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When you think College Football, one of the first names that comes to mind is Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Since the early days of college football, when players wore a minimum of padding and hit hard with no more than leather helmets strapped on their heads, Notre Dame has been a major player. From the familiar strains of the Notre Dame fight song to the long list of legendary players and coaches at the school, including the one and only Knute Rockne, Notre Dame football is synonymous with grid-iron lore. Even these days, Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football tickets will get you into a game to remember, in which, for that day anyway, power football, honor and winning on the field are of supreme importance.
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Notre Dame, a Catholic university in Notre Dame, Indiana (abutting South Bend, Indiana), has always taken deep pride in its football teams. They have won 11 national championships, produced 96 All-Americans, and seven winners of the Heisman Trophy, the annual award given to the best college player, more than any other Football Bowl Subdivision school. Countless Notre Dame players have gone on to play professional football, some with legendary careers, including quarterbacks Joe Montana and Joe Theismann. Then there are the legendary coaches. Knute Rockne coached the Fighting Irish in one of its heydays, 1918-1930, winning five national championships along the way. These days, head coach Brian Kelly is looking to bring the Fighting Irish back to their days of glory. Check out the SeatGeek Blog in for early season September college football stories and news.
3/25/15: Notre Dame is now considered an appropriate opponent for SEC teams looking to fulfill their Power 5 scheduling requirements. That such a thought would be otherwise is pretty much absurdity, but now it is official. In the meantime, Notre Dame Athletics Director, Jack Swarbrick, sees a new future for NCAA football. He thinks that there will come a day with separate collegiate football programs. Not the big and little guys, but the public and private schools. That puts Notre Dame in a strange situation, as they are a private school, but have the support of a big time public university.
3/11/15: In a bit of a surprise, starting offensive lineman Matt Hegarty is transferring out of Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish were expecting to have all five offensive linemen returning next season, which bodes well for the offense. However, Hegarty claims that he was asked to play another position and allow younger players into the offensive line rotation. Hegarty has one year of eligibility remaining and also suffered a stroke three years ago. He dreams of playing in the NFL and wants more playing time and the opportunity to focus on a single position. The good news is that Notre Dame does have a lot of O-linemen waiting in the wings, so they should be able to fill the hole that Hegarty leaves.
3/4/15: Notre Dame will not kick off their 2015 season for another six months, but fans know that it is always a good time to talk about Irish football. The 2014 season started out wonderfully, but took a wrong turn after the offensive pass interference call led to Notre Dame's first loss. One cause of concern for next season is the secondary. Cody Riggs and Austin Collinsworth are gone. The scheme will say the same, but the players will change. Hopefully safeties Max Redfield and Elijah Shumate will develop into playmakers the Irish need to shut down opposing offenses.
2/25/15: Like a lot of items that go through large organizations, the announcement of Avery Sebastian being added to the Notre Dame roster took some time before it was official. It became official last week, though Sebastian announced the move a week prior. Sebastian is a graduate transfer from Cal, meaning he will be eligible to play right away. He should be an immediate boost the Irish secondary. That is good news for the team, who could always use an experienced safety to help patrol the intermediary part of the field. He played in 33 games at Cal, starting six.
2/18/15: The rankings each year of every school's recruiting class has become a cottage industry in the world of sports. But those rankings only include new recruits, most of whom will not see the playing field for another year or two. It leaves out transfers that can help the team, and often times right away. The Fighting Irish got a nice transfer last week. He is safety Avery Sebastian who had been at Cal. He is a graduate transfer, so that means he is eligible to play immediately and not have to sit out a year per archaic NCAA rules.
2/11/15: Notre Dame, Stanford, Vanderbilt and Duke have to be considered the academics of the college football world, and all have enjoyed at least some measure of success over the past few years. Notre Dame looks to continue their rebuilding and had a very strong showing on National Signing Day. The Fighting Irish finished with 24 recruits, including 13 4-star prospects. That was good enough to be ranked 11th by Rivals, and ahead of traditional powerhouses like Texas and Oklahoma, as well as new elite programs like Oregon and Mississippi State. Sadly, though, Notre Dame did not land Snoop Dogg's son, who signed with UCLA.
