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Fact Sheet -- Proposed Flexible Air Permitting Rule
- On August 28, 2007, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed revisions to both the clean air operating permits (title V) and the new source review (NSR) programs under the Clean Air Act. These proposed revisions would make more broadly available a new approach to air permitting known as a "flexible air permit". Flexible air permits would encourage pollution prevention; provide increased flexibility, enable industrial facilities to make rapid changes to respond to market demands; save resources for state permitting authorities, and improve public information.
- Under the operating permits program, a flexible air permit would explain its operational plans and possible changes to those plans for the duration of the permit term – typically 5 years -- and the state, local or tribal air quality permitting authority would include permit conditions to ensure protection of public health and the environment for all of those operating conditions. These flexible permits do not provide approval for operational changes not within the scope of conditions considered at the time of the permit application, and facilities would still be required to meet their requirements under the Clean Air Act.
- EPA's proposed options under the operating permits program define and clarify the use of alternative operating scenarios (AOSs) and approved replicable methodologies (ARMs).
- Alternative Operating Scenarios (AOSs) – An AOS enables a source to obtain approval to make changes to existing emissions units by including in the permit an explanation of how the facility would continue to assure compliance with the different Clean Air Act requirements. For example, an AOS for an existing boiler might allow the unit to switch from oil to coal (if it were previously capable of doing so) without a permit revision, even though the change would be subject to source to different Clean Air Act requirements.
- Approved Replicable Methodologies (ARMs) –An ARM is a replicable protocol placed in a title V permit to facilitate compliance with an applicable requirement in situations that otherwise could require a permit revision. For example, an ARM could specify a replicable testing procedure for updating an emissions factor, rather than requiring a permit revision to accomplish its update. To be approvable, an ARM must deliver replicable results (usually numerical) when operating on the same input data.
- Alternative Operating Scenarios (AOSs) – An AOS enables a source to obtain approval to make changes to existing emissions units by including in the permit an explanation of how the facility would continue to assure compliance with the different Clean Air Act requirements. For example, an AOS for an existing boiler might allow the unit to switch from oil to coal (if it were previously capable of doing so) without a permit revision, even though the change would be subject to source to different Clean Air Act requirements.
- EPA is also describing successful approaches used in State pilots to authorize "advance approved" changes in programs, such as minor NSR. Advance approvals authorize planned individual changes or categories of changes, including the addition of entirely new units that would otherwise require review and approval by the permitting authority before they could occur. Advance approvals, including those under minor NSR, can then be incorporated into the sources operating permit, along with other terms, as necessary, to assure that such changes will comply with all applicable air requirements.
- The proposed revisions to EPA's NSR program describe how industrial facilities would obtain advance approvals of certain future changes under major NSR through the use of a new permit option called a "Green Group." A Green Group consists of a collection of emissions points ducted to a common, high performing air pollution control device. This emissions control device must meet "best available control technology" (BACT) or "lowest achievable emission rate" (LAER), as applicable. The total annual emissions from all the new and existing emissions activities included in the Green Group are restricted to a level determined to be protective of the applicable national ambient air quality standards and the increments established to protect visibility and other air quality values. The state, tribal or local permitting authority would retain the ability to determine if the Green Group permitting approach would be appropriate in a particular situation.
- Sources may make changes within the scope of a Green Group approval without further review or approval by the permitting authority. To establish a Green Group, a source must go through the major NSR permitting process and obtain a permit which would limit future emissions growth over a 10-year period.
- The proposed changes involve revisions and/or clarifications to mandatory program elements which mean that states would need to include them in their permit programs. EPA does not expect that these proposed changes would necessitate revisions to many approved state operating permit programs. EPA expects that most states would need to revise their major NSR programs in order to implement the Green Group provision.
- EPA will accept comment on this proposed rule for 60 days after it is published in the Federal Register.
- In 1990, Congress amended the Clean Air Act to require all States to develop operating permit programs. These programs require an operating permit for each industrial facility that is a "major source" of air pollution. These permits clarify which underlying federal air pollution control requirements (applicable requirements) apply to the source and requires the source to track its compliance with meeting these requirements.
