store limitless water and other natural resources available for plundering. The Las Vegas Water Grab is born out of these 19th-century ideas. Yet even in this 21st-century world, some still cling to the myths that water is infinite and that our only salvation lies in rampant development at any cost.
The current financial crisis provides an opportunity to take an honest look at what has proved to be an unsustainable economic model. Nevada can't afford the water grab. Las Vegas is the second-most tax regressive city in the country. Increased fees to pay for the pipeline will add to the hardship of working class ratepayers and those on fixed incomes. And cash-strapped local governments, some on the verge of bankruptcy, don't need additional liabilities.
We can afford to put our people back to work building public infrastructure, neighborhood by neighborhood, to make Las Vegas more livable and sustainable. Retrofitting southern Nevada with the most water-efficient devices and investing in public transit and energy efficiency would create far more jobs at less cost than the pipeline. Why not set our sights creating the first truly sustainable, 21st-century metropolis in the world?


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John C. Coffee Jr.
Columbia Law School; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI); American Academy of Arts & Sciences
September 2010
Columbia Law and Economics Working Paper No. 375
ECGI - Law Working Paper No. 162/2010
Both in Europe and in the United States, major steps have been taken to render credit rating agencies more accountable. But do these steps address the causes of the debacle in the subprime mortgage market that triggered the 2008-2009 crisis? Surveying the latest evidence on how and why credit ratings became inflated, this paper argues that conflicts of interest cannot be purged on a piecemeal basis. The fundamental choice is between (1) implementing a "subscriber pays" model that compels rating agencies to compete for the favor of investors, not issuers, and (2) seeking to deemphasize or eliminate the role of credit ratings to reduce the licensing power of rating agencies. Although it strongly favors the first option over the second, it also recognizes that the "public goods" nature of ratings makes it unlikely that a "subscriber pays" system will develop on its own without regulatory interventions. Thus, it considers how best to encourage the development of a modified system under which the investor would choose and the issuer/deal arranger would pay for the initial rating on structured finance transactions.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 64
Keywords: credit rating, Dodd-Frank Act, public good, European Commission
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Olly Barkley kicked his eighth penalty after the final hooter to snatch a 24-23 win for Bath over Worcester at Sixways on Saturday.
Olly Barkley kicked his eighth penalty after the final hooter to snatch a 24-23 win for Bath over Worcester at Sixways on Saturday.
Barkley kicked all of Bath's points as the West Country outfit overcame Warriors in a tense encounter.
The first half was dominated by the respective 10's as Andy Goode scored five penalties to Barkley's two to give Worcester the advantage at the interval.
James Percival went over for the only try of the game and Goode added another three-pointer, but the visiting fly-half scored six second-half penalties to give them a narrow victory.
Last season, even though the hosts reached their target of avoiding relegation, they struggled to score tries, instead relying on the boot of fly-halves Goode and Joe Carlisle. That certainly didn't change here with the former England international displaying outstanding form from the tee.
Two early penalties from the fly-half put the Warriors 6-0 up early on before a third extended their lead after 11 minutes. Matt Banahan was then sin-binned for the visitors and Goode kicked the resultant three-pointer for a deserved 12-point advantage.
However, after Dean Schofield and Stuart Hooper were yellow carded for either side, Barkley reduced the arrears with two penalties of his own.
But Goode continued his fine form with the boot as Worcester led 15-6 at the break.
Despite an excellent first half performance, the Warriors' advantage was gradually whittled away in the second period.
Barkley, another former capped England player, added his third from the tee before two more penalties in four minutes from the fly-half brought the sides level.
The visiting 10 scored his sixth three-pointer as Bath took the lead for the first time, but Percival's try regained the hosts' advantage. Goode and Barkley then traded penalties before the latter secured the win with the last kick of the game.