2/4/15: Notre Dame entered National Signing Day with the 9th rated recruiting class, according to Rivals, and easily the best class of any independent school or 'smart' school. Granted the rankings are subjective, and who really knows how any of these prospects may work out, but still, a top 10 class indicates good things for the future. The Fighting Irish have commitments from recruits across the county - from Florida to California - which is a big advantage as most schools concentrate more regionally. As of the end of January, Notre Dame did not have any five-star guys, but had a number of four-stars, including QB Brandon Wimbush from New Jersey.
1/28/15: One of the more interesting storylines going around during the height of the recruiting period is Cordell Broadus. If that name is unfamiliar, then consider this. He is the son of rapper Snoop Dogg and one of the most highly coveted recruits this year. The wide receiver could end up at Notre Dame (and is friends with safety commit Nicco Fertitta). The question then becomes how would Notre Dame handle having Snoop Dogg around on a regular basis. Snoop has been to Notre Dame and was well received. He may not be papal ministry type, but one would imagine that Notre Dame fans and alumni would welcome him.
1/21/15: Notre Dame is putting the finishing touches on their 2015 recruiting class and may have landed a big one. It seems that they have been successful in flipping elite tight end Alize Jones. Jones had been committed to UCLA for several months, but now has verbally agreed to Notre Dame. He is widely considered the best tight end in the country, so that is no small matter. The youngster is 6'5 and 220 pounds with a lot of speed. That is the type of build that makes matchups a nightmare for opposing defenses and leads to red zone scores.
1/14/15: There has been a lot of talk about the future of Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson lately. It has been reported that he is considering transferring out of Notre Dame (as a graduate transfer) so he can get more playing time. Both LSU and Duke have been mentioned as possible destinations. Golson has not confirmed nor denied the rumors. For what its worth, head coach Brian Kelly says he expects Golson to return next season. Golson will graduate in the spring and has one more year of eligibility left, so he would not have to sit out a year if he does decide to transfer.
1/7/15: Granted, Notre Dame prefers to play big time bowl games that matter, but that did not happen this season. Instead, they ended up in the Music City Bowl, but faced a developing LSU team. LSU was favored in the game, but that did not stop the Irish. They send a message to the SEC with a 31-28 win. Kyle Brindza kicked the game winning field goal as time expired to seal the win. It may not be the biggest win, but beating an SEC West contender will go a long way to restoring the program and luring in more recruits.
12/3/14: Notre Dame would probably like to head back in time about six weeks ago or so when they were undefeated and ranked fifth in country. Since losing at Florida State, the Irish have fallen into a tailspin and have only managed one victory - and that was against Navy. They closed out their regular season with a 49-14 beating at the hands of long-time rival USC and have limped to a 7-5 overall record. The Irish will now wait to find their fate as to which bowl game they will be heading to this season as well as speculation that there may be a coaching change in the near future.
11/19/14: Notre Dame was on the wrong side of what may have been the biggest upset of the weekend. Playing at home to a Northwestern team that does not have near the talent that the Irish do, Notre Dame let an 11 point fourth quarter lead fall apart and loss 43-40 in overtime. The loss drops the Irish to 7-3 on the season and has leave the team wondering where the wheels fell off. Notre Dame's two previous losses were to Florida State and Arizona State - two top programs. The Irish continue on with their ACC slate of games this week, hosting Louisville.
11/12/14: Like Auburn, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish may be out of the running for the playoffs after suffering their second loss of the season last Saturday. No. 10 Notre Dame was in Tempe to take on No. 9 Arizona State. The Sun Devils got off to a quick start, even taking a 31-3 lead midway in the second quarter with the help of some big turnovers and strong offense. The Irish tried to fight back and made a game of it by getting to 34-31. However, Arizona State stood strong and put the game away 55-31. Notre Dame is back home to host Northwestern this Saturday.