- Under this operating permits program, a source is considered major when it emits a certain level or more of a specific air pollutant. Depending on the pollutant, this can be a little as 10 tons per year or less.
- The applicable requirements that go into operating permits come from EPA's and the states' Clean Air Act regulations. These regulations typically:
- limit the amount of air pollution the source can emit,
- require the source to construct and operate specific pollution control equipment,
- require specific work practices to be performed to reduce emissions, and
- require monitoring and recordkeeping for the source to determine its compliance with the limits, pollution controls, and work practices mentioned above.
- Congress established the NSR program as part of the 1977 Clean Air Act Amendments and modified it in the 1990 Amendments. NSR is a preconstruction permitting program that serves two important purposes.
- First, it ensures the maintenance of air quality standards when sources such as factories, industrial boilers and power plants are modified or added. In areas that do not meet the national air quality standards, NSR assures that new emissions do not slow progress toward cleaner air. In areas that meet the standards, especially pristine areas like national parks, NSR assures that new emissions fall within air quality standards.
- Second, the NSR program assures that state of the art control technology is installed at new plants or at existing plants that are undergoing a major modification.
- For more than a decade, EPA has worked closely with state environmental agencies in a cooperative effort to develop flexible air permitting approaches. Several state pilot permitting efforts were launched to address the delay and uncertainty that companies reported in the early 1990s associated with making operational changes that required approval and authorization through air permitting actions. The goal of EPA's program was to provide sources operational flexibility so that they could more effectively compete in the global market, and, at the same time, assure environmental protection and promote pollution prevention.
- In 2001-2002, EPA conducted a detailed evaluation of the implementation experience of six flexible air permitting pilots. Information on EPA's evaluation can be accessed in the docket for today's proposed rulemaking.
- The evaluation demonstrated that the proposed rulemaking would produce enforceable permits which achieve environmental benefits by encouraging emissions reductions and facilitating pollution prevention activities. Of the five pilot sources evaluated by EPA that had operated under their flexible permits for three or more years, all five achieved 30 to 80 percent reductions in actual plantwide emissions and/or emissions per unit of production.
- This proposed rule also would enhance certain opportunities for public involvement and comment in the permitting process. The inclusion of advance approvals and AOSs in a permit presents a comprehensive picture of a source's operations over the permit term, while emissions caps limit plantwide emissions during the permit term. Permitting authorities who participated in pilots also noted benefits associated with improved information flows and reporting on plantwide emissions.
- Advance approvals and AOS typically improve operational efficiency at sources by allowing more efficient resource allocation and accommodate process improvements and pollution prevention activities. Facilities in the pilot program reported that flexible air permitting approaches significantly reduce the uncertainty and transaction costs associated with the permitting process. Several companies linked their increased operational flexibility under the permits to their ability to capture new market opportunities, to retain and attract jobs, and to compete more effectively in global markets. Permitting authorities also noted longer term administrative benefits from the pilot permits, enabling them to free staff time and resources to focus on reducing permitting backlogs or other higher priority environmental needs.
- Interested parties can download the notice from EPA's web site on the Internet under recently signed rules at the following address: http://www.epa.gov/nsr.
- Today's proposed rule and other background information are also available either electronically in EDOCKET, EPA's electronic public docket and comment system, or in hardcopy at EPA's Air and Radiation Docket and Information Center, Environmental Protection Agency, Room 3334, 1301 Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. (Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2004-0087). The Public Reading Room is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding legal holidays. The telephone number for the Public Reading Room is (202) 566-1744, and the telephone number for the Air and Radiation Docket and Information Center is (202)566-1742.
- HOW TO COMMENT: Comments will be accepted for 60 days beginning when this proposal is published in the Federal Register. All comments should be identified by Docket ID No. OAR-2004-0087 and submitted by one of the following methods:
- Federal eRulemaking Portal (http://www.regulations.gov);
- Facsimile ((202) 566-9744;
- Mail (Air and Radiation Docket and Information Center, Environmental Protection Agency, Mailcode: 2822T, 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20460); or
- Hand delivery (Air and Radiation Docket and Information Center, Environmental Protection Agency, Room 3334, 1301 Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC).