The scorers:
For Worcester:
Try: Percival
Pens: Goode 6
For Bath:
Pens: Barkley 8
Yellow cards: Banahan (Bath – 13th min); Hooper (Bath – 19th min); Schofield (worcester – 19th min)
Worcester Warriors: 15 Chris Pennell, 14 Josh Drauniniu, 13 Alex Grove, 12 Josh Matavesi, 11 David Lemi, 10 Andy Goode, 9 Shaun Perry, 8 Semisi Taulava, 7 Sam Betty, 6 Chris Jones, 5 Dean Schofield (c), 4 James Percival, 3 John Andress, 2 Aleki Lutui, 1 Matt Mullan.
Replacements: 16 Ollie Hayes, 17 Ceri Jones, 18 James Currie, 19 Craig Gillies, 20 Matt Kvesic, 21 Jonny Arr, 22 Joe Carlisle, 23 Ben Howard.
Bath: 15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Tom Biggs, 13 Dan Hipkiss, 12 Matt Banahan, 11 Kyle Eastmond, 10 Olly Barkley, 9 Michael Claassens, 8 Ben Skirving, 7 Francois Louw, 6 Carl Fearns, 5 Dominic Day, 4 Stuart Hooper (c), 3 David Wilson, 2 Lee Mears, 1 Paul James.
Replacements: 16 Ross Batty, 17 Nathan Catt, 18 Kane Palma-Newport, 19 Dave Attwood, 20 Will Skuse, 21 Mark McMillan, 22 Ollie Devoto, 23 Jack Cuthbert
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Elderly patients over 65 years old may have a stronger reaction and need a smaller dose.
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Family members of Lacks, the donor behind the widely used HeLa cell line, are planning to sue Johns Hopkins University.
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A neuroscientist studies the brains of tango dancers in an attempt to understand interpersonal connectedness.
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A stylish shoe that can be worn casual or dressy, this is an extraordinary oxford for the fashion forward man. The Fabien from Natha Studio is a great addition to your best suit or your favorite jeans, and keeps your feet looking good and you ready for any occasion!
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John Schweiss, M.D. 1925-2012
John Schweiss, M.D., a retired professor of surgery and pediatrics and the first chair of the anesthesia section in the department of surgery at Saint Louis University School of Medicine, passed away Tuesday, May 22. He was 86.
|John Schweiss, M.D.
Dr. Schweiss was a graduate of SLU's School of Medicine ('48) who completed his internship at St. Mary's Hospital in St. Louis and residency at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York City.
In 1952, Dr. Schweiss joined the SLU faculty in the department of surgery where he taught until his retirement in 1996. In addition, he was the Chief of Anesthesiology at Cardinal Glennon Children's Medical Center until his retirement . He also was a physician with the U.S. Navy during the Korean War.
During his more than 40 years at the University, he was a professor of surgery and pediatrics in the anesthesiology section where he served as the first chairman of the group.
Gary Haynes, M.D., Ph.D., chair of the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine, reflected the views of many of his colleagues who had worked with Dr.Schweiss.
"He was greatly loved and highly respected because of his intellect and commitment to the department of anesthesiology and our specialty," Haynes said. "He was a giant among giants when it came to doctors who made SLU an outstanding place."
Dr. Schweiss is survived by his wife, Mary Virginia Jeanne; and his children Barry, Brian, Deirdre, Maureen and Gavin.
Visitation will be held from 5-8 p.m. Thursday, May 24, at Bopp Chapel, 10610 Manchester Road in Kirkwood, Mo. A funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, May 25, at St. Clement Catholic Church, 1510 Bopp Road.


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MONTGOMERY, Ala. — It seems like everyone has a fitness goal for 2013. Some already are prepared to give up.
But wait — even the laziest among us can access inspiration, motivation and training expertise.
You just have to know where to look. Increasingly, that's on your smartphone or tablet.
In Consumer Reports' just released diet ratings, the top one was MyFitnessPal, a free smartphone app. The app lets users input the foods they've eaten and the exercise they've completed throughout the day.
Once that information is in, the app calculates the calories, fat, sugar, carbs, sodium and loads of other health info. Before you begin the program, MFP asks for your current weight, height, age and fitness goals, then constructs a personalized plan. Users learn which bad foods they're loading up on, which nutrients they're missing, and how to strike a diet/exercise balance that will help them reach their goals.