11/5/14: A few years ago, Navy upset Notre Dame for the first time in 40 years. Since then, the Midshipmen have generally played Notre Dame well, but the Irish win. Same story last Saturday when No. 10 Notre Dame mounted a fourth quarter rally to escape 49-39. Navy got within three points with just over four minutes left in the game, but the Irish were able to control the clock and add on the dagger score with 87 seconds remaining in the game. QB Everett Golson remained hot with 315 yards passing and three throwing and three more rushing TDs. Notre Dame is no 7-1 and heads to a big elimination game at Arizona State this Saturday.
10/29/14: It has been 10 days now, so everyone has had a chance to go through the five stages of grief in regards to the Florida State game. Yes, the called-back touchdown that likely would have won the game was a controversial call, but it is over and the Fighting Irish were not punished too harshly for it. They fell from 5th to 7th in the rankings with the loss, which is certainly something that can be overcome. There will be more attrition between the top teams as the season continues, so Notre Dame may well end up in the playoffs yet. In the meantime, the Irish had a bye last weekend and can now focus on Navy - a team they regularly beat.
10/22/14: Love them or hate them, the Fighting Irish deserve their top ranking. They took their spot at No. 5 and unbeaten record to Tallahassee to face No. 2 Florida State last Saturday night. This ended up being one of the best games of the year, and, even though FSU survived with a 31-27 win, Notre Dame validated their spot as one of the best teams in the country. QB Everett Golson was outstanding under pressure and was able to keep the team going strong, despite suffering leg cramps in the second half. The game came down to the final possession, but the Seminoles defense held fast. There is no shame in this loss - it was two heavyweights slugging it out. Everyone needs some time off after this game, and the Irish have a bye this week before playing Navy.
10/15/14: Notre Dame is starting to gain some national recognition as they are one of only six unbeaten teams in the land. The Irish have been placed behind FSU, Mississippi State and Mississippi, but will move up with Auburn's loss over the weekend. The Irish also showed they can score points, beating North Carolina 50-43 in a shootout that they actually trailed 14-0 halfway through the first quarter. Notre Dame has its best chance of the year to make a statement this Saturday when the travel to Tallahassee to take on the top ranked Florida State Seminoles.
10/8/14: Two years ago the Fighting Irish went on an improbable undefeated run in the regular season and found themselves playing for the National Championship. Like 2012, Everett Golson was the QB, and also like 2012 many still have doubts about the Irish six weeks into the season. Ninth ranked Notre Dame may have gained some believers this past Saturday by knocking off No. 14 Stanford at home, rallying and then holding on to a 17-14 win in a persistent rainstorm. Golson threw a touchdown pass to Ben Koyack with 1:01 left to play for the win. The Irish head to North Carolina to face the Tarheels this Saturday in an ACC-affiliated game.
10/1/14: Notre Dame bolstered their playoff resume last Saturday by going on the road and overwhelming Syracuse 31-15. The win left the No. 8 Fighting Irish at 4-0, and (of course) in Lou Holtz's top four for the playoffs. This game was 100% owned by Notre dame. After a scoreless first quarter, the Irish took a 14-3 lead into halftime. Then they simply dominated the second half. The next three games will define Notre Dame's season, which include a home game against Stanford (this Saturday) and a trip to Tallahassee to meet the reigning National Champion Florida State Seminoles. If they can win out during this stretch, then it is time to talk about them in the national playoffs.
9/24/14: It is only a quarter of the way through the Notre Dame football season, but expectations are growing by the minute. Granted, the Irish have won three games over terrible teams, but they are undefeated - and that means that imaginations will run wild. Aside from that, Notre Dame is looking for better play from offensive line. The real problem is how much the team misses left tackle Zach Martin from last year. Head coach Brian Kelly is considering moving some parts around for better pass protection and run blocking. The Irish had a bye last week but get back into action at Syracuse this Saturday.
9/17/14: Notre Dame remained unbeaten by outlasting the Purdue Boilermakers 30-14 last Saturday. Combined with both Georgia and USC getting upset, that may be enough to push the Fighting Irish into the top 10 in some polls. QB Everrett Golson was strong, as he has been all season. His 15 yard scrambling touchdown just before halftime set up the Irish to dominate the second half and take the game. Notre Dame has now beaten Rice, Michigan and Purdue on the season. They have a bye this Saturday but are on the road to face Syracuse next Saturday, September 27.