- For further information about the proposed rulemaking, contact Michael Trutna at EPA's Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards at 919-541-5345.


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When critics sit in judgment it is hard to tell where justice leaves off and vengeance begins. -Chuck Jones
And what do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul? -Jesus
A man should never neglect his family for business. -Walt Disney
What's most important in animation is the emotions and the ideas being portrayed. -Ralph Bakshi
Once you have heard a strange audience burst into laughter at a film you directed, you realize what the word joy is all about. -Chuck Jones
Before enlightenment: chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment: chop wood, carry water. -Buddhist Proverb
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We are pleased to present you our new project, a free animated online show, we are already in our 4th episode, and we hope you enjoy it.
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Some definitions of the existential theory of the reals (ETR) allow a real closed field and some definitions allow only rational numbers as coefficients of polynomials. Which one is correct? Will the answer to the question have an effect on the PSPACE proof by J. Canny? For example, ETR is not in PSPACE, if numbers in real closed field are allowed as coefficients?
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In order for this to be a computational problem in the first place, you have to fix a representation of the coefficients by finite strings (which in particular implies that the field is countable). The answer will in general depend on the representation.
For the most obvious case, if the coefficients are taken from the field of real algebraic numbers, and are represented in a common way (minimal polynomial + an isolating interval or a BKR sign condition), then the problem is equivalent to the one with rational coefficients, because we can just plug the definitions of the coefficients into the formula.


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Without question, Purdue men's basketball coach Matt Painter is focused solely on tonight's Big Ten Conference game at Illinois (9 p.m. BTN). However, truth be told, the 2013-14 season, in some regard, can begin tonight.
Let's call a spade a spade here, at 12-12 (5-6 in conference play); Purdue's hopes of earning a bid to the NCAA Tournament would have to improve significantly to reach slim. But a win over a 17-win Illinois squad – especially on the road – coupled with a decent showing down the stretch, could catapult the Boilermakers into discussion for a spot in the NIT or CBI tournaments. And don't scoff at those events, for they can be very important for the future of this program. Just ask Butler coach Brad Stevens (more on that later).
"Purdue is a young team that is going to get better," Michigan State coach Tom Izzo said after beating Purdue at Mackey Arena recently. "Both Johnsons (Terone and Ronnie) are tough kids. I think that we did a pretty good job on (A.J.) Hammons, but he has improved so much since the beginning of the year. He is a much, much, much better player."
Hammons' play has improved of late, and apparently he so has his maturity off of it.
Following the loss to the Spartans, a reporter praised Hammons for his play late in the game and the freshman center would have none of it.
"That's what I did last time and we still lost," Hammons said. "I played better in the second half instead of coming out and (playing well) in the first half and second half."
The youngster is being self-critical and acting disgusted when talking about yet another Boiler defeat. That is a fantastic sign for Purdue fans.
Young Boilers like Hammons, Ronnie Johnson, Donnie Hale, Rapheal Davis, Jacob Lawson and Anthony Johnson could utilize an extra couple of weeks of games and practices that the NIT or CBI events would allow.
Also, the Purdue fan base could use a solid showing by those youngsters in a tournament setting as a sign of hope heading into next season.
Last year, Stevens talked at length about how great an opportunity it was for his Bulldogs to be involved in the CBI. If Stevens believes that, then the Purdue players and fans need to listen.
Making either tournament won't be easy. Purdue played the easy part of its conference schedule over the past six weeks and came out 5-6.
That wasn't good.
Following tonight's game, Purdue has home games with Northwestern Michigan and Minnesota, as well as road games at Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin. An 0-7 finish is very possible, but so is a 3-4 finish.
As Purdue fans have discovered this year, their favorite team is capable of just about anything – good or bad.
Painter and his team need to forget what is in the past and focus on its new seven-game season, with the post-season, any postseason, as its goal.
It can be a new season for Purdue. It can be a successful season for Purdue. And it can start tonight.