MyFitnessPal is not the first app of its kind, but it does seem to be the most meticulous.
Clinton Fitch, owner and editor of AlliOSNews, is a longtime user of the app and was especially excited when it became available for iPad last year.
"I've found MyFitnessPal to be the best solution for me managing my weight and caloric intake," Fitch told the Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser via email. "The integration the app has with other solutions (such as FitBit) make it simple to use. The biggest benefit I have from MyFitnessPal is the online database of foods. I recently moved to the UK, and I can scan a barcode on just about any food item here and it will be in the database. It's really impressive!"
FitBit (www.fitbit.com) is a full-scale system, implementing exercise and sleep tracking devices, a special weigh-in scale and mobile apps.
There is a seemingly endless list of fitness apps out there. Search on the Android or iTunes app stores and you're likely to find one just for you. Hint: start out with the free programs — or the free versions of more advanced programs. Seek the advice of friends who use fitness apps. If they're motivated and excited by it, chances are you will be, too.
Not apps — add-ons
One fitnesss trend on the rise is cardio training combined with strength training. For instance, spot training to reduce the dreaded "arm jiggle" of untoned triceps is a priority, especially for women.
In recent years, trainers in the U.S., inspired by the European method of walking with weighted sticks, have implemented resistance poles into walking regimens. These fitness tools have now entered the mainstream.
Using the Halsa Resistance Pole, for example, provides up to 13 pounds of resistance with each step on your fitness walk, working triceps and other muscle groups. A pair of Halsa Poles sells for about $125 on Amazon.com and at some sporting goods stores.
Wear it out
Well-chosen workout clothing really can motivate people to exercise, said Nadine Gelberg, Ph.D., creator of Devigi, a fitness line that emphasizes function, style and comfort — a growing trend among fitness enthusiasts.
The apparel is functional for fitness because of the fabric, which, like the best modern fitness clothing, wicks sweat away. But Devigi emphasizes the feel-good factor as well.
"Nothing helps the fitness commitment more than enthusiasm and confidence," Gelberg said. "The right fitness apparel can camouflage holiday bellies to give you the confidence to hit the gym and provide the positive reinforcement to continue the commitment past February.
"You don't have to wait until you're fit to look good at the gym. The right apparel can make you 'gym-ready' today."
Stylish designs move easily from gym to grocery store or wherever you're headed next, making it more convenient to schedule a workout.
And when you're comfortable in your clothes — soft, temperature-regulating and not confining, you are more likely to commit to your workouts, Gelberg said.
More popular fitness apps:
There are scores of fitness websites and mobile apps to help you begin your fitness routine and reach your goals. Here are a couple that Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser reporter and running columnist, Kym Klass, recommends for folks just starting out on the journey:
— Couch-to-5K ($2.99 in iTunes store): The idea is to transform you from "couch potato" to runner, getting you running three miles (or 5K) on a regular basis in just two months.
The method: The program guides you through a 30-minute walk/jog program that, week by week, increases the amount you're jogging and decreases your walking time. If you keep it up, by the end you'll be running nonstop for 30 minutes, ready for your first 5K event.
The app even gives you a round-up of upcoming 5K events in your area. This app was also the winner of the 2012 Appy Award for Best Healthcare & Fitness App.
— ElectricMiles for dailymile (free in iTunes store): This is the free iPhone app for dailymile, the social training log for runners, triathletes and cyclists.
Once you register to dailymile (www.dailymile.com) and get the app, you can follow your friends, respond to their entries and explore your network of dailymile contacts. You can upload workouts, notes and photos while you're away from your computer and share them via dailymile to Facebook and Twitter.


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Come and meet Utah Jazz forward DeMarre Carroll on June 18 at 4 p.m. at Emery High. DeMarre just finished his fourth year in the NBA and his second with the Utah Jazz. He played in 66 games for the Jazz last season and started 12 games.
He averaged 6 points and 3 rebounds per game. He graduated from Missouri in 2008 with a bachelor's degree in human and organizational development.