8/28/14: This is the first season that Notre Dame will have a quasi-conference alignment. While they are not part of the ACC, they will play several ACC teams this season and in years going forward. Notre Dame has a very respectable schedule with home games against Michigan, Stanford, North Carolina and Louisville, as well as road trips for Florida State, Arizona State and USC. The Fighting Irish also have re-installed Everrett Golston at quarterback, with the hopes that he can rekindle the magic he showed as a freshman when Notre Dame made the BCS National Championship Game.
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Fatigue is a feeling of being physically, emotionally, or mentally tired, weak, or exhausted. It is a symptom of cancer itself and also the most common side effect of cancer treatment. It does not mean the cancer is getting worse or that the cancer treatment isn't working. Some people with cancer have described fatigue as being tired to the bones or hitting a wall. Others say it is the most distressing side effect of cancer treatment. Fatigue may cause decreased ability to work or do physical activity, be involved with family, socialize with friends, or complete daily activities. Sometimes it even causes patients to miss cancer treatments. It can also affect concentration or attention.
Fatigue can come and go or stay constant for awhile. Fatigue from chemotherapy tends to occur a few days after the treatment, peaks, and then gets better before the next treatment. Fatigue from radiation may not happen right away. It can develop over the first two to three weeks of treatment and increase as the treatment continues. It may last three months or more after the treatment is finished. Attentional fatigue can last up until two or three years after treatment is completed. Fatigue is different for everyone, so it is important that the person who is experiencing it describe how he or she feels.
We currently understand some of the causes of fatigue but not all of them. Fatigue may be related to physical changes caused by cancer itself or its treatment (chemotherapy, biotherapy, radiotherapy, or surgery). The fatigue people have when receiving cancer treatment tends to be more severe than for healthy people. This fatigue lasts longer and is not relieved by sleep. Certain things can make the fatigue worse. For example, if the person with cancer has pain all the time, or pain that is not controlled, then this can cause irritability, prevent sleep, and make the person feel tired. Lack of sleep may also cause irritability. If the person with cancer feels short of breath much of the time (dyspnea), he or she may feel anxious or tired from the work of breathing. Depression, nausea and vomiting, or diarrhea can worsen fatigue. Most of these problems can be relieved to lessen fatigue.
Other things that can worsen fatigue may be harder to treat, like financial worries and fears or concerns related to the cancer or its treatment. It is important to talk about these, and there are members of the health care team who can help, like the social worker or counselor. Talking about fears or problems can make a person feel more in control and able to find solutions to the problems. Often, a support group is very helpful to provide ongoing support and also as a forum to share creative solutions to problems encountered with fatigue. Talk to your nurse or doctor for more information.
Low hemoglobin levels are also related to fatigue. Hemoglobin carries oxygen in the blood, so if it is low, the body cells do not get as much oxygen as they need. People receiving chemotherapy often have decreased hemoglobin. Doctors may prescribe medication to boost the body's ability to produce oxygen-carrying red blood cells.
People who are not well-nourished, who don't drink enough fluid and are dehydrated, or who are not able to move around much tend to have fatigue more easily. The way a person handles stress, thinks, or behaves can influence fatigue. It is important that a person with cancer learn ways to conserve energy. Energy is like money, and people have only a limited amount of it. Think carefully about how to spend it. What activities are most important? What activities help restore energy? These are the activities that people with cancer should spend their energy on.
The American Cancer Society recommends asking your health care provider the following questions about cancer treatment and fatigue:
Will the cancer therapy I am receiving cause fatigue?
How severe will my fatigue be?
Are there effective treatments to control my fatigue or make it better?
How will you decide which treatment I will receive?
What can be done if the treatment does not make my fatigue better?
What are the likely side effects of the proposed treatments?
What other health care professionals can help manage my fatigue?
Is my fatigue caused by anemia? If so, how will it be treated?
To manage related fatigue or to lessen it, a person on chemotherapy can also:
Eat a well-balanced diet and talk to the nurse or doctor about taking a multivitamin daily.