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When: Saturday, October 26, 2013
- Sunday, October 27, 2013
9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
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Philadelphia, PA 19107
Audio recordings are now available!
For 2013, we expanded our annual fall conference to provide even more programming. A highlight was our opening general session presented by Siddhartha Mukherjee, MD, PhD, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer. A second general session featuring Hollye Jacobs, RN, MS, MSW, founder and editor of TheSilverPen.com, and a closing session hosted by dietitian Suzanne Dixon, MPH, MS, RD, were also featured.
News You Can Use: Breast Cancer Updates for Living Well is a national conference featuring some of the world's top medical and quality-of-life experts. In addition to providing the latest news and information, the conference also affords you a wonderful chance to expand your circles of support and gain insight into the resources LBBC has available as you navigate life after a breast cancer diagnosis.
Our three general session speakers were joined by some of the country's leading breast cancer experts specializing in treatment and quality-of-life issues. Workshops addressed topics that include current research discoveries, medical advancements and healthy living strategies for women of all ages diagnosed with all stages and types of breast cancer.
Additional highlights included:
- Information on genetic testing and family risk
- Healthful eating tips for during and after breast cancer
- Methods to manage the emotional impact of diagnosis and survivorship
- Workshops on treatment options for different breast cancer diagnoses and treatment decision planning
- Information about the effects of breast cancer treatments on fertility and ways to explore your options
About the General Sessions
Saturday Morning
The Changing Landscape of Cancer
Siddhartha Mukherjee, MD, PhD
Our opening address with Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee discussed how advances in our understanding of cancer biology are gradually transforming the landscape of cancer. Women with breast cancer have witnessed a profound and dramatic change in the way their illness is perceived, diagnosed, prevented, treated and managed. This talk highlighted this transformation—using the history of breast cancer to understand its future.
Saturday Afternoon
Navigating the Healthcare System: From Time of Diagnosis Through the Trajectory of Care
Hollye Jacobs, RN, MS, MSW
This presentation discussed how a diagnosis of breast cancer puts you front and center to a whole new world. There is insurance to navigate, doctors to see, treatment decisions to make, a new normal to cope with—all while managing everyday life. Learn how to be your own best advocate and get practical tools for navigating your healthcare whether you are in treatment, years beyond, are living with metastatic breast cancer or are a caregiver.
Sunday Morning
Healthy Eating After Breast Cancer
Suzanne Dixon, MPH, MS, RD
Our final general session focused on the kinds of foods and eating habits to incorporate into your every day for optimal health and recovery after a diagnosis of breast cancer.
About Our Conference Workshops
We offered a variety of topics during three sessions over two days.This year's workshops were:
Medical Update for Women With Early-Stage Breast Cancer
Medical Update for Women Living With Metastatic Breast Cancer
Your New Normal: Putting Yourself Back Together Again
Long-term Survivorship: Improving Cognitive Function
Integrative Care: What's Safe During and After Treatment
Helping a Loved One Diagnosed With Cancer
Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: Reducing Risk of Recurrence Through Healthy Lifestyle Choices
Bone Health
Metastatic Breast Cancer: Coping with Uncertainty Using a Change in Perspective
Hormonal Therapies: Your Questions Answered
Coping With Breast Cancer: Exploring Spirituality
Fertility and Pregnancy
Family and Genetic Risk
Sex and Intimacy: Increasing Your Libido, Comfort and Pleasure
Metastatic Breast Cancer: Understanding Palliative Care
Yoga: Getting Started With a Practice
Breast Reconstruction
Care for the Caregiver: When Treatment Ends
About our Plenary Speakers
Siddhartha Mukherjee, MD, PhD, is a cancer physician and researcher whose book, The Emperor of All Maladies:A Biography of Cancer, won the 2011 Pulitzer Prize in general non-fiction. Dr. Mukherjee is an assistant professor of medicine at Columbia University and a staff cancer physician at Columbia University Medical Center. A Rhodes scholar, he graduated from Stanford University, University of Oxford and Harvard Medical School. He has published articles in Nature, The New England Journal of Medicine, The New York Times and The New Republic. He lives in New York with his wife and daughters.