He earned the nickname "Junkyard Dog" because of his intense work ethic. He led John Carroll Catholic High School in Birmingham, Ala. to two straight state championships in 2003 and 2004. He became the first player in the history of the school to have his jersey No. 32 retired during a ceremony in August of 2009. Everyone welcome to come and meet DeMarre and learn more about basketball. On June 20, DeMarre will be at Green River High at 10 a.m.


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WASHINGTON — Top Army brass have been cleared to attend a conference in Fort Lauderdale this month despite orders to curtail such events in light of the looming federal budget crisis unless they are "mission-critical," according to memos obtained by USA TODAY.
The conference held annually by the Association of the U.S. Army combines a defense-contractor trade show with seminars for soldiers. It will take place Feb. 20-22, a little more than a week before the military faces what Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has called cuts to the Pentagon budget that could render the U.S. armed forces a "second-rate power."
PANETTA: Defense secretary warns cuts could make U.S. a second-rate power
MORE: Military services outline their spending cut plans
Those reductions are being triggered in part by "sequestration," which includes a $500 billion cut to military spending over a decade if Congress and the White House can't reach a deal on the federal deficit by March 1.
Army Secretary John McHugh approved the attendance of 76 Army personnel at the conference, according to a memo. The cost to the Army: $157,966, down 95% from last year's total of nearly $3 million. In 2012, 576 soldiers and civilian employees traveled to Florida for the conference.
The average cost for each Army attendee this year is $2,078. Last year it was $5,208.
The conference "is the Army's primary means to reach out to the defense industry," Gen. Robert Cone, who leads the Army's Training and Doctrine Command, wrote in a memo to McHugh. "Having our senior leaders and subject-matter experts present to engage with these key audiences is essential to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of our partnership with industry."
Cone is scheduled to be a featured speaker at the event. An additional 15 Army generals and a Marine Corps general appear on the list of presenters.
"We have made every effort to reduce the number of attendees to those critical to Army missions, including conducting interactive webcasting to allow widest Army participation from remote locations at minimal cost," Cone wrote.
On Jan. 16, a memo from McHugh and Gen. Raymond Odierno, the Army's top officer, warned the Army staff that it "must take immediate steps to reduce expenditures." Budget uncertainty caused by sequestration and the failure of Congress to approve a 2013 budget forced the Army to reduce expenditures immediately, said the memo, titled "Risk Mitigation in the Face of Fiscal Uncertainty."
This week, Army briefing slides on the budget declared that the coming cuts would "mortgage" readiness to fight in 2013 and result in a "hollow" force by 2014. It listed immediate cost-cutting measures.
Among the cuts: a hiring freeze, laying off temporary employees and cutting back training for units not slated to deploy to Afghanistan or Korea. Two paragraphs relate to conferences and say exceptions may be made for "mission-critical activities, including those required to maintain professional licensure or equivalent certifications, and preparation for assumption of command."
Cone told McHugh in his memo that a major objective of the conference will be "discussing how the Army will balance near- and long-term readiness in the face of fiscal uncertainty, and that theme will be interwoven throughout each panel and presentation."
The association's site lists several hotels in Fort Lauderdale that offer special conference rates, ranging from the Bahia Mar Doubletree at $185 per night for one person to the Harbor Beach Marriott at $329. It notes that a limited number of rooms are available at government rates but does not list those. The average high temperature Feb. 20-22: 77 degrees.
McHugh wrote to Cone that he appreciated his effort to keep costs down.
"In light of the current state of fiscal uncertainty, your personal review and attention to this event have enabled a considerable cost savings from previous events," McHugh wrote. "This approval is contingent on your continued attention to this event to ensure the best use of government funds and adherence to all applicable policies."


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We work to provide patients of all ages and backgrounds with excellent clinical services for their psychiatric and personal problems by utilizing therapeutic techniques most appropriate to the patients' needs whether biological, psychosocial, or a combination thereof.


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A Notice of Intent for the following project submitted in accordance
with §R307-401-1, Utah Administrative Code (UAC), has been received
for consideration by the Director:
Company Name: Emery Refining, L.L.C.