Drink plenty of fluids.
Regularly do gentle exercise.
Talk about problems with friends and family or the health care team.
Ask for help with chores or tasks.
Be sure to talk with your health care provider about how you can manage or lessen fatigue.


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I like that RB too but I doubt we'll take a RB at 12 or at any point in the first round in case we move down. I like Miller but I think Bush will be gone and Thomas can't stay healthy so we might need a RB. It is tempting. I also like the TE from Notre Dame but 12 is too high for him. I could see us trading down and getting an extra 2 or 3....a lot depends on what we do in free agency and who's on the board. If Werner is there at 12 it'd hard to pass on him.
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Button Hole Golf Course
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Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management
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This 25-acre, formerly state-owned property located on the Providence and Johnston boarder was undeveloped until the 1960's, at which time sand and gravel excavation commenced for use in construction of interstate roads. The property was grated into a flat, low-lying area with steep sides and gravel banks. The property is located in a multi-cultural, urban environment. It is bordered by the Woonasquatucket River, a metals recycling business, Mancini Drive, and residential properties. The southern portion of the property, which is bordered by Mancini Drive, was used by the city for solid waste disposal.
Site assessments performed by the environmental consultant from 1998 to 1999 demonstrated lead and arsenic as the primary contaminants of concern. There was also some PAH contamination. The groundwater beneath the property is a GB aquifer, making it not potable of its own accord.
Developer Ed Mauro envisioned a manicured, 9-hole golf course as a teaching center that would bring golf to the area's 25,000 youth. Button Hole would be a place for them to learn about the sport and life from adult mentors and volunteers. Local governments, Rhode Island Golf Association, Rhode Island Golf Foundation, and PGA Tour pros Billy Andrade and Brad Faxon backed the project and construction began in 1999. The grand opening was in June 2001. That season, 900 kids participated in the junior golf programs available at the teaching center.
The golf course is run by a non-profit organization which reduces golf's barrier of cost, inaccessibility, and playing time to local youth. In addition to the short, Par-3 course, there is also a 25-bay lighted driving range, 2 practice putting greens, a practice pitching and sand bunker area, and a clubhouse that includes a golf shop, indoor instruction area, administrative offices, patio, and multi-purpose function room. The property border with the Woonasquatucket River contains wetlands that serve as a classroom where respect for the environment is fostered. There is also a bike path planned that will run along the river.
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Saturday, October 05, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (October 4, 2002) - East Tennessee State's volleyball team lost to Southern Conference rival Furman in five games Saturday afternoon in Brooks Gym. After losing the first game 30-21, the Bucaneers (5-10, 3-4 SoCon) rallied back to win the next two games 30-27 and 30-25, respectively. However, Furman (12-8, 7-1 SoCon) pulled away with a 30-23 victory in game four to force a fifth game, in which the Paladins won convincingly, 15-9. "Overall, we played a good match," said ETSU head coach Deane Webb. "I was pleased with the turnaround following the loss in the first game, but we have to find a way to get more players to step up." East Tennessee State was led by junior middle hitter Lissa Allen (Palm Bay, Fla.), who finished the day with 11 kills on 18 attempts an no attack errors for a hitting percentage of .611. Allen also recorded three service aces in the match and had nine digs. Nicole Ryan (Etiwanda, Calif.) had 15 kills to lead all Buccaneers, while left-handed swinger Sara Scandiffio (Purcellville, Va.) registered 14. Freshman setter Kristi Robinson (Knoxville, Tenn.) dished out 48 assists, while defensively the Lady Bucs' Kate Steidle (Waynesboro, Va.) and Karen Freeburg (New Castle, Ind.) had 12 and 11 digs, respectively. On the Paladins' side of the net, four players had double figures in kills led by Abby Simon with 16 and Carrie Rowley with 14. Laura Bush and Amber Montague each recorded double-doubles in the match. Bush finished with 13 kills and a match-high 15 digs, while Montague also had 13 kills to go with her 11 digs. Caitlin White was a presence at the net with one block solo and six block assists. As a team, the Lady Paladins out blocked ETSU 11-3. East Tennessee State's next match is on the road, when the Buccaneers travel to Boone, N.C. to face Appalachian State on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The match is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
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Pacific Southwest, Region 9: Superfund
Serving Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, the Pacific Islands, and Tribal Nations
Liquid Gold Oil Corp.