Hollye Jacobs, RN, MS, MSW, is a nurse, social worker, child development specialist, speaker and author. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010, she speaks publicly and writes about her experience on her award-winning blog, The Silver Pen. Ms. Jacobs has been an adult and pediatric palliative care nurse, social worker and educator for more than 15 years at the University of Chicago Medicine Comer Children's Hospital, the City of Hope National Medical Center, the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine and Northwestern Memorial Hospital. She contributes to The Huffington Post, Breastcancer.org, Susan G. Komen for the Cure and the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation-Army of Women blogs.
Suzanne Dixon, MPH, MS, RD, a registered dietitian and epidemiologist, is best known as the creator of an award-winning cancer nutrition website, which was acclaimed by the NewYork Times and Time magazine. Ms. Dixon managed the outpatient oncology nutrition program at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center, and has served as an appointed member to the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN). She has authored journal articles, textbook chapters, and consumer health publications, and she has developed and taught medical, nursing, public health and complementary medicine coursework.
About our Sponsors
Genomic Health
AbbVie Inc.
Cancer Treatment Centers of America
Penn Medicine – Abramson Cancer Center
Arrangements for the appearance of Dr. Siddhartha Mukherjee are made possible through Simon & Schuster Speakers Bureau, New York, NY.


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A family's deepest fears were confirmed Tuesday when Vicki Lee Ramey, 56, of Olney was found deceased in her vehicle in Germantown, according to a Montgomery County police news release.
According to the release, police said there is no indication of foul play in the death. Ramey was found in the area of Kinster and Crystal Rock drives around 2 p.m. Tuesday.
"Police received information that car was in that location and went to check," said Janelle Smith, Montgomery County Police officer. She added they do not know how long the car was in that location.
Just days before Ramey's body was found, her daughter appealed to the community to help locate her mother, who had been missing since April 24.
"It is definitely concerning," Tori Ramey said at the time. "This is not like her to be gone for so long and to not to contact me, my sister or my father, her ex-husband."
Ramey, of the 3400 block of Queensborough Drive in Olney had last been seen at a Sunoco gas station, at the intersection of Olney-Sandy Spring and Spartan roads, in her 2004 blue Toyota Corolla.
In addition to searches conducted by Montgomery County police, Tori Ramey said she and other family members also called hospitals, rehabilitation centers, jails and other facilities.
The family thanked the public and those who spread the word about Ramey's disappearance, according to the police news release.
Tori Ramey said her mother dealt with emotional issues since her brother, Kenneth Hancock Ramey Jr., died suddenly from a heart issue in 2009 at the age of 27.
"My mother hasn't been the same since," she said days ago.


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Meaning & Origins
Biblical name, borne by the youngest of the twelve sons of Jacob. His mother Rachel died in giving birth to him, and in her last moments she named him Benoni, meaning 'son of my sorrow'. His father, however, did not wish him to bear such an ill-omened name, and renamed him Benyamin (Genesis 35:16–18; 42:4). This means either 'son of the right hand' or more likely 'son of the south' (Hebrew yamin can also mean 'south'), since Benjamin was the only child of Jacob born in Canaan and not in Mesopotamia to the north. Another tradition is that the second element of the name is a variant of the Hebrew plural noun yamim, which means 'days' but is used idiomatically to mean 'year' or 'years'. The name would then mean 'son of (my) old age' and refer to the fact that Benjamin was Jacob's youngest child. In the Middle Ages the name was often given to sons whose mothers had died in childbirth. Today it has no such unfortunate associations and it grew enormously in popularity following the release of the film The Graduate (1967), in which Dustin Hoffman played the role of Benjamin Braddock. It is used in Scotland as an Anglicized form of Gaelic Beathan.
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Why Compost?
Composting makes sense. Instead of sending organic matter to a landfill, it can be transformed into a useful additive which can even be sold. See Environmental Benefits.
What Can Compost Be Used For?
- Farmers use compost for enhancing crops and for sod farms.
- Landscapers use compost as a soil amendment and for decorative purposes at properties, golf courses, and athletic fields.