Location: Emery Refining, L.L.C.: Green River Oil Refinery - 5 miles
west of Green River, Emery County, UT, Emery County
Project Description: Emery Refining, L.L.C., owner and operator of the
Green River petroleum refinery, has requested a modification to their
Approval Order (DAQE-AN146270001-13 dated June 21, 2013). The
proposed plant will advance several changes to their initial design by
changing their crude oil throughput to be North American crude oils.
Most of the plant will be built from modular components rather than
built in place. The vacuum unit has been removed from the plant, the
product mix has changed, asphalt has been eliminated as a product,
heat demand and heater and boiler sizes have increased from their
original design, the number of components has changed upward from the
original design, storage tanks will be changed to have fewer and
larger tanks, NOX control will change to ultra-low NOX burners, the
heaters for the storage tanks will come from hot oil heating systems,
the truck and rail loading operations will now employ refinery storage
systems, the truck and rail loading operations will employ a thermal
oxidizer, the fire pump engine will increase in horsepower, a diesel
fueled back up pump has been added to the cooling water system, and
the wax plant has been reduced to 5,000 barrels (210,000 gallons) per
day. The distillation plant will have a capacity of 10,000 barrels
(420,000 gallons) per day. There will also be an in-plant crude oil
material throughput capacity of 13,000 barrels (546,000 gallons) of
crude oil per day. This amount will be off-loaded from trucks,
blended with other materials in the tanks, and returned to rail cars
for delivery to other locations. The total crude oil capacity
petroleum refinery throughput shall be 28,000 barrels (1,176,000
gallons) per day.
The processing plant will consist of two separate processing
facilities: a distillation plant and a wax plant. The processing
plant will consist of distillation towers, process heaters, boilers,
storage tanks, wax crystallizers, flare devices, material
unloading/loading racks, and various pollution control devices.
Emery County is an attainment area of the National Ambient Air
Quality Standards for all pollutants. New Source Performance
Standards, National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants,
and Maximum Achievable Control Technology regulations and Title V of
the 1990 Clean Air Act apply to this source.
The emissions, in tons per year, will change as follows:
PM10 = (- 4.68), PM2.5 = (+ 3.79), NOx = (+ 5.70), SO2 = (- 0.59), CO
= (- 2.33), VOC = (+20.38), HAPs = (+2.72), CO2e = (+ 8,566)
The emissions, in tons per year, will be as follows:
PM10 = 6.24, PM2.5 = 6.24, NOx = 26.79, SO2 = 0.56, CO = 70.87, VOC =
56.40, HAPs = 5.43, CO2e = 98,662
PM2.5 is a subset of PM10.
The completed engineering evaluation and air quality impact analysis
showed that the proposed project meets the requirements of federal air
quality regulations and the State air quality rules. The Director
intends to issue an Approval Order pending a public comment period
from March 25, 2014 to May 2, 2014, in accordance with UAC R307-401-7.
The project proposal, estimate of the effect on local air quality and
draft Approval Order are available for public inspection and comment
at the Utah Division of Air Quality, 195 North 1950 West, Salt Lake
City, UT 84116. Written comments received by the Division at this
same address on or before May 2, 2014 will be considered in making the
final decision on the approval/disapproval of the proposed project.
Email comments will also be accepted at email@example.com. A Public
Hearing will be held on April 30, 2014 in accordance with UAC
R307-401-7. The hearing will be held in the meeting room of the John
Wesley Powell River History Museum, 1765 East Main Street, Green
River, Utah, beginning at 6:00 pm and will be held for at least one
hour. Any comments received during the public hearing will be
evaluated. The proposed conditions of the AO may be changed as a
result of the comments received.
Under Section 19-1-301.5, a person who wishes to challenge a Permit
Order may only raise an issue or argument during an adjudicatory
proceeding that was raised during the public comment period and was
supported with sufficient information or documentation to enable the
director to fully consider the substance and significance of the
Date of Notice: April 15, 2014
Published in the Emery County Progress April 15, 2014.