State: California(CA)
County: Contra Costa
City: Richmond
Congressional District: 07
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The Fourth Five Year Review has begun for the site and will be completed by September 2015. For more information, see the community involvement section below.
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Description and History
NPL Listing History
NPL Status: Deleted
Proposed Date: 12/30/82
Final Date: 09/08/83
Deleted Date: 09/11/96
The Liquid Gold Oil Corp. site consists of approximately 18 acres of a 29-acre property owned by Southern Pacific Transportation (SPT). Originally, a major portion of the property was marshlands, which was reclaimed in the 1940s and 1950s. SPT leased approximately 3 acres of the site to an asphalt manufacturing plant and later to a waste oil storage and transfer facility that operated under the name of Liquid Gold Oil Corporation. Improper handling and disposal practices resulted in soil contamination. In 1982, Liquid Gold Oil ceased operations and left several deteriorating buildings and 27 storage tanks of various sizes on the site. Cleanup of the site was completed in 1995, and the site was de-listed from the Superfund National Priorities List in 1996.Currently, the site is inactive and fenced. The population within a mile is approximately 7,000, and an estimated 92,000 people live within 4 miles of the site. There are public wells located within 1/2 mile of the site, and nine private wells located within 3 miles of the site.
Contaminants and Risks
Contaminated Media
- Groundwater
- Soil and Sludges
- Environmentally Sensitive Area
Soils and groundwater are contaminated with metals and petroleum hydrocarbons. Prior to removal and capping of contaminated soils, people could be exposed to a health risk through accidental ingestion or direct contact with soils. Adjacent wetlands also may have been adversely affected by the site. However, risks have been eliminated by controlling pathways of exposure. Contaminated soils have been covered with a vegetated cap, the cap is fenced and the site is subject to a deed restriction that prohibits residential use.
Who is Involved
This site has been addressed through Federal, State, and potentially responsible parties' actions.
Investigation and Cleanup Activities
This site was addressed in two stages: initial actions and a long-term remedial phase focusing on cleanup of the entire site.
Initial Actions
Initial Actions: In response to inspections and regulatory actions, some surface soil was removed in 1974, and liquid waste and soil from a drainage area and holding pond were removed in 1980. Twenty five storage tanks and more than 70 drums of hazardous waste were removed and disposed off-site from 1982-84. In 1985, 760 cubic yards of contaminated soil were excavated and a wooden building in the former asphalt facility removed, resulting in off-site disposal of an additional 65 cubic yards of wood and metal debris. The remaining site buildings were demolished and the debris disposed off-site in 1989.
Site Studies
Site Studies: Under State supervision, the potential responsible party prepared a Remedial Investigation (RI)/Feasibility Study (FS) Workplan for the site in 1988 and RI/FS activities were conducted during 1988-1992. These studies were summarized in a Remedial Action Plan (RAP), approved by the Department of Toxic Substances Control and EPA in 1993. The study results indicated elevated concentrations of lead, copper, and mercury in surface and subsurface soils. The elevated lead was found primarily in a 5-acre area in the central portion of the site. Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) were found in five surface soil sample located within the same 5-acre area. Oil and grease were found throughout site soils, though a source could not be identified.
Groundwater was also sampled and analyzed, and continues to be monitored. The groundwater contained elevated metals and petroleum hydrocarbons (diesel and gasoline). Ongoing monitoring indicates that contaminated groundwater is not migrating and that concentrations of contaminants are decreasing over time. Surface water samples from two drainage channels showed no surface water contamination.
An ecological risk assessment found evidence of possible ecological damage in two drainage channels leading from the site into San Francisco Bay. This was based on the observation that the species composition of sediment-dwelling organisms was typical of a community subject to petroleum contamination. In addition, mussel larvae exposed to marsh sediments exhibited a toxic response, though this response could not be linked to site chemicals.