- Landfill operators use compost to cover landfills and carry out reclamation projects.
- Nurseries use compost for enhancing plant and forest seedling crops in reforestation projects and to prevent certain plant diseases such as root rot.
- Public agencies use compost for landscaping highway median strips, parks, recreational areas, and other public property and remediating contaminated or eroded sites.
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Composting is easy. Common materials like chicken wire, bricks, and buckets are all it takes to begin composting, which can be done either indoors or outdoors. Maintenance is not difficult either: regular mixing or turning and a little water can ensure success. Learn how to create your own compost pile.
Why Not Put Yard Wastes in Landfills?
Since these materials are relatively clean and biodegradable, disposal in landfills may be unnecessary and wastes space. In addition, as yard wastes decompose in landfills, they generate methane gas and acidic leachate. Methane is a colorless, explosive greenhouse gas that is released as bacteria decompose organic materials in landfills. If methane is not controlled at a landfill, it can seep underground and into nearby buildings, where it has the potential to explode. Yard wastes also contribute acidity that can make other waste constituents more mobile and therefore more toxic.
A number of states across the nation have implemented yard waste composting programs. To learn how many composting programs are in your state, visit Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) State Data page.
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Burning leaves and other yard wastes pollutes the air and can lead to uncontrolled fires. Leaf smoke can make breathing difficult for people who suffer from asthma, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, or allergies. A number of states currently ban leaf burning, and some communities either ban leaf burning or restrict when and where it can take place. For more information, visit EPAs Backyard Burning site.


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This chalet is next door to the Bouton d'Or and offers comfortable accommodation and a convenient location with quick access to the skiing.
It is just a short walk to the nearest piste and then a quick ski to either the Côte chairlift for the Vallée Blanche side or the Petite Aiguille which links to the larger side of the valley. Alternatively the ski bus stop is just opposite to take you to the Jandri Express and the centre of the resort. The chalet has a comfortable lounge and dining room and all bedrooms have their own en suite shower and wc. Your Chalet Hosts will provide tasty evening meals to round off a perfect day exploring the powder and challenging pistes in the resort.
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New World (Sin Segae)
Action/Adventure, Drama
The head of the Goldmoon crime syndicate is dead. His top two lieutenants remain. Seizing the opportunity, the police launch an operation called "New World," and they have the perfect weapon. The boss' right hand man, Ja-sung, has been a deep-cover operative for 8 years. Police chief Kang has been Ja-sung's handler from the beginning, so he knows how fragile this officer is. With a baby on the way, and living in mortal fear of being exposed as a mole, he's torn between his duty and honor as a cop, and the fiercely loyal gang members who will follow him to hell and back.
Cast: Choi Min-Sik, Hwang Jung-min, Lee Jung-jae, Hwang Jun-min, Choi MIn-shik, Lee Jung-sung
Produced by: Park Min-jeong, Woo-taek Kim, Min-jung Park
Directed by: Hoon-jung Park, Park Hoon-jung
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Running time: 2hr 14min
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Making basic cuts, mitres, and chopping out joints.
It's aimed at complete novices, so if you already have any knowledge of woodwork some or all of this will likely come across as patronising. Sorry about that.
Sawing a piece of wood is a really easy job, but without a little training most people screw it up. Going straight through quickly is a good way to end up with non-square joints, and when you're making furniture they're a very good way to make it look terrible.
My first ever job was as a joiner's apprentice, and because I didn't enjoy it I sucked. 11 years later I find myself making basic furniture. Remembering all the advice I was given, taking my time, and doing something I want to with it, I find I don't suck so badly: Doing passable joinery only takes a little knowledge coupled with care and attention.
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Now granted, I say that, even tho my bookcase turned out fabulous. But being a perfectionist, this would have helped so much.
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I went to 30+ consecutive games home AND away. I also hold donor status. Let me know when you come out of the stands and get on that level.
Listen, I know that these kids that left aren't "great players" but losing dudes like Lamar Miller HURTS us without any question. You can't deny it.