Remedy Selected
Remedy Selection: Final clean-up actions (Final Remedy) are summarized in the Remedial Action Plan (RAP), approved the Department of Toxic Substances Control on March 15, 1993. EPA concurred with the RAP by signing a Record of Decision on June 21, 1993. The Final Remedy included excavating contaminated sediments from the drainage channels, placing these with contaminated soils from a used oil recycler, and constructing a vegetated soil cap to cover these soils and sediments. In addition, a deed restriction prohibiting residential development at the site was signed and recorded. These remedial activities were completed during 1995. Monitoring of the cap and the groundwater continues. The site was deleted from EPA's National Priority List in September, 1996.
Site Studies
Three Five-Year Reviews, which determine if the site is protective of human health and the environment, have been completed (2000, 2005, and 2010). The most recent review (2010) concluded that the remedy at the Liquid Gold Site protects human health and the environment, because all immediate threats at the site have been addressed through the removal of contaminated material, stabilization and capping of on-site contaminated soils, access restriction (fencing, warning signs), regular maintenance of engineered control structures, and institutional control (deed restriction that restricts land uses). However, in order for the remedy to be protective in the long-term, the potential responsible party must update the deed restriction to comply with current California regulations and finish realigning the fence to completely enclose the vegetated cap. The report also recommends several follow-up actions to improve the groundwater monitoring program.
Cleanup Results to Date
Remedial activities at the site were completed in 1995, and the site was de-listed in 1996. Three Five-Year Reviews have been completed (2000, 2005, and 2010), which conclude that the site is currently protective of human health and the environment.
Potentially Responsible Parties
Potentially responsible parties (PRPs) refers to companies that are potentially responsible for generating, transporting, or disposing of the hazardous waste found at the site.
Southern Pacific Transportation Company
Documents and Reports
|5 Year Public Notice
|Liquid Gold 2010Third Five-Year Review
|Third Five Year Review
Community Involvement
Public Meetings: If you have any concerns about the Liquid Gold site, and particularly if you have direct knowledge regarding the operation and maintenance of the remedy, then EPA and DTSC would like to talk with you. If you are interested in being interviewed, please contact Jackie Lane, EPA Community Involvement Specialist, at (415) 972-3236 or email@example.com to make an appointment before January 31, 2015. If you have questions about the site you can also contact the DTSC Project Manager Lynn Nakashima at (510) 540-3839 or firstname.lastname@example.com. The Five-Year Review report is scheduled to be completed by September 2015 and will be available at the Richmond Public Library and online at http://www.epa.gov/region09/LiquidGold.
Public Information Repositories
The public information repositories for the site are at the following locations:
Richmond Public Library
325 Civic Center Plaza
Richmond, CA 94804
The most complete collection of documents is the official EPA site file, maintained at the following location:
Superfund Records Center
Mail Stop SFD-7C
95 Hawthorne Street, Room 403
San Francisco, CA 94105
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- ¼ cup raisins
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Cover raisins with warm water and soak for 20 minutes, then drain. While soaking, pre-heat oven to 375 °F.
Cut acorn squash into quarters and remove the seeds. Spray the inside of each squash quarter with one second of cooking oil spray.
Mix sweetner and cinnamon together. Sprinkle squash quarters with ½ of cinnamon mixture. Bake for 10 minutes. While baking, cut apples into quarters and remove the core. Chop apples into ½" pieces.
- Melt butter in a sauce pan over medium heat. Add apples, raisins and remaining cinnamon mixture. Mix well and remove from heat.
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I need to build a bunch of balcony railings for a property i'm a partner in. problem is, i have never built a balcony railing nore do i have an artistic bone in my body. i have looked online and found a lot of neat stuff, unfortunately i have to do them on the cheap, so the money i spend will go into simple but strong railings. The building is old, over 100 years, so i would like to make something that doesn't look to modern. Do any of you guys know where i can find design ideas? Right now i'm thinking just a top and bottom rail with square uprights (i said i wasn't very artistic!). What is a good spacing for the uprights? i see 4-5" in some drawings. What size/gauge should i be using? They will be around 6-8 feet long and anchor to columns or 6x6 posts. Should i put mounting plates to the decking? I will have to build them to size and truck them almost 400 miles so a mounting system that offers some adjustment would be great. Any input is appreciated!
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If you really want to get technical, you should also find out about the required minimum height for the top of the railing. If you are doing any handrails, you need to be aware of not only the shape of the handrail, but also the height as it relates to any stairs, and finally the details of any returns. Quite often, the handrail need to return so as not to leave protrusions for clothing to catch on (in an emergency egress situation).
It all depends on the code requirements in your area... and the inspector(s), if any.
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beyond meeting the code...
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Generally it must pass the 4" ball test must be 42" tall and withstand minimum force of 200lbs lateral force applied to the top edge.
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I guess it was just a natural progression from giving them whiskey to help with teething and to make them sleep. Personally I would have drank the booze myself. The babies can keep the pop though because I never ever drink it.
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I guess it was just a natural progression from giving them whiskey to help with teething and to make them sleep. Personally I would have drank the booze myself. The babies can keep the pop though because I never ever drink it.
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- Keetha Broyles said...
LOL!!!! When my two oldest children were babies, we lived in the SOUTH and I raised them on bottles of sweet tea - - - in between the milk!
Guess what - - - they lived!!!
- January 23, 2010 at 11:08 AM
- Foley said...
I guess they thought it was wholesome as long as the babies didn't have teeth yet for it to rot them out! LOL Makes you wonder about some of the other old advertisements!
- January 23, 2010 at 12:20 PM
- Lou said...
Amazing eh? A sugar feast for your baby, yipee.
- January 23, 2010 at 12:50 PM
- Deb said...
I don't remember ever seeing that ad...crazy stuff...
- January 23, 2010 at 1:14 PM
- Muddy Boot Dreams said...
Ah the good old days...... got to go and water my garden with some DDT now.
- January 23, 2010 at 1:19 PM
- Ali said...
You have to get a load of the vintage cigarette ads, featuring doctors! LOL!
- January 23, 2010 at 2:05 PM
- Cindy said...
My husband said he remembers those ads. Isn't that funny! Oh, I love the old days!
- January 23, 2010 at 5:00 PM
- Cass @ That Old House said...
Holy smokes, that ranks up there with the old ads with doctors endorsing certain brands of cigarettes! Soda for babies? Hahaha... my mother thought soda the Devil's own beverage; we never had it in our house. I was shocked to find it at friends' houses, and then thought it wildly exotic.
But Keetha -- iced tea for babies? Yikes. Although our old pediatrician (and I do mean OLD) used to tell me to give my girls tea when they were tiny, for upset tummies. Old remedies.
Oh well. my baby formula was Karo Syrup and evaporated milk! My mom raised 4 kids on that.
Times change.
- January 23, 2010 at 7:44 PM
- 3 Men and a Lady said...
Nice. Every one year old needs soda to quench their thirst!
- January 23, 2010 at 8:47 PM
- mudmama said...
I swear I remember coke in my baby bottle! (I am from the South, ya know) Egads!
- January 23, 2010 at 9:19 PM
- Joanne said...
I was never allowed pop as a child I was told it would rot my teeth! My parents oviously didn't seee this ad! LOL Thanks for following my new blog x
- January 24, 2010 at 12:41 AM
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My children were hyper enough without sugar overload or E numbers added to their diets,makes you wonder,does't it.Good advertising though,I wonder how much their sales went up with mums rushing out to buy this essential baby product ?? The mind boggles !!!
- January 24, 2010 at 4:32 AM
- Mary said...
Who knew? This is an example of great advertising. Not in the public interest but great advertising nonetheless.
- January 24, 2010 at 6:09 PM
- peace said...
hahaha i love those old ads, they crack me up. my mom never allowed pop in the house either so my bro and i would binge when at someone else's house lol.
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A lot of wishful thinking here. As long as Brady and Chancellor Palpatine are there, this division belongs to them. There's a reason why the only way they haven't won this division in the last 10 years was when Brady got hurt. They've had virtually no competition in the AFC East for a while.
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