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I slept like a baby the first few weeks being gluten-free, then after that it was back to the same tossing/turning until my mind could no longer physiologically stay conscious.... by which time it's time to get up and get ready for another day of work without much, if any, sleep. Day after day, week after week until my health deteriorates and I stay constantly sick. No amount of OTC or prescription sleep remedies can knock me out. Not even combined overdoses taken with alcohol. I refuse to do drugs like Lunesta or Ambien, for I am very certain dangerous sleepwalking episodes would occur. In fact, now, I refuse to take any form of industrial chemicals pandered to the public as "medicine"... I don't need any more of my internal organs to fail or become poisoned. It's all natural for me now.
I've been gluten-free for at least 8 months now, and the mood swings are not any better. From time to time, I find myself snapping back at people, flipping the bird, cursing them, etc. I'm becoming increasingly intolerant of gluten-eating people... and society as a whole. <<offensive material deleted by moderator>>
I hate sitting at the same table as the other people while they get to enjoy many of the foods I must stay away from, both gluten-containing and other foods not suitable for Crohn's.
A special Crohn's diet didn't bother me too much, but gluten free has sent me over the edge.
I pray for the day when the rust fungus devastates the entire world's supply of wheat. If I could, I would travel to parts of the globe to collect my own samples to disperse amongst the evil crops of this backwards nation. Hopefully mother nature will be able to handle it without my help, and wipe out this insidious grain to leave room for the healthy ones.
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I absolutely can not handle being around average people any more. Are there any gluten-free communes or cults I can join? It kills me to despise my own family. They're hypocrites. I don't belong with them. I need to be surrounded by nothing but people akin to me. Understanding. Loving. Supportive. Gluten and poison free.
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I have a BobCat 225NT that I want to mount on pickup truck or trailer! Does anyone have plans for truck mounted welder with ox/accet bottle mounted. I'd like to make a skid/pallet to set machine on & be able to remove all when didn't want to haul in pickup. Any Ideals places to go(websites)or plans?
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There is some good information as far as air flow and remote oil drain and filter kits specifically for truck mounting on www.Millerwelds.com/truck that you may want to check out.Have a great day!
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Thanks Miller John, I'll take a look at the page!RoHo
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skid for my welder and torch
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Do a search, on Miller Motorsports and Hobart, Precisionworks posted some good pics of his skid, very user-friendly.
Link below is a picture of my skid, a little simpler but fits my purposes perfectly.
Yeah, Barry's (Precisionworks) is a good one. He said he based it on my old rig...and I based my new one on his rig. I think its his turn now.
You can do pretty much what you want with them. There are no hard fast rules anyway. Just keep the things that go boom away from the hot stuff.
Here is my current one. Not a Bobcat, but you get the idea. Trailblazer, bottle set and hose, and 250' of leads with room for more. I also have space for another bottle clamp.......which I should have put on a year ago.
FWIW, mine is a 5'x4' base.Don
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Gallery: World's Largest Artwork Created on Frozen Lake Baikal!
A team of eight people committed to walking in circles for art, including a documentary filmmaker and a photographer. Given the ethereal nature of the piece, it's not surprising how important documentation is to the process. After all, ice is one of the most potent artistic materials of our modern age. The team lived in a yurt in the center of the lake, building a fire on the lake bed every night (it would re-freeze every morning). Though the artwork melted away in May, the experience is chronicled on The Anthropologist, a site for promoting new work by Anthropologie. Yep. The folks who put together those massive store displays sent eight people to Siberia to draw circles. And thanks for that.
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I love this, such a brilliant idea, photography is great!
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I see your peninsula 😉 but semantics aside, the article he linked to says itself "most voluminous", not largest. The article I linked to (Lakes by area) uses the language "Largest lake" which I'd say would have been the more broadly accepted interpretation. I do like it when we can all be right though!
All this aside though, I forgot to say how neat the art itself looks, wonder if Google will capture it on Google Earth before it disappears?!?!
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The aperture (F value) can be set between F3.3 and F8.0 (Wide Angle) or between F5.9 and F14 (Telephoto). Sweep Panorama Mode: The camera can take vertical or horizontal panoramic shots of up to 224-degrees, or a full 360-degree panoramic image. Movie Mode: Allows you to record MPEG-4 movies with mono audio. Exposure Compensation: Besides auto exposure, you can adjust the exposure from +2.0EV to -2.0EV in 1/3 stop increments. Built-In Flash: The camera's built-in flash features a range of 11-7/8" to 12' 1-3/4" with the zoom set to wide and 3' 11-1/4" to 6' 10-3/4" with the zoom set to telephoto. The flash settings include: Auto: the flash automatically strobes when the surroundings are dark On: the flash strobes with every shot Slow Synchro: the flash is used regardless of the amount of ambient light, but the shutter speed is slower under dark conditions, allowing you to clearly shoot a background that is out of the flash-lit area. 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3/4 cup
white sugar
1/2 cup
butter, melted
1 tablespoon
vanilla extract
1 3/4 cups
all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons
baking powder
Ever since misplacing my original Pizzelle recipe, I've been on the lookout for a suitable substitute. While this one is a bit different, it's been requested as a 'cookie jar staple' by my husband ever since first tasting them at Christmastime. A few tips I've stumbled upon while making these: The recipe doubles easily (triple it and the batter gets stiffer as it sits). Fill a large pastry bag (or even a large zip-top baggie) with batter to squeeze desired amount onto iron (eliminates the sticky spoon-fingers situation). The vanilla is interchangeable with other extracts; I've tried almond, black walnut, lemon, orange and rum. Also, additions of nuts can be sprinkled on the raw batter just prior to baking; I've used sliced almonds with almond extract, pecans with rum extract and walnuts with black walnut extract. And yesterday I added a few mini chocolate chips to an orange-flavored batter. Delicious!
this recipe was a flop...I spent over one hour attempting to create 1 pizzelle. The flavor/taste was great as a ball of fried dough. But, I couldn't form 1 until I added Milk to the recipe. I was very frustrated. At that point i realized that i could get them to turn out and i added additional milk...I then experienced little problems. But, gee the frustration until that point. Had this ingredient accidentally been omitted?
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Good Recipe, exactly the same as the one that comes with the cuisinart Pizelle maker. I found using 4 Eggs versus 3 makes a better dough, not as thick, leading to more uniform cookie sizes.
I have used this recipe many, many times. When my son got married on July 8, 2006, he asked me if I would make a variety of pizzelles for the reception. I decided to experiment with this recipe and made dozens upon dozen of pizzelles in the following flavors: anise, vanilla, orange, and chocolate chocolate chip. For the anise and vanilla flavors I followed the recipe exactly. For the orange pizzelles, I used orange flavoring instead of the anise/vanilla and also added some orange zest. For the chocolate chocolate chip, I followed the recipe for the chocolate pizzelles and added mini chocolate chips. (I had to add more flour to this batter to get it to cook properly.) All of the pizzelles were a HUGE hit at the reception and now I have people begging me to make pizzelles for them. Thanks for the great recipe, Marianne. I can't wait to experiment with even more flavors.
This was a delicious recipe. I added 1/2 teaspoon of salt and used the vanilla. After I took the pizzelles off the griddle, I imediately shaped them into aa cup using the base of a glass as a mold. This must be done as soon as they are removed when they are still soft. I then filled them with strawberries and cream just before serving. They were an instant favorite.
This is the best pizzelle recipe I've come across! At first I was a little worried, as the batter seemed quite thick. But they came out just perfect! I even added an extra tablespoon of vanilla. They are a big hit everywhere I take them. *Be sure to keep them in an airtight container so they stay crisp! :)
I always make pizzelles at Christmas and was in the mood to try a different recipe. These were amazing. I make different flavors, so, instead of the vanilla, used lemon in a batch, lemon lime in another, anise in another and orange in yet another. These are so easy and fabulous!
These were really good! I haven't really had pizzelles before, but I was given a pizzelle iron recently so I thought I'd make some. We formed the cookies over an upside down bowl while they were really hot and then used them for ice cream bowls/cones. Everyone really liked them. I'm trying the chocolate version tonight.
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Calories: 102
Calories from Fat: 41
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